GERMAN WWI PRUSSIAN OFFICERS FULL PARADE SASH.

Excellent condition with its belt and two hanging belts with their silver tassels.  read more

Code: 91311

AUSTRIAN WWI 1917 BRAVERY MEDAL.

All bronze finish remaining with its red and white ribbon.  read more

Code: 91339

BRITISH WWI SAM BROWNE BELT AND CROSS STRAP.

A very nice condition undated mid brown Sam Browne belt with cross strap. Marked to the waist belt in large ink stamped letters ‘RFC’ with crown. We have never encountered markings such as this previously and are only offering this as an undated Sam Browne belt.  read more

Code: 91222

WWI FRENCH WATER BOTTLE.

A small capacity horizon blue bordering on grey coloured water bottle, complete with its shoulder strap and its cork and metal stopper. The horizon blue has faded to a grey colour.  read more

Code: 91235

USA WWI PAINTED STEEL HELMET.

A British Brodie helmet shell supplied to the US troops of World War I, camouflaged in the field by American troops, and more than likely at the end of the hostilities souvenir overpainted to the crown the insignia of the 2 nd American division, to the interior a wire between the double posts for wall hanging display.  read more

Code: 91376

GERMAN WWII POLICE OFFICERS PARADE BELT BUCKLE.

The attractive circular police officers parade belt buckle. Central swastika. All cast aluminium. Maker marked ‘OLC’ on the reverse side, without any of its belt fittings.  read more

Code: 91241

JAPANESE WWII MUZZLE COVER.

A very difficult accessory to obtain for the Arisaka rifle is the celluloid muzzle cover.  read more

Code: 91259

GERMAN WWII LUFTWAFFE MANS BREAST EAGLE.

Removed from a tunic, partial removal of the edge trim from the left hand wing.  read more

Code: 91260

GERMAN WWII NSKOV VETERANS DONATION TINNY.

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Code: 91279

GERMAN WWII ARMY STEEL CASED PHILLIPS DYNAMO HAND GENERATOR FLASH LIGHT.

The flash light has no batteries it is hand powered using the press lever which drives a miniature generator to produced electric current to the bulb. After the invasion of Holland the German authorities found that the Dutch Company Phillips had capacity to manufacture these items.  read more

Code: 91312