(Code: 4574) | |   Original M42 helmet possibly refurbished. Helmet stamp is faint and illegible. Complete with liner and chinstrap, liner features a very unusual circular stamp with a Boar to the centre. As Camouflage helmets are very difficult to authenticate, we have shown this helmet to several helmet Camouflage experts for second opinions. Opinions on this helmet are split with some saying refurbished and others saying original. In light of this we are selling this helmet as possibly refurbished to be on the safe side, and have priced it accordingly at a fraction of the price of a camouflage helmet. Either way it makes an excellent display piece. |
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(Code: 1601) | |   Dienstglass stamped binoculars ddx. for Voigtlander und sohn. Has triangle stamp for cold weather lubricant. Complete with original brown leather strap with bakelite lens cover. Optics in good condition with some small spotting marks when looking through lenses in reverse.
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(Code: 198) | |   Air Ministry stamped and dated 42. The Paxolin fibre plotting board has been period cut down, otherwise in good condition. |
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(Code: 4051) | |   Heavy duty Kapok coat used by the Long Range Desert Group, designed for use in the 1940 Norwegian campaign they were reissued to the LRDG in North Africa for the extremely cold desert nights. Heavy duty canvas outer shell that was windproof and waterproof. Quilted Kapok lining for extra insulation. Wooden closure toggles. Large wool serge collar with large hip pockets .Inside label has size and maker details and date 1942 with War Department stamp.
Originally designed for the Norway campaign the jackets proved too bulky for standard infantry use. Adopted for Desert use by the LRDG and by static gun crews its excellent warmth was essential for night patrols and sentries.Heavy duty over 5kg it was ideal for use in vehicles.
Rare and sought after item for LRDG collectors. Some staining to outside of coat and expected wear. Was found stored in an attic since the end of WW2 along with the Despatch rider's coat we have also listed. Battle worn condition.
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(Code: 2881) | |   Valve based broadcast receiver produced by Philips Lamps Ltd London. A small number were supplied to resistance groups in Norway, France and the Netherlands. Complete with D.L.R. No 5 headphones. Not tested. Shop collection only
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(Code: 2269) | |  
Marble shield is engraved with the Royal Engineers cap badge with kings crown. Measures 25.5 cm across the top x 28cm x 2.2cm and weighs 3.8kg. |
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(Code: 983) | |   Other ranks sporran with original waist belt.
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(Code: 2866) | |   Heavy duty canvas coat issued to British despatch riders. Stud fastenings and closure belt. Some staining to jacket and light rusting to metal belt parts, studs and belt eyelets. Has map pocket and horizontal pockets with closure flaps. Number stamp to inside coat flap with original label present but attached with pin. Label is very faded. Was found stored in an attic since the end of WW2 along with the Long Range Desert Group Kapok coat we have also listed. Both Jackets belonged to the same LRDG officer. Battle worn condition. |
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(Code: 1985) | |  
Complete with RAF linen war map of the Forth and Tay. Also included is a museum quality replica wooden plotting board.
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(Code: 2582) | |   Control panel REF No 5C/3108 was used to control aircraft navigation, recognition and formation lights. The panel also has two Morse keys for communication using the aircraft lights. Complete with original cardboard box dated 1945.
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(Code: 2621) | |   Maker marked BLC for Carl Zeiss Jena and stamped Dienstglass 7X50 2244129. Optics in good condition.
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(Code: 1736) | |   Maker stamped 'A.STERS & SONS 1944' . |
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(Code: 265) | |   We have been told these lamps were manufactured by the French Resistance for RAF drops although we have been unable to find anything similar. Appears to have been repainted. |
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(Code: 2853) | |   We have been told these lamps were manufactured by the French Resistance for RAF drops although we have been unable to find anything similar. Appears to have been repainted. |
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(Code: 1981) | |   Made by W. Ottway & Co Ealing London and dated 1940. Optics in good condition. |
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(Code: 1675) | |   Steel helmet with its original green paint. |
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(Code: 954) | |   With Princess Mary monogram. From the Princess Mary tin issued to the soldiers Christmas 1914.
You must be over 18 to buy any type of gun or accessory. Sorry guns can not be posted outside of the UK.
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(Code: 542) | |   Slight damage to swastika possibly shrapnel damage. Maker marked 65 for Klein & Quenzer A.G., Idar/Oberstein.
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(Code: 1142) | |   Worn condition. Would polish up well. Appear to be resoled as 'Super Leicht' stamp to soles. UK size 9 approx.
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(Code: 1152) | |   Maker marked 39 for Rudolf Berge, Gablonz a.d.N. |
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(Code: 1596) | |   Maker marked 118 on pin for August Menzs & Sohn, Wien. |
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(Code: 1620) | |   Hardback. Hurst & Blackett Ltd, London. 1938. 292 pages. |
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(Code: 1692) | |   Maker marked 107 for Carl Wild, Hamburg. |
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(Code: 1868) | |   Maker marked 100 for Rudolf Wachtler & Lange, Mittweida. |
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(Code: 2770) | |  
Machine woven eagle on white rayon base
V.G.C. Hand embroidered in faded gilt wire threads on a navy blue wool base. |
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(Code: 4031) | |   Maker marked 110 to Otto Zappe, Gablonz a.d.N. |
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(Code: 2133) | |   Maker stamped '127' for Moritz Hausch, Pforzheim |
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(Code: 2229) | |   Cap shows considerable moth damage which has been treated. Tails attachment is fragile.
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(Code: 2457) | |   Warden Plastfort MKII helmet of bakelite construction. Helmet liner frame maker stamped 'VERO II 1941' and size 71/4. Rubber pad and canvas chinstrap with hardened black liner. |
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(Code: 555) | |   Maker marked 88 for Werner Redo, Saarlautern. |
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(Code: 949) | |   Good condition bakelite construction compass in working condition.Stamped with maker 'PASTO' |
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(Code: 1993) | |  
Alloy construction medal with a bronze wash. Packet maker marked to reverse 'CARL POELLATH, SCHROBENHAUSEN'.
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(Code: 4251) | |   Performance book from October 1935. Shows owner in his RAD tunic. |
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(Code: 1977) | |   Well filled in book.Cover has detached from pages. Also includes a muster order document for the 25th June 1939 for the 3/106 Abteilung. |
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(Code: 2304) | |   With full length ribbon ,one end having its original retaining hook. |
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(Code: 1600) | |   Maker marked Pearl & Co 487 Oxford Street London. |
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(Code: 1854) | |   Gold bullion eagle on Kriegsmarine blue wool backing. |
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(Code: 4644) | |   Interesting scrapbook relating to Reichsminister Dr Joseph Goebbels with collected photographs from various magazines and newspapers. Each image has accompanying text beautifully written in sutterlin script in black ink. There is also several magazines and loose pictures relating to Goebbels.
This was most likely a school project or a project by the Hitler Youth. The top corner inside the folder has what would appear to be the owners name. |
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(Code: 1251) | |   Bar is for War Merit Cross with Swords and two Long Service Medals with metal eagles. |
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(Code: 1758) | |   Early brass construction, missing most of black finish. |
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(Code: 1843) | |   Instituted on 18 October 1938, the medal was awarded to participants in the occupations of Sudetenland in October 1938 and Czechoslovakia in March 1939. |
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(Code: 2237) | |   Early pressed brass example. |
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(Code: 991) | |   Good condition, |
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(Code: 1250) | |  
Stamped London Hand Sewn . |
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(Code: 2736) | |   Medal is complete with original pin .Box has been repaired with Sellotape. |
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(Code: 2347) | |   Khaki webbing construction .Both stamped 1941 but different makers.
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(Code: 936) | |   Named to Ab C J Hatch. Complete with photocopies of original paperwork. |
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