(Code: 2731) | |   M40 combat helmet acquired from a veterans family. The soldier brought it back and it has been stored for decades in a garage and forgotten about, literally untouched since the war. As a result it has acquired a degree of oxidisation to the surface, the helmet shell shows a faint amount of light camouflage. The eagle decal is almost perfectly intact with just a small blemish to one leg of the eagle and a small blemish to the swastika. Some rust to interior of the shell, the liner is complete with its original drawstring. Shell size is NS6? with the last number difficult to identify. Batch number stamp D102. We have added a high quality replica chinstrap. A nice looking helmet. |
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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: 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: 2898) | |   Communications receiver used by the RAF mainly in large aircraft such as the Lancaster, Stirling, Wellington and Sunderland. Some were also used in vehicles and Air Sea Rescue launches. Comes complete with reprint of manufacturers manual. Not tested. Shop collection only |
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(Code: 1982) | |   Maker stamped 65 to suspension ring for Klein & Quenzer, Idar/Oberstein. |
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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: 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: 2558) | |   Maker marked 100 Rudolf Wachtler & Lange, Mittweida. |
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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: 2655) | |   Scarce steel construction mess tin with several stamps for 'SW M43' .With its original green paint nearly all present with some light rust spots. Interior in excellent condition with its red oxide primer anti rust paint.
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(Code: 2572) | |   Good condition with replacement ribbon.
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(Code: 1566) | |   Variable density USAAF goggles with case. Made by Polaroid. These were mainly used by Air gunners. Black rubber facemask with a plastic frame holding the round lenses. The lenses could be moved over each other using the central Bakelite knob. This allowed the density to vary and the wearer could track objects moving across the face of the sun. There is also a red plastic flip down visor for observing tracer bullets. Goggles stamped 'US 44' .Case in good condition with period repainted green paint. Spare plastic red visor in original paper packet.
Instruction sheet with 44 date. |
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(Code: 2557) | |   Pouches and straps are wartime dated.
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(Code: 2887) | |   Comprises 39-45 star, Atlantic Star, Africa Star, Pacific Star, War Medal. Medals come in black leather medal wallet with gilt embossed Merchant Navy badge to front.
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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: 2011) | |  
Maker marked 93 for Richard Simm & Sohne, Gablonz a.d.N. with matching packet. |
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(Code: 2174) | |   WW1 British War and Victory Medal named to 3305 Pte. J.H. Roberts, Royal Scots. Police medal named to Section Leader Joseph. H. Roberts
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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) | |   Maker marked 65 for Klein & Quenzer A.G., Idar/Oberstein.
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(Code: 1080) | |   M43 trapezoid machine woven insignia with wool backing cloth. Has been removed from a cap. |
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(Code: 401) | |   Maker stamped 'clk' . Bakelite base with alloy lid and mirror. Bakelite base is number stamped
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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: 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: 4031) | |   Maker marked 110 to Otto Zappe, Gablonz a.d.N. |
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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: 1993) | |  
Alloy construction medal with a bronze wash. Packet maker marked to reverse 'CARL POELLATH, SCHROBENHAUSEN'.
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(Code: 1323) | |   Non maker marked by Carl Poellath |
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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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(Code: 4205) | |   Marked Ges. Gesch on back. |
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(Code: 669) | |   Nice quality zinc construction. |
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(Code: 2876) | |   Webbing case maker marked and dated 1942. Complete with original strap. Strap maker stamped and dated 1942 |
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(Code: 1141) | |   The King George V Silver Jubilee Medal was instituted to celebrate the 25th anniversary of the accession of King George (1910-1935). |
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(Code: 1311) | |   Alloy brooch with retaining pin. Maker number to reverse. |
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