A superb pair of un-blancoed, matched ‘08 ammunition pouches dated 1937.
All fittings present and in good working order. They are lightly used.
Reverse with good clear date details and a maker mark the is faint that I don’t readily recognise. (I believe it may be South African).
Excellent item for that early WW2 representation, or for those looking for in-blancoed webbing.
Royal Marines used ‘08 webbing during the 1930’s and early stages of WW2.
An interesting duel dated .455 revolver holster. Supple tan brown leather in damage free condition. All straps and fittings present in serviceable condition. To the reverse upper edge of the holster is a date marking 1916, on the front securing strap end is a maker marking and date 1940, indicating either salvage corps repair or re-issue. Very nice overall condition.
A superb condition ‘Adams & Co.’ No 30 Trench periscope. The aluminium bodied scope is damage free and retains 90% plus of its grey finish, and carries its paper issue/‘how to use’ guide’ label in full, again in damage free condition. Approx 3-4 inches below the proper issue label is a WD broad arrow in black paint. The paper label is with age spotting, but is none
A good pair of WW1 vintage detachable tropical shirt epaulettes. Now grubby and showing evidence of having two pips affixed to both straps, otherwise excellent damage free condition.
A very nicely made (probably post WW1 cottage industry, as most work of this type is), practical piece of trench art in the form of a lighter. A multi piece construction, in the form of a British service dress cap. Lovely workmanship. Sadly the flint holder is absent. Cap crown diameter, approx 5cms.
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