£110.00
A good medium size belt. In very good used condition, unblancoed condition.
A little grubby with some staining due to use.
Maker marked ‘Me. Co. with WD broad arrow and date details too faint to read. (Possibly 1916/17)
All brass fittings present and in good order.
Formation marking for the 7th Battalion Royal West Kent Regiment. A well used/late war re-issued ‘B’ pattern Brodie field service helmet, with blue painted formation markings as detailed above. The helmet has been period refinished and reissued with the exterior and underside brim refinished. The helmet rim band is absent giving the appearance of a first pattern helmet. The area where the rim has previously sat is visible
A very clean and damage free ‘narrow’ Derby Scheme recruit armband. Khaki wool band with red crown, tin fastening buttons, and good clear stamp details to the under-side. Moth free. A what might be termed ‘second phase’ band that was reduced in width to save on uniform cloth.
A superb WW1 vintage R.S. ‘Rover Scout’ service cap. Heavy felt wool construction which is in very good shape, being damage free and showing only very slight surface moth tracking (now none active). Exterior leather had band with some slight surface cracking. Interior head band showing light use and in excellent matching condition. Silk upper liner with some areas of fragility but complete. No visible maker details. Complete with
Hard to now find, full length (over 6 ft) single piece puttees. Earth brown khaki wool with some light inactive moth to the ‘beginning’ ends. Not a common item to now find in this condition.
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