£45.00
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 very good condition WW1 period blue enamel water bottle complete with its heavy felt wool insulation cover. Bottle is in excellent damage free condition. Cork stopper appears as an ‘oldish’ replacement, complete with stopper fitting and cord which is attached to the felt cover. Felt cover with none active moth nipping (see images). Felt with a fade shadow where it has been fitted for some time within
A fine example of a WW1 vintage water bottle, mounted in a leather, shoulder holster/cradle, as used by artillery units. Bottle is in very good damage free condition, covered with the buff coloured heavy felt, typical of this periods bottle covering. Stopper is complete and in damage free condition attached to the felt covering by a longish piece of cord, again a typical feature of this vintage
A very nice used, officer heavy cotton canvas side hold-all of the type common in use at the front by junior officers. Khaki canvas in very good condition, with one slight tear which appears period repaired. (See images). To the underside of the front flap can be seen in black ‘indelible’ ink the officer name and his regt. ‘Capt G.B. Hill Y & L’ Carry strap is with
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
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