£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 grubby untouched example of the iconic 1914 gift tin, polished with most gilt finish lost. Tin is comparatively dent and damage free. Its been stored for many years with this being its first time on the market. Tin edges and especially the corners are firm and split free. TIN ONLY (Interestingly this tin is of a maker variation with the wording 'Christmas 1914' in the lid bottom wreath
A mint condition, untouched example of the iconic 1914 gift tin, with 99.9% of its original finish remaining. Tin is dent and damage free, with only the slightest of marking (see images). Tin edges and especially the corners are firm and split free. Lid hinge firm and in working order. This is the finest example Princess Mary tin I have ever owned or been able to offer. Its
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 superb condition mid/late war service dress cap in whip cord khaki A ‘flat’ cap with no crown shaper or front spring, a cap typical of late war wear. Moth and damage free, the cap would be hard to better for condition. Leather narrow chin band, and OSD bronze cap badge, the only badge ever fitted, no multiple puncture marks. Interior in matching clean condition, with no maker details. Brown
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