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A good English made wrist ID tag I believe named to a Polish officer.
My research on this item has been very, very limited, due to the lack of information, on said subject on the internet.
Engraved to obverse ’Romaniszyn Mikatag A 1914 P’.
Marked ‘Sterling’ to the reverse and with a period repair of the wrist chain being reattached to the tag.
A rare tag !
A stunning, untouched WW1 French Adrian helmet with battlefield damage. Standard infantry helmet in ‘dull/dusty’ horizon blue with front grenade. The shell is as said grubby/untouched. With the leather chin strap displayed across the front peak. Chin strap is with some age hardening but in no way is it at the point of disintegration. Liner held in position on the left side as worn by a
A good example of the US American made M1917 equivalent of the British 1907 Bayonet. Very good used condition with good clear maker detail and issue markings to the blade. Wood gips damage free. Scabbard in matching condition to bayonet. British WD broad arrow to scabbard bottom furel, indication re-issue to the British Home Guard in WW2 This example was made in 1917 by the Remington Arms Co., Ilion,
A very good condition 1917 Pat. WW1 U.S. small box respirator, complete in its correct period carry bag. Face-mask is of rubberised cotton, being in, well above average condition for its age. There is some flaking and age hardening to the rubberised interior. Eye pieces clear and in very good condition. Nose tongs complete and in serviceable condition. All elasticated head bands present but with
A very nice petite, vesta case with engraved obverse representing the Canadian 108th Inf. Regt. Excellent overall damage free condition. Chain loop appears repaired/refitted. Good clear hallmarks to the lid closing rim. A super item !
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