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A good untouched example of a ‘B’ pattern Brodie helmet with a ‘good’ condition sacking cover with painted Battalion formation sign, which research details as the 3rd Battalion Seaforth Highlanders. Helmet shell is complete with rim. There is surface rusting both to the interior and exterior. And a shallow dent to the crown. The sacking cover is with areas of fragility and rust staining where attached
A super, period toy parachute doll created by Elvy Kalep, ‘Pat-Parachute, the Para Trooper’. Complete in its box of issue and also with its very rare instruction flimsy. Box is complete with an edge repair, now being a little grubby and with some damp staining, and age creases. Doll in complete matching condition with ‘bright/clean’ face, to include the eye goggles which are often missing, and with the
A very good condition, with much gilt remaining WW1 British Victory medal named to ‘Lieut C Spooner’. Only one C Spooner (Charles) listed as a 2nd Lt. & Lt. serving with the Royal Berkshire Regt., attached to the Royal Sussex Regt. A none casualty.
A small group of WW1 paper and linen lapel favours sold on various fund raiser ‘flag days’. Flags included are Red Cross, support for Russia and Scottish related flags. All are in pretty good sound condition.
A good single victory medal to a private in the Middlesex Regt. A none casualty, entitled to the 1914-15 Star. Service No. 879 Pte. R. D. Tandy
A superb, new to the market Prussian Reservist Officer pickelhaube. Untouched and recently cupboard found in a house clearance. All fittings are present and are in untouched, un-polished condition. Skull is in good damage and dent free condition with age marking to the exterior finish only. The helmet plate is devoid of battle honours indicating a reservist officer. Its never ben removed from the helmet and is making
A rare pair (not quite matching for yellow bar detail colour) collar rank insignia as worn on the service dress collars by serving members of the FPA. Three yellow bars on what is in effect a shoulder board shaped RAF blue backing. A for of rank insignia very much in keeping with Polish military uniform tradition. Rank of ‘Lance Sergeant/Officer Cadet’. Moth and damage free condition
An unusual later war ‘duel’ infantry divisional sign representing the 59th and 61st Divisions. Both were second line territorial divs, the 59th being disbanded after D-Day and the 61st in 1946, both being geographically ‘related’, in the midlands. The 59th were involved in the D-Day landings, the establishment of beach heads and the capture of Caen. IT was then disbanded and its personnel distributed to other divisions. The
A superb early Hitler Youth Bavarian district trumpet banner. Damage free with only period use staining where possibly getting wet ?
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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 !
A good condition army officer dagger by Clemen & Jung Solingen. Scabbard, cross guard and pommel appear period plated (to look dapper). Cross guard Ferrell is grubby and is a issued. Orange celluloid grip is with some minor chipping and age cracking. Grip assembly is a tight crisp fit. Blade is with maker marking and is in excellent clean damage free condition. Scabbard with a small dent to
A rare pre 1935 NSBO (National Socialist Factory Cell Organisation Nationalsozialistische Betriebszellenorganisation) armband. Cotton band with BeVo woven centre panel with issue stamping. Excellent damage free condition slightly grubby with period use. This pre 1935 organisation was disbanded and absorbed into the DAF organisation from 1935 onwards. Sold with details (a period) envelope of the American soldier that sent it home as a war souvenir. I only have the