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A fine example of a pre-WW2 pilot brevet, showing high quality detail. Off white silk thread showing superb wing, crown and initial detail, with a tan brown central wreath. Reverse with heavy canvas type black backing. A brevet, harking back to the days of the RFC and the manufacture of early ‘wings’.
A numbered, plain, 40th Infantry Regiment shoulder board. Superb, clean obverse detail, with the reverse back in higher quality ‘Jäger green’ material. Excellent damage and moth free condition.
A very nice example of a lightly worn/used Brodie combat helmet, that has had period applied ‘crude’ camouflage over a ‘lighter khaki green’ finish. The ‘brown’ camouflage is in the form of faint ‘half circles to the outer rim area (see images). Shell is dent and damage free with 75% plus of its original textured finish to the exterior and 90% plus complete to the interior. Underside of
A fine example of a lightly worn/used Brodie combat helmet. Shell is dent and damage free with 85% plus of its original textured finish to the exterior and 95% plus complete to the interior. Underside of the shell is with a good clear manufacturer code (see images). Liner is complete and in matching condition, being damage free. Original chin strap is in good serviceable, supple condition, but should be
A very nice, untouched Princess Mary 1914 gift fund bullet pencil cartridge case. Cartridge case is in excellent damage free condition with a good clear Mary monogram. Becoming harder to find in this condition. (Issued as requested to non-smokers this set consisted of the the pencil in the form of the bullet and a few sheets of writing paper and envelopes, contained in the gift tin).
An excellent condition 1914 gift tin bullet pencil retainer card keeper. Card keeper is flat and has for many years been stored as such. (The card keeper held the pencil steady within the tin). A nice untouched damage free item, with a pencilled name ? to one side
A nice, and I would say ‘field, pocket carried’ edition of the “Gospel of St. John’ as published by the YMCA. Some wear to the cover and interior, otherwise damage free.
A fine, clean example of ‘The Soldier’s Pocket Companion’ edited by The Earl of Meath, printed/issued 1915. 160 pages of facts figures and useful information that the serving soldier abroad might find use for. What I generally call a good pocket filler !
A very nice used condition USAAF pilot wing. Some finish loss to wing high points due to wear. Reverse with brooch pin fitting complete with ‘safety’ catch fitting. No maker details, plain reverse.
A very clean condition second pattern VCT (Volunteer Training Corps). Heavy wool khaki band with red felt crown and GR initials. Couple of small areas of none active moth (see images). Interior with good clear issue marking. One button period replaced. (The VTC in WW1 can loosely be likened too the second war ‘Home Guard’).
An attractive superbly detailed silver and multi-coloured enamel RAF pilot sweetheart brooch. Superb, damage free condition. Reverse with brooch pin style fitting and safety catch. No maker details
A very attractive superbly detailed silver and multi-coloured enamel RAF pilot sweetheart brooch. Superb , damage free condition. Reverse with brooch pin style fitting and safety catch, and very small silver mark. (See images). A ‘work of art’ in miniature.