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Rank and Badges in the Navy, Army, RAF and Auxiliaries
A fully coloured guide to the badges worn by members of His Majesty's Forces. This original pamphlet was printed in Great Britain during 1940 and contains 32 pages showing rank insignia, appointments, trade and skill badges and other insignia worn during the war by all branches of the military.
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$30
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War Atlas and History of World War II
This original pamphlet was printed in the USA during 1944 and contains 57 pages. In addition to having excellent maps of all regions as they existed and were named during the war, there is also a world globe shown with reference to air miles between key locations. Maps show railroads as well as railroads being constructed which is of interest to anyone researching eastern Europe/Russia as well as the Burma/Malaya regions. The last ten pages have the history at the time of various battles that took place up to that time during the war.
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The King's Regulations For the Army and the Royal Army Reserve
This original manual was printed in London and is the 1940 Edition with Amendments Numbers 1 - 44 which spanned the war years until 1945. This edition continued to serve as the source for all things related to the British Military Forces until the mid-50s and was reprinted by the government in 1953. Contains 815 pages with pasted in amendments where they were required.
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$125
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Manual of Military Law
This original manual was printed in London by the War Office and is the 1914 Edition which continued in service as the basis of military law used in conjunction with the King's Regulations until the end of the Second World War. Contains 908 pages covering all aspects of the legal system and procedures for dealing justice to military personnel.
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$100
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Ford Special Pattern Vehicles Built for the British War Department
This original manual was printed by the Ford Motor Company of Canada and is the Third Edition printed during WWII. It contains 225 pages covering multiple types of military heavy trucks, the 4x4 field artillery tractor and the 4x4 rear engine armoured car. All vehicle aspects are covered including engines, transmissions, suspensions, winches, axles, etc.
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Royal Air Force Pilots Flying Log Book
This log book was used by glider pilot, tug pilots and bomber and transport aircraft pilots. Sections include logs for link trainer time, certificates and qualifications as first pilot, and a general record of service.
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Pilots Notes for Horsa Mark I Glider with Appendices for Tug Aircraft Pilots
This manual is a quality copy of the second edition A.P. 2097-A P.N. publication produced during WWII by the Air Council. It is a thinner publication with approximately 70 pages and focuses on aspects of flight in relation to a glider and tug combination.
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Air Publication 2097-A for Horsa Mark I Glider
This manual is a quality copy of the September 1942 Air Ministry edition. It was produced as a private run of five copies during the 1980s and incorporators supplemental amendments through 1945 for the Airspeed Horsa Glider. Heavily illustrated with line drawings of every component found on the glider on fold out sheets. Flight controls, instruments and procedures are also all documented within. Very rare and something you won't likely ever find anywhere else. Contains ten tabbed sections in addition to an index.
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 Equipment of the WWII Tommy
Comprehensive book featuring individual chapters on web equipment, helmets, medical gear, signals equipment, anti-gas equipment, tents and field gear, knives and bayonets, and air deployment systems. Contains 410 pages with more than 800 detailed photographs and drawings. First printed April 2004.
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 Weapons of the WWII Tommy
Comprehensive book featuring individual chapters covering sidearms, rifles, machine guns, grenades, mortars and other weapons used by the British and Commonwealth soldiers during the Second World War. Contains 466 pages with more than 800 detailed photographs and drawings. First printed September 2004.
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 Uniforms of the WWII Tommy
Comprehensive book featuring individual chapters covering service dress, battledress, khaki drill and aertex, jungle green uniforms, Pattern 1944 web equipment, personal clothing, soft caps, cap badges, rank insignia, formation and unit insignia, utility clothing and wet and cold weather clothing. Contains 426 pages with more than 1200 detailed photographs and drawings. First printed October 2005.
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WEAPONS AND ORDNANCE RELATED (Inert)
Note: Inert ordnance items are shipped internationally at the buyers risk. It is your responsibility to know if purchased items can be imported into your country. While legal in most countries, the Customs and Postal Inspectors are sometimes overly cautious when they find certain items which may then become seized and possibly destroyed.
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WWII Canadian 1944 dated cloth bandolier containing 50 live .303 ball cartridges all dated 1944 from Dominion Arsenal and on stripper clips. Heads Stamps are all D.A. C/|\ 44. Cannot be shipped outside of the USA.
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WWII British 1941 dated cloth bandolier containing 50 live .303 ball cartridges all dated 1942 with head stamps marked K4 (Kynoch - Middlesex, UK) and on stripper clips. Cannot be shipped outside of the USA.
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WWII British 1939 dated cloth bandolier containing 50 live .303 ball cartridges all dated 1939 and heads stamps marked H /|\ N (Royal Ordnance Factory - South Wales, UK) on stripper clips. Cannot be shipped outside of the USA.
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WWII British 1944 dated cloth bandolier containing 50 live .303 ball cartridges all dated 1944 with heads stamps marked GB44 (Greenwood and Bately) and on stripper clips. Cannot be shipped outside of the USA.
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WWII carton of 50 live .303 ball Winchester W.R.A. 1943 cartridges. Carton is in excellent condition and has been opened to verify heads stamps and condition of the live ammunition. Cannot be shipped outside of the USA.
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WWII blanks packaged in 10-round paper wrappings. Cartridges have RG 1942 BVIIz marked heads stamps. Priced and Sold in lots of five packages (fifty cartridges) at a time but larger quantities can be purchased while they last. Cannot be shipped outside of the USA.
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$40
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WWII sealed tin containing blanks packaged in 10-round paper wrappings. This tin from the same lot as the opened tin described above with cartridges having RG 1942 BVIIz marked heads stamps. Cannot be shipped outside of the USA.
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WWII opened tin containing blanks packaged in 10-round paper wrappings. This tin is full but had previously been opened for inspection. Cartridges in a single opened paper wrapping all had heads stamps having K51942 VIIz markings. Cannot be shipped outside of the USA.
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WWII British and Commonwealth 6-Pounder Anti-Tank Gun Canvas Recoil Action Cover. Also used with the U.S.A. 57mm anti-tank guns.
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$75
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WWI and WWII Vickers Machine Gun Belt Plug Awl. These are the pre-WWI design with the metal part machined to the form of a .303 cartridge. Excellent and Unissued Condition. These are a hard to find accessory which is essential with a live gun and needed to complete the Spare Parts Chest. For reference, see Dolf Goldsmith's "Grand Old Lady of No Man's Land" Page 483.
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$35
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WWI and WWII Vickers Machine Gun Belt Repair Tool. These were carried in the Spare Parts Chest and were used for setting the brass feed strips on the cloth belts. They were also used for field repairs to P'37 webbing equipment brass tabs. Very rare and only have a few left. For reference, see Dolf Goldsmith's "Grand Old Lady of No Man's Land" Page 504.
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$75
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WWII Switch Number 10 Time Delay Pencil parts with U.S. pattern adapter for screw thread connection onto standard American wartime fragmentation grenades or other pyrotechnic charges as needed. Device is complete with the exception of the small upper length of tube that would be crimped to activate the delay fuze process. See photos for a better understanding of these parts.
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WWII Medium Length Bladed Screwdrivers with Wooden Handles for use with the Bren LMG for Removing the Butt Stock. Uncommon in mint unissued condition with Australian D /|\ D markings.
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$75
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WWII Long Length Bladed Screwdrivers with Wooden Handles for use with the Enfield Service Rifles for Removing the Butt Stock. Uncommon in mint unissued condition with Australian D /|\ D markings.
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$75
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WWI and WWII Vickers Machine Gun Spanner, Muzzle Attachment, Blank - for removing and setting the muzzle cone when installing a Blank Firing Adapter. Solid metal spanners in excellent condition but might need light surface rust wiped off from long dry storage. For reference, see Dolf Goldsmith's "Grand Old Lady of No Man's Land" Page 498 center top item 102 in the photograph.
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$50
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WWI Vickers Machine Gun Clinometer. All brass construction in excellent condition with the exception of the bubble level which is dry. An easy item to restore. Kershaw maker marked with 1918 date and Broad Arrow proof markings.
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$300
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WWI and WWII Lewis Machine Gun Holdall. D /|\ 1943 Marked in Very Good Condition But Some of the Internal Pockets Have Been Removed.
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$100
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WWII Bren Gun Replacement Wooden Barrel Handles. Mint in the sealed bags. Also used with the early WWII 2-Inch Mortars as a carry handle when attached to a barrel band.
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$15
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WWII Bren Gun Barrels. Thirty-seven were available but we're down to the last two live barrel which is a Mark I* pattern. These have good shootable bores and the barrels have been completely disassembled, thoroughly degreased and then lightly oiled and reassembled. Top one in the photo has a 7T serial number so is likely a 1941 Daimler production. The bottom one in the photo has a 1942 date but unknown maker due to light stamping.
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WWII U.S. Mark II pattern fragmentation hand grenade with fuze having long handled spoon. Grenade is empty and fuze has been fired. This is not a practice/dummy/drill body as can be seen in the photographs were the solid bottom is visible. Mid-late war pattern when they went away from the earlier design having a thread bottom hole with a plug. Repainted body so priced accordingly.
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WWII U.S. Mark II pattern fragmentation hand grenade with fuze having long handled spoon. Grenade is empty and fuze has been fired. This is not a practice/dummy/drill body as can be seen in the photographs were the solid bottom is visible. Mid-late war pattern when they went away from the earlier design having a thread bottom hole with a plug.
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$150
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Original WWII British wooden crate for transporting twelve Number 36 (Mills Bombs) fragmentation hand grenades, a metal tin for their detonators and a tool for removing and then tightening the base plug after inserting the detonator. Crate is empty but has the divider blocks for the grenades and detonator tin as well as the leather loop in the lid for the tool. Near mint condition.
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Original WWII British wooden rifle ammunition crate for two tins that held belts of .303 ammunition for the Vickers Medium Machine Gun. Crate has the internal divider in the center as well as two wartime dated empty metal ammunition tins for belts. Extremely had to find early war pattern wooded ammunition crate and an essential item for display with a Vickers. Not to be confused with the more common late war pattern metal chests that held a pair of wooden ammunition carriers with tins inside them.
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Australian Local Pattern Universal Carrier Radiator Intake Fly Screen. These are original issue for operations in the desert where large swarms of flies could be encountered and the wooden framed screens prevented them from being sucked into the radiator where they would choke off the air flow and cause the engine to overheat. Wooden frames and screens retain their original wartime camouflage painted pattern are an extremely rare piece of vehicle kit.
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$250
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USA Signal Corps Radio Cables. Generic pair of standard cables used with most WWII and postwar sets including the GR/C series. Short cable used with power supply and longer cable used with joining multiple sets and external components together. Both are in very good to excellent condition and sold as a set.
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$50
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USA WWII Ford T-16 Take-Off Instrument Panel 80 PSI Oil Pressure Gauge with Mounting Bracket. Made in America and maker marked on the back KS.
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$25
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WWII British and Commonwealth Vehicle Signal Box. These were mounted in virtually all British trucks and armored vehicles to hold twelve signal flares. The lids retain their original painted marking for quick identification of the location for the three colors of flares commonly carried. These all appear to be unissued but are dirty from long term storage.
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$125
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WWII British and Commonwealth Rations Box. These were mounted in all Bren / Universal Carriers, Armoured Scout Cars and in some trucks used by the Long Range Desert Group (LRDG) to hold crew rations. The original finish is dark olive green and the metal box measures 16" x 11" x 6-1/2". The only visible marking are white lettering on the inside of lid: "RATIONS". Very scarce original WWII vehicle box.
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$150
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WWII British/Commonwealth Wireless Set Number 19 Armor Braided 80 Inch Long Cable with 12x12 Connectors. Tagged and in Very Good Condition.
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$100
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WWII British/Commonwealth Wireless Set Number 19 Very Long 146 Inch Cable with 12x12 Connectors. Paper Tagged and Metal Banded in Mint/Unissued Condition.
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$100
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WWII British/Commonwealth Wireless Set Number 19 Head Set/Microphone 20 foot long Extension Lead. Mint and Unissued as used with wireless remote control units and for ground guides for tanks when tied into the intercom units.
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$100
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WWII British/Commonwealth Wireless Set Number 19 Data Plate with complete wiring schematic and set installation charts for fitting the 19 Set into an M4 Sherman Tank as used in British Service during the war.
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$75
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Boer War and WWI British / Commonwealth D-Shape Mess Tin. This two part metal mess set was used until replaced in the late 1930s by the new rectangular pattern mess tin sets that were used during WWII. Both tins are in excellent condition with very light surface oxidation on the outside which could easily be chemically neutralized leaving a clean dark appearance.
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Original British WWII "De Reszke Minors" carton for 10 Cigarettes. Good wartime package which is now empty but perfect for any soldiers kit layout at public displays.
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$20
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First Pattern Economy Gas Mask Bag Made From Green Canvas With White Cotton Sling. 1941 Dated in Excellent/Unissued Condition. These were used by civilian workers at military airfields and production facilities, as well as by off duty military personnel while on leave. Fairly rare and only one available.
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$20
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Second Pattern Economy Gas Mask Bag Made From Burlap With White Cotton Sling. 1941 Dated in Excellent/Unissued Condition. These were used by civilian workers at military airfields and production facilities, as well as by off duty military personnel while on leave. Fairly rare and only one available.
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$20
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WWII British-Pattern Cold Weather Shooting Gloves. Khaki wool gloves with three finger sections. One for the thumb, one for the index finger and a larger one for your other three fingers. Maximized the warmth while allowing full use of the hand for shooting and working with general tools and vehicles. Unissued left and right matched pairs which are still base stitched together at the end to keep them together until issued.
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$20
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WWII Wire Bristle Brush for Cleaning Sten, Austen, Owen Submachine Gun Barrels. Used but in very good condition with twisted stems terminating in a finger loop.
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$35
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WWII Austen Submachine Gun Cleaning Rod. All metal rod with ferule on one end and screw threads on the opposite end. These were stored in the end of the folding stock tubes which were threaded to accommodate the screws on the cleaning rod. Very rare and only one available.
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$40
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WWII British Pattern Airborne Helmet with Liner. Helmet Shell and liner are in near mint condition. Liner is a postwar replacement which is 1955 Dated with CCL Maker Mark and 6 3/4 Size. All three metal chin strap fasteners are present as are the original wartime mounting bolts. You'd be hard pressed to find one in better condition and this original is priced cheaper than the quality reproduction helmets on the market.
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WWII Canadian Mark II Metal Helmet with Liner and Chinstrap. Helmet Shell is 1942 Dated with Maker Marks CL/C for Canada Lamp Company.
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$100
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WWII British Mark II Metal Helmet Shell with No Liner and No Chinstrap. Helmet Shell is 1941 Dated with Maker Marks AM? with Third Character Unclear.
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$50
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WEBBING - EQUIPMENT - TOOLS - OPTICS
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WWII British 6x30mm binoculars made by Kershaw and dated 1943 with /|\ markings. Excellent condition with slight crazing to the lenses which has no effect on viewing.
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WWII British 6x30mm binoculars made by Kershaw and dated 1944 with /|\ markings. Excellent condition with slight crazing to the lenses which has no effect on viewing. Complete with '37 pattern 1944 dated case and khaki unmarked neck strap.
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WWII British 6x30mm binoculars made by Watson & Baker and dated 1943 with /|\ markings. A.M. (Air Ministry) marked with burlap non-reflective wrap over the body. Excellent condition with clear optics and good adjustable focus eyepieces.
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WWII British 6x30mm binoculars made by Kershaw but no visible name or dated. Have numerous Broad Arrow /|\ markings as well as the Kershaw marked graticules information on the right side body near it's ocular lens. Excellent condition with very clear viewing but with no sun filters on the adjustable eyepieces.
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WWII British 7x50mm binoculars made by Optical & Film Supply Co. marked with /|\ and leather case made by Bausch & Lomb. Excellent condition with slight crazing to one lens at the lower edge which has no effect on viewing. These were one of the more rare pattern binoculars issued to tank, artillery and Bren Carrier crews because they were capable of night vision observations which the lower power standard army issue optics couldn't be used for. Each eyepiece can be focused individually on this set.
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Original WWI Leather Pattern 1915 Water bottle Carrier. Water bottle for display purposes and is not included
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$25
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Original WWII British Left and Right Equipment Braces. Straps are in very good condition and still retain the cross tab on one strap in each pair. Dusty from long term storage but should clean up easily. Perfect for reenactment use.
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Original WWII British Left and Right Equipment Braces. Straps are in very good condition and still retain the cross tab on one strap in each pair. Dusty and one strap is slightly faded. Perfect for reenactment use.
Only one pair remain available.
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$10
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WWII Enfield Rifle Sling as Used By Military Police, Guards Regiments and for Parades by Other Infantry Regiments
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$7
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WWII Australian eTool Carrier in Excellent and Unissued Condition. D /|\ D Marked with 1944 Production Dates.
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$25
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WWII Australian-Made Vickers Medium Machine Gun Slide Ruler Case. Used in conjunction with plotters and a Vickers Director or Vickers Dial Sight. Fairly rare and only one available.
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$50
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WWII Australian Vehicle and Field Commander Map Cases. These have waterproof canvas cover that snaps down and clear panel inside to protect the map or documents. This can also be marked on with grease pencils for route planning and troop dispositions which can be wiped off later without affect to the map underneath. Unissued Condition. Marked with 1943 Production Dates and C. G. Hartley & Co.
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$30
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Australian-Made Mortar Log Cases. These consist of a fold over webbing pouch that is similar in size and construction to the standard infantry map case with pockets on the inside and a cloth tape on the outside to keep it closed. Each comes with a small log book with entries pertaining to a 4.2" mortar. The last batch of these sold out quickly to MVPA military vehicle owners as they are virtually identical to the webbing manual cases carried in all WWII military jeeps and trucks. Very Good Condition - Only have a few available.
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$20
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WWII Canadian Number Two Bren Gunner Supplemental Ammunition Load Bearing Pouch Set. These consist of a pair of extra large pouches which are similar to universal pouches with one worn on the chest and the other worn on the back. A single shoulder strap joins the pouches at their tops and a waist strap connects them to each other near the bottom. Unissued with C/|\ and wartime dates and Front and Rear markings stamped on the back sides.
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$80
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Very Rare WWII Canadian Large Pack with Left and Right L-Straps. Vat Dyed During the War For Jungle Use But Never Issued. Only a Very Few Sets Available.
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$200
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Extended Length Equipment Straps made as part of the load bearing kit used with the British 4.2" Mortar. Each has two very long 1" wide straps that are much longer than normal equipment braces. Unissued Condition in Limited Quantity.
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$75
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Leather Muzzle Covers and Retaining Straps for 4.2" British Mortars. These will also fit German and U.S. Mortars and Artillery Pieces with comparable sized barrels. Unissued Condition in Limited Quantity.
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$40
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1943 Dated Canvas Muzzle Cover with Airborne Quick-Release Buckle Webbing Retaining Straps for 4.2" British Mortars. Straps terminate with a rope loop that is places around the ball on the mortar barrel tube prior to the straps getting cinched tight. Unissued Condition and Only One Available.
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1944 Pattern Left and Right L-Straps for Haversacks. Each is 1945 Dated with proper WWII wartime AF codes and L and R side indicators. Very Good Condition. This pair were produced by two different companies. {L-3}
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$50
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1944 Pattern Haversack (Small Pack with Integral Basic Pouches). 1945 Dated with proper WWII wartime AF code. Excellent Condition with internal weather lining which has minor age tears on the inside. Lower small external buckles have been removed. {P-3}
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$75
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1944 Pattern Braces Set (Sometimes known as a Yoke). 1945 Dated with proper WWII wartime AF code. Very Good Condition. {B-3}
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UNIFORMS AND INSIGNIA
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British WWII 1940 Pattern Denim Battledress Blouse and Trouser Set. Both items are in excellent condition and retain their linen tags which are typically washed out and can't be read. Both items are postwar dated but are identical in color and features to the wartime production denims. All buttons and buckles are present and there are no visible signs of damage to either garment.
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$200
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Original WWII Argyll & Sutherland Highlanders Officers' Tam with Tartan Backing and Cap Badge. No apparent marking on the liner which is typical of officer private purchase items for the time. Size is approximately 7 1/4 - 7 1/2. Excellent condition with the exception of a tear in the lining and the Thistle Pom is pinned in place due to coming loose over time. Neither item detracts from wear or display of this very rare piece of headgear.
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$100
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WWII Black Plastic Royal Air Force RAF (Winged Eagle Under Kings Crown) - Two sizes available with small 17mm and medium 24.5mm.
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$1 Each
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WWII Brass Australia General Service Buttons (Australian Military Forces - Australia under a Kings Crown) - Three sizes available with small 13mm, medium 21mm and large 25.5mm. Only a very limited number of the medium size remain but small and large sizes are available in larger quantities.
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$1 Each
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WWII Brass Royal Artillery Regimental Buttons (Cannon under a Kings Crown) - All are 19mm with backs marked Gaunt London.
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$1 Each
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WWII Brass Royal Australian Electrical and Mechanical Engineers Regimental Buttons (Rearing Horse with Superimposed Lightning Bolt under a Kings Crown) - All are 25mm with backs marked Firmin London. This regiment existed for 64 years and was formed on 1 December 1942 and disbanded on 1 December 2006.
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$1 Each
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WWII Australian-made Despatch Rider and Motorcyclist Waterproof Over-trousers. These are New Old Stock with some possibly having minor storage dots or dust but otherwise are in mint condition. The design is identical to the British WWII pattern and the only thing different is the tags and markings. All are WWII dated with examples ranging from 1942-1944. All are various shades of khaki with three buttons on each lower leg and having a button and adjustable buckle and strap on each hip. Side entry slits at the hips allow you to access trouser pockets when worn over them. Only one size available which is Size 7. This will naturally fit someone with a 32" - 35" waist and is 5'8"-5'10" tall. If worn over other trousers, you would need to scale the size dimensions down a little.
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$75
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WWII Pattern Australian-made Other Ranks Service Dress Jacket. Size 7 which is for a person 5'10" with a 39-40 chest. 1945 dated in excellent unissued condition complete with all buttons and no holes.
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WWII Pattern Australian-made Other Ranks Service Dress Jacket. Size 7 which is for a person 5'10" with a 39-40 chest. 1945 dated in very good condition complete with all buttons but has two small holes which could be easily sewn closed.
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$75
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WWII Pattern Australian-made Other Ranks Service Dress Jacket. Size 7 which is for a person 5'10" with a 39-40 chest. 1946 dated in very good condition with one pocket button missing and having one very small 1/8" hole.
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$50
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Australian Service Chevrons With Two Strips Used To Indicate Two Years Overseas Service During The War. Two Badges Are In The Image To Show Front And Back. Price Is Per Badge.
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$10
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