WW2 - British and Allies

BRITISH WWII 1937 L PACK STRAP RIGHT HAND SIDE ONLY.

Canadian issue marked, dated ‘1943’.  read more

Code: 87494

BRITISH WWII PAIR OF L STRAPS.

A mint condition pair of 1941 dated 1937 pattern broad arrow marked L straps, marked M.E.Co.  read more

Code: 88511

BRITISH WWII PAIR OF L STRAPS.

Blancoed on the exterior. Correct set.  read more

Code: 88663

BRITISH WWII 1937 PATTERN YOKE STRAPS.

A matched pair, mint unissued condition, both marked ‘M.E.Co 1940’ and South African issue markings.  read more

Code: 88665

US WWII UNITED STATES 9TH ARMY AIR FORCE OFFICERS TUNIC AND CAP.

A very nice condition chocolate brown tunic and overseas cap belonging to a 1st Lieutenant in the U.S.9th Army Air Force, complete with its fitted belt. Beautifully gilded double constructed eagle buttons. ‘US’ to each collar with wing propellers below. Fitted with a set of Sterling made pilots wings and three U.S. medal ribbons. The label to the interior shows the US eagle ‘REGULATION ARMY OFF...  read more

Code: 89073

US WWII PARATROOPER BOOTS.

A good clean set of approximately size 7 or e8 U.S. Army paratrooper boots of World War II, good clean leather, leather laces fitted, the heels appear to have been replaced as they are not of the angled style.  read more

Code: 89082

BLACK CROSS STRAP.

A cross strap for a Sam Browne, it is impossible to identify the origin of this cross strap but would be suitable for any armed forces in association with a black Sam Browne belt.  read more

Code: 89056

BRITISH WWII OFFICERS SAM BROWN SET.

An extremely good undated example of the brass and leather waist belt and cross strap for a World War II or possibly World War I British officers uniform  read more

Code: 88529

FRENCH WWII SOLDIERS PERSONAL KIT.

A grouping of items containing issue boot brush, 2 X 1939 dated shell dressing, 2 X tobacco in packets marked ‘1940’, a grease tin, wooden button stick, fork and spoon and a ‘Le Singe’ brand tin opener, a 1933 dated housewife set and a mint unissued handkerchief.  read more

Code: 88869

FRENCH WWII SOLDIERS WHITE WOOL SCARF.

Seen in many pictures by the troops embarking the ships on the way to the ill-fated campaign in Narvik in 1940. Light use patina and soldiers number stencilled upon the scarf.  read more

Code: 88870