WW2 - British and Allies

USA WWII LIGHTWEIGHT OFFICERS VISOR CAP.

The light tan officers visor cap worn in summer locations. Age discoloration to the sand colour but generally good with its large eagle headed badge with its correct chinstrap side buttons. The cap was never fitted with a sweatband and has an internal band made out of wickerwork for comfort. Possibly size 57.  read more

Code: 81746

BRITISH INDIAN ARMY WWII JUNGLE CAPE.

The cape known as the jungle cape issued to Indian troops and associated forces in South East Asia. An English Corporal’s name to the interior ‘Corporal Redman’ with ink obscured markings, overall service wear but no damage. Closure buttons present.  read more

Code: 81515

RUSSIAN WWII WINTER MITTENS.

A mismatched pair of Russian winter mittens, one glove with far more wear than the other, blanket lined.  read more

Code: 81354

RUSSIAN WWII PPSH40 MAGAZINE POUCH.

Profusely stamped to the inner lid, all leather web fittings complete.  read more

Code: 81356

RUSSIAN WWII PPSH40 MAGAZINE POUCH.

Profusely stamped to the inner lid, all leather web fittings complete  read more

Code: 81357

RUSSIAN WWII OFFICERS BINOCULAR CASE.

The all leather binocular case in Russian brown, virtually identical in form to the German 6 x 30 binocular case, but rivets and fittings in classic Russian configuration. Complete with belt loop and side loops for the long neck strap, which is missing.  read more

Code: 80922

BRITISH WWII RAF WHISTLE.

The standard whistle issued to flyers for attracting attention. Non maker marked but clearly marked to the left hand side of the whistle ‘AM’ over crown ‘23/230’. Virtually all of the nickel plating missing, with its ring for attaching the chain.  read more

Code: 80714

U.S.WWII FIELD MADE COMBAT KNIFE.

An interesting theatre made combat knife having a 21cm length double edge fighting blade in good condition. Homemade brass cross guard with a grey aluminium hilt with raw aluminium domed pommel. Contained in a highly interesting scabbard, which is construced of webbing over wood with a thick metal throat, cut exactly for this form of double edge blade with a very nicely constructed brown leathe...  read more

Code: 80644

BRITISH WWII CHINDITS KNIFE.

The combat knife known amongst collectors as the Chindit knife with its 19cm Bowie style blade, which does have some good original colour but also some black spotting. Oval nickel cross guard, chunky wood grip held with three rivets to the blade tang, in its original leather scabbard with its correct belt loop, the loop holding the hilt of the dagger to the scabbard has broken away from the mai...  read more

Code: 80673

BRITISH RAF WWII WHISTLE WITH CHAIN.

An example of the RAF emergency whistle, marked ‘AM’ over crown ‘23/230’, to the opposite side marked ‘293/14/L1795’ with its full length attachment chain.  read more

Code: 80715