BRITISH WWII RAF NAVIGATOR BREAST BREVET.

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Code: 90993

BRITISH WWII ROYAL FUSILIERS PRINTED SHOULDER TITLES.

A matched pair of printed shoulder titles to the Royal Fusiliers.  read more

Code: 91019

BRITISH WWII SOUTHERN COMMAND ROYAL SIGNALS PATCH.

Printed, as removed from a tunic, slightly faded, edges folded.  read more

Code: 91033

U.S. WWII OSS DIVING KIT BELT.

A rare accessory being the waist belt in white linen produced to take led weights that would be useful in conjunction with the Lambertsen & Frebis Respiratory Unit which was the closed circuit re-breather used by the OSS water dive teams.  read more

Code: 90997

WWII BRAZILIAN EXPEDITIONARY FORCE TITLE.

One of the more interesting units serving in WWII, Brazil was the only South American country to send troops to fight for the Allied Corps. The Brazilian Corps fought extensively in Italy, many items of their equipment and insignia were produced in the USA and this is a typical U.S. produced Brazilian nationality title with Brazilian coloured edging in green and yellow.  read more

Code: 91044

WWII NEW ZEALAND AIR FORCE SHOULDER TITLE.

The shoulder title white machine embroidery on very dark blue for the New Zealand Air Force Volunteers. This has come from a nice old aviation collection.  read more

Code: 91055

BRITISH WWI ROYAL FLYING CORPS CLOSE MATCHING SHOULDER TITLES.

A very close match of Royal Flying Corps shoulder titles, the cloth that incorporates the word ‘Corps’ has been cut differently than the opposite side, also small items in the lettering are slightly different, however excellent condition.  read more

Code: 90934

BRITISH WWI ROYAL FLYING CORPS SHOULDER TITLE.

A single side of the enlisted ranks Royal Flying Corps shoulder title. Evidence where removed from a tunic. Some slight raggedness to the edges. This has come from a nice old aviation collection.  read more

Code: 90985

GERMAN WWII HITLER YOUTH FLAK HELPERS ARM BADGE.

The triangular shaped blue high quality embroidered insignia for a Luftwaffe Flak helper on black backing cloth.  read more

Code: 90577

GERMAN WWII PETROL (JERRY) CAN.

Standard 20 litre petrol can, Austria Wien made, lettering hard to observe, clear date of '42'. The can would appear to have had multi layers of heavy duty paint covering it. The cap is complete and working. No rust holes or any bad indentations except for the base area. Ideal as a blackdrop for a display.  read more

Code: 90922