In a very good condition an US WW2 M1 fixed bale helmet set in its original OD paint and original installed chin straps. The helmet does come with a hard to find Hood Rubber manufactured low pressure liner with all the khaki webbing and early double wire leather sweatband. This is an original set and have bin together ever since.

The helmet on the inside is marked with a stencil ” 1st Quartermaster Battalion, Company C”  The liner carries a name which makes this a great project to research. From what I could find the 1st Quartermaster Battlaion landed on DDAY and were supportive to the 1st Infantry Division who landed on Omaha Beach, June 6, 1944. A stunning helmet with character which deserves more research!

In a very good condition an early post war British Army recruitment poster “Join the Regular Army” Showing a British paratrooper underneat his parachute. Nice bright colors and excellent condition. Very nice for display.

In a very good condition a unused package of British bleach ointment. Bleach ointment was used to neutralize mustard gas. This is an early war package manufactured by Boots and is coming with the original contents inside. Very nice and hard to find anti gas treatment.

In a good condition a Canadian life raft ration. Originally designed as a Naval Liferaft ration, these were issued to all branches of the Canadian Forces by the end of the war. Complete and unopened. Dated 1944.

In a very good condition a British lamp electric No4, the lamp (almost a direct copy of the German ‘artas’ lamp) consists of a metal box, with a lens, reflector and bulb at the top centre of the front panel, two different coloured filters (red and green) are included that can be slid over this by using the two metal knobs on the front of the torch.  These were designed to allow the torch to be used at night for map reading without affecting the user’s night vision.

In a very good condition a scarce example of the British special forces monocular night scope, issued to SOE, Commandos and Airborne forces. The scope remains in clean condition with issue stamps. The infra red night scope is complete with the brown leather case. A very nice and hard to find piece of British special forces equipment.

In an almost mint condition an US WW2 Airborne command patch.

In a very good condition a British Army issue brass button stick, this is an early production later versions being made of fibre. This is a pattend marked example in nice used condition.