WW2 GERMAN MODEL 1939 PONY FUR TOURNISTER BACKPACK

This is a nice German Model 1939 Pony Fur Tournister Backpack 1940 dated. The inside opens with two flaps. There are additional pockets on the reverse of the front flap. The makers is E.G.LEUNER 1940 GAUTZEN, the leather straps are also dated 1940.  read more

Code: 429

9MM INERT ROUND

9mm round (inert). One round only. UK sales only.  read more

Code: 353

9MM INERT ROUND

9mm round (inert), can vary slightly in colour as you can see in the pictures, One round only, UK sales only.  read more

Code: 355

9MM INERT ROUND

9mm round (inert). One round only. UK sales only.  read more

Code: 352

U.S. RAZOR SET

This is a U.S. made razor which is still in its bakelite contaniner. Unfortunately the screw has snapped and the head of the razor will not screw onto the stem. The razor was produced by "CLIX: It comes with Smith made blades still in their packet.  read more

Code: 380

WW2 U.S. IDENTITY DISC CHAIN

This is a unissued identity disc chain still in its original packet, which is dated 1945. The chain was original part of box chaining 100 packets. (ONE PACKET ONLY) We only have 2 packets in stock which are the 2 you can see in the pictures.  read more

Code: 381

WW2 U.S. ARMY AIRFORCE EAR DEFENDERS

A set of un-issued Army Airforce ear defenders, which come with their original instruction manual and plastic case. The ear defenders where produced in Pittsburgh and patented in Canada 1941. (ONE SET ONLY)  read more

Code: 382

WW2 U.S. WRIST COMPASS

A very good example of Wrist compass, which retains its original leather strap. The wrist compass was issued to airborne and aircrew.  read more

Code: 383

WW2 U.S. M1942 FIELD DRESSING POUCH AND FIRST AID DRESSING

This is a M1942 field dressing pouch. The pouch contains a field dressing still in it's cardboard packet.  read more

Code: 384

WW2 BRITISH NO.77 INERT GRENADE

The No.77 grenade is a white phosphorus grenade which was introduced in 1943. It has an impact fuse and tin casing and was intended for laying smoke screens and as a signalling device. However the No.77 was also very effective as an anti-personnel and incendiary device. The No.77 was issued to the army and Home guard. When WW2 ended many of the grenades had become extremely dangerous, due to co...  read more

Code: 389