WW1 BATTLE OF THE SOMME GILT BADGE

This is a WW1 Battle of the Somme gilt badge, the pin is in tact, but looks like the hook to hold it is missing.  read more

Code: 4318

WW1 FRENCH MEDAL WITH STAR AND BAR FOR MILITARY WOUNDED

This is a nice WW1 French wounded medal with start and bar, with a brass plate and a red enamel star in the middle.  read more

Code: 2634

WW1 HIGHLAND LIGHT INFANTRY CAP BADGE & 1914-1918 BRITISH WAR MEDAL

This is a nice set which includes the WW1 Highland Light Infantry cap badge and a War Medal that was issued to a 46879 Pte T.M. Wood who was also in the Light Infantry  read more

Code: 1639

WW1 AUGUST 1915 FRAMED PICTURE OF A NURSE

This is a framed picture August 1915 of a nurse treating a Soldier. Approx. 30cm x 25.5cm  read more

Code: 4486

A FRAMED PRINT OF "THE GREAT SACRIFICE"

This is a nice framed print of "The great sacrifice" Approx. 29cm x 21.5cm.  read more

Code: 4118

1950 TRAING FOR WAR (PAPERBACK)

This is a 1950 dated training for War book.  read more

Code: 7376

WW2 U.S. M1 REAR SEAMED HELMET

This is a very good example of a rear seamed M1 helmet retaining all of its original finish. The rear seamed M1 was manufactured between November 1944 to August 1945 seeing service in the Pacific theatre of operations with very limited numbers getting to Europe before May 1945. The shell is stamped with the later "S" which identifies the maker "Schlueter Manufacturing Company St.Louis, Missouri...  read more

Code: 872

U.S. M1 FRONT SEAMED SWIVEL BALE HELMET

This is M1 front seamed swivel bale helmet which was in production from October 1943 to November 1944. This example actually dates to October 1944 when the stainless steel rim was changed to a manganese rim. The shell has had to coats of paint which was period applied. The chinstrap also retains brass fittings. The liner missing its chinstrap and liner neck band. It is maker marked with a lette...  read more

Code: 873

WW2 U.S. FRONT SEAMED SWIVEL BALE M1 HELMET

This is a nice example of M1 front seamed swivel bale helmet which would have been produced between October 1943 to October 1944, when the stainless steel rim was replaced with a manganese rim. The chinstraps are in olive drab No7 and have a steel buckle.. The liner missing its liner neck band and chinstrap. It is maker marked "CAPAC" for the Capac Manufacturing Company.  read more

Code: 1215

USAAF TYPE A-9 FLYING HELMET

This is a very nice USAAF flying helmet, type A-9, summer, size Small. The A-9 is a simple unlined summer flying helmet constructed from four segments of heavy cotton. It features a fleece-covered leather chin strap. Nice QM tag sewn on the inside. Early WWII era cloth helmet with 1942 contract date.  read more

Code: 3037