German M30 Gasmask and M30/38 Canister.
The M30 pattern gas mask is in complete condition with all straps present. Its size marked 2 and a ''byd'' makers mark can be found to the inside under the side flap. Included is an FE41 filter. The canister has no knocks and has close to 100% of its period factory finish, i cannot date this example as the top of the spare lens box has gone. read more
WW2 British 3.7 Inch Anti- Aircraft Time fuse.
The condition is very good, the only markings i can find is the word ''Drill'', its in a solid state and will need a good oil to try and get it all free. read more
WW2 German Improvised Hand Grenade.
Used during the closing stages of the war and improvised from parachute dropped ''splitterbombe'' SD -0.5 KG. The condition is very good, the top 44 dated grenade fuse sits into the hold tightly but the crew threads do not catch. read more
1917 Dated German Wound Dressing.
In very nice condition with clear markings, the 1917 date is printed to the side but has faded and difficult to photograph. read more
WW1 British Numbered Wound Badge.
In very nice condition with its period fixing pin and clearly numbered, one link from a safety chain remains. read more
WW1 British Numbered Wound Badge.
In very nice condition with its period fixing pin to the rear and clear numbering. read more
French WW1 Adrian Steel Helmet.
The shell is in nice condition with no knocks to the body and over 95% of its second dark over finish remaining, the first light blue finish can be seen under the second coat. The inside has its chinstrap bales and its easy to see that the front badge is the period example going by the rear pins. A nice example that displays well as is or would be a good restoration piece. read more
Queens South Africa Medal, Inniskilin Fusiliers.
Three bar example that's in very nice condition with details being...2234 Pte C.DEVLIN. 1st INNS-FUS. read more
1916 Dated US Army Bugle.
This example has had a life with a few knocks to the body but with a clear 1916 date and makers details stamped to the front. Would display well with any WW1 American army in France collection especially with the 1916 date being the year before the Americans landed in France. read more