This is a good example of a Airborne related LMG (Large Machine Gun) trade badge. I'am not sure if this is a wartime or just post war used trade badge. The badge is in a perfect and un-issued condition.  read more

Code: 50566

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This is a good example of a Airborne related MT (Motor Transport) trade badge. I'am not sure if this is a wartime or just post war used trade badge. The badge is in a perfect and un-issued condition.  read more

Code: 50565

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This is a neat example of difficult to find and rarely seen SOE (Special Operations Executive) developed Battery Charger No.2.aka a hand generator. These battery chargers were dropped together with the B2 suit case radio and were used to charge the batterys of other spy radio's as well. This example is in a nicely used condition but unfortunately it is missing a small metal plate on the...  read more

Code: 50548

I was lucky to find a small collection of First World War (aka the Great War) period slip-on shoulder titles. This is a perfect example of a full matching set of Great War period Suffolk ( Suffolk Regiment) slip-on shoulder titles. This set has a white printed( never seen befor) Suffolk (Suffolk Regiment) on a khaki coloured based cloth backing.

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Code: 50538

This is a perfect example of a full matching set of Great War period 3H (3rd The King's Own Hussars) slip-on shoulder titles. This set has a white embroided 3H (3rd The King's Own Hussars) on a khaki heavy wool backing. On the outbreak of the First World War, the regiment was stationed at Shorncliffe as part of 4th Cavalry Brigade. On mobilisation, the brigade was assigned to the Cavalry Divisi...  read more

Code: 50537

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This is a neat example of a single Great War period 9L (9th Queen's Royal Lancers) slip-on shoulder title. This slip-on has a white embroided 9L (9th Queen's Royal Lancers) on a khaki coloured felt based slip-on with a hessian based backing. Although engaged in combat for the whole of the war the Lancers only operated as a cavalry unit during 1914. This was due to the widespread use of machine ...  read more

Code: 50534

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I was lucky enough to find a nice example of a carrying case with five white identification panels as used by the British wartime Airborne Pathfinder units. These identification panels were used by the British Pathfinder units, like the XXIst Independent Parachute Company during the Battle of Arnhem, who were dropped in just before de big Airborne armade had to land, to mark the various...  read more

Code: 50516

This is a nicely made example of not so often seen and sought after very early post war 1st Belgian Special Air Service Parachute Regiment shoulder patch for Officers made in gold bullion aka 'goud draad geborduurd'. This Belgian made shoulder patch, measures approximately 4.8 by 3.0 cm and depict a white SAS winged dagger in gold bullion on a green molton wool backing, whas introduced ...  read more

Code: 50513

This is a perfect example of a British made France national shoulder title as worn by members of the free France forces. This title, with a white so called 'serif type' lettering on a khaki coloured backing is in a overal nice issued condition. Difficult to find.
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Code: 50502

This is a perfect example of a difficult to find small Horlicks Ration tin, probably issued in the '20 or '30. The tins is showing some wear but is in a overal good condition. A nice little ration item.  read more

Code: 50497

A neat and actually difficult to find so called 'aanmeldings formulier' recruitment/application form/folder for the Dutch Waffen-SS volunteer legion aka 'Vrijwilligers Legioen' titled 'Dat’s ‘n leven van stavast' (That’s a life of steadiness). These recruitment/application forms were handed out or were to be found at the various Dutch Waffen-SS so called 'aanmeldings/wervings kantoren' ...  read more

Code: 50493

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This is a neat example of a nicely used and issued so called 'left behind' '37 pattern MECo (Mills Equipment Company) 1938 dated webbing revolver holster. This holster I found a couple of weeks ago on a small fair in Belgium. This '37 pattern webbing revolver holster is nicely used and must be and is certainly a so called 'left behind' item from the Dunkirk Campaign from 26 May to 4 Jun...  read more

Code: 50492

This is a perfect example of a United States Army Issued so called TM 30-350 1943 dated Greek language guide. The booklet has a green thick paper cover and is complete with all 60 pages. These bookltes were issued to every U.S. Soldier in the Greek campaign. A nice additions to any collection.  read more

Code: 50487

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This is a neat example of a nice and early Canadian made a so called 'cutt down' Westminster Regiment, 5th Armoured Division patch. During the Second World War the regiment formed a part of Major General Burt Hoffmeister's 5th Canadian Armoured Division ("The Mighty Maroon Machine")taking part in the Italian Campaign before being transferred to Europe and participating in the liberation...  read more

Code: 50483

This is a neat and scarce to find example of a army issued British Battle Dress blouse buckle compass. Early Royal Air Force and army issued uniform Battle Dress blouses used a toothed buckle for securing the belt section on the bottom of the blouse. The buckle was made of a non-ferrous metal. The compass element was an arrow shaped piece of magnetized material concealed on the back por...  read more

Code: 50479

This is a perfect little set, comprising of 3 official published so called 'Arnhem' photographs taken by 2 of the 3 War Correspondents who were attached to the Public Relations team of the 1st Airborne Division and were tasked to film and photograph the fighting during the Battle of Arnhem. Just after the war, August or September 1945, the British MOD (Ministry of Defence) published a s...  read more

Code: 50476

This is a neat example of a nicely worn and issued AMICO marked United States Navy/Marines Aviator wing. These heavy cast wings were intend to wear on the uniform instead on the shirt because of the weight. This wing is measure 7.0 by 4.3 cm and is nicely AMICO sterling and 1/20 10k marked. AMICO is one of the many makers of these wings.  read more

Code: 50470

I was lucky enough to find recently eight single medal bars or so called 'medal ribbons' for the Canadian Volunteer Service Medal. The Canadian Volunteer Service Medal is granted to persons of any rank in the Naval, Military or Air Forces of Canada who voluntarily served on Active Service and honourably completed eighteen months (540 days) total voluntary service from September 3, 1939...  read more

Code: 50469

This is a good example of a very nice and slightly mismatching pair of shoulder titles to Oxfordshire and Buckinghamshire Light Infantry. Introduced half way through the war with its typical british 'glue or paste backing'. A nice white on red embroided set of shoulder titles in a perfect and un-issued condition.  read more

Code: 50465

I was realy lucky to find two examples ( I kept one for my own collection) of this ULTRA RARE and sought after Intelligence School number 9 formation sign. Intelligence School number 9 was established in early 1942 as the executive branch of MI-9. Its job was to assist British and Commonwealth Service Personnel to evade capture when behind enemy lines and to assist Prisoners of War to e...  read more

Code: 50459

This is a perfect example of a rare and not so often seen so called striker board. I was lucky to find a damaged package of six single Special Operations Executive issued striked boards. These were issued and dropped by the S.O.E. for the resistance on main land Europe. The striker boards are displayed at the official S.O.E. Descriptive Catalogue of Special Devices and Supplies on page ...  read more

Code: 50451

This is a perfect example of a not so often seen Royal Air Force Levies cap badge. In 1943 the Force strength stood at; 166 British officers, 22 Assyrian companies, 5 Assyrian/Yizidi companies, 10 Kurdish companies, 4 Gulf Arab companies and 3 Baluchi companies. In addition, 11 Assyrian companies were serving in Palestine and 4 in Cyprus. The Parachute Company was embodied in the Royal ...  read more

Code: 50450

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This is a neat example of a Iocal/Indian made Parachute qualification wing. The first Indian airborne formation was the 50 Independent Parachute Brigade raised on 29 October 1941 with 151 British, 152 Indian, and 153 Gurkha Parachute Battalions and other support units. Lt (later Col Retd) AG Rangaraj, MVC of the Indian Medical Service and RMO of the 152 Indian Para Bn, became the first ...  read more

Code: 50438

This is a perfect example of a nicely worn and issued No. 1 Commando shoulder title. The No. 1 Commando was a unit of British Commandos and part of the British Army during the Second World War. It was raised in 1940 from the ranks of the existing independent companies. Operationally they carried out a series of small scale cross channel raids and spearheaded the Operation Torch landings...  read more

Code: 50435

This is a perfect example of a rare and sought after No.10 Commando shoulder title in a red on black block type lettering with the well known 'glue' backing. No. 10 (Inter-Allied) Commando was a commando unit of the British Army during the Second World War. The first No. 10 Commando was proposed in August 1940, using volunteers from Northern Command, however there was such a poor respon...  read more

Code: 50433