WW2 No.36 Mills Bomb with Gas Check

A No.36 grenade in semi-relic condition. I purchased this from a dealer in France, 'reportedly' it was found half burred in a hedgerow near Tracy-sur-Mer (Normandy). It is fitted with a gas-check disk base plug, designed to be fired from a cup attachment for the Lee Enfield rifle.

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Code: 51136

WW2 USA Half Pound TNT - Corps of Engineering

This is an inert quarter pound carton or block of high explosive TNT used by the Corps of Engineering. Typically used for demolition purposes. Or for making 'sticky bombs' as seen in Saving Private Ryan.  read more

Code: 51406

1950s RAF First Aid Outfit with Morphine Injection

These individual first aid kits were issued to RAF aircrew from late WW2 era through to the 1960s. Designated 9a-02409 Kit, First Aid, Aircrew, Personal. The kit contains the majority of its original contents, including used morphine injection. First time I have come across one of these.  read more

Code: 51713

RAF Survival Pamphlets - Air Ministry Publications

Three Air Ministry survival guides that were kept aboard aircraft or dingihes in case of ditching, 214 Jungle Survival, 224 Sea Survival & 225 Desert Survival, these book were produced in conjunction with feedback from military personnel experiences from WW2. Guides and notes are still very much relevant today.  read more

Code: 51679

WW2 Luftwaffe Flak Badge & 1961 Comrades Reunion Booklet

A great example of a Luftwaffe Flake Badge with fine detail. although no makers marks, from its construction and fixings it has all the hallmarks of being attributed to maker Frank Reif or Gustav Bremer. This badge was awarded on a points basis, 20 being the requisite. Example, two points awarded to gun crew for destroying an aircraft in operation with other gun crews or four points to a crew s...  read more

Code: 51606

WW2 German Boot Knife - Luftwaffe 42

A nice example of a German boot knife. The ricasso of the blade is marked 42 (and a letter I can't make out) on one side and has the Luftwaffe acceptance stamp on the other side. The blade is in good condition, sharp tip with minimum sharpening to the edge. The blackened steel scabbards retaining clips are in place (a little bent from use) Over 18 UK sales only, proof of age required.  read more

Code: 51758

WW2 Luftwaffe OM Buckle by JFS

An example of an OM steel buckle (Koppelschloss) stamped JFS on the back. The buckle has not been cleaned so there is very fine surface rust, minimal wear to the eagle.  read more

Code: 51760

WW2 Luftwaffe Ordnance Technician 1st Class

A Luftwaffe trade sleeve badge for an Ordinance Technician 1st Class.  read more

Code: 51759

WW2 Full Box Coramin & Ampoules - 1939

This is a full box of 20 Coramin ampoules dated 16-Sep-1939. CIBA Berlin. The package is in German and states 'export out of Germany is forbidden'.

This was just one of the drugs administered to Adolph Hitler by his physician in order to treat his Edema. Edema could result in diseases, such as congestive heart failure, kidney disease, venous insufficiency or cirrhosis of the liv...  read more

Code: 51718

WW2 BOX LUFTWAFFE COMPASS

This is a full box of 12 unissued Luftwaffe escape compasses. The box is clearly stamped with the Luftwaffe eagle and dated 1939. Each compass measures approximately 18mm in diameter.
All in perfect working order. This are German issued compass as illustrated on page 124 of Phil From's reference book 'Evasion and Escape Devices'. The compass is very similar to the early British double s...  read more

Code: 51711