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RAF Tubunic Ampoule Tin

RAF Tubunic Ampoule Tin

In better condition than most that I have come across. Gilt metal tin approximately 8.5 x 3 x 1.5mm. Transfer printed A.M. crown and 'TUBUNIC AMPOULES'. These tins were included in wartime aircraft first aid kits and the individual aircrew first aid outfits.  read more

Code: 51427

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RAF Heavy Duty Flashlight - Oldham & Son Ltd

RAF Heavy Duty Flashlight - Oldham & Son Ltd

Heavy TD3A torch / flashlight as carried on WW2 RAF bombers, although no military marks present. Made by Oldham & Son Ltd Denton. The torch retains its painted grey/blue colour with very minor wear. The internal parts of the torch are clean and show no signs of corrosion. The torch is untested but requires 3 x D cell batteries. Measures approx 26cm long and 8cm at its head. Weight 665g.  read more

Code: 51452

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WW2 Inert British No 69. Grenade - Breaks Down

WW2 Inert British No 69. Grenade - Breaks Down

The No. 69 grenade was developed and used during WW2 and was made of Bakelite unlike the No. 36 Mills bomb which had a much greater destructive area. The No. 69 enabled the use without the thrower having much in the way of cover. This grenade is great condition and breaks down into its coponnents.  read more

Code: 51431

90.00 GBP

McKenzie Clan Badge or Pipers Badge - Seaforth Highlanders

McKenzie Clan Badge or Pipers Badge - Seaforth Highlanders

A silver coloured (chromed brass) Mackenzie Clan badge stamped Scotland and numbered 65B on the back. The front bears a stags head with the motto Guidich'n High (Help the King) above, which is the motto for the Seaforth Highlanders.

I believe these are sometimes referred to as a pipers badge.  read more

Code: 51446

30.00 GBP

Gordon Clan Badge or Pipers Badge - Gordon Highlanders

Gordon Clan Badge or Pipers Badge - Gordon Highlanders

A silver coloured (chromed brass) Gordon Clan badge stamped made in Great Britain on the back. The front bears a stags head with the motto Bydand (steadfast) above, which is the motto for the Gordon Hylander's.
I believe these are sometimes referred to as a pipers badge.  read more

Code: 51385

20.00 GBP

Lord Seaforth Killed 1942 - Studio Photograph

Lord Seaforth Killed 1942 - Studio Photograph

Photograph of Francis (Brodrick) Stewart who was tragically killed in Italy in 1942 and his brother died the day before him also in Italy.  read more

Code: 51384

30.00 GBP

WW2 British MkII Helmet - Seaforth Highlanders Decal

WW2 British MkII Helmet - Seaforth Highlanders Decal

A Seaforth Highlanders MkII British helmet manufactured by Rubery Owen & Co Ltd dated 1939 with 1938 dated lugs. The Mk1. liner is stamped Helmets Ltd 1939 - size 7. The outside of the helmet is has been painted a dark green/brown and would have been rough textured, although now smooth due to usage. The Seaforth Highlanders decal remains but appears to have been painted over at some point.  read more

Code: 51378

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Seaforth Highlanders Glengarry

Seaforth Highlanders Glengarry

A Seaforth Highlanders Glengarry complete with cap badge. This type of Glengarry has the smaller pompom and longer ribbon tails. The inside is marked but worn so hard to make out exactly, however looks to be W (crows foot) D with the letter M above. The hat is in great condition with little wear & no moth damage.  read more

Code: 51382

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WW2 USA 1st Armoured Corps Decal

WW2 USA 1st Armoured Corps Decal

An original helmet / hemet liner decal for the US 1st Armoured Corps. Without backing paper it measures 7cm - there is visible cracking to the ink due to age.The Corps landed as part of Operation Torch (Morocco) in Nov 1942 commanded by Major General George S. Patton being the first all-American force to enter the war against the Germans. Armored Corps was redesignated as the Seventh Army on 10...  read more

Code: 51456

20.00 GBP