WW2 British Mk.II Helmet - Royal Engineers

A really nice example of a Mk.II Helmet with matching dates. The shell is stamped 1240 JSS 1939 with MkII 1939 dated lugs and retains the majority of its factory paint inside.The Mk.II liner is stamped 7 TTC II 1939 and in good complete condition. The outside has the Royal Engineers insignia painted and has the remains of the Royal Engineers decal still overlaid. (possibly an officers helmet)  read more

Code: 52002

WW2 Philips Dynamo Torch - 1943 Wermacht Version

Good overall working condition Philips, Type 7424. 2.5 volt 0.1A. Olive green steel torch/flashlight with integral dynamo generator operated by means of a press lever on the top. The olive drab painted version was only produced in 1943 and was produce for the Wehrmacht.  read more

Code: 52004

WW2 German Signal Magazine - Invasion of Crete

One of the more sort after copies of Signal magazine, dated 1st July 1941 (French Version). Covers the perspective of the German Fallschirmjäger invasion of Crete in May 1941.  read more

Code: 52006

WW2 German Tellermine 42. - Relic Condition

German Teller mine transit cap for the TMi 42. The top retains much of its original sand coloured paint. This is in semi relic condition although solid the screw thread will have lost its integrity. These are fairly hard to come by on their own as these were usually discarded once the mine was laid.  read more

Code: 51925

WW2 SOE Push Dagger - Rams Head

Sometimes know as a 'rams head' dagger due to the design of the handle. These daggers would normally be concealed about a person body and sometimes contained within an improvised sheath. The handle is designed so that the user puts this/her middle finger through the loop and makes a fist so that the two adjacent fingers fitting snugly within the two protruding ends. The blade measures 9.5cm an...  read more

Code: 51407

WW2 German Wehrmacht MP40 Leather Sling - Stamped

Great example of a leather MP40 sling. The leather has a beautiful patina that can only be obtained through years of wear. One side of the leather has the classic machined criss cross pattern. The belt is marked with the RZM stamp and the number 37, the latter I am presuming refers to 1937.  read more

Code: 52001

WW2 German Hitlerjugend Buckle - M4/39

A classic HJ early injection moulded zinc belt buckle.The buckle is stamped RZM M4/39 indicating its manufacture by Assmann. Slight corrosion to the front upper right corner, hence price, otherwise a good early example.  read more

Code: 52000

WW2 British Mk.II Helmet - Royal Artillery

A Mk.II helmet and liner in fantastic condition. The helmet retains all of its factory paint both inside and out marked R.O.C.O 18 I 1939. The MkI liner is complete and in great condition being marked 6 3/4 J.C.S & W LTD I 1939. The front of the helmet has a complete Royal Artillery. This is undoubtedly the best example of a Mk.II with decal that I have come across and I would assume belonged t...  read more

Code: 51998

WW2 South African Helmet - Jager Rand 1943

A great example of an untouched South African Mk.II helmet complete with Jager Rand 1943 7 3/4 liner. The shell retains its factory finish paint both inside and out with 'very light' surface rust. The liner is in great condition.  read more

Code: 51553

Third Reich Legion of French Volunteers Sleeve Badge

This badge is in great condition constructed of brass/copper alloy with enamel filled lettering and is hard to come by. The LVF was a collaborationist militia of Vichy France prior to the establishment of the SS Charlemagne Division in September 1944. Made up primarily of right wing & French prisoners of war. The badge was worn on the sleeve of the French army style khaki whilst in France. (Pos...  read more

Code: 51233