WW2 Inert German Tellermine T.Mi.43 Pilz
This is an origianl inert T.Mi.43 that retains most of its original paint and the stencils are clearly visible. The mine comes with its backplate. read more
WW2 Insert T.Mi.35 Mine Fuse 1940
Inert German WWII Anti-Tank Tellermine Fuze maker marked and dated 1940 with WaffenAmpt stamp. Made of solid brass retaining a good portion of its original paint. read more
WW2 German Demolition Wire & ANZ29 40
A rare length of demolition ignition cord complete with ANZ29 pull fuse maker marked with WaffenAmpt, stamped 40 ZDSCHN NZ29. The other end comes with a bakelite Gluhzunder 28 adapter. The last photo shows one example of how the cord was used. read more
WW2 German ZZ35 for S.MI.Z.35
ZZ 35 Fuse Zunder Zugzünder S.Mi.Z.35. Marked RR 22A1940. Used on the German S-mine and as booby traps as anti lift for teller mines or trip devices the brass made pull igniter was widely used in all theatre's read more
WW2 Unopened USA Packet of Bugler Cigarette Tobacco
A rare packed of Bugler 3/4 ounces of blended Turkish & Domestic cigarette tobacco still in its cellphone wrapper. Manufactured in Louisville, Kuntucky USA. read more
39.00 GBP
WW2 - British Military issued Water Purification Tablets
This is a complete unused tin of purification tablets used to treat and purify water for drinking. Would form part of RAF survival kit but also issued to the British Army and also formed part of the kit issued to the troops for the invasion of Normandy. I have owned a few of these kits but not complete and in such good condition. read more
WW2 British Toothpaste - SOLIDOX - Unused.
This is an unused tube of SOLIDOX toothpaste which comes with its original cardboard cover. This would make a great addition to add to any personal kit. read more
WW2 Full Packet of Capstan Navy Cut Cigarrettes
This is a full packet of Capstan Navy Cut cigarettes by W.D.&H.O.Wills of Bristol & London - still retains its collectors card. read more
35.00 GBP
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










