WW2 British MkII Rescue Helmet & Head Torch
A nice example of a British MkII helmet manufactured by Joseph Sankey & Sons Ltd stamped 85 1939. It is fitted with a MkII liner stamped Helmets Limited I 1939 - size 71/4. The helmet is painted black outside and along the inside rim with the rest of the factory issued paint. The inside of the helmet including liner is in great condition (has not been stored upside down). The outside has the l... read more
WW2 SOE Trip Wire Spool with Instructions
A rare unused spot of trip wire issued to SOE and resistance cells. This spool is complete and unused and remarkably retains its original cardboard instruction label. read more
WW2 SOE Thumb Knife & Leather Sheath
A rare WW2 SOE agents clandestine thumb dagger with leather sheath. The dagger is in excellent condition and has an excellent blued blade. The sheath appears to be 'hand or field made' with four 'male' popper fasteners to the back,
** Royal Mail ** Over 18 roof of age required **
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WW2 Luftwaffe Observer Badge Cased
A good quality tombak Observers Badge with beautifully detailed although non-maker marked. This badge was awarded for two months flying service with a non-operational unit or after taking part in five operational sorties. read more
WW2 Luftwaffe Paratroopers Badge by G.H.Osang - Cased
A nice example of a Parachute Troopers badge (Fallschirmschutzenabzeichen) for the Luftwaffe. The badge consists of a blackened wreath with a gilt eagle. The badge was awarded on completion of training. Good quality badge marked G.H.Osang to reverse. read more
WW2 SOE No.9 MkI Time Delay Switch
Switch No. 9. aka Lead Break or L-Delay. This switch is made up of a percussion cap and a spring-loaded striker held under tension by a thin strip of lead, contained within a metal tube. The striker would be held in place by a safety pin until the switch was ready to be used. A detonator or length of detonating cord would then be attached to the tube next to the percussion cap and the safety pi... read more