US Officer garrison cap

US Quartermaster garrison cap (summer)

Australian Commonwealth Military Forces cap badge, info is a bit contradictory wether this model is ww1 or ww2

US M-1943 Field Jacket complete with hood. Very good condition, has some very minor stains but hardly noticeable. Label inside the pocket dated 1945, size 38R.

British WW2 Boxershorts, original pieces dated 1943. We have 4 available, 2 size 36 and 2 size 42. Let us know when you orde which size you would like. Price is for 1 piece.

*Only 1 Size 42 and 1 size 36 left

Silver 5 Mark 1938 coin

Silver 2 Mark 1938 coin

Silver 2 Mark 1938 coin

Naval Action Ration tin ww2, one of the less common ration tins to find. Size 8cm x 5cm x 1,5cm

RAF sweetheart pin in the shape of a RAF cap badge, excellent condition

RAF sweetheart pin ww2, excellent condition

British sling for the Lee Enfield, we have 10 pieces available. All are ww2 pattern slings, some have markings on the brass, others are without stamps or markings.

Tool Roll, M12 marked Yerges - 43. Contained tools for various weapons such as the BAR, .30 cal Browning machine gun, etc...

Correspondence grouping from a corporal Kraly who was in the 127th Ordnance Maintence Battalion of the 5th Armored Division. The first letter is dated August 1943 when Corporal Kraly is still in training at Pine Camp New York,…

WW1 Remembrance plaque King Albert I & Queen Elizabeth, usually these are made in brass or bronze, but this one is a cast iron version.

US summer chino shirt in good condition. Marked with laundry number, with USAAF 6th Air Force patch and the rank of corporal. Not sure if the patches are originally sewn on or post war.

US Navy Lieutenant Junior Grade Jacket. Excellent condition, with all the buttons and bullion embroided rank insignia. Tailor made with the label in the inner pocket: Jacob Reeds' Sons Norristown PA.

US Magazine Pouch for M1911 WW1, no markings but judging by the lighter color this is a WW1 pouch.

Hood for Jacket Field M-1943. These are unissued, new old stock hoods and therefor in perfect condition. All with the correct labels on the inside.

US Army Sweetheart pillow case from Camp Wheeler Georgia

US Navy booklet 'Lest we Forget' dated 1943. Published by the Navy this booklet contains short stories from Navy personnel about their experiences during the war. In perfect condition with beautiful illustrations on every page.

Case Cleaning Rod M15 dated 1944, contains 2 pieces of the cleaning rod and a cleaning pull through. Used with the .50 cal machine gun.

Case Cleaning Rod M1 dated 1945. Used with the .30 cal Browning and M1 Garand. Used condition, no tools included.

US Parents magazine 1941 dated window sticker ' A strong democracy needs well-nourished childen says Parents' Magazine'

US Signals garrison cap

US Engineers garrison cap

Porcelain bowl made by Hutschenreuther Selb Bavaria marked with Germany US Zone. Could possibly be Medical Departement because of the red band but we can't be sure of that.

British emergency ration tin

War Ration Book No.3 with stamps

War Ration Book Four with stamps

Dill's pipe cleaners

United States Defense Savings Bonds book, no stamps inside but in perfect condition

US Army spoon large marked Silco

Price is for 1 piece

Royal Artillery Ubique cap badge

RAF Heliograph signal mirror kit, was carried in the pattern 1941 Mae West vest.

Sterling silver Air Raid Precautions lapel badge. Given to persons who volunteered for ARP services and completed the necessary training. This one is hallmarked J.C. the Royal mint hallmark, Lion passant that certifies sterling…

US Army pocket can opener, still in its unopened original packaging

RAF Night Flying Training Goggles in cardboard box. These used dark lenses to simulate the darkness of night. Comes in original box with 3 clear and 2 dark spare lenses. Dark ones have sadly deformed over time. The rubber of the…

US wool Quartermaster garrison cap, private purchase made by Louisville Cap Co

United States Civil Service Commision Announcement for Examinations for Translator. Issued February 2, 1942.