WW2 British, Hurlock Stove, PLUS FREE GIFT!!

Was £185 now £150

A good clean example of the British Hurlock 'Primus' pressure stove.

Item consists of the stove, with all its legs and wind shield, spare parts tin and main storage tin.

In clean, straight and untested condition, plus the addition of a free set of seals and washers. A must for the 'vintage camper' or 're-enactor' who wants that auth...  read more

Code: 28

WW2 British Army ‘Tent Heater’.

Was £95 now £80

British army tent heater comprising porcelain burner, shield, copper heating element and storage tin. Dated 1943 with tin manufactured by the Metal Box company.

A rare piece of kit designed to heat the British ‘Pup Tent’ by the burner heating the copper mesh which would then radiate heat. Also used to ‘brew-up’ by placing the standard enamel mug on ...  read more

Code: 14

WW2 era, British, ‘Tommy Cooker’.

Was £75 now £65

Self-contained 'solid fuel' version of the WW1 pattern portable stove in a small tin with attachable pot stand.
There were similar commercial stoves sold as the ‘Tommy's Cooker and the ‘Blackie’.
This example is of the Blackie and is in good condition, still containing its fuel.
There is some conjecture that these Blackie Cookers are of post...  read more

Code: 343

British, WWII, Bed Roll Set.

A lovely, British, broad arrow stamped, WWII bed roll set consisting of:

1. Bed Roll
2. 'Medical' pillow.
3. Strap.

The Bed Roll acted as a water resistant cover to protect the bedding contained within. This palliasse was essentially a thin sleeping pad usually filled with straw, the carrying harness allowed this bulky item to be carried with ease and...  read more

Code: 572

WW2, British, Soap and Towel Pairing

A great unissued bar of unissued, BIBBY carbolic soap and period towel.

A fantastic item for vintage campers or re-enactors who wish to 'keep it real'. We have other items that would accompany this to enhance that vintage feel.  read more

Code: 549

WW2, British, ,Swagger Stick' (Bamboo)

British Army commissioned officers of most infantry regiments formerly carried swagger sticks (described as canes) when on duty, whilst warrant officers and senior NCOs carried pace sticks instead.

This example is of the less common Bamboo body and is priced to reflect condition.  read more

Code: 550

WW2, British, ,Swagger Stick' (Leather covered)

British Army commissioned officers of most infantry regiments formerly carried swagger sticks (described as canes) when on duty, whilst warrant officers and senior NCOs carried pace sticks instead.

This example is of the more common leather covers body and is priced to reflect condition.  read more

Code: 551

WW2, British, 'Officers Field Kit'; Wash stand.

The wash stand consists of a wooden and steel frame with interchangeable wash basin and bath.
The frame had the addition of a 7 inch folding towel bar and a 'soap pocket' to the inner surface of the wash basin.
This example comes as a matching set, all stamped with the same numbers and would enhance any WW2 camp or vintage display.

British Army commissioned officers...  read more

Code: 552

WW2, British, 2 Gallon Water 'Can'.

The standard liquid carrying container for the British Army during WW2 was the 2 gallon can made from pressed steel. Often called POW cans short for Petrol-Oil-Water they were of a simple metal box design with a corner 'stopper' and flat, pressed steel handle to the top.

This lovely example has a hand painted 'W' to the front with a 'Shell' brass stopper to the top corner.
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Code: 553

WW2 Pattern British Tent Mallet

The Mallet, Tent Mark II was manufactured with a wooden head 6 inches by 3.25 inches and an Ash handle 1 foot 7 inches long. It was issued to be used with all British tents manufactured during and after WW2.

A fantastic item for vintage campers or re-enactors who wish to 'keep it real'. We have other items that would accompany this to enhance that vintage feel.  read more

Code: 554