WW2 German Box of ATA Soap Powder.

Was £25 now £20

An unopened box of German, ATA, ammonia soap powder. 'Particularly suitable for all dirt, removes rust and stains, cleans everything sparkling clean.'
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Code: 467

WW2 British, Toggle Rope (1).

Was £95 now £85

A good example of the British Army toggle rope, most associated with Airborne and Commando personnel. They consist of a 6’6” length of rope, varied from ¾ to 1 inch thick, with a sliced loop at one end and a wooden ‘toggle’ at the other. They were a general-purpose item that could be used for pulling carts and other vehicles or to make longer scaling ropes.
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Code: 469

WW2 British, Toggle Rope (2).

Was £85 now £75

A good example of the British Army toggle rope, most associated with Airborne and Commando personnel. They consist of a 6’6” length of rope, varied from ¾ to 1 inch thick, with a sliced loop at one end and a wooden ‘toggle’ at the other. They were a general-purpose item that could be used for pulling carts and other vehicles or to make longer scaling ropes.
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Code: 470

WW2 British Number 247 ‘Always Fuze’.

Was £65 now £55

This particular fuze was known as the ‘Always’ as it was designed to detonate on impact, no matter what angle it strikes. Originally designed for use with the N0. 69 Mk1 grenade its use was extended to other types of grenades as the need arose.

The body is made of Bakelite which contained a detonator pellet, striker, creep spring and weighted ball. ...  read more

Code: 481

WW2 British, Bicycle, Issued, ‘Lucas’ Bell.

Was £65 now £55

Moving bicycles make little noise so they were often fitted with a warning bell. These tended to range in diameter from 1 ½ “ to 3”. This example is of Joseph Lucas Ltd. Birmingham, England and is a Number 50 Challis pattern, produced from Brass painted Nickel and painted to reduce its reflective nature.
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Code: 486

WW2 era, British, NOS, Cycle Chain, Suitable for the BSA Folding Airborne Bicycle.

Was £45 now £40

NOS, boxed, example of the ‘Coventry Cycle Chain’, No. III048, Size 1/2 x 1/8, 112 links and suitable for the BSA folding airborne bicycle.
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Code: 489

WW2 British Army, Economy Mk. V, Economy, Bicycle Seat.

Was £65 now £55

A somewhat rare item this a used but usable example of the economy war time British Army Mk. V bicycle saddle.
Covered in what appears to be an oil cloth or canvas material, this item originally came with the Mk. V roadster also available on the site, item number 503.
Priced to reflect rarity and condition.  read more

Code: 491

WW2 era, Electric, Bicycle, ‘Convoy’ lamp.

Was £75 now £65

In some wartime photographs, examples of these small electric torches can be seen mounted to the lower bicycle frame.
Approx 3 ½” in length and 1 ½ inches wide, the metal housing was made to carry a single D-Size battery but had no provision for an on/off switch. When not in use the battery was simply removed, turned and re-inserted to break the circuit whi...  read more

Code: 490

WW2 era, British, NOS, Bicycle Brake Blocks.

Was £25 now £20

WW2 era, factory packaged in 'oil cloth', bicycle brake blocks.  read more

Code: 493

WW2 British, Number I, Electric Lamp.

Was £55 now £46

Suitable for mounting to the front bracket of British WW2 bicycles.
The Number I electric lamp came in different configurations; however, they all featured a swivel handle at the top where the on/off button is mounted. Pulling the ends of the handle out allowed access to the battery compartment. All variations are known to have a mounting bracket to the rea...  read more

Code: 494