WW2 British Amphibious Assault Life Belt, 1943.

Was £100 now £85

Produced to be worn on amphibious operations by troops, these models needed to be manually inflated by means of a nozzle to the front and were held in place by cotton tapes.

This 1943 dated example is in good order, profusely stamped and would enhance any D-Day or Rhine crossing collection or mannequin.
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Code: 483

WW2 British, Dunkirk 'Propaganda' Figurine, 1940

Was £210 now £190

British 'Propaganda' Figurine, standing on the prow of one of the 'Small Ships', named the 'Sally Anne and designed to be used as an ash tray.
Manufactured from painted plaster in 1940 the figure strongly resembles the popular entertainer Tommy Trinder, who had recently stared in the film 'A Foreman Goes To France'.
British press later exploited th...  read more

Code: 463

WW2 Era Unopened Packet of Ty-Phoo Tea, 4 Oz.

SPECIAL OFFER 50% PRICE DROP: was £64 now £32 per packet.

An exceptional chance to own an original unopened 4 Oz. packet of Ty-Phoo Tea.

One must never underestimate the importance of tea to the British soldier during both World Wars. Tea was vital to the soldiers’ morale. Naturally, it contains caffeine and can provide a boost of energy; but there are many who fin...  read more

Code: 34

British, WW1 Pattern, Brown Leather, Cavalry Boots.

Was £160 now £145

A gorgeous pair of British, WW1 pattern cavalry boots in supple brown leather.
The boots are in overall good order; however, four of the six leather straps have snapped at some point with some wear to the sole. Both boots have RD70 heel plates in place and appear to have the original soles.
The boot pattern was first introduced into the British Arm...  read more

Code: 435

WW2 British Army, Machete and Scabbard, 1945.

Was £170 now £155

18+
NOTE:
Only to be sold to those over 18 years of age, verification will be needed, e.g., photo of driving licence or passport, before any sale is concluded.


During WW2 British and Commonwealth forces were issued with machete’s as opposed to an axe or smaller hatchet for field use and could be used for most tasks short of c...  read more

Code: 256

WW2 British, 1937 Pattern Webbing Pistol and Ammunition Pouch, 1943.

Was £65 now £60

There were two standard patterns of Web Pistol Cases produced during the war. The larger being produced for the larger .455 chambered weapons and the smaller for produced for those chambered for .380, the main difference being that the larger case had a curved flap whilst the smaller was square. Both patterns had an internal sheath for a cleaning rod, brass snap f...  read more

Code: 223