WW2 Pattern British Tent Mallet (1984)

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.

Of Post-war manufacture, dated 1984.

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

Code: 555

Private Purchase tent Mallet

A private Purchase tent Mallet.

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: 556

WW2 Pattern British KFS Combination Set

Towards the end of the war a light weight 'stacking' set of utensils was produced as part of the P44 equipment set. Manufactured from steel and aluminium they proved a popular and lightweight alternative to the traditional KFS.

Manufactured for the civilian market by Richards of Sheffield this set is identical to the issue and would make an excellent addition to any late war kit ...  read more

Code: 557

WW2 1939 Dated Issue Pillow Case

A beautiful example of a unissued 1939 dated issue, British cotton/canvas pillow case.

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: 560

WW2, British Issue, Field Pillow

Field pillows of WW2 differed little from those of WWI. They consist of an empty cloth bag with a top or side opening closed by a pair of cloth ties. The soldier would stuff the bag with his own clothing, straw, grass, etc.
Many slightly different designs can be found, this particular example was manufactured in 1942 by C. B. Co Ltd from a pale khaki cotton/canvas.

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Code: 561

WW2 British Water Bottle

A good clean example of the WW2, British water bottle. Free from rust with its cork stopper in good clean and solid condition.  read more

Code: 562

WW2 British Unissued Canvas Bedstead Bag, 1938.

An unissued and mint example of the Canvas Bedstead Bag dated 1938.

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: 566

WW2, British, 'Officers Field Kit'; Canvas Bedstead (Mint Green)

A lovely example of a named officers canvas bedstead worthy of some research.
The bed consists of a wooden frame with metal supports, canvas top and its original canvas storage bag.
In common with the folding chair the bedstead stands 19 inches from the ground with an average width of 27 and length of 78 inches.

A fantastic item for vintage campers or re-enactors wh...  read more

Code: 568

WW2, British, 'Officers Field Kit'; Canvas Bedstead ('Choc' Brown)

A lovely, 'choc' brown, example of a named officers canvas bedstead worthy of some research.
The bed consists of a wooden frame with metal supports and canvas top. Note we have a canvas storage bag perfect for this item.
In common with the folding chair the bedstead stands 19 inches from the ground with an average width of 27 and length of 78 inches.

A fantastic ite...  read more

Code: 567

WW2, British, 'Officers Field Kit'; Folding Chair

A nice example of the larger WW2, British, 'Officers Field Kit'; Folding Chair.
Stamped with the George the VI cipher and dated to the 1940's.
Perfect for the reenactment of an officers conference in the field, refer to the photo of officers meeting with General Montgomery at his Field Headquarters.

A fantastic item for vintage campers or re-enactors who wish to 'k...  read more

Code: 569