British Civilian Gas Mask

A very good example of a civilian issue gas mask, which would have originally been issued in a cardboard box. However different containers where available to buy. This example comes with a private purchase container. The gas mask is dated November 1940 and size stamped 'Medium".  read more

Code: 67782

British 44 Pattern Bayonet Frog

A unissued 44 pattern bayonet frog, which is maker marked C.P.LTD for Caoutchouc Products and dated 1945.  read more

Code: 67780

Canadian 37 Pattern Bayonet Frog

37 pattern bayonet frog, which is maker marked "Z.L.&T.LTD".  read more

Code: 67779

British MKVI Water Bottle & Carrier

A MKVI water bottle with a non dated or maker marked skeleton pattern carrier, which is in unissued condition.  read more

Code: 67776

British 37 Pattern Basic Webbing Set

37 pattern basic webbing set consisting of MKIII ammunition pouches which are both dated 1942 and maker marked. A set of cross-straps, no visible date or maker and a belt, which measures 38 inches. The belt has no visible maker or date. The webbing has been blancoed.  read more

Code: 67772

British 37 Pattern Rifle Ammunition Pouch

A set of 37 pattern two cell rifle ammunition pouches which would have been issued to personnel who did not have the need to carry large amounts of ammunition, such as drivers, artillerymen, engineers and other such support troops. One of the pouches has a very faint 1942 date.  read more

Code: 67770

British 37 Pattern Rifle Ammunition Pouch

This is a set of 37 pattern rifle ammunition pouches which would have been issued to personal who did not have the need to carry large amounts of ammunition, such as drivers, artillerymen, engineers and other such support troops. One of the pouches has a very faint 1942 date.  read more

Code: 67769

British 37 Pattern Rifle Ammunition Pouch

This is a two cell 37 pattern rifle ammunition pouches which would have been issued to personal who did not have the need to carry large amounts of ammunition., such as drivers, artillerymen, engineers and other support troops. This set are faintly maker marked and dated 1942 and 1943.  read more

Code: 67768

British 37 Pattern Rifle Ammunition Pouch

This is a two cell 37 pattern rifle ammunition pouches which would have been issued to personal who did not have the need to carry large amounts of ammunition such as drivers, artillerymen, Engineers and other such support troops. The set are faintly dated 1942.  read more

Code: 67767

British Army Rum Jar

This is a British army rum jar with the initials 'S.R.D" marked on the front and stands for "Supply Reserve Depot". However the troops tended to call it a number of different means such as 'Seldom Reaches Destinations", Service Rum Diluted and the most common Soon Runs Dry. This example is in very good condition and has the makers stamp on the base of the jug. The jars continued to be used dur...  read more

Code: 67766