WW2 Royal Armoured Corp Beret - 1944 (REDUCED)

A black tankers beret made by Compton Webb WD stamped and dated 1944 - the size is feint but I believe it's 6 3/4. The beret is in great condition for age with absoloutly no moth damage whilst the leather trim is supple and in good condition. Comes with the earlier RAC brass slider cap badge.  read more

Code: 51996

Book - Warman's World War II Collectibles 3rd Edition (REDUCED)

Author John Adams-Graf.
Paper back - 304 pages 21 x 28 cm.
ISBN 978-1-4402-4070-6  read more

Code: 51981

Book - Third Reich Collectibles Identification & Price Guide (REDUCED)

Author Chris William.
Paper back - 239 pages 21 x 28 cm.
ISBN 978-1-4402-4448-3  read more

Code: 51979

WW2 3 x Thompson Magazines - Thirty Round (REDUCED)

Three thirty round magazine stamped by The Seymour Products Co. All mags loaded with two x .45 rounds. UK Sales Only.

Thompson submachine guns utilised two main types of magazines: 20-round box magazines and 30-round box magazines. The M1 and M1A1 models, the primary military Thompson variants used in WWII, were designed to accept only box magazines.  read more

Code: 51919

WW2 Insert T.Mi.35 Mine Fuse 1940

Inert German WWII Anti-Tank Tellermine Fuze maker marked and dated 1940 with WaffenAmpt stamp. Made of solid brass retaining a good portion of its original paint.  read more

Code: 51743

WW2 Inert German Fuse ANZ29 Fuse - 1940 (REDUCED)

A nice example of the rare ANZ29 fuse. The fuse is has its WaffenAmpt and stamped ZDSCHN ANZ29 40  read more

Code: 51736

WW2 Bronze Numbered Walloon Rexists Badge (REDUCED)

A good numbered bronze Rexist Badge or Walloon Honour Rexist Badge. The French inscription translates Bravery, Honour and Loyalty. The back is stamped with the serial no. 284 on the bottom corner of the circle. These were awarded for members of the Rexist Party who were in military service.  read more

Code: 51753

WW2 Eastern Command HQ Patch

A printed Eastern Command Division patch. The easter command stretched ffrom the Wash to the Thames, covering East Anglia and the Central Midland Counties. Its HQ was at Luton. This design was replaced in 1947.  read more

Code: 52017

WW2 Dorset County Division HQ Formation Patch (REDUCED)

A printed Dorset County Division Headquarters Cloth Formation Badge. The Divisional HQ was formed 24 February 1941, and took command of its brigades (210th & 220th Home). The Division was disbanded 31 December 1941. A rare patch due to the limited time this division was active.  read more

Code: 52018

WW2 Parachute Regiment Arm Patch (REDUCED)

WW2 British Army Airborne forces 'Pegasus' divisional formation sign. Depicting the woven Greek hero Bellephon riding the mythical winged horse Pegasus. This example is in great condition with no moth damage and measures 6 x 6 cm.  read more

Code: 52013