U.S. M1 Helmet Fitted With Hawley Liner - Nice Used Condition

A so-called "Hawley" liner. This type of liners were produced by the Hawley Products Company and compromise the the first contract in 1941. The first contract was for 950.000 liners only. This example is fitted with the rayon suspension. The liner shows only little wear and therefore imo in near mint condition. Increasingly hard to find Hawley liners with this type of suspension. The liner is f...  read more

Code: 58949

U.S. M1 Helmet Fitted With Hawley Liner - Nice Used Condition

A textbook example of a front seam and fixed bale M1 helmet. The helmet is fitted with a so-called "Hawley" liner. This type of liners were produced by the Hawley Products Company and compromise the the first contract in 1941. The first contract was for 950.000 liners only. After this production was discontinued as the liners were not strong enough. The liner is in excellent condition with nice...  read more

Code: 58948

British (Airborne) Map Case 1944 - Mint Condition

British Airborne map case. A smaller and compacter version hence favoured by British Airborne troops. This particular example is in exceptional and mint condition. Clearly makers marked Leather Products and 1944 dated and Broad Arrow stamped. Cannot be upgraded.  read more

Code: 58817

British (Airborne) BSA Folding Bicycle Tyre Repair Kit - Nice Used Condition

A British (Airborne) tyre repair kit. Commonly used for the British Airborne BSA folding bicycle.
The kit consists of a 1944 dated and M.W.S. dated webbing wallet and carrying sling. The contents include "Weldtite", sandpaper and rubber solution. Some minor staining on the webbing. In overall nice used condition, increasingly hard to find these days.  read more

Code: 58947

British (Airborne) Bayonet Frog And Cruciform Bayonet - Nice Used Condition

Officially refered to as "Frog, No. 4 Bayonet, and Case, plate, retainer, Sten 9-mm". This so-called Airborne bayonet frog consists of the webbing frog itself which is 1944 dated. And seperate webbing piece of the Stengun base plate. Clearly 1945 dated, marked with the Broad Arrow and serial number. The spike bayonet compromises the so-called "Cruciform" i.e. early war example. An increasingly ...  read more

Code: 58946

U.S. M5 Gasmask And M7 Assualt Carrier - Nice Used Condition

U.S. M5 assualt gas mask. Produced between February and August 1944. Clearly marked U.S. on front of the mask. The filter compromises an E3 Canister (British Light-type Containers were also authorized in case of short supply), makers marked 'CROWN' . This type of gasmask are very hard to find these days. With the M5 gasmask an original M7 carrier. Executed in rubber and still clear markings "Ar...  read more

Code: 58945

British Silk Escape Map And Escape Map Wallet - Nice Used Condition

A nice used example of a British silk escape map. Compromising map D (Belgium & Germany) and F (Croatia, South Germany, Italy/Switzerland). These maps were British made but would also have been used by USAAF, RAF and SOE troops. With the silk map its original waterproof wallet, often displaced. A full original and nice used British Silk Escape Map And Escape Map Wallet.  read more

Code: 58955

U.S. M1 Ammunition Bag 1943 - Nice Used Condition

U.S. M1 Ammunition Bag. Intended to carry all types of ammunition. For instance boxed ammo, rifle clips and magazines. This U.S. M1 Ammunition Bag is clearly makers marked Kadin and 1943 dated. Fitted with original carrying strap. In overall nice used condition with great patina.  read more

Code: 58950

U.S. V-Neck Sweater 1944 - Near Mint Condition

U.S. V-neck sweater. Executed in wool and apart from minor damage in near mint condition.
Fitted with a clear and crisp label. Makers marked Wexler Knitting Mills and dated 1944. The sweater compromises a size small. Hard to upgrade.  read more

Code: 58951

U.S. Airborne Aerial Delivery Beacon Lamp - Nice Used Condition

U.S. Airborne Aerial Delivery Beacon Lamp.
Designed to mark American airborne drop containers such as the A‑4 and A‑5. The lamp features a fiber insulator and pull‑cord mechanism that activated the light automatically when the container was released from the aircraft. As the parachute canopy deployed, the cord engaged the switch, illuminating the beacon. This provided a clear visual re...  read more

Code: 58954