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**VERY RARE**ATTRIBUTED**WW1 Australian WD ANZAC’s Kangaroo Skin Equipment Belt Rig With Cross Belts, Bayonet Frog, Water Bottle & Entrenching Tool Worn By Australian Soldier No.66 DORHAM PHILLIP DOOLETTE 27 INF BN (SOUTH AUST) 7 BDE N Z & A DIVISION. - 23211
This is an original & very rare WW1 Australian WD belt rig which was carried by Dorham Phillip Doolette, 27th Infantry Battalion, (South Australia) 7 BDE NZ&A Division, who embarked for WWI on the 25/1/1915 R.T.A. (Returned To Australia) 25/8/1915 (The 27th Australian Infantry Battalion was part of the 7th Brigade and the New Zealand and Australian Division ANZAC. The 27th Battalion was an infantry battalion of the Australian Army. It was initially raised in 1915 as part of the all-volunteer First Australian Imperial Force for service during World War I. During the conflict, the battalion saw action briefly at Gallipoli before later fighting on the Western Front between 1916 and 1918. It was disbanded in 1919). The supple kangaroo skin rig includes a leather belt and cross straps, two sets of five ammunition pouches, original water bottle with stopper, bayonet frog stamped L. French & Son Ltd London 1911 & has WD broad arrow mark, also a 2 piece entrenching spade, the grip engraved Pte Wood, with leather cover impressed ‘MHW (C&M) Helston 1915’. The buckles, leather & stitching of all components of the rig are intact. The belt is adjustable from approx UK size 34 to 36” waist. A hand written card that accompanies the rig reads ‘WEBBING USED BY No 66 DORHAM PHILLIP DOOLETTE 27 INF BN (SOUTH AUST) 7 BDE N Z & A DIVISION. EMBARKED 25–1–1915 R.T.A. 25–8–1915. The price for this very rare WW1 ANZAC set worthy of further research regarding the named soldier includes UK delivery. Sn 23211 (bandolier/rigs box storeroom)
£1,795.00

Gulf War Bring Back, Iraqi Revolutionary Guard Captured Helmet. Sn - 23155
This is a nice and original Iraqi M80 Fibreglass Iraqi Republican Guard helmet. This helmet features a nice tan gloss paint overpaint over the original green painted finish, with a Red Triangle on the right hand side of the helmet indicating Republican Guard use. The exterior of the helmet is complete with just the right amount of wear and use from combat. The inside of the helmet is complete with the original Iraqi chinstrap and helmet liner with its leather lined head band. This helmet is undoubtably a soldiers bring back from the conflict. The price includes UK delivery. Sn 23155
£375.00

SOLD SOLD (03/02) **UNWORN**UNWRAPPED**ORIGINAL WW1 British Army Other Ranks Fox’s Somerset 1909 Patent Uniform Puttees With Original Name Tape / Tag To ‘A.P Mellodew’ (10 Bn 41 RTR Royal Tank Regiment Last Manchester Regiment). U 510 - U 510
Puttees were long, narrow strips of cloth wrapped tightly around the lower leg from the ankle to just below the knee, primarily worn by soldiers during World War I. Their main purpose was to provide a barrier against dirt, mud, and debris getting into the boots, and to offer support for the leg. They were a standard and inexpensive part of uniforms ( A period photograph of a group of British Infantry in Uniform wearing Puttees is illustrated in image 1). These original British army Puttees are as found and have not been unrolled. They are clean and unworn condition & have their original cardboard manufacturer’s label ‘Fox’s ( a Somerset firm) F.I.P (Patent 14214-1909) Improved Puttees Straight Woven Edge None Fray’ and has instructions to the rear (illustrated). One edge of the Puttees have an Original Name Tape / Tag To ‘A.P Mellodew’ (most likely 10 Bn 41 RTR Royal Tank Regiment Last Manchester which is printed on a card found with the Puttees). The Royal Tank Regiment (RTR) is the oldest tank unit in the world, being formed by the British Army in 1916 during the First World War, The 41st RTR were formed from Elements of the WW1 Manchester Regiment) . The price for these WW1 era Puttees ideal for any WW1 Uniform collector or re-enactor worthy of further research regarding the Soldier’s name tag includes UK delivery. U 510 (bandoliers & webbing box storeroom)
£0.00

Original French Model 1825 Cuirassiers Cuirass Breast & Back Plate Armour Set With Regiment Markings ‘2T 11’ & Armour Number ‘203’ With Correct Original Leather Backed Brass Chain Link Straps With Victorian Display Stand On Which It Was found. Sn 22910 - 22910
Cuirassiers were cavalry equipped with armour and firearms, first appearing in late 15th-century Europe. This French term means "one with a cuirass" (cuirasse), the breast plate armour which they wore. The first cuirassiers were produced as a result of armoured cavalry, such as the man-at-arms and demi-lancer, discarding their lances and adopting the use of pistols as their primary weapon. Cuirassiers achieved increased prominence during the Napoleonic Wars and were last fielded in the opening stages of World War I. Cuirassiers continue to be employed as ceremonial troops by a number of countries. This is an original French Model 1825 Cuirassier’s breast & back plate Cuirass armour. Made of heavy, thick steel, the breast plate is plate is 16 ¾” tall (to the shoulder) and the interior curve is 18½” at the waist. The same back plate measurements match the breast plate. The armour plates are curved to provide strength and the breast plate has a flared waist. The armour plates have no damage or dents and have even aged patina. All rivets are present and the cuirass set has its original leather backed brass chain link straps with brass plates and hanging hooks / studs (the leather of one shoulder strap has been cut at some point in its life but is still present and backs the chain when worn /mounted on the stand) . The interior rim of the breast plate at the shoulder has faint markings which look like ‘2T 11’ (most likely Regiment) & ‘203’ (most likely an armoury number). The Cuirass set comes with its original Victorian era padded silk and wood ‘Torso’ Mannequin stand on which it was found. The silk has age related staining and fraying but fits the Cuirass well and the stand swivels 360 degrees for display. The Cuirass set on its stand weighs a hefty 10.8 Kilos. The price for this impressive French Cuirass set with display stand includes UK delivery. Sn 22910
£975.00

WW1 1916 & 1917 Dated British WD ‘Q.O.R.G Yeo’ (Queen's Own Royal Glasgow Yeomanry Regiment) 1915 Pattern Other Ranks Stand Collar Khaki Battledress Tunic By G Ltd To Trooper 2789 R. Carroll With Lanyard. Sn 22553:15 - 22553:15
The ‘Q.O.R.G Yeo’ regiment Queen's Own Royal Glasgow Yeomanry, was a former yeomanry regiment of the British Army. It had a long and distinguished history, serving in the Second Boer War, World War I, and World War II. During WW1 In October 1915 elements of the Regiment joined the 52nd (Lowland) Infantry Division at Gallipoli as dismounted troops and participated in the Gallipoli Campaign. Elements also joined 9th (Scottish) Division serving in France May 1915. This is an original WW1 British WD 1915 pattern Other Ranks Stand Collar Khaki Battledress Tunic By G Ltd To Trooper 2789 Richard Carroll of the ‘Q.O.R.G Yeo’. The Tunic is single breasted with stand collar secured by hooks, pleated chest pockets and plain lower pockets with flaps. The tunic has the correct reinforced chest sections at the shoulder and brass belt hooks at the waist. It also has all of its original brass King’s crown buttons and is fitted with lanyard. One sleeve has the correct embroidered service chevron / stripe. The inside of the tunic has remnants of original paper label which is unreadable and period hand writing ‘Trooper Richard Carroll No. 2789 QORG Yeo’ & date ‘20/11/16’ together with period hand written matching name and service number and another date ‘9/11/17’. The inside of the tunic also has WD broad arrow stamp and maker ink stamp ‘G Ltd’. The Tunic is clean with just light areas of service wear. It is approx UK size 34" Chest. The price includes UK delivery. Sn 22553:15
£995.00

WW1 British King's Own Royal Lancaster Regiment Lieutenant Rank Officer's Cuff Title Khaki Tunic With Lanyard & Breeches. Sn 22553:11 - 22553:11
The King's Own Royal Regiment (Lancaster) was an Infantry Regiment of the line of the British Army. It served under various titles from 1680 to 1959. Its lineage is continued today by the Duke of Lancaster's Regiment. At the beginning of WW1 the 1st Battalion landed in France with the 4th Division of the British Expeditionary Force. This is an original WW1 British Officer's Cuff Title Khaki Tunic to a Royal Lancaster Regiment Lieutenant with breeches . The Tunic is single breasted with open collar, pleated chest pockets and plain lower pockets with flaps. The tunic has all of it's original brass Regimental buttons and metal Regiment lapel badges. The embroidered cuff rank insignia are all correct and undamaged. There are no maker or size labels on the Tunic. The Tunic is clean with just areas of service wear. It is approx UK size 34" Chest. The ¾ length breeches meant to be worn with long boots are clean. The breeches have all of the their buttons correct leather knee pads and leather laces at the leg hems. The breeches have hip pockets. The material is clean with just light areas of service wear. The breeches are approx. 30” waist and the inside leg is approx. 22” length. The price includes UK delivery. Sn 22553:11
£975.00

C1960 Cold War Era Polish Officers 'Summer' Uniform Complete with Order of Polonia Restituta Medal, Enamelled Insignia, Ribbons and Cord Aiguillette with Silver Plated Tag. Sn 6954. - 6954
This is an impressive, clean, original, Cold War era Polish Officers' 'Summer' Uniform dating from C1960. The Light Green tunic is fully lined with green cotton material. It has 2 external chest pockets with flaps and 2 external hip pockets with flaps. It also has 2 internal chest pockets with button fasteners. The tunic measures approx UK 40" chest and is decorated with various Polish enamelled insignia/ badges, medal Ribbons, white enamelled medal of the 'Order of Polonia Restituta', white Cord Aiguillette with silver plated Tag and Rank insignia. (all illustrated). All buttons of the Tunic are intact and are nicely embossed with the 'Polish Eagle'. The Uniform is complete with original trousers which have 2 side pockets and 1 rear pocket which has button fastener. The waist of the trousers has buttoned size adjustment straps. The matching original light green trousers are approx UK Waist size 34-36" with approx 30-31" leg length. The Uniform has some slight service wear to the liner of the tunic which does not detract from its great appearance. All buttons and stitching of the Uniform are intact. Price includes UK delivery. Sn 6954
£295.00

C1960 Cold War Era Polish Officers Uniform Complete with Order of Polonia Restituta Medal, Enamelled Insignia, Ribbons and Cord Aiguillette with Silver Plated Tag. Sn 6953. - 6953
This is an impressive, clean, original, Cold War era Polish Officers' Uniform dating from C1960. The khaki tunic is fully lined with green cotton material. It has 2 external chest pockets with flaps and 2 external hip pockets with flaps. It also has 2 internal chest pockets with button fasteners. The tunic measures approx UK 40" chest and is decorated with various Polish enamelled insignia/ badges, medal Ribbons, white enamelled medal of the 'Order of Polonia Restituta', White Cord Aiguillette with silver plated Tag and Rank insignia. (all illustrated). All buttons of the Tunic are intact and are nicely embossed with the 'Polish Eagle'. The Uniform is complete with original trousers which have 2 side pockets and 1 rear flapped pocket which has button fastener. The waist of the trousers has buttoned size adjustment straps. The trousers are approx UK Waist size 34-36" with approx 30-31" leg length. The Uniform has some slight service wear to the liner of the tunic which does not detract from its great appearance. All buttons and stitching of the Uniform are intact. Price includes UK delivery. Sn 6953.
£295.00

Late WW2 1945 British WD Airborne Paratrooper’s Camouflaged Denison Smock with Correct 'Half Zip' Fastener by P. Frankenstein & Sons Ltd Manchester. Sn 17601. - 17601
This is an original WW2 British Camouflaged Denison Smock with tail flap and correct half zip (see pages 100 to 106 of Denison published by Wilson & Military Mode where similar 1945 dated smocks are illustrated). It has its original clean and undamaged white cotton label inside ' Airborne Troops Size 4 Height 5’ 6” to 5’ 8” Breast 39” to 41” P. Frankenstein & Sons M/C (Manchester) Ltd, 1945 (date) and War Dept arrow'. All material and stitching are in excellent clean undamaged condition with no mothing. Its half zip works perfectly, and it has correct 'Newhey' marked stud fasteners. The price includes UK delivery. Sn 17601.
£1,425.00

C1980’s 2nd Type British SAS Sniper’s Camouflaged Smock. U 506. - U 506
These Camo sniper smocks were used by Special Air Service British army snipers during the 1980’s. This 2nd type example is in excellent seldom worn condition. It has the correct chest pockets, side facing lower pockets for prone position, webbing loops for fixing foliage for additional camouflage, padding on elbows and shoulders for protection, elasticated sleeve cuffs, steel shoulder hook for rifle sling and Monkey Tail Flap. The smock has no maker, date or size markings. It is approx. UK men’s size 44” chest 6’ Height. Its full zip works as it should and it has all of its original press stud and button fasteners. The price includes UK delivery. U 506.
£525.00
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