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Lot 110
WWII Second World War Interest - an original vintage 20th Century US Army Medical Department ' First Aid - For Emergency Use Only ' tin, complete with contents. Possibly those fitted to Willys jeeps, or similar. Contents appear unused and complete with various pins, dressings etc. Housed in its original tin with painted emblem to front.
Lot 150
A scarce original WWI First World War period British home front issued recruitment poster featuring an Imperial German Zeppelin airship to the top. The text reading ' It Is Far Better To Face The Bullets Than To Be Killed At Home By A Bomb - Join The Army At Once & Help To Stop An Air Raid - God Save The King '. Printer's marks for Andrew Reid & Co, Newcastle. Issued by The Publicity Department of the Central Recruiting Depot, London. Framed and glazed. Total size approx; 46cm x 38cm.
Lot 154
A WWII Second World War German Third Reich Army rifle bayonet. Maker's marks to ricasso for Coppel G. mb. H. Chequered wooden grips, with short quillon and fullered single edged blade. Housed in an original scabbard, with a later canvas frog. Generally excellent original condition. Measures approx; 41cm long.
Lot 236
WWII Interest - a set of x3 original large format Browning Machine Gun army / military training posters. Each poster showing a different aspect of operating the machine gun. All AF and in fragile states. Colourful artwork to each. Rolled. Measures approx; 87cm tall.Due to the fragile and deteriorating nature of these items we are unable to guarantee condition will exactly match the images shown. Further unavoidable loss from crisping and age is highly likely.
Lot 240
An original WWII Second World War period US United States Army / Navy wartime flag, by repute from LCI(L) 489 (a Landing Craft). The flag of typical form, with printed stars (48). The seam marked LCI(L) 489 (partially illegible due to damage). The flag well worn, and generally AF with rips to the seam and other places. Measures approx; 166cm x 300cm.
Lot 25
A scarce original WWI First World War Imperial German Army respirator / gas mask. Complete example, including its original carry tin with canvas strap, and eye pieces to the top compartment. The mask also appearing complete - of leather construction, with plastic eye pieces and removable filter to end. Scarce to find in complete condition.
Lot 271
A collection of x3 WWII Second World War period combat / fighting knives / daggers. Includes a double set, with miniature dagger, a faux horn handled smaller dagger and a larger horn handled dagger with Swiss Army type pull-out accessories to top. Longest measures approx; 23cm. All with leather holsters / scabbards.
Lot 327
WWII Second World War - a collection of Home Guard related items, all appearing to belong to a Mr & Mrs Gosden of Clacton-On-Sea. Includes a letter regarding the awarding of a Defense medal, National Identity cards, an associated Women's Home Defence cloth patch, and a Dad's Army The Home Guard book.
Lot 340
An original WWII Second World War Third Reich Nazi German Army M40 pattern Stahlhelm steel combat infantry helmet. Complete example with an original ten-tongued leather liner and chin strap. Rear brim of the shell stamped ' 64 ' and side ' ET68 '. Remnants of over-painted insignia to both sides.
Lot 379
WWI First World War Interest - A section of canvas depicting the regimental emblem of the US United States Flying Corps 95th Aero Squadron. The emblem being a painted ' Kicking Mule '. Enclosed within a circle of blue. Measures approx; 80cm x 83cm. Origin unknown.The 95th Aero Squadron was an Air Service, United States Army unit that fought on the Western Front during World War I. It was the first American pursuit (fighter) squadron to fly in combat on the Western Front, beginning on 8 March 1918.
Lot 322
Rare Third Reich Full Parade Senior Forestry Official from Baden / Hesse Brocade Belt and Buckle, fine example with all the gilt wash finish remaining to the buckle, in the form of a winged NSDAP style eagle with swastika within a wreath of oakleaves. German army style officers brocade belt with press stud poppers being marked “PRYM”. Complete with the gilt keeper. A very rare example worn only by the officials from the Principality of Baden and state of Hesse before the introduction of the standard forestry officials parade belt. Short lived example believed to be worn only between 1937 and 1938.
Lot 336
WW2 German Army Officers Deluxe Pattern Dagger Hanging Straps, superb pair of deluxe pattern brocade hanging straps for the German army officers dress dagger. Oakleaves and acorns relief to the lower clips and the top fitting which is also marked “DRGM”. Leather strengthened patches to the top section of the brocade which is another feature of full deluxe hangers.
Lot 447
8x WW2 German Signals Blitz Arm Badges, fine examples of the embroidered lightning bolt insignias worn by signallers in the various sections of the German army in WW2. Three Afrikakorps examples, one in wool and the other two in twill material. Also accompanied by two German army trade / proficiency patches. All generally good condition. (10 items)
Lot 455
WW2 German Kriegsmarine M-40 Steel Combat Helmet, untouched example of a Kriegsmarine (Navy) single decal steel combat helmet. The helmet retains much of the original field paint finish and much of the original gold decal remains to the helmet. Interior has the original leather liner which is dry in places and some sections of the tongues are missing. Complete with its original but damaged chinstrap. Shell is stamped “SE66” and “9810”. Good untouched example. The decal appears to be consistently gold, unlike the toned army decals which show a difference in colour shade of the decal.
Lot 456
WW2 German Army Helferin (Female Helpers) Overseas / Side Cap, fine grey cloth overseas cap with white and green twist cord piping to the crown and front section. Bevo German army side cap eagle fitted to the front. Interior with white cotton cloth lining and leather forehead section. One small section of piping missing but otherwise a good example of a scarce item of headdress for the German army.
Lot 481
WW2 German Army / Waffen-SS Infantry Assault Badge in Silver, good un-marked silver grade Infantry Assault combat badge with pin and catch fixing to the reverse. Accompanied by an aluminium Luftwaffe other ranks combat belt buckle marked to the reverse “N&H”; 1914 Iron Cross 2nd class; Feldpost envelope and letter; American awards and identity bracelet of the soldier who took the items as souvenirs (War Booty).
Lot 500
WW2 German Army Uniform Cloth Insignia Grouping, consisting of bevo M-36 combat tunic eagle (uniform removed), rank chevron and three trade proficiency badges. Mostly all uniform removed. These items were brought home from Germany in 1945 by an American GI from Pennsylvania and has laid undisturbed until his trunk of souvenirs were found after his death.
Lot 524
WW2 German Army / Waffen-SS Infantry Assault Badge by Fritz Zimmermann Stuttgart, good silver grade example with the original pin and catch fixing to the reverse. Makers mark also to the reverse of the award. This item was brought back to the USA from Germany in 1945 by a American GI from Pennsylvania and has laid undisturbed until his trunk of souvenirs were found after his death.
Lot 525
WW2 German Army / Waffen-SS General Assault Badge, good mid-war silver grade example with the original pin and catch fixing to the reverse. This item was brought back to the USA from Germany in 1945 by a American GI from Pennsylvania and has laid undisturbed until his trunk of souvenirs were found after his death.
Lot 526
WW2 German Army / Waffen-SS Krim Campaign Shield, good example with the original cloth uniform backing and the paper backing to the award. This item was brought back to the USA from Germany in 1945 by a American GI from Pennsylvania and has laid undisturbed until his trunk of souvenirs were found after his death.
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