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**RARE**WW1 Imperial German Army Model 1917 Gas Mask With Original Steel Canister & Shoulder Strap. Sn 23265:8 - 23265:8
This is an original WW1 era German Army Gas Mask With Original Steel Canister. The gas mask is complete with rubberised eye pieces and amber eye lenses. It has the correct face mask and elasticated head straps with buckles which have service wear. Its field green painted filter have indistinct numbers (illustrated). The mask is contained in its original steel canister with fluted cylindrical body and hinged lid (retaining clip absent) and fixed shoulder strap bars fitted with original webbing straps. The Lid and base of the case have markings (illustrated). The price for this rare to find WW1 item includes UK delivery. Sn 23265:8 (gas mask shelf storeroom)
£445.00

Early WW2 1939 Zeitz Alpine / Mountain Troops German Heer (Army) Tornister Pony Hide & Olive Canvas Back Pack. Sn 23265:7 - 23265:7
This is an original 1938 dated German Heer Tornister (Back Pack). These packs were used by Apline / Mountain troops during WW2. The pack has alloy bars and Leather shoulder straps with buckles. The pack has leather reinforced edges. The rear top edging is dated ‘1939’ together with indistinct manufacturer name and ‘Zeitz’ maker location. The pack is made of drab olive canvas & folds open with compartments secured by studs and straps. The pack’s flap has the correct brown pony hide covering. The pack measures 12” height and is 14” wide closed. Fully open the Haversack is 28” length. The inside of the pack has indistinct period hand writing & 2 of the allot fittings are marked ‘Ritter Aluminium DRGM’. The Haversack has additional leather tabs for additional strap / equipment carry attachments. All material is clean with no damage or mothing. The price includes UK delivery. Sn 23265:7 (equipment shelf storeroom near clocks)
£275.00

British, Pattern 1888 Slade Wallace Officers Private Purchase Brown Leather .303 Ammunition Pouch stamped to Charterhouse Officers Training College. - MISC 1015
The equipment was designed in 1888 by Colonel Slade and Major Wallace for use with the first .303-inch calibre rifles, replacing the valise equipment which had entered service in 1871. The Slade–Wallace equipment weighed 25 pounds (11 kg), which was the lightest infantry equipment issued to British troops up to that time. The belts, straps and pouches were made from buff coloured leather, which was whitened with pipe clay, except for rifle regiments which had black. With the introduction of the clip charger for the Lee Enfield and Lee Metford rifles, the pouches were unsuitable due to them holding individual rounds and were replaced by pattern 1903 and 1907 equipment. This is a brown leather officers private purchase Slade Wallace .303 ammunition pouch stamped inside CHARTERHOUSE O T C which is a famous and prestigious British school and holds 20 individual .303 rounds for the Lee Metford and Lee Enfield service rifle. The pouch is in excellent condition and is made of brown leather with 2 belt loops riveted on to the rear. The pouch has a press stud fastening on the lid which is stamped CHARTERHOUSE O T C. The pouch holds 18 rounds inside the pouch in individual elasticated canvas holders and 2 rounds, pat each end of the pouch. The pouch is in excellent condition with no damage to it. the price for this prestigious Charterhouse School Slade Wallace brown leather officers .303 ammunition pouch includes U.K. delivery. (Bandoleers box) MISC 1015
£575.00

British, WW2, Bren Gun Mark 1 Armourers Tool. - MISC 1011
The Bren machine gun was accepted for service with the British army in 1937 after its trials. The gun was part of a 2 man team, a gunner and a loader. When the Bren gun was issued, armourers were given a comprehensive and compact tool to service the gun in the field. The tool required a lot of machining and the use of stamped parts. The tool was shortly superseded by the simplified mark 2 tool. This is an original mark 1 British Bren gun tool. The body is stamped A&S 1941 (date) on the side. The tool has a bronze inlet hammer head and 4 swing out tools which are held in by retracting them into the rear, the tool is in excellent condition and works correctly. The price includes U.K. delivery. (Mags/Tools Draws Office). MISC 1011
£175.00

German, 1936 Dated, Military Leather Cavalry Saddle. - L 158
This is a 1936 dated, Nazi German, brown leather military cavalry and officers saddle. The saddle is in good condition it has an intact tree underneath the leather saddle and is intended for a large horse of 18-20 hands. The saddle is stamped at the rear 3 FROST & JAHNEL BRRESLAU 1936 (date) and 3 with the waffenampt 207. The saddle is in good condition with all the leather straps intact. Due to the saddles size, delivery is at cost and by arrangement. L 158
£345.00

WW1 1915 British Gillwell Trench Equipment Axe With Leather Axe Head Cover / Belt Carrier. MISC 825 - MISC 825
British Gillwell axes were used by the British Scouting organisation, this 1915 dated example was most likely carried by a British soldier as part of his Trench equipment. The lack of WD marks indicates that this was a private purchase piece. The axe is 13 ¼” long overall. The polished steel axe head is 5” width from broadest part of the cutting edge to the flat hammer Poll / Butt. One side of the axe head has the maker’s name ‘Gillwell’ and trademark above ‘1915’ date. Its wood haft has no damage. The axe has its original brown leather cover / belt carrier with flap cover which has an eyelet which fastens to a brass stud on the body of the carrier. The rear of the carrier has 2 belt loops, all leather and stitching is clean & intact. There are no maker or date marks on the belt carrier. The price includes UK delivery. MISC 825 (entrenching equipment box)
£245.00

Original/Boxed/Un-Issued WWII RAF MK VIII Flying Goggles. 22521. - 22521
An original pair of RAF MK VIII Goggles dating from the Second World War. These goggles are arguably the most iconic of all RAF goggles and saw use with aircrews from 1942 well into the post-war years. They also saw action with USAAF crews, Fleet Air Arm and Coastal Command amongst others. This pair are in very good condition and feature the curved edge to the brass frames which is associated with wartime manufactured goggles. The lenses are in reasonable condition with some signs of delamination and the frames retain a large amount of the factory applied blue paint. The leatherwork is in good order with areas of the chrome finish missing. The original elastic strap is still present and retains its metal adjuster which shows some signs of age-related wear. This is a very genuine pair of original RAF goggles with the sought after curved frames. Accompanying the googles is their original cardboard box which is worn in parts. The price includes UK delivery. 22521. (In telescopic sight box)
£225.00

WWI Pattern British Officers ‘The Orilux’ Trench Lamp and Leather Case with Straps to Fit Sam Browne Equipment Belt. 22553:10. - 22553:10
The Orilux torch was a handheld torch used primarily by the British Army during the early 20th century, particularly during World War I. It's known for its use in trench warfare and by medical personnel, including the 16 Parachute Field Ambulance. The torch is often seen in photographs, and one notable example was presented to Winston Churchill by his brother-in-law in 1915, showing shrapnel damage from a trench explosion. An original ‘The Orilux’ trench lamp’ An Orilux trench torch saved Churchill's life, it was damaged while he fought in the trenches during the First World War. He was holding the torch in his hand when his temporary headquarters were shelled during breakfast). This example is from the WWI era with leather case, belt hooks and shoulder strap. The top of the torch shows the name of the torch and the manufacturer ‘J.H. Steward Ltd 406 Strand London’. The lens and pebbled leather are in excellent condition. The leather case is near perfect condition, all of the stitching, strap *lower part of strap absent-see images* and studs are in excellent order. This piece of history with Sam Browne attachments is worthy of any collection. The price includes UK delivery. 22553:10. (Shelf with telescopes)
£275.00

WWI Officers Private Purchase ‘The Lifeguard’ Pocket Trench Periscope by F Duerr & Sons of Manchester. 22553:6. - 22553:6
A 'Lifeguard' 1915 Patent Periscope made by F.Duerr & Sons, Manchester. These were privately purchased by officers to be used as trench periscopes with the threat of enemy snipers ever present. This left-hand model is the earlier type of Lifeguard with no supporting 'U' pieces at various points. The Lifeguard was introduced in early 1915 and then upgraded as per the second model to give more rigidity. The dark patch on the mirrors is age-related deterioration of the silvering. This example has the 'Lifeguard Patent Duerr' motif to both mirror plates with only the postal initials 'S.W.' which is distinctly WW1 period manufacture only. Undamaged mirrors with hinged action working perfectly*some aged related tarnishing*. Sadly, missing its carrying pouch, these are now becoming harder to find. The price includes UK delivery. 22553:6. (Shelves facing Office)
£295.00

Original WWI British Tubular Trench Periscope. 22554. - 22554
The trench periscope is an optical device that soldiers used during the First World War to observe the ground in front of their trenches and fortifications, without taking the risk of raising their eyes above the parapet and creating a target for the enemy snipers. An officer once wrote in a 1917 handbook ‘To make the image in the periscope clearer, binoculars can be applied to the lower glass at the proper angle, and almost as clear a view obtained as by looking over the parapet. One disadvantage of the periscope is that it makes the distance seem greater than it really is, and many a man receives a shock when he places his head above the parapet after looking through a periscope for a while, to see how close the enemy trenches are’. The periscope worked using two mirrors at 45 degrees to each other to reflect a view down a barrel or tube to the user who was safely out of sight of snipers This example with original brown/green painted tubular metal body with turned wooden grip. Retaining both mirror plates and measuring 55 ½ cm in length. The price includes UK delivery. 22554.
£175.00
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