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Final Stage Production 1978 Dated British Camouflaged Parachutist's Airborne Troops Pattern Denison Smock By Smith & Co Ltd Derby Size 5. Sn 19599:5 - 19599:5
This is an original, British Camouflaged Airborne troops/ Parachutist's Denison Smock used by British Troops during the troubles in Northern Ireland and The Falklands War direct from an ex member of British Special Forces (see page 96 of Denison published by Wilson & Military Mode). These Denison's were manufactured in the final stages of Denison production during the 1970's and can be identified by the code 8405-99-973 found on labels in the garments. The 8405 prefix is a NATO stores number (see page 167 of the book, Denison by Bruce Wilson). It has elasticated cuffs, tail flap with stud fasteners and full zip. Inside the body has it's original washed label with faint stamps 'Smock Camouflage 8405-99-973-5161 Size No 5 Smith & Co Ltd Derby A/78 (1978 date and other indistinct numbers). All material and stitching are clean with just some service wear to be expected. All zips and Newey stud fasteners are present and work perfectly. It is approx. UK Men’s size 40” Chest 5’8” height. The price includes UK delivery. Sn 19599:5
£595.00

C1980’s 2nd Type British SAS Sniper’s Camouflaged Smock With NATO Label. Sn 19599:7 - 19599:7
These Camo sniper smocks were used by Special Air Service British army snipers during the 1980’s. This 2nd type example direct from an ex member of British Special Forces is in excellent hardly 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 inside of the smock has a nice NATO label with size 180 (cms) height 104 (cms) Breast stores code ‘Smock Sniper’ and cleaning instructions . Its full zip works as it should and it has all of its original press stud fasteners. The price includes UK delivery. Sn 19599:7
£595.00

**RARE**C1980’s 1st Type British Sniper SAS Camouflaged Smock With Major / Regimental Sgt Major Insignia. Sn 19599:6 - 19599:6
These Camo sniper smocks were used by Special Air Servce British army snipers during the 1980’s. This 1st type example direct from an ex member of British Special Forces is in excellent hardly 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. There are no manufacture or date labels on this smock. Its full zip works as it should and it has all of its original press stud fasteners. One sleeve has a Major / Regimental Sgt Major rank patch insignia. It is approx UK size 42"-44" chest 5' 10" - 6' height. The price includes UK delivery. Sn 19599:6
£675.00

WW2 1943 Very large Size 7 British WD Airborne Paratrooper’s Camouflaged Denison Smock By C.W.S Ltd. Sn 19599:4 - 19599:4
This is an original WW2 dated British Camouflaged Denison Smock with tail flap and full zip direct from an ex member of British Special Forces (see page 69 of Denison published by Wilson & Military Mode where a similar Denison is illustrated ). It has its original clean and undamaged white cotton label inside ' Smock Denison (Airborne Troops) Size No.7 Height 6ft to 6ft 2in Breast 39” to 41 C.W.S Ltd, War Dept arrow and ink date stamp 1st June 1943'. The inside of the smock also has another small label ‘Size MC 10 10678’ (all illustrated). All material is clean with no mothing. The smock has light service wear. It's full zip works perfectly and it has correct ‘monkey tail’ & 'Newey' marked stud fasteners (the rear of the Denison is absent its studs to support the tail). The price includes UK delivery. Sn 19599:4
£2,250.00

Original WW2 Era British Officers Private Purchase East Yorkshire Regiment Worsley Pattern, Cawnpore Style, Overseas Service Tropical Solar Topee Helmet By Cherag Din Ghulam Mohamed of Khartoum. - HE 837
This is an original WW2 era superior quality British officer’s private purchase, Worsley Pattern, Cawnpore Style, Overseas Service Tropical Solar Topee Helmet. This is an excellent original solar Worsley pattern topee helmet of the Cawnpore style with a brass cap badge to the East Yorkshire Regiment to the front in the . there is a decorative leather strap over the top of the helmet with 4 air vents and a leather chinstrap. The topee has a quilted red cloth lining with a sweat proof red top with the maders details embossed in gold EXPRESSLY STYLED FOR CHERAG DIN GHULAM MOHAMMED REL PITH SUN PROOF Made in India. The helmet is complete with leather sweatband leather sweatband with plaited bamboo to the inside where the hat touches the head. The khaki canvas cover is undamaged and has its original khaki head band 'Pagri' & vented top mount. All other material and stitching of the helmet & sweatband are clean and undamaged. The price for this helmet includes UK delivery. HE 837
£295.00

WWII ‘M43-Luftwaffe’ Field Cap. 19432. - 19432
The ‘M43’ field cap (Feldmütze) was introduced for wear by all ranks on June 11th 1943 as a replacement cap for the older field caps then in use. It was based on the earlier ‘M42’and the Mountain troopers ‘Bérgmütze’ with only minor adjustments. Constructed of field grey material, officers ranks were distinguished by piping on the crown of the cap with silver piping for the ranks of Lieutenant to Oberst, and gilt piping for General officers ranks of General Major, to General Filed marshal, while EM/NCO’S caps were not piped. Sized at Continental 58 (7 1/4 – L) With the German Eagle over Swastika and embroidered badge of the ‘Luftwaffe’. The cap is in remarkably good condition, only showing minor age related wear to the top. The price for this piece of history includes UK delivery. 19432.
£395.00

German Nazi Old Comrades Association Visor Cap. - HE 30
This is a dark blue peaked cap of the Nazi Old Comrades Association Kyfffhauserbund). The cap has a metal eagle with an Imperial Iron Cross of WW1 and the Veterans and enamel badge in a wreath underneath. There is a makers name etc inside the cap but it is difficult to read. The price includes UK delivery. HE 30
£225.00

German Nazi Fire Police Visor Cap - HE 26
This is a very nice, original German, Nazi period Peaked cap of the Fire Police. The cap has acelluloid diamnod label, H. Baumann, size 57. The cap has the correct metal badges to front. There is no mothing or damage to the cap. The price includes UK delivery. HE 26
£345.00

WW2 Era British Royal Navy Locker To Capt Jones DSO DSC HMS Walpole Containing A Collection Of Uniform, Dress Sword With Scabbard & Foul Weather Cover, 2 Large Ensign Flags & Ephemera . Sn 19345 - 19345
WW2 Era British Royal Navy Locker To Captain B. Jones DSO DSC HMS Walpole Containing A Collection Of Uniform, Dress Sword With Scabbard & Foul Weather Cover, 2 Large Ensign Flags, Cigarette Lighter, Smoking Pipe, Original Photographs Of Naval Officer’s & Of HMS Walpole. Sn 19345 HMS Walpole was a W-class destroyer of the Royal Navy. The ship was built under the 1916–17 programme in the 10th Destroyer order. Walpole was assigned to the 13th Destroyer Flotilla in the Grand Fleet after completion. she was assigned to the 11th Destroyer Flotilla in September 1939 and served until almost the end of the Second World War. Her role was mostly convoy escort duties, but she took part in two combined arms operations (Operations Amsterdam and Jubilee) and the D-day landings (Operation Neptune). She hit a mine on 6 January 1945 and was subsequently declared a constructive total loss and broken up at Thos. W. Ward Grays, Essex in March 1945. This is a collection of British Naval officer’s dress uniform consisting of dress jacket, trousers & duffle Coat, dress sword, 2 large Ensign flags, cigarette lighter smoking pipe & contemporary original photographs all contained in a Transit locker marked to Captain B. Jones DSO DSC Who Captained HMS Walpole Circa early 1938 – 22 Nov, 1938. The silk lined dress jacket has bullion insignia and all original brass Kings crown fouled anchor buttons. The lining has tears and service wear and minor old stable mothing. It is approx. UK size 38” chest. There are no labels or markings on the jacket. The dress trousers have no tears and are clean. They are approx. UK size 31” leg 38” waist. There are no labels or markings on the trousers. The hooded duffle coat is excellent made of heavy serge material it has a large hood, all of its wood toggle fasteners and neck strap secured by buttons. The inside of the jacket has 2 cloth labels 1 in good condition ‘Bentalls’ a retailer or manufacturer and remnants of another label marked ‘showerproof’ and ‘Medium’ (size approx. UK size 38” chest). The 2 large period RN ensign flags measure approx. 63” x 32”. They both have staining and minor holes consistent with being flown and stored. Their hems have original rope cords with hanging rings. The photographs consist of an original group photo of RN Officers in uniform with some original indistinct ink signatures, a portrait photo of an RN Officer who features in the front centre of the group photo with indistinct ink signature (we do not know if Captain Bond features in either of the photos), a small photo of a seated woman in contemporary dress most likely a wife or relative of one of the Officers & a contemporary photo of HMS Walpole mounted on card. There is also a used wooden smoking pipe and a Novelty gas lighter in the form of a lifebuoy ring with central Dolphin devices. The lever operated lighter has no gas and we have not fuelled it to test it. The RN dress sword has a clean single edged straight blade which is 31½” in length with central fuller (37 ½” overall). The blade is crisply etched with Naval fouled anchor & foliate panels on both sides together with King’s crown The riccaso is marked on one side by the manufacturer or retailer Whittaker (illustrated), the reverse has the ordnance acceptance proof star with inlaid roundel. It has a gilt brass Lion’s head with mane pommel and grip strap & full knuckle guard with the Royal Navy Kings Crown and fouled anchor motif. The sword’s fish skin grip with bullion wire binding is undamaged. The guard has a folding langet which has an indistinct engraved stylised monogram, the langet functions as it should, holding the sword securely in the scabbard. Attached to the guard is its bullion cord and portepee. The sword is complete with its black leather scabbard which has brass mounts and 2 hanging rings. The sword is accompanied by its original black patent leather cover which is worn & has shrunk with age. All are contained in the original Naval officer’s painted pine wood transit locker. The locker with a hinged lid and lock (key absent). The left and right aspects have heavy duty iron carry handles. The top of the lid has white paint lettering ‘Capt B. Jones RN’ and remnants of an original indistinct transit label. Due to size & weight delivery will be by arrangement and at cost. Sn 19345
£975.00

A Type 3 WWII Japanese Army Tunic. Sn 18555 - Sn 18555
A Type 3 (3 Shiki-Gun-i) WWII Japanese Army tunic. The Type 3 was introduced in 1943 and was similar to the Type 98 but was made of cheaper materials. Type 3 uniforms for enlisted men also consisted of only 3 size options compared to the 6 size options for the Type 98. It was produced in various shades of green. Officers could wear the uniform tunic open over a white or light green shirt with or without a black or green tie. Inside on one of the two buttoned internal breast pockets there is a badge with the maker ‘Tailor Koizumi & Co. Kanazawa’. There is a secret pocket with a Japanese symbol embroidered on it. There are two side pockets and two breast pockets to the front. Collar 16”, length 26” and armpit to armpit is 17”. There are a number of old ‘stable’ moth holes to the rear of the tunic. The price includes U.K. delivery. Sn 18555.
£400.00
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