Extremely rare Boer War / WWI Lord Kitchener Doll

An extremely rare and somewhat interesting Boer or First World War period patriotic doll. Accurately modelled as Lord Kitchener in detailed khaki Service Dress. A lovely object.
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Code: 10138

Rare WWI Cavalry Bit

A rare WWI Ordnance-stamped cavalry bit.  read more

Code: 10137

Rare WWII British Mine Detector

A rare example of the British Army No4 Mine Detector. It comes in it's original canvas backpack though is lacking the pole.  read more

Code: 10136

WWI Manchester Regiment Officer's Discharge Citation

A handsome framed WWI discharge citation to Captain A E Johnson, 5th Battalion the Manchester Regiment, who was invalided from service in 1919. (I am happy to post this framed or un-framed.)  read more

Code: 10135

Extremely rare WWII ATS Officer's Pyjamas

An extremely rare Ordnance Sealed Working Pattern set of Female Officer's Pyjamas. Quiet assuredly the only such pair you are ever likely to see.  read more

Code: 10134

Rare WWII WRAF Battledress Trousers

A scarce pair of WRAF Battledress trousers. In mint unissued condition.  read more

Code: 10133

Rare WWII Jungle Tank Suit

A rare mint unissued Jungle Tank Suit as issued later in the War for issue to troops serving in the Far East. This example in unissued condition and 1945 dated. Impossible to improve.
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Code: 10132

Extremely rare WWII POW Issue Waistcoat

The only example of this rare garment I have encountered. A button-fronted woollen body warmer or waistcoat bearing the label of the Red Cross & St John War Organization, London. These were part of the range of clothing and necessaries which were sent to German POW camps for the aid of Allied Prisoners of War. In superb condition.  read more

Code: 10131

Scarce WWII Para Vest

A somewhat scarce WWII British Army string vest. These are commonly associated with airborne forces, and dated examples are hard to find. A good example.
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Code: 10130

Rare WWII RAF Flying Socks

A rare pair of WWII RAF stockings or sea boot socks as almost invariably worn inside flying boots. One retains it's original Air Ministry label. Though both are holed, they are incredibly rare and still display very well on a mannequin. (See Prodger's Luftwaffe vs. RAF volume 1 page 146.)
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Code: 10129