THE WEST YORKSHIRE REGIMENT

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PRINCE OF WALES OWN
OFFICER OSD PATTERN
BZ

K&K 608  read more

Code: 53707

ROYAL ARMY CHAPLAINS DEPARTMENT

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3RD JEWISH PATTERN
Two part badge.
SP-GILT QC

K&K2113  read more

Code: 53703

THE 2ND SCOTTISH GENERAL HOSPITAL

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Royal Army Medical Corps
WW2 Type
PIPERS BONNET BADGE
S-P  read more

Code: 53702

1/2 LOTHIANS & BORDER HORSE

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PIPERS BONNET BADGE
SP .  read more

Code: 53701

ULSTER DEFENCE REGIMENT

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PIPERS CAUBEEN BADGE
GILT QC

K&K2403 type  read more

Code: 53695

THE WELSH REGT

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PRE-1920 PATTERN
Welsh Title
un-voided rare pattern
BIM K&K 653  read more

Code: 53698

ARMY LEGAL CORPS

1978 PATTERN
SP QC

K&K2767type  read more

Code: 53694

WW2 GERMAN M-35 STEEL HELMET

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RELIC FOUND KURLAND. Lots of Bullet Holes

The M35 Helmet was largely based upon its WW1 predecessor, but with a few modifications for the new image and need of the Wehrmacht forces. They were the first helmets used by German troops at the beginning of WW2. The M35s have a rolled steel edge, later economized on the M42 model..  read more

Code: 53743

WW2 GERMAN M-42 STEEL HELMET

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RELIC FOUND KURLAND. Could be rebuilt (one small hole)

M-42 As the war continued further steps were needed to reduce material and labour costs, leading to introduction of the M42 in July 1942. Following the M40 Helmet stamped air vent, the rim was flared outwards instead of rolled to the inside creating the distinctive lip the helmets lower edge.  read more

Code: 53742

WW2 GERMAN M-35 STEEL HELMET

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SHELL FOUND KURLAND. Could be rebuilt.

The M35 Helmet was largely based upon its WW1 predecessor, but with a few modifications for the new image and need of the Wehrmacht forces. They were the first helmets used by German troops at the beginning of WW2. The M35s have a rolled steel edge, later economised on the M42 model.  read more

Code: 53741