Collection

Battledress tunic of Company Sergeant Major R. Hess. He was an officer with the Queen's Own Rifles - 3rd Canadian Infantry Division. CSM R. Hess landed June 6 1944 in Normandy.

Battledress belonged to Major William Larmour TAYLOR with army number 249678. He was officer of the Royal Army Ordnance Corps (RAOC) within the 6th Airborne Division

Canadian battledress of the Royal Canadian Army Medical Corps (RCAMC), 1st Canadian Infantry Division. Soldier's service number is written inside the tunic.

The tunic bears printed shoulder titles and division patches with embroidered Overseas-stripes, Good Conduct chevron and driver patch.

Original printed/canvas shoulder title of the Black Watch of Canada what was pas of the 2nd Canadian Infantry Division. The printed insignia were produced in England between 1943 and 1945.
Hard to find shoulder title!

British Maroon Airborne beret. Kangol 1944. Mint condition. The original label is still present. An iconic and full original British Airborne beret.

The original label is still present. An iconic and full original British Airborne beret.

British Maroon Airborne beret. Kangol 1945. Mint condition. The original label is still present. An iconic and full original British Airborne beret.

Original pair of British WW2 Army ammo-boots, early dated 1941 with size 7M. Hard to find pair of army boots.

original British battledress grouping worn by a Major of the Royal Northumberland Fusiliers within the 30th Corps.

WW2 British Chocolate & Boiled Sweets Ration Tin 1943. Light green coloured, hard to find!

Embroidered shoulder flash British Columbia Regiment - 4th Canadian Armoured Division patch.
Hard to find flash. British made.