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Battledress tunic named to Warrant Officer Class II R. Smith of the Royal Army Ordnance Corps within the 2nd British Division.

This Tank-Suit is complete with its hood, all Newey press-studs and label. Dated 1944 with a big size 5.

The beret is maker marked 'Kangol Wear Limited' and dated 1944 with size 6 7/8.

This Tank-Suit is complete with its hood, braces, press-studs and label. Marked A. Whyman Ltd. dated 1944 size 3.

This is a hard to find Camouflage Pixie Suit or Tank Suit. Complete with its braces and maker's label present, dated 1945 size 5.

The bandoleer is clearly 1944 dated as well as maker marked. Very hard to find these days and hard to be upgraded!

British P40 Battledress Trousers 1944 size 13 with original label. Clearly WD marked with the letter M what indicates the date 1944.

British/Canadian WW2 Life-Belt. Made of a rubberized cloth material construction, this life belt is in good used condition. Dated 1944

British WW2 Thermos flask. These flasks were issued to Airborne troops while on aircraft, to armoured personnel inside their vehicles. dated 1943

Original pair of British WW2 Army ammo-boots, early dated 1943 with size 7. Hard to find pair of army boots.

Manufactured late 1943  till 1945. The smock is showing traces of usage, one lower press stud is missing and one button on the left sleeve.

Many British and Canadian armoured personnel and Rifle Regiments had blackened their equipment during WW2.