Equipment

The gloves are clearly maker marked (not same maker) and both dated 1943 with size 9.

This unit labelled for illumination bombs with parachute. The carrying unit shows traces of storage, on one side the caps are rusty.

Three tube carrying unit for 2 inch mortar bombs, bound together with steel strapping as made, including web carrying straps.

WW2 period original British/Canadian Cigarette Pack.

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

Version of the smaller pocket sized tin with hinged lid. In good condition and marked 1MB.

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

British Gun Drill booklet for Q.F. 25 pounder MKII Gun on Carriage 25 Pounder MKI. The booklet is dated October 9 1944.

The Skeleton Assault Jerkin was a simplified version of the Battle-Jerkin, It was made from the same canvas duck material as the Battle-Jerkin.

These type of assualt jerkin would have typically been used by British Troops during the Normandy Landings and there after.

It's complete with loops and Newey marked studs. A British Manufactured Gascape in this supple condition is nowadays very hard to find!

These boxes are not dated but are period items, these were widely used by the British and Canadian troops during ww2.