Products tagged with d-day

Canadian Battledress worn by Sergeant Robert E. Adams of the North Nova Scotia Highlanders. The tunics is dated 1944 with paybook.

Original British helmet worn by Captain Falcon with flash to the Royal Artillery. The shell is dated 1939 and maker marked by RO & CO

British manufactured MkIII helmet also known as the 'Turtle helm'. Dated 1944. D-day helmet, issued to British and Canadian troops.

The boots are dated 1943. The boots are in used and worn condition, shows traces of usage. Original laces present. The leather is still in good supple condition. 

British manufactured MkIII helmet also known as the 'Turtle helm'. Dated 1944. D-day helmet, issued to British and Canadian troops.

Canadian Scottish Regt MkIII helmet also known as the 'Turtle helm'. Dated 1944. D-day helmet, issued to British and Canadian troops.

Nice Canadian capbadge of the North Nova Scotia Highlanders what was part of the 3rd Canadian Infantry Division.

Nice Canadian capbadge of the Queen's Own Rifles what was part of the 3rd Canadian Infantry Division.
Hard to find capbadge!

The envelope with thirteen pieces of patches were left behind in a village called Wolfheze, the Netherlands in 1945. All patches are in unissued condition.

This is a kitbag named to Cpl. E.C. GOEY he was in the Queen's Own Rifles of Canada (QOR's - MED2). The kitbag is in good used condition and dated 1943.

Tam O 'Chanter with capbadge or the Stormont Dundas and Glengarry Highlanders with its original tartan. The SD&G were part of the 3rd Canadian Infantry Division

Tam O 'Chanter with capbadge and tartan of the Queen's Own Cameron Highlanders of Canada. The QOCH were part of the 2nd Canadian Infantry Division.