Products tagged with infanterie

This is an original embroidered red coloured division patch worn by soldiers of the 1st Canadian Infantry Division.

This is a Canadian manufactured Entrenching tool (E-Tool). The entrenching tool was issued to every soldier during WW2.

These Canadian ammo-boots are made from black pebble-grained leather with two rows of seven, black painted metal grommets, toe plates and rubber heels.

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.

The smock is fitted with Newey press studs, full working zip. These smocks were used by British and Canadian Paratroopers, Commando's or regular army troops.

This is a Canadian manufactured Entrenching tool (E-Tool). The entrenching tool was issued to every soldier during WW2.

This badge is still having some of its original silber finish. The badge is not maker marked.

This badge is still having some of its original bronze finish. The badge is not maker marked.

Irish Regiment of Canada Shoulder Title

German Wehrmacht (Heer) SD M42 combat helmet. Untouched helmet what has recently been found. Maker marked ET62 with number 1468. With chinstrap.