British & Canadian items

British capbadge Army Air Corps in as found condition.

Canadian capbadge Canadian Royal Corps of Signals

British Fourteenth Army formation badge. The rear shows some glue remnants

Typical embroidered Canadian shouldertitle 17th Duke of York’s Royal Canadian Hussars regiment in good condition. The rear of the title shows glue remnants.

Rare embroidered British shouldertitle Parachute in good condition. The rear of the title shows glue remnants. This is a very rare early example!

Rare embroidered British shouldertitle No 6 Commando in good condition. The rear of the title shows glue remnants. This is a rare example!

Rare embroidered British shouldertitle Commando in good condition. The rear of the title shows glue remnants. This is a rare example!

British Machete marked BLC 1943 and JJB 1942 in good used condition. These Machetes were common issue for all Bren and mortar crews.

Excellent South Staffordshire capbadge which saw loads of action during market garden with is most prominent member being VC Major Cain.

British Pattern 37 binocular set with tactical markings in as found condition. The cover has the front and rear decorated with typical wartime tactical markings.

British Pattern 37 webbing equipment belt marked Finnigans 1943 in good used condition.

British Airborne rifle valise in excellent condition. Textbook example as used during D-Day, Market Garden and Varsity. The Valise is in unissued condition and nicely maker marked and dated 1945. These valises were also often cut up and sewin inside Denison Airborne smocks by Canadian paratroopers as stated by Canadian paratrooper Jan de Vries.

Typical world war two issue British Jerkin in used condition. These jackets are often made from patched pieces of leather from the factory to save material and use up smaller portions. There are also a few damages and two kinds of buttons. Otherwise a nice original garment in good used condition. Perfect for a mannequin!

British MKII helmet in excellent condition retaining most if not all of its factory textured paint. The helmet retains its 1942 dated liner.

British RAF ‘Taylor’ buoyancy flying suit or ‘Suits, Flying, Buoyant’. The flying suit is in strong used condition, with a number of repairs and two replaced zippers on the front. The garment has strong use and character. A nice piece for the RAF collector!

Printed British Royal Fusiliers shoulder title in excellent uniform removed condition. Textbook wartime printed example.

Printed British Royal Army Ordnance Corps shoulder title in good condition.

Embroidered British third Infantry Division formation sign in good condition. Genuine embroidered piece in good condition.

Dutch made, British 11th armoured division formation sign set. Typical examples made in the ‘Brabantse Weef’ which most likely originated in my hometown of Tilburg which was one of the largest textile focussed cities in the Netherlands.