French Magazines

This pair of French magazines, both surfaced together. Both are 1937 dated and are small format size, as shown. The title translated on the front, reads as 'Let's be ready'.
Written by major , French public figures, both magazines warned about the threat of Nazi Germany and the Soviet Union. Both magazines are printed in French and have no illustrations. They are both in good condit...  read more

Code: 66078

Army Braces

These are a pair of 1964 dated, Army, elasticated braces. Apart from a modern, felt number on the underside, they are in very good condition.  read more

Code: 66077

Civil Defence Telephonist Respirator Adaptor Set

This is a wartime period, telephonist adaptor headphone set. It allowed telephone operators to have their service respirators, plugged into their headsets. The set isn't date, but is numbered 'Number 6'. The respirator is 1937/38 dated and is in poor condition, at the back.
The headphone set is detachable and is in very good condition.  read more

Code: 66076

23rd Middlesex Battalion Home Guard Photo

This is a good, wartime example. The photo shows members of the 23rd Middlesex, Home Guard Battalion, who covered the Edgware area in West London.
The photo is a good size and is unit annotated, as shown.  read more

Code: 66075

Sheffield Home Guard Photo

This is a modern COPY, of a wartime photo of members of the 66th Battalion, Home Guard. The photo is a good size as shown.  read more

Code: 66074

The German Army of Today

This is a 1943 dated, softback publication.The book gives quite a remarkable, overview of the German Army. The degree of intelligence gathered, by this stage of the war is clearly evident in the book. It is well illustrated with photos. It has a detailed section, describing SS divisions and SS insignia. The book was , most surprisingly, awarded to a college student, as a prize. In addition,...  read more

Code: 66072

The German Army of Today

These are additional photos, of the same book.  read more

Code: 66073

AFS Vet's Leather Jerkin

This leather jerkin is wartime issue. It came directly from the vet's family. The vet served early in the war in the AFS. He was issued this leather jerkin for fire duties. It has lost it's wartime label, but it is clearly stamped, on the inside, as AFS 1.
The vet added a modification to the back of the neck. It is fitted with buttons, which I assume was for a hood, to protect the ...  read more

Code: 66068

AFS Vet's Leather Jerkin

These are additional photos, of the same, wartime jerkin.

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Code: 66069

AFS Vet's Leather Jerkin

These are additional photos, of the same jerkin.

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Code: 66071