WW2 B Type Flying Helmet

Wareings made, size 1 (6 1/2 to 6 3/4) and 1941 dated (1939 crossed through). Good order, showing signs of use. Air Minstry marked. Several names appear inside. Pattern without ear cups also used by Parachutists in training and on early Operations.  read more

Code: 71

WW2 Airborne Forces Maroon Beret

A superb 1944 example with original to beret plastic economy issue Army Air Corps cap badge. This can only have been used by either Glider Pilot Regiment, Parachute Regiment or Op Archway SAS. Markings worn but importantly WD stamps for 1944 present. Shows lots of use but in good order with no holes or damage. An “only if this could talk” item!  read more

Code: 73

RAF Transport Command US Peaked Cap

An interesting item dating from the immediate post war period (we know this by the style of label in the cap), a United States summer peaked cap with a hard to find RAF Transport Command bullion cloth cap badge to front. Cap shows use and has several moth holes to top. Perhaps this is a Berlin Airlift related piece as a number of US Officers served with RAF Transport Command during this period.  read more

Code: 75

WW2 RAF Navigators Foreign Nationals Miniature Wing

Half size example for foreign nationals. Unused.  read more

Code: 64

WW2 Czechoslovakia Pilots Miniature Badge

Very good condition with stick pin fixing.  read more

Code: 62

WW2 Czechoslovakia Pilots Miniature Badge

Very good condition with pin fixing.  read more

Code: 61

WW2 South Staffordshire Regiment Officers Bronze Cap Badge

Superb example with Holland Patch backing.  read more

Code: 58

WW2 50-52 Middle East Commando Cap Badge

Locally made example with correct pattern lugs. A hard to find badge and heavily faked.  read more

Code: 55

WW2 Polish Army In Exile Cap Badge

Excellent example white metal cap badge with two lugs to reverse. Made by Gaunt but not marked. Very good used condition.  read more

Code: 54

Historically Important Group to US War Correspondent Robert Musel

Bob Musel came to London in 1943 as a UP war correspondent and remined in London for the rest of his life. He covered five major World War II campaigns, won a citation from Gen. George Patton at the Battle of the Bulge, and added numberless hairbreadth escapes to his limitless fund of stories.

He told these stories with the wit and humor of a natural raconteur -- stories of infor...  read more

Code: 52