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PHOTO	DESCRIPTION
	WWII British AIRBORNE sleeping bag. Camouflaged (same as Denison smock), Big "wings" so that a combat dressed paratrooper or secret agent could wrap themselves in it to stay warm on a long cold flight in a bomber on the way to the drop zone. Toggle fasteners. NAMED Issue to three soldiers. The first one ROSS (with initials and service number) was a Signaller with Brigadier James Hill's 3rd Parachute Brigade and he went missing in action on the D-Day June 6 1944 drop into Normandy and he was never found. 1 Canadian Parachute Battalion was also in 3 Para Bde. Excellent condition. Hard to find and this one is named to a D-Day paratrooper fatality. $1,000.00
	WWII British Parachute buckle. Relic of Operation Varsity, the parachute and waterborne invasion of Germany in March 1945. This was dug up in Germany near the drop zones. Analysis shows that it is not a paratrooper's buckle (as there is one fixed loop) but rather one for aircrew. As there is damage (bending) as well as corrosion, I think it is likely that this was for a crew-member of one of the RAF or RCAF transport aircraft that was shot down. These heroic crews stayed with their burning aircraft so that the paratroopers could try to get out. The relic hunter who found it would not reveal the exact location. My catalogue number CMS1859 $90
	Pattern 1937 water bottle carrier. Blackened for a rifle regiment use e.g. Queen's Own Rifles, Royal Winnipeg Rifles etc. WWII. $15
	GOGGLES, FLYING, U.S. NAVY USN U.S.N. - WWII M-1944 Made by Polaroid Corporation. New Old Stock. Paper envelope with tinted lenses - I have not tried to remove them. In original green box but box is in poor condition. War souvenir of U.S. Naval Aviator Commander Morse who served on the U.S.S. Wasp CV-18 $100
	Pattern 1951 Canadian "L-strap" for Small pack. RIGHT SIDE ONLY. Used, with green Blanco and black painted metal. $10
	Pattern 1951 Canadian "L-straps. USED. NO buckles for attaching to straps on top of pack. (My set A) $25
	Pattern 1964 Canadian sleeping bag or poncho strap (one only). used. $2
	Goggles, Canadian Armed Forces. marker's mark "OV on upside down shield logo $30
	British 1942 knee pads, new old stock. Reportedly used by paratroopers (unconfirmed) and for artillery men who had to kneel a lot when firing their guns. Matched pair, made by B.H.G. Ld. 1942 /|\ (my # CMS2098) $40
	1917 "Individual Dressing Packet U. S. ARMY ... May 1917" World War I New Old Stock original. $20
	U.S. Army Pouch and dressing. Original New Old Stock. Dressing dated May 1917. Pouch dated September 1918. $100 (#1 of 2 available)
	1917/1918 M1910 U.A. ARMY First Aid pouch and dressing. Original New Old Stock. Dressing dated May 1917. Pouch dated September 1918. $100 (#2 of 2 available)
	1943 Canadian R.C.A.M.C. "Dressings First Field Mark III October 1943", New Old Stock original. $25
	WWII British short strap to attach rifle to bicycle. New Old Stock original. Leather centre section. marked /|\ over 168 inspection mark. Maker's markings appear to be "MC TR 15 BC&CO" My number CMS1912 Rare. $35
	Helmet, British Airborne, steel, MK. II dated 1944. Made by Briggs Motor Bodies (BMB)./ Size 7-3/8 (the 8 is missing). This one was found in Scotland and has multiple names. Liner damaged by bugs, presumably in a barn or garden shed. Foam rubber dome inser is missing. names: ARON W ; TRCC D'SOLL (?) MOTTS BENMTLEY 1177 6399479 (?) $950
	Sewing kit "Housewife" Korean War Canadian issue 1952. COMPLETE Made by Industrial Textiles Ltd. Toronto, Canada
	Pattern 1951 webbing set. Consists of Belt, two basic pouches two cross-straps, canteen and canteen carrier, mess tin carrier (EMPTY) and bayonet frog, Long Branch No.4 Mk. II bayonet, plastic wartime scabbard, matching pair of New Old Stock "L" straps, mint, complete with buckled to attach Small Pack. NO MESS TINS, NO SMALL PACK. $250
	Petrol Oil Water (POW) can, 2-gallon. Canadian 1943 (?) with cap, missing securing chain. Civilian initials scratched into paint so needs repainting. RARE. Surplus dealers had a lot of these in the early 1970s, but they crushed them as scrap metal. Often mistakenly called "Flimsies". Those were even flimsier and larger. These fit in the under body racks of early CMPs before the Jerricans became standard. These were also used for water cindensing can for Vickers Machine Guns Mk. I. RARE now. $75 ON HOLD
	1944 British Jerrican, original. Unserviceable - rust hole in bottom. Great for WWII jeep display etc. RARE in North America and shipping one from the UK would be very expensive. (My # CMS2325) $80 ON HOLD
	Jerrican, Canadian Armed Forces. Ex-Seaforth Highlanders of Canada. Still marked with grease pencil the CFR of the M135CDN truck. (My # CMS2324) $20 ON HOLD
	Jerrican ex-Seaforth Highlanders of Canada. Dated on bottom USMC (company not Marine Corps) 20-5-79 Bottom painted and has SEAFORTH stencilled on it to deter theft by other units. Given to me by LtCol E. Rod Vance of Seaforths. (My # CMS2323) $40 ON HOLD
	Bicycle pump, British, Bakelite. Believed to be for the BSA Airborne Bicycle. T H APEX APEX INFLATION CO LTD MADE IN ENGLAND No militqry markigns. Surplus out of Greece some years ago. Flexible hose was missing and has been replaced. Sold as decorative accessory for a BSA Airborne Bicycle, not for use. No research material has been found giving any details on the pumps on the wartime bikes. $75
	Load-carrying harness Pattern 1937 British webbing, made by M.E. Co. 1944 /|\ British WWII. Unused condition. $40
	Brace attachment, Pattern 1937 British webbing MATCHED PAIR All brass metal fittings. No Blanco. No maker's markings. MINT condition. $25
	Brace attachment, SINGLE. Normally worn as a pair. Pattern 1937 British webbing Brass metal fitting. Marked "M. & S. LTD. 1941 /|\ $10
	Blanket straps, matched PAIR. Pattern 37 webbing. British WWII. Both marked "M.E.Co. 1941 CNA.A1731 Excellent condition, appear unused. $30
	Brace (cross-strap) Pattern 37. RIGHT side (no loop on back). Had been Blancoed in dark green on exterior but about 30% is worn off. $10
	Gaiters, Pattern 1937. PAIR. Dated 1943. CANADIAN with web tabs. SIZE 2. Different maker marks but [air is matched. $30
	Canteen with carrier (skeletal typical type) Pattern 1937. Complete, cork and cord for cork intact. Faint maker's markings on carrier. WWII pattern with brass buckles and snap. Canadian issue. C/|\ $50
	Miscellaneous strap, Pattern 37. With a damaged second strap.3/4" wide web. 4'6" long. 20" damaged one. Could be used to make carrying harness for a small portable wireless set, or a No. 8 Mk. 3 scope case. $15
	Braces, MATCHED PAIR, left (loop on back) and right. Brass ends. RAF / RAF Regiment, RCAF/RAAF/ RNZAF blue. Possibly Navy as well? No date seen. $35
	Brace (cross-strap) right side (no loops on back). Pattern 37 KHAKI / BLUE as per RAF RCAF etc. FADED from use. Khaki on one side. Faded blue on other side. Used. $10
	Brace (cross-strap) right side (no loops on back) with solid pattern CANTEEN CARRIER. Pattern 37 KHAKI / BLUE as per RAF RCAF etc. Blue FADED from use. Khaki on one side. Faded blue on other side. RAF / RAF Regiment, RCAF/RAAF/ RNZAF blue. Possibly Navy as well? Used. $25
	D-Day CRICKET modern souvenir copy. Clearly marked "D-DAY 6 Juin 1944 6 June 1944" Used. Purchased in Normandy. Functional. Great for a U.S. paratrooper D-Day re-enactor. $15
	Welbike fuel tank top plug, usually lost as operator removed it before starting it up. Brass REPLICA. $10
	SOE / OSS "RBZ" radio receiver for use by Resistance groups in WWII. VERY RARE $1,000
	CIA / USAF Clandestine "RS-6" radio. Designed circa 1951 and consisted of 4 modules and could fit in a .50 caliber ammunition box. ONLY TWO (2) of the 4 units are in this offering. $300
	Entrenching tool helve (handle) WWI British/Canadian thin handle. Unmarked but was found with over a dozen WWI dated helves at a surplus store in Canada several decades ago. These were carried vertically, next to the Pattern 1907 bayonet. (My # A) $45
	Entrenching tool helve (handle) WWI British/Canadian thick handle. Undated, with faint markings stamped in just below the metal cap, but was found with over a dozen WWI dated helves at a surplus store in Canada several decades ago. These were carried vertically, next to the Pattern 1907 bayonet. (My # B) $45
	Basic Pouch pattern 1937 RAF / RCAF dated 1961. Blue. As worn by guards, RAF Regiment etc. New Old Stock. $10
	P37 cross-strap, bleu. Air Ministry marked ("AM") $10
	Clandestine WWII SOE radio receiver MCR-1 receiver also known as the Biscuit Tin Radio. Complete with a period (as far as I can tell) biscuit tin. The idea was that these once common tins could have the radio hidden in the bottom under some biscuits. This set was actuall6y used in Norway in WWII. Missing headphones. A set of 1940s vintage headphones is include but the plugs may be incorrect. Radio Receiver, M.C.R.1 ("Midget Communication Receiver" per manual NOT "Miniature") MCR1 MCR 1 MCR-1 36/1 also known as "biscuit tin receiver" Serial number 54571 Special Operations Executive (SOE) WWII This one was USED IN NORWAY. Note that about 30,000 were made and SOE apparently exaggerated serial numbers as a means of fooling the enemy. (A) Radio Receiver (B) Power Pack (C) Coil Unit No. 1 (D) Coil Unit No. 2 (Purchased separately) (E) Coil Unit No. 3 (E) Coil Unit No. 4 (i.e. All 4 coils that they came with). Photocopy of manual in English. See p. 46 of The Visual Dictionary of Special Military Forces 1995 Stoddart The one in book is likely one from Keith Melton's Collection. Invented in 1943 by Captain John Brown of SOE and adopted by the army as well as SOE. Made by Philco UK 1943 onwards. Copies called MBLE made in Belgium post-war. Biscuit tin "Huntley & Palmers (CMS2016A-B) now used with this radio. $1,050
	Clandestine WWII SOE radio receiver Special Operations Executive (SOE), Type 31/1 "Sweetheart" Serial number 12816 (This one was USED IN NORWAY in WWII) A) = Radio (B) Battery (some bad corrosion so 4.5 Volt battery was removed 2014-01-19 by CMS and saved) Of 4 small brass screws holding casing lid on, two were missing and was frozen and had to be drilled out. (C) Photocopy of instructions in Norwegian MINIATYR MOTTOGER TYPE 31/1Battery removed and saved 2014 Jan as it was corroded. 4.5Volt. $1,390
	Telescope, Special Operations Executive (S.O.E.) WWII for secret agents. (A) is scope, single draw, black crinkle coating. (B) Gold coloured tube case upper (C) Gold coloured tube case lower. WWII souvenir of John Burton of R.A.F. Demobilized 1946? Was given this miniature scope. MI-9 escape one had two draws, whereas this one has one. Was Burton in a Special Duties Squadron? VERY RARE $400

 

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