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WW2 Baby Infant Gas Mask
- Gas protection mask for children up to 2 years old
- The parents placed their baby inside the mask so that the head was inside the steel helmet and the baby could see through the visor. Then they wrapped the canvas part around the baby’s body with the straps fastened under its bottom like a nappy, and its legs dangling free below. The canvas had a rubber coating to stop gas seeping through the material, and the straps were tied securely so that the mask was airtight
- Attached to this is a rubber tube shaped like a concertina with a handle. This was pushed back and forth to pump air into the mask. With the baby inside the mask, an adult could start to use the hand pump.
- Sorry baby not included!
- We have a couple of these avaliable. This is a stock photo so wear of individual items may be slightly different.
£50.00
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WW2 Civil Defence service Welfare Patch original
£5.00- ww2 civil defence service welfare patch
- genuine
- The Civil defence service was a civilian volunteer organisation in Great Britain during World War II. Established by the Home Office in 1935 as Air Raid Precautions (ARP), its name was officially changed to the Civil Defence Service (CD) in 1941. The Civil Defence Service included the ARP Wardens Service as well as firemen (initially the Auxiliary Fire Service (AFS) and latterly the National Fire Service (NFS)), fire watchers (later the Fire Guard), rescue, first aid post and stretcher parties. (wikipedia)
- get a piece of history with this inexpensive badge and start a new hobby or collection
- we are an independant retailer and happy to answer questions or advise
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Officers Tropical Bush jacket & trousers Uniform WW2 40’s Genuine
£125.00- Officers Tropical Bush jacket & trousers Uniform
- WW2
- 1940’s
- Genuine
- Excellent condition
- Jacket:
- eppaulettes (no buttons) to shoulders
- 4 x large pleated patch pockets to front
- 4 large buttons to front (not original)
- belt
- short sleeve with sleeve turnup’s
- 1 pleat to rear of jaclet
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- button fly
- 2 large slip pockets
- stylish pleated front
- 1 back slip pocket
- 1940’s style trouser turn-up’s
- All made in a tough sand/desert fabric
- No size label so sizes are approx:
- jacket chest: 40″ chest
- 32″ from nap of neck to bottom of hem of jacket
- trousers: 32″ waist
- 32″ inside leg
- This is a genuine piece and would make great additon to collection or for that authentic touch to a theatre production or museum display
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WW2 Prisoner of War Red Cross magazine
£5.00- Advertised price is per single copy.
- copies available between 1943 & 1945.
- lovely vintage WW2 war magazines from the red cross
- lots of historic information about ordinary peoples experiences as prisioners
- why not buy a copy for a friend with a memorable date
- please note these are historic bookles and have some minor signs of rust around staples or pages loose
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Regulations for the application of the 1949 GENEVA CONVENTIONS and for the treatment of PRISIONERS OF WAR booklet original
£45.00- Original Ministry booklet
- thick cardboard cover
- metal page fixings, some minor rusting to metal fixings
- Pages 901 – 1097 present but a couple of pages to rear have come un secured from metal fixings at front.
- Vintage item and has signs commesurate with age and use
- Fascinating history of war time regulations
- add to a collection or why not start one
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National Service guide booklet 1939 original
£9.50£7.50- Original booklet called National Service – A guide to the ways in which the people of this country may give service 1939.
- With message from prime minister
- Minor age related foxing on staples.
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I.C.D.S. patch civil defence service
£2.49- British army I.C.D.S. patch, industrial civil defence service
- genuine British Army patch
- black background with gold embroidered standing lion & queen’s crown
- period 1952 onwards
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- The I.C.D.S. was a civil defence organisation establised around 1950 to provide personnel who were trained to protect industrial premises in event of a nuclear attack
- Every industrial or commercial undertaking which employed two hundred or more people could form a civil defence unit to protect its own property and staff. These units were organised in a similar way to the Civil Defence Corps, with Headquarters, Warden, Rescue, First Aid and Fire Guard Sections
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Duties of the Adjutant General’s section of the Staff in the Field Union of South Africa 1940
£7.50£5.50- Duties of the Adjutant General’s section of the Staff in the Field Union of South Africa 1940
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