WWII Era British MKII Royal Navy Air Corps Painted Helmet

WWII Era British MKII Royal Navy Air Corps Painted Helmet. Painted on the front. Named on the inside (see photo). Comes with liner and chinstrap. Paint missing from wear and use. Dents on the top. Con

A lot of three British Royal Air Force brass cap badges. Dating back to the first half of the 20th-century. The items represent the RAF abbreviation enclosed in a laurel wreath topped with the British

British WWII MARK II Painted Navy Helmet. Painted white. Comes with a liner and chinstrap. Some paint missing from age and use. Good condition for its age.

Collection of materials attributed to Henry Paul Michael Zary, American Royal Candian Air Force volunteer and fighter ace. Includes hand painted helmet with RCAF emblem and "Zary" in a silver circle (

Nice example of a air control valve. This piece of equipment was used in conjunction with the US Navy Mark V diving helmet. The air control valve was attached to the whip, which attached to the air fi

12 piece lot of English WWII era pieces. Included are RAF cap badge, Argyll & Sutherland Highlanders, Royal Artillery with movable wheel, Air Raid Protection Service, Scotch Reserve and more. Please s

Corpsman red Cross has been painted over which was customary to do so they wouldnt be targeted by the enemy. Liner has a name but not legible. M! pot is heat stamped 357

(lot of 4) Swagger Sticks, Mostly British: WWI Royal Medical Corps knob pommel light brown shafted stick 27.5"l; a Royal Air Force knob pommel with a Kings crown and a RAF emblem; a Pre WWII Anglo Ind

Royal Navy WWI & WWII Family grouping identified to Vice Admiral A.H. Norman, CMG, MID, Royal Navy and his son Lieutenant Commander E.D. Norman, DSO, DSC, a group of five to Vice Admiral A.H. Norman,

Named. All original as shown. A WWII USAAF 8th Air Force B-17 (42-3329) A-2 bomber jacket belonging to Corporal Bernard J. Jensen, tailgunner on ‘Skippy’ (390th Bombardment Group, 570th B

Named to J.F Byrd. Jacket features original 305th bomb group pocket patch. Hand painted 3 German fighter kills on front right breast. On the back has "Can Do" 305th moniker. Leather is still pliable i

Rolex Milsub 5513 made for the British Royal Navy, '70s Stainless steel round case, n.3927201, fixed spring bars, black aluminium bezel turned to blue, case-back engraved with the Broad Arrow and issu

British Royal Navy Lieutenant's Formal Dress Uniform Jacket. Hand-stitched blue wool with white wool facings and embossed brass buttons with a crown over a fouled anchor, the back of the buttons marke

Fantastic original United States Navy Mark V diving helmet! This helmet in late 2020 was discovered in Eastern Europe, where it has been in storage since shortly after World War 2. The previous owner

GERMAN FLAK ARTILLERY BINOCULARS AND TRIPOD WITH CASEWorld War II-EraBinoculars painted gray and stamped “D.F. 10 X 80 DKL 31224". Tripod stand painted tan. The consignor's uncle won this f

A GENTLEMAN'S STAINLESS STEEL BRITISH MILITARY LEMANIA SINGLE BUTTON ROYAL NAVY CHRONOGRAPH WRIST WATCH CIRCA 1940s, FIRST SERIES LATER REISSUED WITH MOD DIAL Movement: 17J, manual wind, cal. 2220, s

1st Viscount Nelson, 1st Duke of Bronte, also known as Admiral Nelson, a British flag officer in the Royal Navy, signed two-sided letter dated June 12, 1801 begins with 'My Dear Sir, I cannot sufficie

Arguably the most desirable and collected diving helmet in the world, the United States Navy Mark V. This example was made during September 1942 by the A. Schraders Son Company, Division Of Scovill Mf

(1915-2001) Royal Air Force officer of World War II, whose 34 victories made him the most successful Allied flying ace against the Luftwaffe. Signed print, 11.5 x 4 in. (sight), a handsome limited col

During World War 2 their were four different makers of the famed US Navy Mark V diving helmet. Of those four, by far the most difficult to find are examples made by the Miller Dunn Company in Miami, F

Bakelite and plastic cases all WWII era (9) copy boxes full cases with movements, etc.

The Mid-20th Century British Navy Ross Battleship Binoculars served as essential equipment for the Royal Navy during the 1940s, specifically designed for use on destroyers and battleships. Originally

During World War 2 the standard US Navy shallow water diving helmet was the Divinhood Style 3. These helmets have a classic appearance and were popular to use even after the war. The Divinhood Style 3

During World War 2 the standard US Navy shallow water diving helmet was the Divinhood Style 3. These helmets have a classic appearance and were popular to use even after the war. The Divinhood Style 3