Bullfrog Valley Militaria

Great looking Glenngary Hat for the Royal Scots Greys and in excellent used condition.

Canvas carrier marked under the flap "GM 60" and the tool is marked "Gouvy 1945". Overall length of carrier is 18.5". the blade is 13.5" X 6" and the handle is 13" long. In nice shape.

In excellent condition with pliable leather and near mint lining. It is a size 1 (5'3" to 5'6") and made by "H. Edgard & Sons, Ltd." 1945.

Have three unopened packs of 10 each, 303 cal blank cartridges marked "RG21 - 3 - 44" ".303 inch LMkV" and still have the original string wrapped around the packs. They are sold at $35 each, or take all three for $90.

Great looking Map Case, marked, "Case Map G.S. No2MK 1" with shoulder strap.

Have two of the same style carriers, but two different style gas masks. They are sold at $140 each, or take both for $265. Both are in very nice, usable shape.

Nice looking RAF Visor Cap by "Alkit" London in a small size. Very nice condition. but the plastic head liner has cracked open.

A beautiful, Size 9, Battle Dress Blouse 1940 Pattern, dated 1945 and made in the Union of South Africa.

No tag on the blouse or pants. Printed in black on right inside pocket on blouse "44 & B.A.R.". Pants open on both sides to put on, large seat area, so figured they must be for a woman (no offense), blouse is a small size and I see a few cutter tags here and there. Woman's B.D.U.?

Nice looking wool blouse in size 2 and dated 1944. For Coast Defense General, Natl. Fire Service, Air Raid Precautions. The flash from my camera lightened the blouse in the first photo, the true color is the second pic, back of the blouse. Nice dark blue all over!!

In near mint, unissued condition, these smocks were worn over the paratroopers Denison and equipment to avoid things snagging on the parachute lines during a jump. They were taken off as soon as they landed and were discarded. Tough item to find. Height 5'7" to 5'8", breast 35 to 40.

In near mint condition, dated 1942, Officer's Tropical $ pocket Jacket with belt. Used in North Africa.

A very nice example of Dispatch Rider's helmet, dated 1942, size 6 3/4 and made by "BMB". Leather is very supple and the helmet looks like it was never worn, very clean.

In excellent to near mint condition, a 1942 dated MKV General Purpose Gas Mask with 1942 MK VII Haversack, complete with waist string tie and 41 dated can of anti-dimming.

This is a really neat piece, for a Black South African Artillery Gunner with the Cape Corps that was KIA on 10 Dec, 1943 in Egypt and is buried at the Alexandria Hadra War Cemetery, Plot 6.A.6 Memorial ID # 56151706. His name was D. B. Roberts and was 23 years old at the time of his death. The South African Cape Corps was primarily made up of Black South Africans. The bottom 0f the plaque reads, "Blessed World War" in Afrikaner. Don't see much material on the South Africans, especially Black Afrikaners. The plaque measures 4 1/2 " by 5 1/2" and has a kicker on the back to allow it to stand up on a shelf.

Brass device, measures 2 1/2" high by 1 1/2" wide, of "The Leek", symbol of Wales.

Have three Sten Gun Canvas slings. One is marked MELco, 1943 with broad arrow mark, another marked D & M LTD, 1944 and the third one maker marked (can't quite make it out} and dated 1945. They are sold at $35 each. All are in near mint condition.

In near mint condition, dated 1944 by M & S and has all straps.

In mint condition, RAF, double ammo pouch for the Webley & Scott .38 Revolver and looks to be dated 1943. They are sold at $35 each, or take two at $65. Have four total, all in the same condition.

Have a near mint condition French Gas Mask with canvas carry bag, looks like it was never worn, or used. Rubber is very supple, would be hard to upgrade this one. It is the one on the left in the photos, the one on the right has been sold.

French gun cleaning kit with canvas carrier, bore rope, grease and tools.

Both for one money, 1937 Anti-Tank Rifle and 1942 Sten Machine Carbine manuals. Excellent condition.

Both of these Naval Air Squadrons flew off the HMS Ark Royal. The 800 squadron "Never Unprepared" also flew off the HMS Courageous and Victorious, was involved in the hunt for the Bismarck and with the 803 squadron, attacked the Scharnhorst and lost 4 planes out of 6. The 803 squadron, "Beware of the Sting", also in that battle, lost 9 of 11 planes. It also flew off the HMS Formidable. These patches are in used condition, but this type patch rarely pops up here in the states. They are sold at $150 each, or take both for $250.

First time I've come across this one. Instructions on the back of the plain mirror and has it's canvas case/bag. There is writing on the bag, but I can't quite make it out. Great piece.