British 1905 pattern other ranks khaki wool service dress cap, marked "J.Compton sons & Webb. Ltd. London 1943", size hard to read 6? , with General service cap badge, some minor moth damage on top

GS ( General service) cap, marked on inside "J.Compton sons & Webb. Ltd. London 1945, size: 6 3/8", with cap badge of the "Grenadier Guards"

RAF (Royal air force), wool knit watch cap, marked on the inside "AM, J. Gould & Co, 1941", harder to find piece of headgear

Tam o'Shanter, style of beret worn by troops of Highland divisions, not marked, probably tailor made example, good size

Lot of five various berets, including: one black cotton version with AM markings and four khaki wool berets, with various maker marks and sizes, including one made in Australia

RAF, Lot of five Royal air force sidecaps, labels and markings faded some missing the buttons, show signs of wear

Airforce, Lot of two RAF side caps, one with with officers insignia, marked "S&P Harris Glasgow, 1945 size: 6 5/8"and one with other ranks cap badge, with serial number and name on label on inside

Lot of four Commonwealth side caps, including: one Royal Artillery officers cap, one 1940 dated with "Hampshire" cap badge, one with the cap badge of "The Essex Regt."and one from the New-Zealand army

WWII, Postwar, Lot of three Scottish caps, one Balmoraland two Glengarry's, all with cap badges

Lot of three Bush hats, two in Jungle green and one in Khaki drill color, one is dated 1945 on inside

MK2 helmet, both shell and liner dated 1940, liner size 7 1/4, with "Scotch Guards Tartan flash" on both sides of the shell, with remnants of sand camouflage paint on outside, nice untouched helmet

MK2 Helmet, in very nice condition, with rough texture paint on in and outside, no markings visible on shell due to paint, liner marked "CCL 11 1943", nice original wartime example

MK 3 "Turtle" helmet, liner marked "7 1/8, V.M.C. 1943", with canadian 2-tone helmet net and first aid package

Para helmet MKII, marked "BMB, 1944, size 7 3/4" nice original helmet, complete with liner (a bit dry)and chinstrap

Para helmet MKII, marked "BMB, size: 7 3/4 19??" nice original WW2 era helmet, unfortunately the date is not complete readable because of wear on the leather, but stamp is WW2 model, after the war BMB changed the markings

Dispatch rider helmet, maked on the liner with "BMB 1944, size: 7", all complete nice condition outside painted over in od green color

Dispatch rider/ motorcycle helmet, marked on the liner with "BMB, Size 7, 1944" with rank/ tactical markings on the sides

Royal Armoured Corps crash helmet, liner marked 6 3/4, label 'The Patent Pulp Mfg Co. Ltd' very nice condition

Raf Type C flying Helmet, Size 1 various markings, together with MKVIII goggles in box and type H Oxygen mask (postwar)

British Civil Defence helmet so called "Zuckerman", marked on the liner with "George Streeton & Sons Ltd, Luton, 1941, size: 7 1/4", all complete in untouched condition, marked on the outside with "SFP" ( Street Fire Party)

Lot of two MK2 helmets, one marked "BMB 1942" (Briggs Motor Bodies Ltd), with original liner marked "7 1/2, V.M.C. 1943" , complete with helmet net and one unmarked probably postwar made

Lot of two British wartime helmets, consists of: one MK2, liner marked "BMB 1942"and one MK3 "Turtle" helmet, liner marked with "44 (rest not readable), both complete, in used condition

Lot of four British MKII helmets, various makers including: "JSS" (Joseph Sankey & Sons Ltd), "RO&Co" (Rubery Owen & Co Ltd of Leeds), with various wartime production dates, all re-issued postwar by the Dutch army, with replacement liners

Interesting lot of various wartime dated helmets MK2 and MK3and some small items, helmets all have their liners

British army P-37 battle dress set, consists of: Jacket size: 6, dated Nov. 1939, with label and stamp and trousers size: 7, dated July 1939, with label and stamp, both in unissued condition, some very small moth nips on the trousers

R.A.F., War Service Dress (Battledress) Blouse, Dated 1944 in a decent size 9, made by: "M&N Horne Ltd", with W^D stamp and letter Z, indicating approved 1945, with rank stripes on epaulets, without moth damage

WWII/Postwar, Royal Marines dress tunic, marked on the label with "Tunic, serge, R.M.", with "Kings crown" buttons, probably early postwar issued jacket

Original jumpsuit used by the British "SOE" (Special Operations Executive) and US "OSS" (Office of Strategic Services), these jumpsuits, named "Striptease suits" were worn on top of civilian clothing by secret agents dropped over occupied territory, this is an unmodified example in good condition with all three of its original zippers in working conditionand all internal pockets intact, marked size: 2, one press button of holster defect, hard to find piece

1st pattern Denison smock, label is faded, but some info still readable, size: No. 3/8?, made by: "C.W.S. Ltd.", with knitted cuffs, crotch flap removed, with parachute qualification badge on the right sleeve, nice faded worn look

1st pattern Denison smock, in large size: 7, made by: "Wareings (N'ton) Ltd." in 1942, with acceptance stamp with date code "N" 1943, with knit cuffs, intact crotch flap and converted to full zipper. In very good condition

Paratrooper denim oversmock, with label '1944, size 2', zipper intact, tail removed, with traces of Union jack, flag patch sewn on the back

Summer tank crew coverall, Various markings including 1945 date

Summer tank crew coverall, Various markings including 1945 date, small hole on backside

Original "String vest", used by aircrew and Airborne troops, with label, marked: "Size 2, 1943, Lillywhites", no holes or damage

Small lot of clothing items, including; Khaki drill shorts dated 1942, stringvest (needs repair), leggings

MKII Lightweight gasmask with filter and bag, Brass belt hooks have been removed from the bags as they were purchased by the Danish civil Defence in the 1950's but never issued. Eight sets in box, original WWII issued gasmasks and bags with good wartime markings