Two Belgian "bonnet de police": both artillery: NCO and lower ranks with artillery insignia, both in nice condition

Lot of three caps, two normal line infantry and one evening dress

Lot visor and side caps, pre and postwar, used condition

M15 Adrian helmet painted black for use by the "Rijkswacht", French WWI blue base color visible on inside dome, with lion insignia on the front, complete with liner and chinstrap, nice example

M15 Adrian helmet, WWI model with insignia on front, repainted and re-issued during WWII, complete with liner and chinstrap, large square surrounding the lion

Adrian helmet M31, with 3rd pattern webbing liner, chin strap broken but present, very large size helmet shell, late 1930's color, named on inside, minor wear

Adrian helmet M31, with 3rd pattern webbing liner, chinstrap broken, late 1930's color, original finish

Adrian helmet M31, with 3rd pattern webbing liner, chinstrap broken, late 1930's color, original finish

Adrian helmet M31, painted black, indicating use by "Rijkswacht", with leather liner and chinstrap intact, white number painted in dome, original finish

Adrian M31 officers helmet made from aluminium, with leather liner, no makers markings present, chinstrap broken, nice original finish, some small dents but this is encountered often on these lightweight helmets

Small kid size Adrian helmet, with lion insignia on the front, no liner, replaced chinstrap, interesting item

Lot of two Adrian pattern helmets, consists of: one black M31 lightweight aluminium Rijkswacht helmet with liner and chinstrap and one postwar cardboard/ composite, white police helmet from the city of Lier, with liner, chinstrap missing, helmet marked on inside "The Minerva caps, Antwerpen"

Belgian army model 35 officer's tunic, no insignia, missing 3 buttons otherwise overall in nice condition, without moth damage, some period repairs around cuffs

Belgian army Model 35 officers tunic and trousers, no insignia, no moth damage, nice matching set

Belgium: 1936 model officer's overcoat 2nd lieutenant 3th line regiment, rank insignia and unit insignia embroidered in gold-coloured metal thread. Two inside pockets and lined back. Behind the left pocket slit for sabre, in good condition.

Belgian army private purchase heavy wool overcoat, with rank insignia for a Lieutnant colonel, with front stripes on the sleeves, and regimental number 2 on shoulderboards, in very good condition

Tropical or Summer tunic, lion buttons, including tropical helmet

ABBL, Faux col in cotton, complete

HP 35 pistol early (1935-1937) double magazine pouch, used by Belgian military, issued to soldiers and NCO's with the 'combination holster', with serial number stamped (13039), in good condition but backstrap repaired, very hard to find

FN30 BAR cleaning and spare part kit, almost complete, wooden box chipped in one corner. Hard to find

FM magazine pouch for BAR, divider removed as often seen on prewar pictures, rare pouch

Steel ammo box, dated 1937, with paper labels on in and outside both intact and readable, nice pre WWII example for display

Chest from the ABBL, for use with medical supplies, empty, with original label on inside of lid

Field telephone in wooden case, made by "Atea", complete with crank and carrying strap, added wooden folder marked "Secret" with an overview of communication symbols

Large regimental flagpole top, made from metal and wood, mounted on wooden base, height: 45 cm

Large Belgian national flag, marked with maker and 1940 date, the red part is missing partial with fraying from use, size: 130x220 cm

Large format black and white photo from a Belgian cavalry trooper on horse back, size: 85x56 cm, some minor wear around edges, overall nice picture

Very interesting grouping of "General, Georges Deffontaine, 1882-1940+", consists of his footlocker and a binder with information, various documents and photo's, de General was a highly decorated and well known member of the Belgian army, veteran from the first world war, commander of the famous "Ardeense Jagers - Chasseurs Ardennais", and commander of the 7th army corps defending the city of Namen-Namur during the German invasion in 1940, the General was taken as POW to Offlag camp "Tibor" in modern day Poland, where he died of disease on 24th of September 1940, at the point of his dead he was considered the 2nd highest ranking officer in the Belgian army, in this lot is also a grave ribbon, from the camp where he was burried with military honor, the documents and photos are a combination of military and family related spanning a period from pre WWI to the late 1930's, very interesting and uncommon Generals grouping

Good selection metal uniform insignia including airforce, cyclists and many ;ore

Good selection of Equipment, Officers boots, canteens, backpack, gaiters and more, various qualities

Selection various equipment, straps, gaiters and other including reproduction Gomez bandoleer

Nice selection various equipment including ammo carriers, leather saddle holster and damaged Mills pouch

Lot of four pairs of gaiters and three troop belts

Tir National cutlery in 800 marked silver, three spoons and one fork, total weight 240g

Selection of bicycle related parts, including headlamp, rifle brackets, ID badges

Lot of various items, including some medical related items, named dinner plate circa 1945, plaque marked "5e De Ligne Reconnaissance 1939", some postwar materials added