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	British Mark One (MK1) Paratrooper Helmet fibre-rim: This is a first class reproduction of a British Mk1 fibre rim Paratrooper Helmet 1942 showing ageing, camo markings, discoloration and heavy wear. Camouflage pattern used by the 1st Airborne Task Force for operation Operation Dragoon, the invasion of Southern France. Sold. But ask me about having one made for you!
	Kings Shropshire Light Infantry Regiment Cap Badge WW1 WW2: British Army infantry cap badge for the Kings Shropshire Light Infantry Regiment. The King's Shropshire Light Infantry (KSLI) was formed in 1881 by the amalgamation of the 53rd (Shropshire) Regiment and the 85th King's Light Infantry. Sold.
	Kings Own Royal Regiment Cap Badge WW2: British Army infantry cap badge for the Kings Own Royal Regiment. I think it is of WW2 origin but it could date to WW1, so would welcome any comments. In very good condition. The Regiment had the unique distinction of being known as "The King's Own" and of wearing the Lion of England as its cap badge. Sold.
	Royal Warwickshire Cap Badge WW2: British Army infantry cap badge for the Royal Warwickshire Regiment. I think it is of WW2 origin but it could date to WW1, so would welcome any comments. In good condition but the end of the slider is missing. Nice strong two metal cap badge from a regiment dating back to 1674. Sold.
	1943 Helmet no Liner: British Army 1943 dated infantry helmet. The helmet has no liner but is dated and has other markings below the year. Looks to have been originally a rough textured green colour and then repainted in dark brown. The paint has been worn smooth with use and age. Looks great on a helmet display stand and could be a great restoration project. Sold.
	25 Pounder shell Case 1941 1942: British 25 Pounder shell case dated 1942 with charge dated 1941. Huge amount of markings on base of case. The 25 Pounder was the major British field gun/howitzer that was introduced into service just before World War II and its versatility and power kept it in service till 1967! £25 + £7 P&P to UK.
	Officers Leather Belt & Buckle: Undated and un-marked (makers mark) belt and buckle. I think this is a WW2 officers field belt. It is in used condition and there are no retaining hoops. The width is approx 1 1/2 inches and the buckle is made out of solid brass. Sold.