WWI, British army, "Cap Soft SD" or "Trench" cap, with "The Devonshire regiment" cap badge, cap is in very good condition, with typical oil cloth lining, overall the cap is in very good condition with minimal wear or moth damage, hard to find in this condition

WWI, Reproduction British army, "Cap Soft SD" or "Trench" cap, with Royal Artillery cap badge, very well made and high quality reproduction, very good alternative to original

WWI, British raw edge early pattern brodie helmet, in very good condition, with intact original liner marked on inside with red ink stamp which reads "Brodie's steel helmet, War office pattern", original intact leather chinstrap, helmet is painted in a dark green color, with red square formation insignia on both sides likely indicating "A" company, hard to upgrade and well preserved specimen

WWI, Mark I rimmed edge brodie helmet, complete with original liner which retains the paper instruction label, original leather chinstrap, makers mark stamped in the rim "FS" ( Thomas Firth & Sons Ltd of Sheffield.), in original sand texture camouflage paint, perfect example

Lot of two Brass Merryweather Fire Helmets in battered condition, added a French and other leather firemans helmet, 4pcs

WWI, British army Pattern 1902 other ranks tunic for a Sergeant of the "Sherwood Forresters, Notts & Derby, Regiment", addorned with regimental buttons, unit insignia on the collar, and shoulder boards, rank insignia on the sleeves, five enameled service stripes on lower right sleeve, medal ribbons on the chest, jacket is in near perfect condition with no signs of use or moth damage, hard to upgrade on condition, provenance: Bill of sale from "Regimentals Ltd", dated 2015 for an amount of 1270,00 GBP

WWI, British army early pattern officers cuff rank tunic, for a Lieutenant of the "Middlesex Regiment", addorned with brass collar insignia, red grenade insignia on right arm, rank insignia on both cuffs, jacket is in very good to perfect condition with hardly any signs of wear or moth damage, well preserved for over 100 years

WWI, British army, brown leather officers Sam Brown belt, with whistle holder on shoulder strap, and Webley revolver holster, both in very good condition

WWI, British army Pattern 1903 leather ammo bandoleer, for mounted troops, in very good condition, no markings visible

WWI, Lot of various Pattern '08 British army webbing equipment, consists of: belt in good condition, canteen with cradle ( interbellum modified to new specs), additional water bottle, and 1915 dated entrenching tool

WWI, British army volunteers leather belt with brass buckle, in very good condition

WWI, British officers Verners pattern MK VII compass with original leather pouch, both dated 1916, compass made by: "Cruchon & Emons, London", nice example

British army Artillery, slide rule MK.VI, made by: "Dring&Fage, London", dated 1917, in original leather pouch, both marked with Broad arrow

British army binocular model "Prismatic No.3 (MKI)", made by "W.Watson & Sons Ltd., London", dated 1911, with WD broadarrows, lenses foggy, otherwise in nice condition

Australia, Very interesting military binocular, made by the French firm "Hunsicker&Alexis, Paris", but marked and used by the Australian army, model: "No2 MKI, with D^D (Department of Defence) markings, in leather case, nice and unusual piece

Lot of three British army used binoculars, 1x marked "Warner & Swasey, Cleveland Ohio, USA" with W^D marking, one "Negretti & Zambra, London" named to "Sir. Leslie Huntington" in original case and one "Dolland, London" in original case

WW1, 1917 British Trench Box Periscope No.9 MKII, superb example of the wooden box periscope, retaining original label, mirror plates and original green painted finish the periscope is contained in original hessian fabric bag and complete with 2x spare mirror plates

WWI, Lot of four "SRD" ( Supply Reserve Depot) rum jugs, of which one retains its original metal carrying handle and is still filled with liquid

WWI, Nicely decorated police baton, marked: Kingscrown with GVR ( George Rex the 5th), "War reserve constable 57C", interesting piece

WWI, Princess Mary 1914 Christmas gift box, version with bullet pencil, including christmas card, pencil and photo, all in very good condition

WWI, Princess Mary 1914 Christmas gift, bullet pencil on original card, came from the gift box, hard to find on card

WWI, Princess Mary 1914 Christmas gift, bullet pencil on original card, came from the gift box, hard to find on card

WWI, Lot of four British army ID bracelets, including silver, from various units

WWI, Lot of various British army ID Discs ( Dog Tags), various regiments, added some other types including WWII US and French

WWI, Nice selection of British army "Personal" equipment including: 1914 dated first aid, utensils, duffle bag lock, original biscuit, bullet pencil, matchbox holders with trench art, Red cross cup and oiler, very interesting pieces

WWI, Lot of various lapel pins and sweethart brooches including several variations of the "On War Service" pins, Royal British legion membership pins, interesting Button sweethart brooch with photo

WWI, Small lot of various equipment, likely some reproduction items included, should be viewed

WWI, Selection of various items, including glass bottles as used and encountered duing the First World war, five various linnen maps of Belgium and France including Ypres

Lot of Eight linnen bound War Office maps, Belgium and France

WWI, Lot of six shell casings, all addorned with various sorts of "Trench Art", five are WWI dated one WWII dated example

WWI, Lot of three pieces of "Trench art" made of spend shell casings, one GS cap style with "Souvenir of Ypres" dated 1916, one coal scuttle, marked "Fired by 2nd Lieut. J.P. Stephen R.F.C. (Royal flying corps), Ypres, March 1917" and one 4,5 inch. Howitser round base 1916

WWI, British army 18 pounder Shrapnel round, INERT see through instruction model, shell casing dated 1918, with added Royal Artillery badge, interesting piece in good condition

WWI, Reproduction "Splatter" mask, as used by tank crews, with chainmail mouthpiece, these where used to "protect" crew against shrapnell and bounching bullet fragments inside the tank, artificially aged, affordable repro for hard to find original example

A framed shrouded figure by artist Rob Heard, to commemorate a fallen soldier at the battle of the Somme, the art project was done in 2018 at the 100 year ceremony of the end of the First world war, with certificate of Authenticity

Postwar, Lot of eight high quality photo's printed on aluminium, each is accompanied with a smaller plaque with supporting text, these came from a museum exhibition, all in very good condition, size: 42x58 cm