Remember the 'jam tin' bombs of The Great War? These plucky chaps have developed another cunning improvised weapon for this time of modern warfare! -...

The International Commonwealth 'Hat-Off' - First and second place: -- attachment is not available -- All troops from the King's Empire, answered ...

Some people can get so excited by just 2 inch... -- attachment is not available -- Chow-down time -- attachment is not available -- -- attachment ...

Allied forces regroup and gain sustenance after a visit from the NAAFI wagon. -- attachment is not available -- -- attachment is not available --

Troops from Britain and her Commonwealth on their Motor Transport heading out eager to push Jerry out of Tunisia -- attachment is not available -- -...

P. S. Did we ever use our super special pork pie bomb? found a pork pie in the coke crate lo ... ...but i think the one you on about got blown uo ...

I am bringing along two MkIIs in service brown (for 58cm and 59cm heads) Two/three spare medium-to-large (40/42/44 chest) KD ORs shirts A war-time sty...

All sorts of random stuff that I can't remember over that past weeks, but latest stuff include: Two MkIV Fuller phones! Beautiful condition. Found at...

I do like the look of the large pack. Was it often worn into combat? Unfortunately not. Only really carried to and from transport, and then left on t...

I often have my brodie helmet attached to my pack by having the chin strap secured by the buckles holding the flap closed and then the blanket straps ...

Ah right I see now! Are these the chaps I'm needing to get? http://www.sofmilitary.co.uk/1937-utility-straps-x-2-product,1297 Yup...

To use a large pack correctly (to wear it like a small pack) with L-straps, you will also need two utility straps - these are approx 2' long 1" w...

Looking gorgeous as ever! Gotta wonder where on earth you found original buttstocks! They pop up from time to time. Here is one on ebay.