Soldier's 1/2 pint mug, dated 1944 with GRVI. There is a glaze mark as shown on the bottom edge but this small beer.

The only one I've found COMPLETE. Found several bits of them on the old airfields round here but never an unbroken one.

Rare.

The 'War Economy' mess tins were in steel rather than aluminium (we went o steel in 1940 and back to aluminium in 1945).

Both tins are by the same maker, EIS 41 and with WD arrow.

Occasionally the empty tubs turn up but this one still has the original block of tooth soap with its cellophane wrapper.

Although it says For Naval Forces on the lid, it is equally applicable to Army or RAF and would be a good addition for a WW2 kit display.

By the way, 1926 was the date Enolin was formed, its not the date of manufacture!)

Excellent unused condition, no damage.

Dated July 1941, Board of Commissionersof Currency, Malaya. Picture of GR VI on front.

Used but vgc. Ideal for your British Far East impression.

These plastic oil bottles are complete with the spoon on the inside of the lid. They are plain but would be mid to late war period when we stopped production of the brass ones.

They are correct (and fit in the butt trap) for both the SMLE and N0.4 rifle.

Excellent condition

These are WW2 dated and War Department stamped Army forks. The wartime British soldier was issued with a knife, fork and spoon as part of his personal kit. Excellent condition. Each:

White cotton drill kit rolls, makermarked and dated 1943 along with WD arrow.

Each kit roll has loops for knife, fork, spoon, shaving brush, boot laces etc etc.

These are unused kit rolls, ex-WD stores, they have the odd mark or scuff from 60 years of storage but rated excellent / near mint condition. Each: