Fictional account of the Sedgebury Wallop platoon. Publ. Sept 1943, hb, dj, 136 pages. I have put a clear plastic cover around the dj, it protects it but isn’t stuck to it so you can remove if so desired.

Pop was a Daily Sketch cartoon. Here is the annual, its undated but definitely wartime published; everyone is in FS caps so its earlier in the war rather than later.

Pages aren't numbered but looks to be about 100.

Softback, excellent condition.

How to gas-proof a room. This fold out chart, about A3 size is printed on thin card with 2 sides devoted to a diagram of a room and all the preparations required in case of a gas attack.

Generally excellent condition.

This card measures 26cm by 21cm. It is a shop display / advertising card for luminous Black Out badges.

Nice original piece. The (white)card has darkened with age to a creamy / off white colour but otherwise fine.

Various popular British newspapers (Daily Express, Daily Mail, The Observer, Daily Mirror and so on). They are mostly for the year 1943.

The papers were found in the basment of a hospital a few years ago, they had been kept there since the war and are in extremely nice condition.

I must stress that these are genuine original wartime newspapers.

They are NOT fakes/fasimiles/reprints.

If desired, I will try and supply the name of the newspaper you particularly want but please don't ask for specific dates. These are really good items for displays. .

Check out the Home Page article FORGOTTEN STORIES OF WW2.