*NEW ARRIVALS*

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Canada / UK / Commonwealth WWII: Australian 1st Parachute Battalion Dress Officer's uniform and beret, English made Type 5 Canadian parachute wings, English made canvas Airborne Pegasus, English made embroidered Airborne Pegasus, Canadian made embroidered Airborne Pegasus, Airborne Canada buttons in small and large sizes, two different British parachute wings, a nice variety of British Parachute Regiment Officer’s cap badges and collar devices, enlisted British Parachute Regiment cap badges, green lanyard for the 7th Parachute Battalion, black lanyard for the 4th Parachute Battalion, combat worn P37 small pack from a member of the West Nova Scotia Regiment, MKIII combat helmet with net, MKII combat helmet with net and field dressing, "Cap Comforter" knit toque, RCAF diary with invitation to an event at the embassy of the USSR, RAC tanker beret, tanker / DR goggles, worn tanker "Pixie" suit, tanker headset, P37 drop leg tanker holster, standard Infantry P37 webbing set, and patriotic Victory postcard.

Germany WWII: Double Decal Heer M35 combat helmet manufactured by Vereinigte Deutsche Nickelwerke AG, MP38 u. MP40 magazine pouches, Luftwaffe M43 field cap, captured cast metal table bust of A.H. on plinth, Mother’s Cross in Bronze with award document, unissued DRK Daimon Telko Ambulancia flashlight, orange bakelite butter dish, two different examples of the embroidered Fallschirmschützenabzeichen (Parachutist Badge), worn Heer belt and buckle set, an assortment of hardshell P38 holsters, an assortment of interesting death notices including several from Stalingrad, and another selection of great Soldbuch's and Wehrpasses.  

Germany WWI: Iron Cross Second Class.

United States WWII: Assortment of Sterling Parachutist "Jump Wings" and Thompson SMG magazine pouch.

Books: We have a small number of new copies of the excellent book Fabric of War by Bill Alexander, and Symbols of Service by Bill Alexander, Ian Candy, Don Fair, and Larry Will. 

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