British WWII Bren Gun Leather Bandolier Military Maps traditional colour of both Castilian

traditional colour of both Castilian and Spanish monarchs

The bowl is so wide it even provided some coverage to the shoulders of the sailor who was underneath it

The face of the Lockplate has a nice pewter patina with vivid original color case hardened finish in the Cam Latch recess

Wonderful condition M1938 dispatch map case with shoulder strap

Interesting suede leather high altitude face mask designed to protect exposed facial parts against low temperature encountered during high altitude flight

British WWII Bren Gun Leather Bandolier Military Maps traditional colour of both CastilianNew Made Item: A beautifully made leather bandoleer for three (3) Bren gun magazines was offered to British forces, but the demands of wartime production caused it to be dropped almost immediately. As a result, few were made, and, according to Thomas B. Dugelby in The Bren Gun Saga, it is possible that only a single sample survived. The bandolier is three inches wide, narrowing down at each end to provide a short strap with brass buckle for attachment