British Mess Tin Set: WWI Gallipoli Hand Select:No most show minimal wear but

most show minimal wear but were never the less made surplus due to the "one helmet per head" policy of modern day government administrations

Driving Clocks

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Each Bandsman tunic is constructed of bright red Melton cloth complete with all buttons and badges

Original Item: These are Virtually Unissued British P-1937 Khaki Webbing "Envelope" Water bottle Carriers each containing an enameled British Military Issue water bottle and suspended with an unissued over-the-shoulder desert tan carry strap

British Mess Tin Set: WWI Gallipoli Hand Select:No most show minimal wear butOriginal Item: Adopted in 1900 and used continually through the First World War these are original two piece "D" shaped Mess Tins with lids. Bearing WWI dates they do show rust staining but are fully serviceable. Extremely scarce and very few available we believe these are Australian issued; think Gallipoli! Dates Vary. "The name on the mess tins Simpson Adelaide 1915. Simpson were a press steel manufacturing plant in the hills above Adelaide capital