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Produced in Britain, these wire cutters found their way all over the commonwealth during the Second World War and were even produced locally. These have come from British army stores, some may have various British markings but there may be some commonwealth ones hiding in there. Apart from markings,...

The British Army's approach to the bivy bag (Alternative spelling bivi or bivvy) is a no-nonsense design but with superior material quality. By "no-nonsense design" we mean there is no side zip, snap dome fastening or hook loop strips to mess around with. You enter through the wide opening at the to...

As Grade 2 items, most often the issue is small holes or delamination. The holes may be repaired with a bit of attention and patches. Quite often the holes were only noticeable by getting inside the bivy and looking for light (that's how hard our warehouse team work ). The British Army's approach to...

Made to the exacting requirements of the British Ministry of Defence and to NATO Stock Number: 7340 99 975 7402, this Joseph Rodgers all stainless steel, Two Piece Army Knife of time proven design, features a stainless steel Sheepfoot Blade for heavy duty cutting and a can-opener tool. The handle has an integrated screwdriver and is fitted with a shackle to allow attachment to a lanyard.

Made to the exacting requirements of the British Ministry of Defence and to NATO Stock Number: 7340 99 975 7403, this Joseph Rodgers all stainless steel, Three Piece Army Knife of time proven design, features a stainless steel Sheepfoot Blade for heavy duty cutting, a can-opener tool and a marline s...

We have got our mitts on some genuine British Army MVP trousers These are designed to be worn over your uniform when the weather gets horribly wet (as it so often does in Britain). The British Army use a material called MVP (Moisture Vapour Permeable), which is a waterproof and breathable membrane j...

The British Army's approach to the bivy bag is a no-nonsense design but with superior material quality - which probably saved a bunch of these getting totally wrecked By "no-nonsense design" we mean there is no side zip, snap dome fastening or hook loop strips to mess around with. You enter through ...

This large pouch was made for holding the ammo of light machine gunners (LMG) in the British army, designed to hold a 100 round box magazine. Wrapped in one of themost popular camouflage patterns right now, MTP (Multi Terrain Pattern). Although these pouches were designed for holding ammunition, the...

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The British Army's approach to the bivy bag is a no-nonsense design but with superior material quality. By "no-nonsense design" we mean there is no side zip, snap dome fastening or hook loop strips to mess around with. You enter through the wide opening at the top, tighten the bag with a drawstring,...

Made to the exacting requirements of the British Ministry of Defence and to NATO Stock Number: 5110 99 301 0301, this Joseph Rodgers all stainless steel, Two Piece Army Knife is of time proven design with a locking blade. The back-locking blade is a heavy duty Sheepfoot Blade and the knife also feat...

Keep that belt up and take some weight off your hips with this British MTP yoke. Long adjustable strapping attaches to the belt and helps distribute that weight. Lightly padded shoulders and a mesh back panel provide comfort to the user. If you've got a belt based system (especially PLCE set up) thi...

Note These came in a variety of different models or with different Camelbak internals - See last image for an example. Most are the wide mouthed black version and most infrequently is the zip covered version. The hydration pack is truly one of the most innovative pieces of kit for any outdoor enthus...

Grade 2 anorak, the PCS smock Faults with these include staining, unhappy zippers and damaged fabric especially in the cuff tabs and underarms (they probably didn't size up and the underarms were too snug ). See the last photo for an example of faults all together. Grab one if you want a warm base l...

For those who love old army boots and sturdy leather, with the right amount of TLC these might just go for plenty of years yet. These Grade 2 boots are mostly suffering from sole delamination (see last 2 images for an example). If you don't mind that or know how to fix them up, these are a great buy...

Upcycled vintage army quilted shell jacket.

Our Army jackets have met our Japanese Bombers and brought us this fab button up vest with Japanese, tiger embroidery. Each piece is unique.

Upcycled vintage army Vvest featuring a V neck and open vent sides. Each piece is unique.

Our Army jackets have met our Japanese Bombers and brought us this fab button up vest with Japanese, tiger embroidery. Each piece is unique.

As Grade 2's, the most common problems are holes to the front pocket and broken/missing straps or fast clips. These can be pretty faded at times too. The British army infantry used these PLCE (Personal Load Carrying Equipment) packs, or bergans, as their main source for carrying equipment. They were...

Vintage army jacket upcycled with embroidered back. Every jacket is unique. 100% Cotton.

The M60's were the combat boot of choice for the Czechoslovakian Army during the Cold War, not that they had too many choices. A durable, full grain leather construction has kept these boots intact over the years. All are already broken in and supplied with new laces, ready for the next wearer. Due ...

Vintage army green jacket upcycled with embroidered back Every jacket is unique. 100% Cotton.