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mpmuseum.org

welcome to the canadian military police virtual museum. in these pages there are images of badges, uniforms, equipment, documents and other material relating to the military police services of the canadian army, navy and air force over the past 90 years.

relicmilitaria.com

Searching the internet for militaria for sale can be a daunting task if you are just starting out. This short blog hopefully gives the beginner and collector a little advice on where to find, who to buy from and what to buy. Finding militaria can start from many angles, ask family members or friends, this […]

wedgetailtactical.com.au

The original Leatherman tool was called the PST, or known as the Pocket Survival Tool. Eight years in the making, the PST comprised of 13 different tools and folded up into a five ounce, four inch toolbox. In the first year of business, Tim and Steve hoped to sell 4,000 tools; instead, they sold 30,000. And over the ne

regimentals.co.uk

Regimentals

re-museum.co.uk

WELCOME TO THE ROYAL ENGINEERS MUSEUM Coming next week17th FebruaryYoung Modellers: Make and TakeLEARN MORE >The Royal Engineers Museum (REM) Collection has been developed by the Corps of Royal Engineers over the last two hundred years and now forms one of the most important military collections in the UKVisit Kent’s largest military museum to discover the story of the Royal ... Read More

1stlinedefence.co.uk

Click here to read about the risk of encountering Unexploded Ordnance (UXO) in the city of Bath as a result of WWII bombing.

wellingtoncollection.co.uk

The Wellington Collection is an internationally important collection of paintings, silver and porcelain held at Apsley House.

blightymilitaria.com

An original Rhodesian Army Brushstroke camouflage shirt made by 'Statesman' and dating from the 1960s.  This pattern of camouflage was worn by Rhodesian units from 1965 until 1980 and has become one of the classic disruptive patterns today and is still in use in some parts of the world. This example is an original which dates from the 1960s.  The shirt is made of cotton and features a screen printed camouflage pattern of brown and green strokes on a tan background. The shirt features a fully buttoning front, short sleeves and an open face collar. Inside the neck the original label is still present and is a typical style used during the 1960s, bearing the manufacturer's name of 'Statesman'. The shirt is a small size which will suit a 36" chest depending on desired fit. When laid flat it measures -  Chest - 21" Shoulders - 17" The condition of the shirt is very good with only limited signs of age and wear. The printed pattern is still bright and overall the shirt is very wearable. It is however a vintage item which may have small issues commensurate with age so please take time to study the pictures before purchasing.  A nice original shirt in a striking, classic camouflage pattern and complete with its original label and insignia.  This is a vintage item which is 'sold as seen'

dwr.org.uk

Below are some of the photos held in the museum archives. Please make use of these images for your own private use, but we do request that you acknowledge The Duke of Wellington’s Regiment Museum as the source. The museum retains the copyright. For commercial use please contact the Regimental Museum. Archive images 1780 – … Continued