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1862 - RAF equipment. Includes a Magazine-brand housing, type C45 No. 14/1393, with "AM" markings beneath a crown. Manufactured by Williams MFG CO, London. A metal and Bakelite housing, marked “Boxes Connecting Telephone,” with “AM” markings beneath a crown, Ref. 10A/2135. A metal lamp with its leather and canvas lens cover. Marked “Cover Lens,” Ref. 5C/2862. Complete cable secured to its aluminum mount. This is the cockpit lamp from a Lancaster bomber. Small British accessories. Includes a cardboard tube, never opened but with a few dents, labeled “Foot Powder,” manufactured by Boots Pure Drug Co. Ltd. Dated March 1940. A white Bakelite powder compact, featuring the St. George’s Cross. A Battle Dress label, dated 1945. A Headquarters PSS card, dated 1945. A leather powder compact from the Royal Corps of Signals. A silver spoon, marked “1st Canadian Army.” A 100-franc invasion note. A pack of French matches. A metal flashlight. A cardboard box marked “OHMS.” An empty box of 12 .380 DC MK II revolver cartridges, dated May 31, 1944. Note some wear and patina on the items. Condition II+. British equipment. RAF equipment. Includes a case marked “Magazine Type C45 N 14/1393” with “AM” beneath a crown. Manufactured by Williams MFG CO, London. A metal and Bakelite box marked “Boxes Connecting Telephone” with “AM” beneath a crown, Ref. 10A/2135. A metal lamp with its leather and web lens cover. Marked “Cover Lens, Ref. 5C/2862.” Complete cable attached to its aluminum support. This is a Lancaster bomber cockpit lamp. Small British accessories. Includes a cardboard tube, unopened but showing some dents, with a label marked “Foot Powder,” manufactured by Boots Pure Drug Co., Ltd. Dated March 1940. A white Bakelite powder compact with the St. George insignia. A Battle Dress label dated 1945. A Headquarters pass dated 1945. A Royal Corps of Signals leather powder compact. A silver spoon marked “1st Canadian Army.” A 100-franc invasion banknote. A packet of French matches. A metal flashlight. A cardboard box marked “OHMS.” An empty box for 12 .380 DC MK II revolver cartridges, dated May 31, 1944. Some wear and patina on the items. Condition II+.
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RAF equipment. Includes a Magazine-brand housing, type C45 No. 14/1393, with "AM" markings beneath a crown. Manufactured by Williams MFG CO, London. A metal and Bakelite housing, marked “Boxes Connecting Telephone,” with “AM” markings beneath a crown, Ref. 10A/2135. A metal lamp with its leather and canvas lens cover. Marked “Cover Lens,” Ref. 5C/2862. Complete cable secured to its aluminum mount. This is the cockpit lamp from a Lancaster bomber. Small British accessories. Includes a cardboard tube, never opened but with a few dents, labeled “Foot Powder,” manufactured by Boots Pure Drug Co. Ltd. Dated March 1940. A white Bakelite powder compact, featuring the St. George’s Cross. A Battle Dress label, dated 1945. A Headquarters PSS card, dated 1945. A leather powder compact from the Royal Corps of Signals. A silver spoon, marked “1st Canadian Army.” A 100-franc invasion note. A pack of French matches. A metal flashlight. A cardboard box marked “OHMS.” An empty box of 12 .380 DC MK II revolver cartridges, dated May 31, 1944. Note some wear and patina on the items. Condition II+. British equipment. RAF equipment. Includes a case marked “Magazine Type C45 N 14/1393” with “AM” beneath a crown. Manufactured by Williams MFG CO, London. A metal and Bakelite box marked “Boxes Connecting Telephone” with “AM” beneath a crown, Ref. 10A/2135. A metal lamp with its leather and web lens cover. Marked “Cover Lens, Ref. 5C/2862.” Complete cable attached to its aluminum support. This is a Lancaster bomber cockpit lamp. Small British accessories. Includes a cardboard tube, unopened but showing some dents, with a label marked “Foot Powder,” manufactured by Boots Pure Drug Co., Ltd. Dated March 1940. A white Bakelite powder compact with the St. George insignia. A Battle Dress label dated 1945. A Headquarters pass dated 1945. A Royal Corps of Signals leather powder compact. A silver spoon marked “1st Canadian Army.” A 100-franc invasion banknote. A packet of French matches. A metal flashlight. A cardboard box marked “OHMS.” An empty box for 12 .380 DC MK II revolver cartridges, dated May 31, 1944. Some wear and patina on the items. Condition II+.
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