*NEW ARRIVALS*

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Canada & Great Britain: 1st Canadian Parachute Battalion Battle Dress attributed to Pte Walter Bowler, early MKII fire helmet from the Blitz period, British nurse uniform, canvas shoulder title for the Canadian Chaplin Service, canvas shoulder title for the Algonquin Regiment, paste back shoulder title for The Royal Regiment, canvas shoulder title for the Queen's Own Rifles, 48th Highlanders uniform removed Battle Dress insignia set, 2nd Canadian Division formation badges in canvas, Canadian "ammo" boots, Winnipeg Grenadiers beret, Winnipeg Grenadiers shoulder title, RAF Combined Ops badge, metal wound badge, Canadian Army machete set, and MKIII field dressing. 

United States: U.S. Army M1 combat helmet with fixed bales and original period mounted net, and First World War M1907 leather rifle sling.

Germany: Panzer wrap in black wool, Waffen-SS enlisted sleeve eagle, Deutsches Rotes Kreuz “Helferin” working uniform, Panzer Assault Badge in silver by Hermann Aurich, Panzer Assault Badge in silver by Frank & Reif, Panzer Assault Badge in bronze by Steinhauer & Lück, Luftwaffe Ground Assault Badge by G.H. Osang, worn Luftwaffe belt and buckle set, enlisted Heer cap eagle, tan Wehrmacht 6 x 30 binoculars, Heer Panzergrenadier NCO shoulder straps, mint P38 holster, Soldbuch’s for Werkmeister Fritz Holzappel of the 339 Infanterie-Division, Obergefreiter Friedrich Korz of the 101 Jager Division, Unteroffizier Fritz Klepper of the 339 Infantrie Division, Stabsgefreiter Heinrich Rininsland of the 82 Infanterie Division, Leutnant Alois Strasser of the 134. Grenadier Regiment, Leutnant Paul Dietzler of the Aufklärungs-Abteilung 257 (Reconnaissance), Gefreiter Johann Fischer of the 387. Infantrie Division & 4. Kavallerie Division, and Soldaten Johannes Misiewicz of the 144. Wervaltung Komp, Deutsches Rotes Kreuz shirt and tie, interesting photographs from the front lines, and Ju-87 Stuka dive bomber and crew photograph from Norway.

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