K.O. Peppiatt, 10 Shilling, L77D912245 ( Dugg. B.251) Emergency Issue Series trio which are common in Western-produced

which are common in Western-produced ammunition

A superb and increasingly difficult set to find complete

It was designed to protect soldiers from a wide range of chemical and biological agents

Whether for display or functional use

The Sam Browne Belt was named after British General Sir Samuel Browne

K.O. Peppiatt, 10 Shilling, L77D912245 ( Dugg. B.251) Emergency Issue Series trio which are common in Western-producedDuring the Second World War, the Bank of England felt the need to protect its currency from counterfeiters. It decided to change the colours of the 1 and 10 shilling notes for the duration of the war and add a revolutionary (at the time) inner metal security thread. The 1 changed from Green to Blue Pink and the 10 shillings from Red Brown to Mauve. The basic design was unchanged from the pre 1940 10 Shilling note. Printed by offset litho at St Lukes's