Original British WWI Officer's Cut Throat Razor with Strop and Trench Shaving Mirror Cannons Also marked CLINTON in ink

Also marked CLINTON in ink on interior of belt

Even today ceremonial wear includes such “half armor” on members of the British Household Cavalry

The liners were manufactured in Belgium in the 1950s and this “high pressure” manufactured M-1 helmet liner is identified by a manufacturer stamping and 1950s date on the inner dome

1st Allied Airborne patch on left shoulder

WW2 United States Army European Theater of Operations Advanced Base Cloth Patch on left shoulder

Original British WWI Officer's Cut Throat Razor with Strop and Trench Shaving Mirror Cannons Also marked CLINTON in inkOriginal Items: One set only. This Straight razor, often called a "Cut throat razor," dates from before the First World War and was actually made in Solingen, Germany and marketed under the name of CARNOS and the cardboard carry case bears the British Registration number 42538, as well as New Process Razor. The razor has white "ovaline" imitation ivory grip plates with an inlaid CARNOS logo, and the blade is stamped BEST SILVER STEEL MADE IN GERMANY.