Original British WWII Paratrooper Parachute Regiment Camoflague Sleeping Bag Martini-Henry Bayonets He was a member of

He was a member of the old-established firm of solicitors ' Messrs Murton

Size is approximately 7 3/8 (59cm)

The upper quillons have cast in oak leaves and acorns

Göring emphasized his loyalty to Adolph

Tank helmets were issued as part of a tank's onboard equipment

Original British WWII Paratrooper Parachute Regiment Camoflague Sleeping Bag Martini-Henry Bayonets He was a member ofOriginal Item: Only One Available. These British World War Two Paratrooper sleeping bags were initially developed not as a sleeping bag as such but as a dual purpose item which could also be used to keep a Paratrooper warm in an aircraft. In the early days of the British Airborne forces the obsolete Whitley Bomber was often used as a transport aircraft. The Paras had to sit on the floor in the unheated aircraft. This bag was designed so they could sit