OSS Large Thermite Well
This Thermite Well, was designed by the OSS.
In 1942, the Metal end Thermite company, constructed this Thermite Well.
This in the inner ceramic liner.
Filling and cardboard is removed many years ago.
Very rare, and very hard to find OSS item.
Never seen one in collections or musea.
The manual is not included. read more
200.00 EUR
Paratrooper Knee pads
Nice matching set of knee pads.
good condition.
used by the British paratroopers, bus also by SOE and OSS agents.
Dated 1943 read more
175.00 EUR
soe-Engineers crimper tool
These tools were used urly ww2 by engineers, but also dropped for the resistance in occupied Europe.
Nice condition, Item is still greased.
1944 dated. read more
AC delay fuse, cut away .
Sometimes a cut away like this if found.
Nice example of an item you can see the mechanism inside.
Good quality craftsman work. read more
SOE plastic container for dets
Again a nice plastic container for dets.
Felt disc still inside.
Copper tube igniters were sometimes also stored in these containers.
One extra picture is attached from Eric Pierrets book. read more
110.00 EUR
Nr 75 Hawkins mine Drill detonator tin
Drill tin for drill dets Hawkins mine.
You wound not see this type of tin often.
Most of the label still there. read more
150.00 EUR
SOE tyre burster tin.
This tin is in very nice and used condition.
Was made to store 6 tyre bursters.
This tin is also a hard to find item. read more
SOE copper tube igniter
very nice tin with 15 Copper tube igniters.
Used to lite safety fuse.
Used by the Royal corps of Engineers, but alse the resistance during WW2.
Very nice condition, looks like new.
Dated 1944
Extra picture attached from Eric Pierret s book. read more
SOE Nobel 808 label.
Label from a 808 Nobel box.
There is some damage, but still nice and hard to find item. read more
SOE L- delay tin
Again a very hard to find SOE tin.
L-delay s were distributed in different tins.
This one contained the 24 Hours L delay s.
Cardboard still inside.
1945 dated, and text still in very nice condition. read more