WWII Boxed Celluloid Eye Shades – Boots Military Issue Spode Dinner Plate Saddle up for an adventure

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The leather jerkin was widely used by British troops throughout the war and became an iconic symbol of the British soldier during this period

The clear window allowed for quick reference to maps during briefings or in the heat of battle

These inert cartridges are non-functional

WWII Boxed Celluloid Eye Shades – Boots Military Issue Spode Dinner Plate Saddle up for an adventureThis original WWII box of Celluloid Eye Shades, manufactured by Boots, was issued to the British military for eye protection and post injury care. Made from lightweight celluloid, these eye shades were used to shield damaged or recovering eyes from light and further irritation. The set remains in its original wartime box, clearly marked with manufacturer details and contents, making it a rare find in such well preserved condition. An unusual but