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A collection of assorted militaria, comprising Post & Cold War: Emergency feeding cup and spoon, Civil Defence Corps Headquarters armband, a military pencil dosimeter and Nuclear Weapon Effects Computer No.1, a J.Hudson & Co military whistle dated 1952WW2: German Third Reich Fork with Luftwaffe eagle manufactured by WMF, marked I./62 (I.Abteilung Flak Regiment 62 or I.Ausbildungs Bataillon); Air Raid Warden's Post plaque, ration book wallet, Home Guard shoulder title and Radnor Home Guard cap badge; ARP badge and Civil Defence button, a Home Front or ARP hand lantern and a hand bell cast from metal taken from German aircraft shot down over Britain;together with a candleholder made from a miniature French WW1 Adrian helmet with Arras strap and a Mappin and Webb fork with War Department arrow (group)

Two cased dosimeter readers by Fisher Controls Limited, an HP 180A oscilloscope set, a No. 1 contamination meter and a cased transponder test set; and two further empty instrument cases (7) Condition Report:No condition report available.

US Army EIR3 Army Chemical Dosimeter. This army chemical dosimeter is housed in a 2. 25 x 3. 25 x 0. 7 olive green metal case. The cover is stamped US Army, Dosimeter, Radiation Tactical EIR3 while the inside of the cover reads Keep closed except when reading. Good condition. All autographs come with a Certificate of Authenticity. We combine postage on multiple winning lots and can ship worldwide. UK postage from £5.99, EU from £7.99, Rest of World from £9.99

WW2 British 1937 Pattern and other later 58 pattern webbing. Large packs, small packs, belts, Rifle ammo pouches, straps etc. Some Danish Small Packs, Dosimeter, Respirator etc. (Q)

Original vintage propaganda poster - Personal Protective Measures - Delayed Danger. Principles of protection: 1. Detection and measurement of radioactivity to enable deliberate exposure to be controlled within safe limits. 2. Avoidance of heavily contaminated areas until the activity has decayed to safer levels. 3. Observance of rules governing exposure. 4. Use of suitable clothing and equipment by those who have to be exposed to radioactive dust. 5. Personal cleansing from contamination. 6. Decontamination of essential clothing & equipment. Radiac Instruments: Individual dosimeter, Radiac survey meter, Contamination meter. Suitable clothing and equipment: Well closed denim overalls or similar garment. Gumboots or strong leather boots - strong gloves. Scarf of sweat rag around neck. Simple lint or "smog" face mask. Closely fitting helmet or hat. Good condition, creasing, staining. Country of issue: USA, designer: Unknown, size (cm): 89x58, year of printing: 1960s.

A Tapley brake meter, Megger military tester, avometer, portable Trainer No 1 Meter Dose - Rate Dosimeter, and Diesel Tune equipment. (5)

A collection of slide rules together with an Otis King Model K rotary calculator, a Gaertz gamma radiation dosimeter etc

Military 8-Cartridge 60mm Box for M2 and M19 Mortar together with 1950's Military Charging Unit (Individual Dosimeter No.1)

A MILITARY ISSUE, CHARGING UNITS DOSIMETER, QUARTZ FIBRE NUMBER 2, (1958 year stamped) serial number 6044

An Jordan Electronics Universal Atomics model 3 dosimeter charger (1954-1964)The yellow box marked CD, comes complete with seven Bendix CD V-742 torches, green painted box containing four possible firing pins, a pearl harbour survivors association ceramic decanter, the moon shaped decanter decorated with an eagle holding a bomb, a picture of ships and Ohu Island.

A German Army tactical radiation dosimeter set; a Namas calibration gauge; and a Colmans mustard wooden box with assorted tins, to include; Wrens Original Polish; Erinmore mixture piped tobacco; Dunhill early morning pipe; Bell's Three Nuns tobacco; and others.

A German Army 1965 tactical radiation dosimeter military type Strahlendosimeter, No. 16070/BW, in fitted green painted case.

Geiger counter and dosimeter charger.