There were quite a few varieties from both WW1 and WW2, more than I'm showing here.  The opposite side has a different picture on each.  A couple of these are royal commemoratives and not military related.  A couple are actually Australian.  I don't what other ones actually exist, yet!   Lance      

Britain was of no help. 

Hey everybody.    I'm currently working on a project for my Geography class, and I'm looking for information on what part the British armed forces took in aiding the Irish in their time of need...   Anything helps!   Thanks!   Wade

She left him in 1948 after he lost his job😉

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What a Handsome Couple!!!

Thanks a bunch.

is it a real one  

any time you can find a complete ww1 helmet with its chin strap and liner is a great find. most of what i see is only the shell.

when buying German items be very careful. the stuff is off the wall in repros. buy from a well known dealer who is trustworthy.

i have a question-- are they reproducing ww2 British uniforms and web gear?

The jacket in your photo is a reproduction (or modern-made costume/reenactment piece) of a classic British Army scarlet tunic, most likely inspired by Victorian-era (mid-to-late 19th century) full dress uniforms, such as those worn during the Anglo-Zulu War period (1879) or similar ceremonial/parade dress from the later 1800s into the early 20th century.