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The Leith family can be traced back almost to medieval times and apparently were very supportive of Bonnie Price Charlie's Rebels and sheltered several after the Battle of Culloden in 1746
This is a collection of Marine Corps items from the 1927 Occupation of Nicaragua and the 1927 to 1941 China assignment
These garments generally had four buttons and were lined with khaki wool
Two front-sewn ear flaps were to accommodate radio receivers (normally of Ericsson or Elno design) and could be secured close by means of three snap fasteners
is a knife designed for military use
Original German WWII Luftwaffe EM-NCO Wool M38 Overseas Cap with Faded Markings Flintlock Pistols The Leith family can beOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a lovely lightly used example of a German WWII Luftwaffe M38 Overseas cap (Schiffchen), as worn by Enlisted men and NCOs (EM NCO). It definitely has a "been there" look that is impossible to duplicate. The overseas cap, nicknamed in German military slang as "Schiffchen", or literally "little ship" as it resembled an up turned row boat, was standard issue for the Luftwaffe for most occasions. The cap is
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