Original British MK VII Water Bottle WW2 9th series showcasing the ingenuity and adaptation

showcasing the ingenuity and adaptation of German artillery technology during World War I

The belts were often worn with the M1928 and M1941 equipment setups

Good example

The "King Size" variant offered a longer cigarette for those desiring a more substantial smoking experience

short circuit protection

Original British MK VII Water Bottle WW2 9th series showcasing the ingenuity and adaptationThe MK VII water bottle came into use with the British Army in late 1939 and saw use with the BEF in 1940 and carried on in service throughout WW2 and into the 1950s. This example is complete with its webbing cradle, often referred to as 'skeleton' pattern which has had a coat of early war 'pea green' blanch.