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W & H Peacock Catalogue 19 Oct 2019 W & H Peacock Catalogue 19 Oct 2019 1 Camouflage army-style rucksack 38 Four boxed pairs Johnscliffe hiking boots (size 6) 2 No.1 patrol pack in camouflage 39 Three boxed pairs Johnscliffe hiking boots (size 6) 3 Webtex camouflage rucksack with roll mat 40 Bundle of shooting sticks and rests 4 30inch rope-handled tool bag 41 Royal Paddock wax coat, size L 5 Small camouflage rucksack 42 Wax coat in black, size M 6 Nevis heavy duty 88 litre rucksack in blue 43 Royal Paddock wax coat in blue, size S 7 Highlander forces 66 rucksack in green with roll 44 Wax coat in green, size XL mat 45 Vintage pair binoculars 8 Large Bergen rucksack in camouflage 46 Eight quart cast iron cooking pot 9 Highlander forces 88 rucksack in camouflage 47 Two small bottles of camping gas 10 Box of canvas backpacks 48 Small fire extinguisher, packaged 11 Four various ammunition tins including mortar box 49 Hi-Gear tourpac canteen cook set 12 Box of blue roll mats 50 Highlander three-piece non-stick cook set 13 Box of mixed roll mats 51 Two boxed Aladdin flasks together with a Jetboil 14 Box containing 17 blue roll mats flask 15 Small box of 8 blue roll mats 52 Qty of Highlander cook sets together with a steel 16 Four various rucksacks kettle 17 Gelert camping cooker 53 Ten litre Jerry can with a vintage Esso spirit can 18 Qty of camping cookware 54 Qty vintage camping gear inc. lanterns, iron, brass pot etc 19 Boxed mini barbeque grill 55 Four various camping lanterns 20 Boxed Highlander compact gas heater 56 Three boxed portable pumps 21 Boxed portable 500W halogen lamp 57 Two boxed Highlander air pumps 22 Boxed Thetford Porta-Potti 58 Two boxed electric air pumps 23 Three vintage flasks 59 Two boxed sounding target sets 24 Three boxed pairs of Kombat leather patrol boots (size 11) 60 Three boxed air shooting targets with a paper target holder and pellet catcher 25 Three boxed pairs of Kombat leather patrol boots (size 12/13) 61 Seven hanging larders 26 Three boxed pairs of Kombat leather patrol boots 62 Two boxed pairs Kombat leather patrol boots (size (size 7/8) 13) 27 Three boxed pairs of Kombat leather patrol boots 63 Two boxed pairs Kombat leather patrol boots (size (size 10) 11/12) 28 Three boxed pairs of Kombat leather patrol boots 64 Five boxed pairs Kombat leather patrol boots (size (size 6) 10) 29 Three boxed pairs of Kombat leather patrol boots 65 Two boxed pairs Kombat leather patrol boots (size (size 4/5) 9) 30 Three boxed pairs of Kombat tactical pro boots 66 Three boxed pairs Kombat leather patrol boots (size 6/9/10) (size 8) 31 Four boxed pairs of Kombat desert patrol boots 67 Three boxed pairs Kombat leather patrol boots (size 7) 32 Eight boxed pairs of Johnscliffe hiking boots, various sizes 68 Four boxed pairs Kombat leather patrol boots (size 6) 33 Three boxed pairs Johnscliffe hiking boots (size 12) 69 Five boxed pairs Kombat leather patrol boots (size 34 Three boxed pairs Johnscliffe hiking boots (size 12) 5) 35 Three boxed pairs Johnscliffe hiking boots, various 70 Two boxed pairs Kombat leather patrol boots (size sizes 3/4) 36 Two boxed pairs Johnscliffe hiking boots (size 8) 71 Crossdraw tactical vest in black 37 Three boxed pairs Johnscliffe hiking boots (size 7) 72 Webtex tactical vest in black BidMaster Office 1 73 Webtex assault vest in black 113 Box of mixed camping accessories and equipment 74 Viper police vest in black 114 Four 20 litre water carriers 75 Ten various boxed pairs Johnscliffe hiking shoes 115 Five 20 litre water carriers 76 Six various pairs of Grafters retro monkey boots 116 Five 20 litre water carriers 77 Eight various pairs of Grafters monkey boots 117 Five 10 litre water carriers 78 Five boxed pairs of Grafters monkey boots, various 118 Five 20 litre water carriers sizes 119 Five approx. 10 litre water carriers 79 Five boxed pairs of Grafters monkey boots, various 120 Five Kombat survival kits sizes 121 Four various forces-style first aid packs 80 Four boxed plus one unboxed pair of Grafters monkey boots 122 Seven Cadet and mini Highliander first aid kits 81 Four boxed plus one unboxed pair of Grafters 123 Qty of Highlander and Blackspur padlocks monkey boots 124 Qty of Gelert and Kombat face paint 82 Bag of hats 125 Box of Jack Pyke charcoal fuel sticks 83 Bag of mixed hats and caps 126 Small box of Web-tex steel firelighter sets 84 Bag of mixed hats and caps 127 Box containing freeze dried food 85 Bag of mixed hats and caps 128 Five various rolls of bungee and rubber cord 86 Bag of mixed hats and caps 129 Six tins of .22 Ely Wasp air pellets 87 Bag of mixed hats and caps 130 Box of Viper clips and locks with a box of guy line 88 Bag of mixed hats and caps runners 89 Box containing airbeds and pillows 131 Six various caps and a beret 90 Box containing mixed bags, blankets, cool bags 132 Boxed pair of Grafters black leather safety boots etc. (size 7) 91 Three boxed mixed rucksacks, pouches and 133 Two boxed Highlander single air beds satchels 134 Tray of mixed camp cookware, mugs, stoves etc. 92 Box of sleeping bags 135 Tray of 6mm plastic BBs and other air soft eqt. 93 Box of sleeping bags 136 Tray of headlamps 94 Box of sleeping bags 137 Tray of mixed camping equipment 95 Box containing Highlander and other waterproof 138 Box of various helmets clothing inc. jackets 139 Three boxed pairs of Grafters safety boots (size 5) 96 Two boxed stainless steel kettles 140 Two boxed pairs Grafters safety boots in tan (size 97 Two boxed insect killers 4/16) 98 Two boxed Highlander camp stoves 141 Ten various walking poles 99 Two boxed Highlander camp stoves 142 Tray of Nikwax and other cleaning products 100 Three various camping lamps 143 Shelf of water carriers 101 Three boxed Gelert u-Tube lanterns 144 Two Condor multi-tools 102 Boxed Coleman fan and light 145 Highlander Wolverine folding saw 103 Two water containers and a Gelert folding wash 146 Two boxed Kombat tactical knives basin 147 Five Opinel no.9 folding knives 104 Tray of mixed camping cleaning products inc. 148 Green penknife together with five other small Nikwax polish, Brasso etc. folding knives 105 Bag of Viper gloves 149 Two boxed Talon small multi-tools 106 Two folding camping tables 150 K25 training knife 107 Box of sleeping bags 151 Boxed folding knife by Whitby 108 Box of camouflage trousers 152 Two Leatherman multi-tools 109 Box of mixed camping accessories and equipment 153 Qty. of Duracell batteries (AA/D/C) 110 Box of mixed camping accessories and equipment 154 Five various gas masks 111 Box of mixed sleeping bags and mats 155 Vintage TMC telephone 112 Box of mixed camping accessories and equipment BidMaster Office 2 156 Half shelf of taps and other accessories for water 198 Box of camouflage coats carriers 199 Box of mixed bomber jackets 157 Small box of replacement bulbs 200 Box of mixed bomber jackets 158 Qty of trenching tools 201 Box of mixed camping eqt. including umbrellas 159 Box of ground sheets 202 Box of mixed bomber jackets 160 Box of mixed camping equipment 203 Box of bottles and flasks 161 Box of Wymaster coats in green 204 Box of bomber jackets 162 Box of blue cargo shorts and trousers 205 Box of mixed camping eqt. including compasses 163 Box of mixed hiking trousers 206 Box of thermal wear, mainly longjohns and 164 Box of mixed camouflage coats and trousers leggings 165 Box of green coats including Wynmaster 207 Box of mixed bags 166 Box containing black Parka-style coats 208 Box of various camping eqt. 167 Box containing black Parka-style coats 209 Box of base layers 168 Tray of walking socks 210 Box of Gelert and other thermal shirts and vests 169 Thirteen pairs Grafters cadet boots in black, 211 Box of light grey flying-type jackets various sizes 212 Box of various green trousers 170 Thirteen pairs Grafters cadet boots in black, 213 Box of mugs, bottles and flasks various sizes 214 Box of various bags 171 Tray of various torches 215 Four boxes of enamel camping mugs 172 Tray of mosquito repellent 216 Box of bags and pouches 173 Box of mixed bags 217 Box of Highlander Tempest waterproof trousers 174 Box of various bomber jackets 218 Box of Blue Castle boiler suits 175 Box of mixed coats 219 Brisbane oilskin wide brim hat 176 Box of mixed camping eqt. 220 Blue navy-style pea coat together with pair of 177 Box of mixed bomber jackets green woolen trousers 178 Box of mixed gilets 221 Qty. folding green and white camping chairs 179 Box of blue coats including Wynmaster 222 Two 10 litre petrol cans 180 Box of various camouflage coats 223 Twenty two boxed pairs Grafters combat and 181 Box of mixed camping eqt. assault boots, various sizes 182 Box of various shorts and trousers 224 Eleven boxed pairs Grafters safety boots in 183 Box of various shorts and trousers nubuck and leather, various sizes 184 Box containing shorts and trousers in khaki and 225 Twelve boxed pairs Grafters safety boots, various beige sizes 185 Box of green Parka-style jackets 226 Four boxed pairs Magnum Cobra Eight combat boots, various sizes 186 Box of Parka-style jackets 227 Four boxed pairs Magnum Cobra Eight combat 187 Box of Parka-style jackets boots, various sizes 188 Box of Parka-style jackets 228 Six boxed pairs Magnum Patrol boots, various 189 Box of webbing, satchels, backpacks and other sizes bags 229 Four boxed pairs Magnum Patrol boots (size 190 Box of mixed flags 12/13) 191 Box of kid's waterproofs and hi-viz wear 230 Four boxed pairs Magnum Patrol boots, various 192 Four boxed pairs Grafters safety boots in tan, sizes various sizes 231 Three boxed pairs Magnum Patrol boots, various 193 Tray of mixed camping bottles and flasks sizes 194
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