WW2 Dated British Army Shaving Brush valet allowing for greater freedom of

allowing for greater freedom of movement and making it easier to wear over a uniform

Collectors and historians value these inert rounds for their historical accuracy and educational value

from 1914 to 1918

It was designed to be worn on the soldier's back and could be quickly ditched in the water if needed

WW2 Dated British Army Shaving Brush valet allowing for greater freedom ofDuring World War II, the British Army issued shaving brushes to their soldiers as part of their personal kit. These brushes were typically made with synthetic bristles or natural animal hair, such as badger or boar hair. They were designed to be compact and easy to carry in a soldier's kit