British DLR Headphones No. 5 – Excellent Condition WWII Era

British DLR Headphones No. 5 – Excellent Condition WWII Era

Marsoni

M251S

$56.00

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British DLR Headphones No. 5 – Excellent Condition WWII EraThese British DLR Headphones No. 5 are an original WWII era military communication headset, offered here in excellent condition. Used by the British forces for wireless reception and field communications, the No. 5 model was a key component in radio operation during the war. Constructed with robust bakelite earpieces, an adjustable headband, and durable fabric covered wiring, these headphones were built to withstand the rigours of military service.

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Reviewed in the United States on May 20, 2025