Early ERII 1st Btn Grenadier Guards Company Colour
A most interesting and well service used Grenadier Guards Company Colour, recently acquired within a glazed picture frame indicating that at some time this flag/Colour was proudly on display, sadly its history is unknown to me.
In the Guards, Company Colours also act as the personal flag of senior officer's, this may be one.
The double-sided silk panels with hand painted artwork d... read more
WW1 Period Private Purchase Pocket Compass
An undated WW1 period private purchase pocket compass that still remains in good working order, the nickel plating to the casing is well rubbed exposing the brass underneath indicating that this was a much used and cherished item, void of any makers mark.
The dial & glass are in wonderful condition and the transit locking button works well too, no evidence of a catch on the lid, just sea... read more
30.00 GBP
Third Reich Naval Officer's 2nd Model Etched Blade Dagger By WKC (Orange Grip)
A most pleasing and fresh to the market Kriegsmarine officer's early 2nd model dagger with an excellent condition etched blade and highly desirable orange/pumpkin coloured celluloid grip, this untouched dagger was produced by Weyersburg, Kirschbaum & Cie (WKC) and ticks all the boxes in regards to what to expect from this maker, the obverse of the ricasso bears the firms trade-mark logo of a Ro... read more
1915 German Shell Case Trench Art Jug
A lovely example of WW1 trench art, quite an eye catching piece with its sectioned 303 rounds creating the décor.
Stands 6 inches tall.
Sorry Mainland UK only. read more
45.00 GBP
Scarce Early WW2 British Entrenching Tool
A nice example of an early WW2 British entrenching tool bearing a broad arrow stamp & 1940 date, still with remnants of its original silver coloured base paint.
Adopted with the 37 pattern webbing and phased out in early 1941.
Sorry UK sale only. read more
WW1 Gift From The Colonies Chocolate Tin
A well used example with some surface wear & light scratches present, couple of small corner splits to the bottom section and couple of minor kinks to front edge of lid.
What is interesting is that when you slightly tilt the tin towards yourself the gold coloured images and lettering become much clearer and display good detail.
Priced accordingly. read more
Sam Browne Variant Leather Holster
An excellent condition Sam Browne variant leather holster for a Webley type revolver, this non-maker marked example has the early style rear tongue with brass stud used for securing the holster in position whilst fitted on the SB belt.
What is slightly different on this variant is the double brass D - rings giving the wearer the option of having it waist or shoulder slung.
All sti... read more
Rare Early WW2 ARP 'First Aid Point' Enamel Sign
A very rare and simply stunning early ARP enamel sign, the images say it all.
Large size 27 inches x 9. read more
WW1 Princess Mary 1915 Gift Tin New Year Card
An original example in wonderful condition.
Reserved for E.T.B read more
Scarce Early WW2 ARP 68A Austerity Pattern Beret
A scarce and well used early wartime ARP 68A Austerity pattern beret of multi-piece construction, first introduced in July 1941 and continued to be worn throughout the war years.
Even with some surface wear to the dark blue serge wool this early pattern beret remains a very desirable item of Civil Defence headwear.
Internally, the black cotton liner has a slight sheen to it sugge... read more