WWII No.38 Wireless Set & Rare Junction Box No.2
A WWII No.38 MKII wireless set that was recently discovered in an outbuilding where it had sat for many years, the main metal body retains much of its original paint finish apart from where the webbing cradle had been in close contact, this indicates that whilst in storage the webbing had retained some moisture/dampness and caused the paintwork to lift slightly and create some light surface ru... read more
Scarce Denbighshire Hussars Imperial Yeomanry Spurs
A scarce and fresh to the market pair of Boer war period Denbighshire Hussars Imperial Yeomanry spurs dating from 1900 to 1908.
The DHIY saw active service during the Boer war where they earned their first battle honour.
The leather straps remain supple but now with age related surface cracks, the white metal spurs are intact and just require a polishing, left as found. read more
WWII Canadian Made Inspection Mirror (20mm Polsten AA Gun)
A scarce Canadian made gun barrel inspection mirror for the 20mm Polsten Anti-Aircraft gun.
A very clean example, broad arrow stamp to corner of mirror. read more
35.00 GBP
George III 1796 Universal Pattern Officer`s Gorget
An original Georgian 1796 Universal pattern officer`s gorget bearing the Kings cypher and laurel decoration, approximately 50% of the fire gilt /mercuric finish still remaining to this iconic item from the George III period.
Original lambs skin liner still present and secure.
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Rare 1894 Royal Navy QF 6pdr Hotchkiss Gun Accessories Chest
An extremely rare Victorian Royal Naval wooden chest with brass fittings used to house accessories for the QF 6 pounder Hotchkiss gun MKII, a 57mm naval gun introduced in 1885 to defend against new, small and fast vessels such as torpedo boats and later submarines.
The wooden chest is in wonderful untouched condition and retains much of its original paint finish, positioned in the centr... read more
175.00 GBP
1943 Air Ministry Chobert Rivet Gun & Box
A 1943 dated Air Ministry Chobert rivet gun still housed in its original wooden box along with spares, attachments and tin of lubricant.
This type A rivet gun is nicely marked with an AM logo and suppliers details etc, the gun retains a good strong snapping action so I assume in full working order, much of its original paint finish remains but there are some areas of light surface rustin... read more
95.00 GBP
WWII RAF 1943 Pattern Escape / Flying Boots
An excellent pair of RAF 1943 pattern escape boots that still retain their original and fully working zips with both pulls bearing a Kings crown & AM mark.
The suede upper sections are in superb condition and still retain their white metal buckles & leather strap/tabs, the internal fleece linings are also in wonderful condition with one having a concealed 3 inch long pocket to house the ... read more
