Lewis Machine Gunners Bullion Sleeve Badge

A good removed from uniform example with very light tarnishing.  read more

Code: 50502

Rare Wilkinson 1879P Martini Henry Artillery Carbine Saw Back Bayonet

A very pleasing and rare example of the Martini Henry Artillery carbine saw back bayonet manufactured by Wilkinson of London.
The main contractor/ supplier to the War Department was Enfield with an approximate figure of 60,000+ leaving the factory but during the 1890`s a contract was given to Wilkinson who produced a low figure of approximately 2000 bayonets.
The blade is in very ...  read more

Code: 50500

WW2 US M1911 Holster ( Field Modification)

A 1942 dated example made by Sears which has been field modified into an open top/quick access holster.
Some light rusting on metal belt hook but would improve with cleaning.  read more

Code: 50498

Pair of WW2 RAF Cushion Covers

A pair of silk/rayon cushion covers with an embroidered RAF centre piece, in very good condition and still retaining strong colours.
There are two very small holes present but hardly noticeable.
Approx 20 1/2 inches square.  read more

Code: 50497

French 1831 Modelle Artillery Gladius/Glaive Short Sword

A good example manufactured by Talabot of Paris with a 19 inch double edged Gladius style blade, which now bears an age related patina, very minor nicks and some minor pitting in places, good firm brass hilt which has not been over polished.
Sorry UK sale ONLY and Proof of age WILL be required (18+).  read more

Code: 50495

WW2 British 37 Ptn Binocular Case & Strap

An excellent almost unissued example dated 1941.  read more

Code: 50494

WW2 South Lancashire Shoulder Flashes (1st Battalion)

A pair of 1st Battalion S.Lancs shoulder flashes (blue facing forward) , part of a house clearance find.
In good condition but slightly grubby.
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Code: 50493

Early WW2 British Wardens Helmet (Gas Identification Officer)

An early WW2 white painted wardens helmet manufactured by BMB (Briggs Motor Bodies Ltd) in 1939, the hand painted exterior is a wartime over paint (and now discoloured) as there is evidence of earlier applied diamond shapes to the front (before W was applied), indicating that this helmet belonged to a Gas Identification Officer whom later added the W.
The underside of the shell retains a...  read more

Code: 50492

British Army Experimental Acrow Entrenching Multi-Tool

Developed during WW1 but ceased production at that time due to high manufacturing costs.
This example is in very good condition.  read more

Code: 50491

Pre-WW2 Royal Navy Ratings Cap Badge

A pre-WW2 well padded example, removed from cap & bit dusty.  read more

Code: 50490