WW1 British Cavalry/Mounted Troops Spurs 1915

A WW1 pair made by Crosbee & Sons 1915,leather work now showing age related cracking and surface wear.
Becoming hard to find WW1 dated examples.  read more

Code: 50155

WW2 British Field Service Cap

A badge removed F/S cap in clean condition , ink stamp difficult to read but shows a size 7 1/8 made by Gelfer of Glasgow and I am guessing 1940.  read more

Code: 50154

British 1888 Pattern MKII Lee Metford Bayonet

An 1888 pattern MKII bayonet made by Wilkinson of London with the forte stamped with the year 99 (1899).
The blade appears to be in very good clean condition with no issues apart from the very tip which has the slightest of rounding (hardly noticeable).
The wooden grips are firm and free from heavy bruising,leatherwork to scabbard also in good order with all stitching intact, all ...  read more

Code: 50153

WW1 Silver Royal Artillery Badge

A WW1 (hall marked Birmingham 1915) silver RA badge worn on Dress uniform.  read more

Code: 50152

WW1 Canadian Epeditionary Force Brass Shoulder Title 1914

A WW1 CEF shoulder title made by P.W.Ellis & Co 1914 .
This example has slight bends and twists which indicates a uniform removed item.  read more

Code: 50151

WW2 US Officers Shirt Worn By British Lt.Col.In India

WW2 US Officers pattern shirt worn by a British Lt.Col. who served in India.
Chest size approx. 40 inch
Neck size approx. 141/2 - 15 inch.
Good condition apart from two small moth nips in arm pit area.  read more

Code: 50149

WW2 British Warrant Officers Badges

These two badges came from the belongings of Lt.David Symes Royal Artillery .  read more

Code: 50148

WW2 US M36 Webbing Suspenders

A 1942 dated set made by Hinson mfg co and in good condition apart from odd small rust stain.  read more

Code: 50147

WW2 British 37 Pattern Webbing Belt XL 1940

Made by MEco in 1940 in an extra large,will adjust from 28 inch up to 48/50 inch.
Getting harder to find now in good clean condition.  read more

Code: 50146

WW1 British Cavalry Spurs Dated 1914

Made by R.Cooper &Son in 1914,possibly worn in the Middle East during their war service as the metal rowels have been replaced with Middle Eastern (Palestine)coins.
Large leather tabs are in good order but the leather straps have suffered over time and now showing cracks and splits.
Still a nice display item  read more

Code: 50142