1941 British Ordnance Issue Whistle (ADIE BROS)
A nice example manufactured by ADIE Brothers of Birmingham. read more
44.00 GBP
1940 Corps Of Military Police Presentation Lighter
A nickel plated cigarette lighter that was presented to Sergeant D.J.Kilminster by Section 23. C.M.P on the 11-9-40.
The lighter has not been tested and offered for sale as a display piece only.
Sorry UK mainland sale only. read more
Boer War / WW1 British Army Razor
A good example of a British soldiers cut throat razor from the Boer war / WW1 period with one of the horn slabs branded with a service number 3911.
Sorry UK Mainland sale only, must be over 18yrs of age and photo I.D is required (passport/driving license). read more
1945 British Indian Army Machete & Scabbard (A/F)
A well used 1945 dated Dha-type machete with its original leather scabbard, this pattern was produced in India and issued to British and Commonwealth troops serving in the Far-East.
The blade is of basic design and was prone to losing its edge quite quickly, the spine on this blade bears many knock marks from being used as a multi-tool, unfortunately one of the wooden slab grips is at fa... read more
Early WW2 RAF Officer's Peaked Cap (Large Size)
An untouched early WW2 RAF officer's peaked cap in a good large size 7 3/8, the cap has all the traits of early manufacture with a D-shaped peak, light blue stitching around the rim and green coloured leather to the underside of the peak. The cap is in good all original condition and free from any moth damage, topside of peak with overall light dirt marks from service use and storage, wonderfu... read more
WW1-WW2 Savage Arms Corp Spring Balance (Lewis Gun)
Manufactured in the U.S.A by the Savage Arms Corp for testing trigger pressure & main spring on the Lewis gun, both BSA (England) and Savage (US) produced the Lewis machine gun during WW1 but with a difference in calibre, .
This spring balance has been left as found and not cleaned. read more
38.00 GBP
1900 Dated Boer War Mounted Infantry Bandolier
An excellent mounted infantry bandolier bearing a good bold makers mark & date, also present is a very faint handwritten service number and name ''705 J.Edwards'' but please note this is only my interpretation of it so may differ.
The leather is in wonderful condition for its age, one claw on the buckle is missing but this could have been period removed by the wearer for quick release.<... read more
Scarce 1943 Mk1 Royal Armoured Corps Steel Helmet
A most pleasing and totally original Mark 1 RAC steel helmet retaining much of its factory-applied textured paint finish and wartime fitted camouflage net, this early variant has the bolt-through liner fixing and is totally undisturbed, there are remnants of unit flashes to both sides of the shell.
The liners cradle is stamped BMB (Briggs Motor Company) and dated 1943, the rexene tongues... read more