British 1856 Pattern Yataghan Sword Bayonet **ON HOLD**
A nice un-messed with, British ordnance issue 1856 model Yataghan sword bayonet with excellent condition chequered leather grip scales and working press stud, the 23 inch long blade is in very good order with only light staining which is commonly found on blades of this age,
All the external/exposed steel components such as the pommel, cross guard etc now have a nice age related patina... read more
1908 Pattern Webbing Bayonet Frog
A good service used 2nd issue webbing bayonet frog (4 issues) with a blanco'd finish, helve strap removed. read more
Mystery British Leather Equipment Strap (Identification Required)
If anyone can identify this WW2 British-made strap please let me know, it was recently discovered amongst some Home Guard items at an old Georgian farmhouse where a former HG member used to live.
The 36 inch long leather strap appears to be devoid of any makers mark but there may have been one present on the small quick release strap but now worn away, due to having a quick release buck... read more
WW2 Royal Navy Chief Petty Officer's Cap
A recent house clearance find and left as found, in untouched ''fresh to the market'' condition, this wonderful ''been there'' looking peaked cap was discovered along with another peaked cap that belonged to the same officer, also discovered were some combined operations items so 100% WW2 and not WW1/post-war.
The small size cap's deep navy blue wool crown is in excellent condition and f... read more
WW2 Home Front ''Mickey Mouse'' Child's Gas Mask
A good condition example that has been left as found, untouched & uncleaned, the rubber is still pliable and without the usual surface cracking, all straps & fittings are absolutely fine, the cardboard box has some wear but is clearly named to a little girl then living in Mid-Wales.
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70.00 GBP
Original 1950's ''Veldtschoen'' Officer's style Brown Leather Boots By George Webb
An excellent and highly sought-after pair of Veldtschoen (field shoe) brown leather ankle boots made by George Webb, this pattern of boot was sold commercially and was often purchased by British army officer's during the 1950's and 60's.
The more waterproof welted boots are in a size 10 if wearing standard thickness socks but would say a 9 1/2 with thicker wool hiking types, the uppers a... read more
175.00 GBP
1940 Rifle Small Arms Training Pamphlet
Reprinted and amended in 1940, some light creases to cover and light rusting to staples, wonderful illustrations throughout.
Fresh to the market and belonged to a member of the Home Guard. read more
12.00 GBP
M1908 Brazilian Mauser Bayonet (Matching Number)
A good matching numbered Mauser bayonet that was adopted by Brazil in 1908 for the 7mm 08 Mauser rifle, manufactured in Germany by various companies and as usual made to a high standard, the 12 inch blade is in excellent order and void of any makers mark to the ricasso (common on this model) but there is a letter 'B'' present stamped on the spine.
The steel pommel and swept quillon are a... read more