Early SA Dagger By E&F Horster (With A Difference)
A most interesting early E&F Horster produced SA dagger with all solid nickel fittings and early style Shellac lacquered & anodised scabbard, the cross guard is clearly stamped with the ''HA'' gruppe mark denoting Hansa in Northern Germany, the undisturbed wooden grip is in wonderful condition and retains good colour, the SA button is in very good order with only a minute central chip to the en... read more
Boer War General Service Pattern 1895 MkIV Water Bottle
A scarce Boer war period blue enamel MkIV water bottle with its original broad arrow & unit marked buff leather strap, still with its original cork stopper and securing chain, originally would have had a light khaki felt covering but now absent.
Considering the age and use of this item the enamelwork remains in wonderful condition, best I have seen. read more
Late 19th Century Zulu Isijula Throwing Spear
An excellent example of a late 19th century Zulu Isijula throwing spear with a lovely rich patina to the haft, the 7 inch long leaf shaped head is in lovely condition and has the typical stepped shoulders at the base, the split cane binding to the grip is also in excellent condition and with a great patina, the fluted end of the haft has a much deeper colour from years of handling.
Overa... read more
Inert WW1 British (Tank) 6 Pounder MkIII Brass Shell Case
A 1917 dated 6 pdr mkIII brass shell case being the type used by British naval guns and in British Mk1 to MkIV tanks, marked on the base 'CF' for cordite filled and also with the letter 'K' for the firm Kynoch.
Stands 12 inches high, few minor blemishes to finish.
Sorry Mainland UK sale only. read more
WW2 British Royal Marines Economy (Plastic) Cap Badge
A fairly scarce Royal Marines plastic/bakelite cap badge made by A.Stanley & Sons of Walsall and still retaining its original felt backing ( major moth damage). read more
120.00 GBP
Early Kriegsmarine Gilt Belt Buckle with KM Marked Tab
A nice early example of a Kriegsmarine aluminium belt buckle that retains approx.80 - 85% of its original gilt finish, some light surface scratches present along with light wear to the highpoints, internally stamped with a slightly obscure manufacturers mark for the firm Richard Sieper & Sohn, Ludenscheid.
Still with its original leather tab bearing the manufacturers oval stamp (same mak... read more
Inert WW2 Japanese 75mm Type 41 Mountain Gun Shell Case
A good clean WWII Japanese 75mm x 185mm brass shell case for the Type 41 mountain gun, stamped on the base with the Nagoya arsenal mark (like an inverted figure 8 within a circle).
Sorry Mainland UK sale only. read more
Unissued 1944 British Army Size 5 Shirt Collar
An excellent condition 1944 dated khaki wool detachable shirt collar in a good size 5( approx. 15 1/2). read more
Pair of WW2 G.H.Q India Command Flashes
A uniform detachable pair of G.H.Q India formation signs with nice heavily embroidered central yellow stars on a red & black felt base, khaki cotton drill backed with all hooks still present, with some moth tracking. read more
35.00 GBP
WW2 British Private Purchase Fighting Knife - Popular With Commando's & US Troops
An original WW2 Sheffield-made ''Taylor Eye Witness'' fighting knife and scabbard, these stiletto bladed knives were purchased from private/commercial suppliers and were very popular with British commando's and US troops based in Britain prior to D-Day.
The grip is formed using pressed leather washers and held firm by the correct wartime brass pommel, the 6 3/4 inch double edged blade is... read more