WW2 US M1923 Magazine Pouch (Colt .45 1911A1)
A good condition 1942 dated US M1923 tan webbing magazine pouch with two pockets to house magazines for the Colt.45 1911A1 self-loading pistol.
Good working 'Lift the Dot' fastener and clean rear stud to attach to the M1936 pistol belt. read more
Early Issue Wilkinson RAF/Army Type-D Survival Knife
An early pre-NATO Wilkinson sword company Type - D survival knife which bears the 1B prefix indicating use for both the RAF and British Army (circa 1950's).
The 7 1/4 inch (185mm) long blade with its heavy duty 7mm thick spine is in very good order apart from some staining on one face, the walnut grips are also in very good condition and held firm with two screw bolts.
Nicely mark... read more
WW1 Austro-Hungarian M1917 Sturmesser Fighting Knife
A good condition and impressive WW1 Austro-Hungarian M1917 Sturmesser fighting/trench knife.
This example is one of the larger Hungarian produced knives opposed to the smaller version made in Austria, the underside of the cross guard bears the Hungarian acceptance stamp this being shown in the images.
The 8 1/4 inch long bright steel blade is in very good order with some dry greas... read more
WW2 Period/Vintage Union Jack Flag (Stitched,Multi-panel)
A very pleasing WW2 period/vintage stitched panel Union Jack flag measuring 35 x 53 inches.
There are numerous ink stamps running along the spine but most now indiscernible.
There are no holes or tears just a few minor stains/marks.
Looks even better in the hand. read more
Rare Georgian Royal Regiment (Royal Scots) 1800 - 1812 Shako Plate (Excavated)
An extremely rare 1800 - 1812 stovepipe shako plate to the 2nd Battalion (1st) Royal Regiment (as they were known until 1812) later the Royal Scots.
This ground dug example is part of a small collection of British Napoleonic period items that were excavated from Fort King George, Fort Granby and Fort James in Tobago, West Indies during the 1970's.
The brass plate was found in frag... read more
Scarce 19th Century Child`s Prussian Model 1852 Sword (Named)
An interesting and scarce Victorian period child`s sword in the form of a Prussian Model 1852 cavalry trooper`s sabel (sabre)
The 21 inch long blade is etched with a VR cypher, foliage, knight with shield, fouled anchor and various other designs but most importantly the young English boys name for whom it was commissioned 'Arthur Thomas Etheridge', un-researched.
The Forte bears t... read more
