Rare WW2 British Field Telephones Type M1
A rare pair of WW2 British issue field telephones that were manufactured by STC (Standard Telephones and Cables Ltd) of London, the company ceased all civilian production for the duration of the war.
The factory took a direct hit during a Luftwaffe bombing raid but managed to get back to full production in a short period of time.
The handsets are fresh to the collecting world and ... read more
135.00 GBP
Late WW2 German Heer Other Ranks Belt & Buckle
A good late war combat used Heer other ranks belt & buckle that was recently acquired from a gentleman who undertakes general house clearance, the steel buckle has lost its original paintwork finish due to service wear but does display a nice age related patina.
The buckle bears a RZM stamp along with the makers code M4 44 indicating the manufacturer as Paul Cramer & Cie, Ludenschied, t... read more
Scarce Palestine War Intelligence Corps/1st Armoured Uniform & Ephemera Group
A superb and scarce Palestine war (1945-48) uniform & ephemera group that belonged to 14132919 Sergeant Thompson D.R. 55 Field Security Section, Intelligence Corps / 1st Armoured Division who served in this highly dangerous and volatile region where over 330 British servicemen died.
This stunning group consists of two 1945 dated Canadian made BD's ( 1 x best walking out and 1 x duty worn... read more
Early Inter-War RWF Officer's Forage Cap
A fresh to the market early inter-war period Royal Welch Fusiliers junior officer's (Lieut) forage cap that was recently discovered in West Wales.
This most pleasing, untouched example bears WW1/early inter-war features being the squarer peak with green underside, thin leather strap with pointed sliders and WW1 pattern silver Welsh dragon with the S shaped tail which is still firmly atta... read more
WW1 British Field Service ' Army Book 152`
A scarce 1918 dated Field Service Correspondence book that remains in good condition, approx. 50% of the tear out pages remaining, there is some rust bleeding present from the concealed staples and light damage/wear to the spine as seen in the images. read more
WW1 British 'Army Book 136` (1917)
A 1917 dated 40 page booklet/notebook that became a personal diary after hostilities ceased, approximately 9 of the lined pages have post WW1 hand written entries detailing a road trip to the South of France recording arrival and departure times from various towns and cities, fuel stops and all expenditure for the journey, quite an interesting read and guessing from early 20's.
The book... read more