WW2 German 1Kg Incendiary Bomb Tail Fin (Inert)
A nice example of a Luftwaffe 1Kg incendiary bomb tail fin.
Sorry UK sale only, due to customs declaration. read more
Inter-War Grenadier Guards Forage Cap (BEF Provenance,wounded France 1940)
A very pleasing 1906 Pattern Grenadier Guardsman`s O/R`s dress forage cap with early BEF provenance, the cap bears two lots of service numbers (re-issued) and a good clear WD acceptance stamp with a letter T denoting the year of issue as 1937,all nicely stamped on the underside of the sweatband.
The latter service number is for 2nd Battalion Guardsman 2616009 Robert Henry Platts who saw ... read more
1926 RAOC Officer`s SD Jacket (Named,MBE,14 star,GSM Iraq)
An exceptional early (WW1 style) British Royal Army Ordnance Corps officer`s named service dress jacket, this excellent example has been tailored using the typical of the period whipcord material and retains the original makers label and owners details.
The label displays the year date of 1926 and the handwritten name to a Captain Harry Stocka Titchener MBE along with his service number,... read more
220.00 GBP
1939 British Military Whistle
A Hudson & Co made example bearing a good early war date and a small broad arrow stamp on the lanyard ring. read more
Korean War Period British Army Black Beret
An excellent condition 1951 dated British black beret manufactured by A.B.E.L in a size 71/8 th, read more
Rare 1900 Imperial German Navy (Kaiserliche) 8.8cm Shell Case (Inert)
A very rare 1900 dated Kaiserliche 8.8cm brass shell case that would have been carried & used aboard an Imperial German Navy river/coastal gunboat.
The 8.8cm Ubts L/30 Schelladekanone was developed by Krupps in the late 19th century (1898) but bears no resemblance or connection to the 88mm anti-aircraft gun of WW2.
This example bears the marines letter stamping (M with Imperial cr... read more
WW1 British Army Folding Trench Lantern
A fresh to the market WW1 British army folding trench lantern in original untouched condition, the lantern and case are both dated 1915 and bear Birmingham makers names + War Department broad arrows stampings.
The original thin gauge glass panes/panels are all intact and in good order apart from one edge chip (shown in the images), the external leather strap that would have been on the c... read more
