WW1 1903 Pattern Water Bottle Carrier & Indian Made Bottle
A shed found 1918 dated 03 pattern leather water bottle carrier that remains in very good supple condition, housed within the cradle is what I believe to be an Indian made water bottle due to its painted tin construction, rolled lip & tapered neck.
This example is of typical WW1 design as there is no wore loop to affix stopper (stopper now missing) and has the raised upper & bottom edge... read more
WW2 37 Pattern Indian Made Officer`s Haversack
A good solid Indian made officer`s haversack bearing a faint 1942 ink stamp, some light dirt/stain marks present as shown in photographs. read more
Victorian Royal Marines Swagger Stick
A Victorian Royal Marines swagger stick that retains good detail and has not been over polished, light bruising to top dome, nice curvature to cane. read more
WW1/2 RAMC Cap Badge & Sweetheart Brooch
A WW1/2 Royal Army Medical Corps cap badge and enamelled sweetheart brooch that were both found together, some minor damage to enamelling. read more
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WWII US M3 Fighting Knife (Early Blade Stamped Model)
An early blade stamped US M3 fighting knife manufactured by the Imperial company and housed in the correct early M8 green plastic scabbard, the full length blade has not been over sharpened and now retains an age related patina, the cross guard remains tight with no movement.
The leather washer grip is also firm with no shrinkage and definitely has that `been there' appearance from usage... read more
WWII German E/M Parade Bayonet & Frog
A very pleasing bring back example of a WWII German enlisted man`s parade bayonet bearing the trademark of F.W.Holler of Solingen, the 250mm long bright fullered blade retains much of its plating with only minor rubbing/wear to the high points, the original leather buffer is still present. There is some loss of finish/plating to the pommel & cross guard/quillon and now displays an age related ... read more
WW1 Middlesex Regt (Somme) Officer`s Compass (Named)
A wonderful Magnapole field compass that belonged to 2nd Lieutenant Edward Wrey Hunby of the 6th Btn attached to 23rd (2nd football) Middlesex Regiment.
Hunby was born in India where his father held the position of Deputy Chief Engineer on the Eastern Bengal State Railway, he was educated at Magdalen J School in Oxford and then passed on to Felsted where he became a member of the OTC, h... read more
Scarce British 08/1914 Pattern Large Webbing Pack
An excellent condition and now scarce 1914 pattern 3rd issue large pack that retains good colour (not faded), all early style buckles present, unable to make out date stamp.
A wonderful example with just a few very minor tags/pulls.
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Sam Browne Map Case
A large size Sam Browne variant map case that remains in good firm condition and also retains an excellent celluloid inner screen, all original poppers are present and working.
The canvas type covering does have some minor age related dirt marks etc but still remains a nice display piece.
Size 15 inch x 10 1/2 inch. read more
Pre-1943 Silk Escape Map, Middle East
A Bartholomew`s double sided silk escape map of pre-1943 manufacture due to having folded & stitched edges and printed using only 3 colours.
One side bears a T3 corner stamp and covers the countries Egypt, Palestine & Syria and the other side (T4) covering Iran & Iraq.
In good clean condition. read more