Royal Navy 1919 Pattern Webbing Belt Dated 1924
A good clean condition 1919 Naval pattern webbing belt with good clear Royal Navy acceptance stamps (N & broad arrow), the 3 piece belt retains both of its rear small buckles and with no fraying, the brass ends are both stamped with the makers name MECo (Mills Equipment) and year of manufacture 1924.
Belt measures 39 1/2 inches but could gain another 1 1/2 inches if adjusted, very light ... read more
70.00 GBP
British 1913 Pattern 'Walk Out' Webbing Belt (2nd Type)
A good clean condition 1913 pattern webbing belt with its original brass fittings.
During the Great War the 13 pattern belt was reduced in width (Army list of changes 30/4/17) purely for economic reasons to 1 3/4 inches, this is one of the later types.
The belt is un-dated, a very clean belt apart from one very light stain mark, best to mention.
Length 41 inches. read more
42.00 GBP
WW2 German 6 x 30 Tan Binoculars + Bakelite Case
A good clean set with the binoculars retaining much of their original Tan coloured finish, the barrel ends are nicely marked with the makers code 'cag' & Dientglas 6 x 30, the rise & fall focus adjusters are in good working order, very slight haze to one optic but still usable.
The black Bakelite case is in good clean condition with both D-rings present, the ersatz Prestoff rear strap/be... read more
355.00 GBP
Additional Images WW2 German Tan Binoculars & Case (Code 51320)
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1945 British Indian Army Machete/DAH Scabbard
A 1945 dated Indian-made quick-release leather scabbard for the Kachin style DAH / machete, the type with a square cut end (no pointed tip).
Good service used condition, all stitching in good order. read more
Royal Engineers - S.E.A.C Shoulder Title
A very clean, removed from uniform Royal Engineers - South East Asia Command shoulder title, a neatly embroidered theatre-made example, the serge backing cloth appears to be the same material as used in the construction of Indian made BD's.
Cotton tested. read more
29.00 GBP
WW2 10th Hussars 'El-Alamein' D.S.O Winners Headgear Transit Tin
An empty headgear transit tin attributed to 10th Hussars/RAC officer (later) Lieutenant-Colonel Douglas Robert Beaumont Kaye D.S.O & Bar, M.I.D.
An outstanding British officer with great leadership skills these being much highlighted during the North Africa campaign against Rommel's Afrika Korps and Italian forces.
Kaye was wounded during the first Battle of El-Alamein but during ... read more
105.00 GBP
WW1 German Enamel Mess Tin (Kochgeschirr) 1917
A most appealing non-matching late WW1 German mess tin still with its original wire carrying handle, both components are dated 1917 with the lid bearing the makers name 'Wupperman' and the body 'Bing'.
A very presentable set without excessive amounts of chips to the green enamel work, some internal rusting/blistering present to base of lid & body with a couple of pin point size perforati... read more
