WWII RAF 1943 Pattern Escape / Flying Boots
An excellent pair of RAF 1943 pattern escape boots that still retain their original and fully working zips with both pulls bearing a Kings crown & AM mark.
The suede upper sections are in superb condition and still retain their white metal buckles & leather strap/tabs, the internal fleece linings are also in wonderful condition with one having a concealed 3 inch long pocket to house the ... read more
WWII British Ribbed & Beaded F/S Fighting Knife
Scarce WW2 British ordnance issued ribbed & beaded fighting knife which is still housed in its correct & original wartime pattern leather scabbard, the brass handle/grip displays 9 rows of beads along with a No.2 & broad arrow stamping.
The blade has a slightly re-profiled tip and now measures 6 5/8 ths in length, there is evidence of cleaning & sharpening to the blade which is now hon... read more
Rare Transitional Anton Wingen Hitler Youth Knife 1938
An exceptional transitional Hitler Youth knife manufactured by Anton Wingen Jr of Solingen, this early etched blade example bears the motto `Blut und Ehre! and the extremely rare transitional period RZM etching (later stamped and relocated to forte) with makers code M7/51 for Wingen 1938.
The nickel plating is all present and bright , small bruising to end of pommel but with no loss to ... read more
Exceptional WW1 British MK.IX Trench Periscope
A near mint condition MK.IX hand held trench periscope made by R & J Becks in 1918, this stunning example retains very good working optics (slight tint present) and has no damage or chips to the glass lense, there is approximately 99.6% of its field green paintwork present along with a clean dint free wooden handle.
The main green/khaki painted tube bears a faint ink inspection stamp "PA... read more
1901 Pattern Royal Navy Pistol Ammunition Pouch
A very clean un-dated example, a typical WW2 produced pouch made without external bullet loops like on the type 1.
Measures 6 x 4 1/4 inches. read more
48.00 GBP
1945 Royal Marines Dark Blue Beret
An excellent 1945 dated Admiralty pattern dark blue beret being the type worn by the Royal Marines and Royal Navy officer`s, this large sized example (71/4) made by Beret Industries Ltd shows hardly any signs of being worn, it does appear that a large round cloth badge has been removed but barely noticeable.
A very clean example with some very slight moth nips ( I think) to the crown. read more
WWII Sten Gun Magazine Loader (1st Type)
An original WWII British made 1st type sten gun magazine loader bearing the makers mark B.T.S Ltd.
Magazine in photo not included. read more
1940 British Ordnance Issue Whistle & Button Tab
A 1940 dated example made by Hudson & Co of Birmingham, retains its original leather button tab, read more