Rare WWII British Commando / Army Snow Shoes
A rare pair of WWII British Commando / Mountain troops snow shoes with one of the ash wood ski`s bearing a faint broad arrow mark and manufacturers code.
All webbing straps are present but now with some age related rust marks/stains, one buckle has some light surface rusting but could be improved.
There has been a repair undertaken to the rear corner of one ski but neatly done and... read more
185.00 GBP
WWI British 07 Pattern Bayonet (Chapman 1915)
A very pleasing 1915 dated example manufactured by James. A. Chapman, the ricasso bears good clear inspection & acceptance markings, ding free wooden slab grips and the later applied clearance hole to the pommel, the remains of a WWII over paint still present to some of the metalwork.
Both bayonet & early scabbard in very good condition.
SORRY UK SALE ONLY, proof of age will be r... read more
WWII AFS London Cloth Breast Badge
An early WWII embroidered Auxiliary Fire Service breast badge designated for the London region, this example with red cotton on a blue cotton twill backing would usually be worn on the breast of the tunic or overalls.
A nice uniform removed example. read more
WWII AFS London Cloth Breast Badge
A very good condition embroidered cotton on wool AFS badge designated for the London region, usually worn on the breast of the tunic or overalls.
A nice removed from uniform example. read more
Unissued Pair of 1948 Dated British Ammo Boots
An unissued pair of 1948 dated ammo boots being the type worn by the RAF & Royal Navy.
Stunning condition and in a size 7. read more
WWII No.38 Wireless Set & Rare Junction Box No.2
A WWII No.38 MKII wireless set that was recently discovered in an outbuilding where it had sat for many years, the main metal body retains much of its original paint finish apart from where the webbing cradle had been in close contact, this indicates that whilst in storage the webbing had retained some moisture/dampness and caused the paintwork to lift slightly and create some light surface ru... read more
