EK II ringmarked ' 128 '.
Iron Cross Second Class by S.Jablonski GmbH of Posen carrying the ringbark ' 128 '. Cross in as found condition, heavily toned and slightly grubby after it's life in a box of souvenirs. Minor scratching of paint to core to the reverse but otherwise good example of an EKII. Accompanied by an original length of ribbon. read more
Vero & Everitt Tropical Helmet advertising card.
350mm x 500mm reinforced card advertising plaque for Vero & Everitt's Tropical Helmets. The well known hatting company based in Atherstone, Warks with a retail presence in London continued to supply hats to the Government and the public until their closure in the 1980's. This card was with others in packaging which suggested a date C1920. Vero & Everitt produced a great many of the Wolseley pat... read more
WW2 Japanese Identity Tag.
WW2 Japanese identity tag. 45mm Brass oval tag with three lines of characters. Slots either end allowing the threading of string for attachment. Good condition, patinated overall. read more
Grouping to Lt. Col. David Lambert Paxton Danger MM, MBE - SAS
Grouping from the affects of Lt. Col. David Lambert Paxton Danger MM, MBE. Danger was notable for being an original member of ' L Detachment ' the forerunner of the SAS and went on to serve as Paddy Mayne's personal signaller. Danger joined the Royal Signals in 1941, lying about his danger he went on to serve in North Africa under David Stirling and then with Paddy Mayne in Sicily, Italy and ... read more
WW2 Japanese 50mm "Knee" Mortar Round.
WW2 Japanese 50mm "Knee" Mortar HE Round with a Type 88 fuze. This projectile was designed for use in the Type 89 Mortar nicknamed the ' knee mortar ' by the Allies. This example was used by the Army, denoted by the red arming band. Both the body and the fuse are marked with kanji indicating date and model and serial number which is marked on the body and the removable propellant cup. 75% orig... read more
Roberts Memorial Workshops Billiard Scorer.
Boxed ' Peall's Record ' Billiard scorer produced by disabled soldiers and sailors of the Roberts Memorial Work Shops. Lord Roberts Memorial Workshops was an organisation set up to create employment for wounded ex-servicemen and named after Field Marshal Lord Roberts after his death in 1914. They produced a large number of products during and after WW1. Good condition complete with instructions... read more
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WW1 1903 Patt. Cavalry Bandolier.
British, 1918 dated, 50 round 1903 Pattern Bandolier for cavalry use. Clearly manufacturer marked and dated with nickelled buckles and loops. Good, supple condition which would benefit from the use of a leather dressing. read more
FANY/MTC Waistbelt.
Leather Sam Brown style waist belt of the pattern used for FANY or MTC members. This pattern is distinct in having no provision for a cross strap or equipment/sword loops as found on a standard Sam Brown. This example would fit 28"-30" waist and is in good condition, faint ink name and inscription to interior. read more
WW1 West Riding of Yorkshire Special Constabulary Lapel badge.
WW1 Gilt and enamel West Riding of Yorkshire Special Constabulary Section Leader lapel badge. Uncommon, impressive badge with horseshoe lapel fitting to reverse. Undamaged enamel, some patination of gilding. read more
1915 Grenadier Guards casualty trio and Mary Tin Grouping.
WW1 1914-15 Trio to 13056 Pte.Harry.R.Arnold 2/Coldstream Guards with Princess Mary Gift Tin and bullet pencil. Arnold was killed on 06/07/1915 near La Basee aged 20, he is buried in Cambrin Churchyard Cemetery Extension. Medals come with original ribbons and are in good, clean condition also Record Office certificates issuing the medals to an address in Birmingham in 1920. Grouping also comes ... read more