Victorian 1831 Pattern General Officers Mameluke Sword.
The 1831 pattern General officers sword, a cross-hilted curved, scimitar like sword historically derived from sabres used by Mamluk warriors of Ottoman Empire, reserved for the highest ranks of the Victorian army. It has the distinctive hilt with gilt metal cross guard with sword and baton in a cartouche on both side and the scales being held with gilt rosettes. It gas a fine steel blade with ... read more
Boer War, WW1 & 2 Medal Group of 6 to Adcock HLI.
An amazing group of six medals all awarded to one man who gave his whole life to the Army.
The group comprises of;
Richard Adcock was born in Shepards Bush London 1870 and by the age of 11 he is being educated by the British Army, and he is serving as a bugler, but his period of service only reckons from 1883 at the age of 13. This was a smart way for the British army to gain wel... read more
550.00 GBP
19th Century 7mm 6 Shot Pin Fire Revolver
A beautiful little Belgian 7mm six shot pepper pot pinfire pocket revolver. It has hardwood grips with ejector tool (screw out) in the bottom. All steel frame with engraved decoration, hinged gate and fluted and engraved cylinder, thumb screw cylinder release and with folding trigger.
This superb piece comes in completely untouched condition and in perfect working order. It dry fires wit... read more
7th Duke of Edinburgh’s Own Gurkha Rifles Cap Badge.
Anodised Cap badge in very good used condition.
Ref. GR33 read more
5.00 GBP
QEII Gurkha Transport Regiment Cap Badge.
QEII Anodised badge in very good used condition.
Ref. GR32 read more
8.00 GBP
25th Gurkha Rifles Cap Badge.
QEII Blackened Anodised cap badge, in very good used condition.
Ref. GR31 read more
10.00 GBP
1888 Pattern Lee-Metford Mk II Bayonet & Scabbard by Enfield.
The typical British Boer war bayonet, although later types were used during WW1. It has a hilt which an unusual shaped pommel with a push button latch and an oil hole almost to the centre. It has a steel cross guard with muzzle ring and wood grips with two rivets. The blade is a double-edge type, un-fullered, with a central rib, which runs down the centre from the ricasso to the blade tip. on t... read more
WW1 Era Canadian Infantry Officers Sword.
A scarce WW1 – King George V infantry officer’s sword by R. J. Inglis Ltd, Montreal & Winnipeg. It is a sword of typical 1845 pattern with a ray skin grip bound with silver wire and a plated guard having the George V cypher. The blade is etched with the foliate scrolls and the kings cypher and proof button one side and the light infantry bugle horn and makers details on the other. It has a brow... read more
235.00 GBP
WW1 Pair and Memorial Plaque to Jarvis Warwick RFA.
British war and victory medal correctly named to 3771 gunner George Leo Jarvis of the 306th brigade Royal Field Artillery and bronze memorial plaque named to George Leo Jarvis and original memorial scroll named to Gunner George Leo Jarvis Royal Field Artillery.
George was born in Durham around 1894 to Thomas and Mary with older and younger siblings Willaim, Amy and Margaret, living in Wo... read more
225.00 GBP
Scarce British 1863 Whitworth Sword Bayonet.
The scarce 1863 sword bayonet made for the Whitworth rifle which was adopted on a trial basis by the British Army in 1863. It was issued in small numbers to a small group of infantry regiments. Around 8,206 Whitworth bayonets were recorded manufactured between 1863 and 1866, when the whole set up was discontinued. This is a super example, completely untouched with a heavy patina. The black grip... read more
145.00 GBP