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Vintage SA Okapi Folding Knife.

Vintage SA Okapi Folding Knife.

I have a few of these, old new stock. Made by Okapi South Africa, made to be affordable for everyday use on the farm or in the bush. It is a slip-joint rachet folding knife with a hard wood grip decorated with inlayed metal and a good steel blade with maker’s mark. It is in perfect order with just storage wear. It measures 9.5 inches long when open.
Ship to UK only to over 18's only  read more

Code: 29893

18.00 GBP

WW1 Medal Pair to Nurse Mitchell V.A.D.

WW1 Medal Pair to Nurse Mitchell V.A.D.

A WW1 British war and victory medal pair correctly named to Margaret Ann Eliza Mitchell of the Voluntary Aid Detachment. She lived at the Schoolhouse in the small village of Scotlandwell, near Fife in Scotland. She was serving with No 4 Kinross Voluntary Aid Detachment, British Red Cross Society and was sent to France for overseas service on 4th March 1918, just in time for the carnage of the G...  read more

Code: 30095

245.00 GBP

1887 Mk III Enfield Bayonet by Wilkinson.

1887 Mk III Enfield Bayonet by Wilkinson.

A scarce bayonet by Wilkinson, issued with the Martini Henry MkIV Rifle. Wilkinson only produced this bayonet during 1887 & 1888 before the contract had been cancelled in favour of the 1888 pattern bayonet for the new Lee rifle. The mark III differs from the Mark II in having an un-fullered blade and being slightly heavier. This one has been later issued to an Indian regiment as it has been eng...  read more

Code: 30094

225.00 GBP

M1870  Montenegrin Gasser Type Revolver.

M1870 Montenegrin Gasser Type Revolver.

A real brute of a revolver, large calibre which looks like 11.2mm. The title 'Montenegrin Gasser' covers a variety of six-chamber large calibre revolvers. The standard issue in the Montenegrin military was the Austrian M1870 Gasser which became known as the Montenegrin Gasser. in 1910 King Nicholas I of Montenegro proclaimed that all male citizens were members of a national militia and had both...  read more

Code: 30093

Reserved

Victorian 34th (Cumberland) Regiment of Foot Glengarry Badge.

Victorian 34th (Cumberland) Regiment of Foot Glengarry Badge.

A lovely Victorian all brass glengarry badge of the 34th regiment of foot, the Cumberland regiment. The 1st pattern badge with ‘Pyrenees’ heads the battle honours issued from 1874 to 1881 when it became part of the Border regiment.
This badge is beautiful it has some wear to the high points due to polishing but now with a nice even dark tone.
Ref. C25  read more

Code: 30092

75.00 GBP

WW1 Era Glamorgan Yeomanry Cap Badge.

WW1 Era Glamorgan Yeomanry Cap Badge.

The bi-metal prince of Wales plumes with centre scroll is blank. They made up three battalions of mounted infantry during the war and interestingly this one was found near me in Beccles, I believe the 2nd battalion was stationed here for training at a large estate house nearby. This badge is in very good condition but toned.
Ref. C24  read more

Code: 30091

Reserved

WW1 Royal Warwickshire Officers Cap Badge.

WW1 Royal Warwickshire Officers Cap Badge.

The elegant bronze badge worn by the officers of the regiment. A super quality badge in excellent original condition.
Ref. C23  read more

Code: 30090

24.00 GBP

WW1 Bronze Memorial Plaque to Lyon 8th Leicester’s.

WW1 Bronze Memorial Plaque to Lyon 8th Leicester’s.

WW1 Memorial Plaque named to Herbert John Lyon. The only name listed is for 41837 Private Herbert John Lyon of the 8th battalion the Leicestershire regiment.
Herbert was born in Shoreditch, London 1892. He was one of four children of Alfred and Eliza Lyon, and before the war he was employed as a Clerk for a manufacturing works in London. On December 3rd 1911 he married Amy Thorn and took...  read more

Code: 30088

Reserved

1821 Pattern Light Cavalry Troopers / Artillery Officers Sword.

1821 Pattern Light Cavalry Troopers / Artillery Officers Sword.

A nice old untouched sword, very minty and covered with years of patination. I am calling this a Light Cavalry troopers’ sword because there is no evidence of etching on the blade, or makers mark, but it could have been an Artillery officer’s or NCO’s sword without the finery. The only distinguishing mark it has is the proof button for Charles Reeves of London. It has no scabbard, but the hilt ...  read more

Code: 30087

95.00 GBP

Order of the League of Mercy Medal.

Order of the League of Mercy Medal.

A superb example of the Order of the League of Mercy medal on a woman’s bow. It is silver gilt and enamelled with an image of charity in the centre and with a hinged suspender. It was awarded for at least five years distinguished and unpaid personal service to the League in support of charity hospitals, or in the relief of suffering, poverty or distress. The Order ceased to be awarded after 194...  read more

Code: 30086

85.00 GBP