Military Collectables

Rare Queens Mediterranean Medal 1899-1902

A rare 1899-1902 Queens Mediterranean Medal correctly named to 7059 Private J Wareing of the 3rd battalion Loyal North Lancashire Regiment.
The 3rd Battalion was among the first militia units to be embodied for full-time duty on 13th December 1899, and went to Kent for pre-deployment training at Shorncliffe and Lydd. It then embarked on 12th January 1900 and sailed to Malta to relieve a...  read more

Code: 29874

WW1 Pair to Staff Nurse Reynolds QAIMNSR.

A British war and victory medal, both correctly named to S. Nurse. G. N Reynolds.
Gladys Naomi Raynolds was born on 3rd December 1886, the daughter of a farmer from Spring Hill, Milton Under Wychwood, Oxford. She was educated at Clough School, Risegate and her nurse training at the London Hospital, Whitchaple from 1911. Here she was eventually employed as Staff Nurse of ward in charge of...  read more

Code: 29873

WW1 Pair to Nurse Lovett VAD.

Very interesting WW1 British war medal and victory medal, correctly named to E. Lovett V.A.D. with British Red Cross Society medal for the great war. Ethel Lovet lived at Weir Villa Taunton, Somerset and served with the 26 Somerset Voluntary Aid Detachment as a trained nurse from 22nd December 1915. She was placed with the 1st Eastern General Hospital, Cambridge. Her papers say 1st Southern GH ...  read more

Code: 29872

Scarce WW1 IGSM Pair to Ast Surgeon Hewson IMS.

A WW1 British war medal and George V India General Service medal with Afghanistan N.W.F.1919 clasp correctly named to Assistant Surgeon G. C. Hewson of the Indian Medical Department. Assistant Surgeon was a general surgeon at the rank of Lieutenant. The Afghanistan N.W.F.1919 was awarded for the Third Anglo-Afghan War which began on 6th May 1919 when the Emirate of Afghanistan invaded British ...  read more

Code: 29871

Edwardian 1897 Pattern Infantry Officers Levee Sword.

A slightly smaller and lighter officers dress sword. This one the 1897 pattern Infantry officer’s sword the guard displaying king Edward VII’s cypher. It is on good all-round condition, the guard has some light pitting to the inside, the ray skin grip is in very good order but the blade is superb, near mint, etched with the royal cypher plus other decoration and it carries the retailers details...  read more

Code: 29870

WW1 British 1907 Mk1 SMLE Bayonet by Wilkinson.

The primary British bayonet used during the First World War and used during the Second World War as well. It was manufactured to fit the Short Magazine Lee-Enfield No.1 series Infantry Rifles used during WWI and WWII. It has basic birds head pommel with a push button latch and oil hole, good wooden grips and a cross guard with muzzle ring. It has a long straight blade with maker’s details for; ...  read more

Code: 29869

WW2 Cheshire Yeomanry Shoulder Titles.

New old stock large size brass titles. In near mint condition and with their original backing plates and pins.  read more

Code: 29868

Pr WW2 Northamptonshire Regiment Shoulder Titles.

New old stock large size brass shoulder titles. They comes in near mint condition, with their original backing plates and pins.  read more

Code: 29867

WW2 Era Sniper Badge.

Solid brass two-part sleeve badge denoting a specialist Sniper. It comes in near mint condition and with its original backing plate and pins. New old stock from Military stores.  read more

Code: 29866

WW2 Era British Armoured Corps Tank Helmet.

Basically, the same pattern as the para and dispatch helmet but with a different liner / head support and chin strap. This one is in excellent condition and still retains the original decal for an armoured or tank brigade, liner and webbing chin strap.  read more

Code: 29865