Military Collectables

WW2 Era Civil Defence Headquarters Shoulder Titles.

WW2 shoulder titles made of embroidered yellow silk embroidery onto a black wool backing; worn by the members of the section headquarters of the Civil Defence during and after the second world war. This true pair comes in excellent used condition.  read more

Code: 28073

QEII WRAF Officers Cap Badge

The bullion cap badge worn by officers of the Women’s Royal Air Force. It comes in perfect condition and measures 2 x 2 inches  read more

Code: 28063

56th (London) Infantry Division Cloth Patch.

A post WW2 divisional sleeve patch embroidered on to a red silk backing and worn by the 56th (London) Infantry Division from 1951 to 1961. This one is in lovely original condition and measures 2.25 x 2.5 inches.  read more

Code: 28059

WW2 4th Infantry Division Cloth Patch.

WW2 divisional sleeve patch made of woven silk and worn by the 4th Infantry Division during the second half of WW2 This one is in lovely original condition and measures 1.5 x 2 inches.  read more

Code: 28058

WW2 Era Civil Defence Welfare Shoulder Titles.

WW2 shoulder titles made of embroidered yellow silk embroidery onto a black wool backing; worn by the Welfare section of the Civil Defence during and after the second world war. This true pair comes in excellent used condition.  read more

Code: 28057

Original Watercolour Junkers Stuka JU87D By Hepworth

A superb proof watercolour by the illustrator W. F. Hepworth, used in the 1970’s books on aircraft and aviation used by Harleyford Publishing. This one of a Junker Stuka Dive Bomber JU87D.
This was a German dive bomber and ground-attack aircraft. Designed by Hermann Pohlmann, it first flew in 1935. The Ju 87 made its combat debut in 1937 with the Luftwaffe's Condor Legion during the Span...  read more

Code: 28037

Unusual Victorian Scots Guards Kilt/Shoulder? Button

This is a very unusual button the like of which I cannot find another example, the back is stepped with two metal looped pins, it has a very specific design and therefore a specific use, made from brass for the Scots Guards it has the makers mark for Issacs & Co London, this tyle of mark was only in use from 1861 to 1865 so dates the button very accurately. It measures 26mm in diameter and come...  read more

Code: 28036

WW1 Era Officers Enbeeco Curlew 25x 40x Brass Field Telescope

A lovely clean example of a WW1 era field telescope as privately purchased by officers during the Great War, it is a three draw scope with night and day option, it is marked on one barrel for Enbeeco and the model is the curlew with 25x -40x magnification. It comes in excellent condition, apart from some light surface wear to the leather case it is near perfect with good clear optics, it measur...  read more

Code: 28033

Vintage The Acme Thunderer Whistle

A good example of a vintage ‘The Acme Thunderer’ whistle, marked accordingly on the top, complete with original pea and in good working order, there are a few surface marks and rust on the jump ring, comes attached to a piece of black ribbon. It is marked with just England on the bottom which dates it from 1891 to 1929.  read more

Code: 28021

Large group of 12 WW1 Era Royal Army Ordnance Corp Brass Buttons

Here is a good large group of 12 brass buttons for the Royal Army Ordnance Corps, two large and ten small, the smaller ones are maker marked with a variety of good makers, they come in good but used condition.  read more

Code: 28013