Military Collectables

WW2 Cloth Division Patch 3rd Infantry Division

The 3rd Infantry Division, under the command of Major General Bernard Montgomery, was sent overseas to France in late September 1939. They were evacuated from Dunkirk in 1940 and they were the first British formation to land at Sword Beach on D-Day, 6 June 1944, as part of the invasion of Normandy.
This badge is in very good original condition, but it has been used and taken from a unifo...  read more

Code: 26443

WW1 Era Silver & Enamel Canadian Sweetheart Badge

A pretty little sweetheart badge fashioned as a maple leaf, it is marked to the back sterling silver and the front has been very well enamelled in colours with a King’s crown to the centre, it comes in very good condition and measures .75 of an inch long.  read more

Code: 26442

WW2 Era Canadian Saskatoon Light Infantry Sweetheart Brooch

A white metal example of a WW2 sweetheart brooch for the Canadian Saskatoon light infantry, it has no makers mark and has had a silver finish ladies bow added to the top with the pin for fixing, it comes in very good condition and measures 1.5 inches long including bow.  read more

Code: 26441

WW1 Era Lothian & Border Horse Cap Badge.

A small brass badge for this yeomanry regiment worn from 1910 to 1956. It is a simple wheat sheaf, a symbol of the border farmlands where the regiment was recruited, this one is in excellent original condition, showing very little wear. On the back it is toned and a little dirty and the slider is marked J. R. Gaunt Birmingham.
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Code: 26438

Post War 161st Independent Infantry Brigade TA. Cloth Patch

A screen-printed cloth patch of this East Anglian formation; the badge design reflects the East Anglian connection of Boudicea and the Iceni tribe with the recruiting area of the Brigade. The Brigade was formed in May 1947 with the reformation of the TA. it is in very good condition but has been stuck in a collectors album at some time. it measures 2.5 x 2 inches.  read more

Code: 26434

Large & heavy Old Cast Iron & Brass Cannon.

A large vintage cannon made of cast iron with a solid brass barrel. It probably dates to somewhere around the 1930’s and it is well made and would made a good fireplace or garden piece. The brass barrel id a little worn, where it has been polished over the years, but apart from that, it is in very good condition with no damage, cracks or breaks. It measures; 14 inches long x 7.25 inches high. P...  read more

Code: 26416

18th/19th Century Horn Powder / Shot Flask.

A nice 18th century to early 19th century powder flask. Provincially made from cow horn to hold powder or shot. It has blacksmith made iron fittings and the closed end is made of chip carved wood. It is in superb condition and has a beautiful patination, the horn and wood is almost black in colour where it has been handled over the years. its original stopper is missing, which is its on...  read more

Code: 26409

WW2 Era Webbing Water Bottle Cover.

1937 pattern webbing water bottle carrier for the standard web set, this carried the standard issue felt covered water bottle of WW2, they were also used to carry the 2 part mess tins as they fit perfectly in this carrier as well. It comes in perfect condition.  read more

Code: 26405

Pair of WW2 Era Dated 1944 Soldiers Under Drawers

Here are a super pair of unused WW2 era soldiers under drawers, they are marked on the inside of the waist with ‘size 4 I & R Morley Ltd 42 ins 1944’, made from a warm wool they were a standard issue in either a short or long leg, these I think are the shorter leg and would resemble shorts when worn, they come in super unused condition.  read more

Code: 26402

WW2 Era Auxiliary Territorial Service Heavy Cotton Twill Spats

A super condition pair of WW2 era ATS spats as worn by the ladies over their boots or shoes, these look like they have hardly been used, they are made from a heavy cotton twill and retain all of the original buttons and leather foot straps, they measure 12 inches long.  read more

Code: 26399