Military Collectables

QEII Royal Artillery Officers Bronze Service Dress Cap Badge

A super early QEII Royal Artillery bronze officers service dress cap badge, it comes with two pins on the back for fixing and a central wheel that should spin, very good condition but has been issued and used, it measures 2.5 inches across.  read more

Code: 25643

Two Post War Navy Cloth Trade Patches – Gunner

Here are two super quality Naval cloth trade patches for a Navy gunner, the first is a super gold bullion on black cloth with a decorative Queen’s crown and the other a red sewn on black cloth also with the Queen’s crown, both come in super condition and the largest measures just over 4.5 inches long.  read more

Code: 25641

Collection of Antique RE Buttons.

Here we have a collection of Royal Engineers uniform buttons; 3 x Edward VII, 3 x George V and one rare Edward VII Royal Engineers Volunteer button. Seven in all.  read more

Code: 25601

Vintage Webbing Rifle Sling.

An old rifle sling, one end loops over the rifle’s sling loop and the other end has a hook catch. There is a stamped mark on the webbing, this looks like GTK2 39. Please see pictures. it measures; 52 inches long.  read more

Code: 25570

Scarce Victorian Royal Artillery Volunteers Officers Home Service Helmet.

A superb and scarce home service, blue cloth helmet, worn by a high ranking officer of the Volunteer Artillery. Dating from around 1881 to 1890 this helmet has a makers label for Gardener & Co. Argyle Street, Glasgow. To it may have been connected to one of the Scottish Artillery Volunteer regiments.
It is typically made of a cork shell covered with a dark blue woollen cloth, all if the ...  read more

Code: 25522

WW1 1915 Star Trio to Nurse Jones VAD.

A 1914/15 star trio all correctly named to Nurse Dorothy Louise Jones of the Voluntary Aid Detachment.
Dorothy was born on 15th February 1890 in Aberdare Glamorgan, but resided at Mydrim Vicarage, St Clears, Carmarthen when she registered for red cross service. In 1915 she volunteered for overseas service and on 11th September 1915 she arrived in Egypt serving at the military ho...  read more

Code: 25521

Vintage US Military Issue Otis M9 9mm Pistol Cleaning System

A hardly used cleaning kit, comprehensive description below from a current advert retailing at £24.99, this one is clean and hardly touched but the oil has been used.

THIS CLEANING SYSTEM IS DESIGNED TO CLEAN AND MAINTAIN M9 9mm PISTOLS AND SUB GUNS. NOW AUTOMATICS CAN BE CLEANED CORRECTLY FROM BREECH TO MUZZLE WITHOUT DISASSEMBLY. MEMORY FLEX CLEANING RODS, PANOPLY PATC...  read more

Code: 25481

New Mini 3d Metal Model – Early Bi Plane

I did intend to make this model up but you know how it is….so its brand new and still in its packet, made from metal which you cut out and build, a nice little stoking filler.  read more

Code: 25475

Scarce WW1 Era Edith Cavell Photo Postcard

This WW1 era postcard of the famous Edith Cavell is constructed from a woven silk front attached to a card backing, it has one of her famous statements to the bottom ‘I have seen death so often that it is not strange or painful to me, I am glad to die for my country’ Brussels October 12th 1915. The card comes in good but aged condition with some light foxing and fraying to the silk on the edge.  read more

Code: 25455

WW2 Home Guard Buttonhole Badge.

A small WW2 white metal Home Guard badge, fitted with buttonhole fitting on the back. worn by the home guard when off duty. It is in excellent original condition and measures; 1 inch high.  read more

Code: 25454