Military Collectables
Pair of 19thC Cavalry Officers Wellington Boots with Spurs
A good pair of Victorian era black leather Wellington cavalry officers boots, these were made by the famous company ‘Peal & Co of Oxford street London’ and they carry the Royal arms, this is marked on the inside of the boot. Constructed with a stacked leather sole with brass spurs fitted. For their age they are in very good condition, there is wear to the leather which could do with a good feed... read more
65.00 GBP
Large Sized Pair of Cavalry Officers Brown Leather Boots Size 10.5
Dating from the Boer war to Great War era these brown leather officer cavalry boots come in good order but more importantly are of a large size being marked as size 10.5, soft brown leather upper with stacked leather heels, they show signs of age and use but a clean and a leather feed should bring them back to life. read more
75.00 GBP
WW1 Pattern Sam Brown Belt
Made from soft brown leather with traditional brass fittings, will fit up to a 36 inch waist. There are signs of age and use and one prong is missing from the buckle. read more
28.00 GBP
Victorian Horseman’s / Cavalryman’s Pock Knife.
A Victorian horseman’s knife with horn scales and five attachments including a Hoof pick, two blades of different sizes, both marked Turner & Co Sheffield, a spike fid and a corkscrew. All in very good condition, both knives have a little wear. a lovely example, measuring 3.5 inches long when closed.
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George VI Special Constabulary Medal and Truncheon East Suffolk.
George VI Special Constabulary Faithful Service medal correctly named to Harry G Read, WW2 Defence medal, original Special Constabulary Truncheon and original ephemera all relating to Harry G Read of the East Suffolk Special Constabulary Bungay Suffolk. Harry was born in Bungay 1909, the son of William Read a Builder Bricklayer also from Bungay. He followed the same trade as his father and rose... read more
Pingat Jasa Malaysian Service Medal.
Awarded to British and other commonwealth forces by the King and government of Malaysia for service during the Malaya Emergency 1948 to 1960. This set is mint and boxed and comprised of the full-size medal on a brooch bar, separate ribbon bar and miniature medal, also brooch mounted. Box with gilt tooling. read more
45.00 GBP
Vintage Marching Band Diorama.
A very details diorama featuring a home service band marching down the Mall being chased by two dogs. It is made up from all hand painted lead figures with textured road and even a little chain linked fence. The base is recessed so a glass or Perspex cover could be made for the top, to keep it dust free.
It measures 11 x 23 inches and because of the lead figures and solid wood base it is... read more
75.00 GBP
WW1 German Trench Snipers Shield
WW1 German solid steel sniper shield with peephole and cover and easel stand. This one was originally battlefield found and has some battle damage, probably hit by a shell, these were incredibly effective piece of defensive kit and would stop bullets and shrapnel. It has been over painted at some time to preserve it. read more
125.00 GBP
WW1 Era German Prussian Pickelhaube.
An 1895 pattern German Pickelhaube helmet. It has a hard leather shell, leather adjustable liner with the correct 9 panels. Brass peek rim, brass one piece spike, this has a little damage towards the tip and brass spine with air vent. It has its original Prussian helmet plate which retains most of its original gilt finish. Leather strap and coloured ersatz type cockades. A typical example of a ... read more
450.00 GBP
WW1 German Grenade Morter Kleine Granatenwerfer.
A WW1 German Kleine Granatenwerfer or Gr.W.16 infantry mortar of Austro-Hungarian design. It was in fact designed by a Austro-Hungarian priest named Father Vécer and so nicknamed ‘Priesterwerfers’. It was produced for the German army from 1916. It was mainly fired from pits near the front line and the high angle of projection was able to penetrate enemy troops in dug-in positions.
This o... read more
180.00 GBP










