Military Collectables

A George V Long Service Group 4 to Main RFA & R Co of Signals.

An interesting group of 4 medals comprising of the British war and victory medal correctly named to 59314 Driver William Charles Main Royal Artillery. India General Service medal with Afghanistan NWF 1919 clasp correctly named to 59314 Serjeant William Charles Main Royal Field Artillery. Army Long Service and Good Conduct medal correctly named to 2307233 Corporal William Charles Main Royal Corp...  read more

Code: 29798

Interesting QSA to Hornsby Volunteer Coy Border Regiment.

A very interesting and scarce Queens South Africa Medal with ghost date marks to 7196 Private J Hornsby Volunteer Coy Border Regiment with Cape Colony, Orange Free State, Transvaal and South Africa 1901 clasps. Research shows he is also entitled to the Natal clasp which is not present. Naming has professional correction to initial J.
This medal caused me many hours of research due to tra...  read more

Code: 29799

Edwardian / WW1 Era Naval Captain’s Full Dress Uniform.

A sunning Royal Naval Captains full dress uniform. The double-breasted tailcoat, which is probably late Victorian, is made of Melton wool fabric and embellished with gilt buttons and gold bullion insignia. It is also as a quilted wool lining and comes with the matching trousers. The coat comes with the original accessories tin which contains the Bicorn hat which has matching buttons and fine go...  read more

Code: 29802

1845 Pattern Naval Cutlass by Reeves.

This 1845 naval cutlass has the typical flat blade of 28.5inches. It features an all-iron hilt with a ribbed grip. to around 26 inches. The guard still has a fair amount of its original blackened Jappaned finish and the blade is marked Reeves with other proof marks.
The blade may have undergone some later conversion around the 1880’s but it still quite long for a conversion piece, proba...  read more

Code: 29800

Vintage SA Okapi Folding Knife.

I have a few of these, old new stock. Made by Okapi South Africa, made to be affordable for everyday use on the farm or in the bush. It is a slip-joint rachet folding knife with a hard wood grip decorated with inlayed metal and a good steel blade with maker’s mark. It is in perfect order with just storage wear. It measures 9.5 inches long when open.
Ship to UK only to over 18's only  read more

Code: 29893

WW1 Medal Pair to Nurse Mitchell V.A.D.

A WW1 British war and victory medal pair correctly named to Margaret Ann Eliza Mitchell of the Voluntary Aid Detachment. She lived at the Schoolhouse in the small village of Scotlandwell, near Fife in Scotland. She was serving with No 4 Kinross Voluntary Aid Detachment, British Red Cross Society and was sent to France for overseas service on 4th March 1918, just in time for the carnage of the G...  read more

Code: 30095

1887 Mk III Enfield Bayonet by Wilkinson.

A scarce bayonet by Wilkinson, issued with the Martini Henry MkIV Rifle. Wilkinson only produced this bayonet during 1887 & 1888 before the contract had been cancelled in favour of the 1888 pattern bayonet for the new Lee rifle. The mark III differs from the Mark II in having an un-fullered blade and being slightly heavier. This one has been later issued to an Indian regiment as it has been eng...  read more

Code: 30094

Victorian 34th (Cumberland) Regiment of Foot Glengarry Badge.

A lovely Victorian all brass glengarry badge of the 34th regiment of foot, the Cumberland regiment. The 1st pattern badge with ‘Pyrenees’ heads the battle honours issued from 1874 to 1881 when it became part of the Border regiment.
This badge is beautiful it has some wear to the high points due to polishing but now with a nice even dark tone.
Ref. C25  read more

Code: 30092

WW1 Royal Warwickshire Officers Cap Badge.

The elegant bronze badge worn by the officers of the regiment. A super quality badge in excellent original condition.
Ref. C23  read more

Code: 30090

WW1 Manchester Regiment Badge.

The all-brass wartime issue badge issued until the end of the war when it reverted back to the bi-metal but this was changed in 1923 to the fleur-de-lys type. This fine example is in very good used condition.
Ref. C22  read more

Code: 30085