Military Collectables

WW1 Memorial Plaque to Peak 11th (Cambridge Battalion) Suffolk Regiment.

An interesting and scarce WW1 bronze memorial plaque named to Private Arthur Peak (unique name) of the 11th (Cambridge Battalion) Suffolk Regiment, who was killed in action during the savage fighting of the German Spring offensive of 1918.
Arthur Peak was born in Carlton Coville, Lowestoft Suffolk 1881. Lowestoft in those days was predominantly a Fishing town with a small harbour and wit...  read more

Code: 29711

WW1 Era Large Trench Art Brass Shell Case Gong with Striker

A really well constructed and very heavy dinner gong fashioned from a WW1 era large brass shell case suspended from a solid bras arm attached to a metal plate and mounted on a wood base, it comes complete with a turned oak striker. The top of the shell case is very well marked with RL for the Royal Laboratories Woolwich, the broad arrow mark with 19 under, 01/03, F16, C.F 4 4 01and others, the ...  read more

Code: 29707

1920's Sterling Silver Scots Guards Sabre Sweetheart Brooch

This is a superb quality Sterling silver sweetheart brooch fashioned as a sabre and having the emblem for the Scots Guards to the centre, the sabre has very nice detail on the handle and it is marked 925 for Sterling on the inside, superb condition with no obvious faults it measures just under 2.5 inches long.  read more

Code: 29705

A WW2 AM mark 116B/151 bubble sextant,

Manufactured by Henry Hughes & Sons and used on aircraft from 1940 to 1942 and used by the navigator for obtaining the altitude of the sun or other celestial body. It was carried on all multi-manned aircraft including wartime bombers, its typical use was RAF WWII nighttime flyers for star fixes to navigate in the RAF such as Anson’s, Lancaster and Wellington Bombers.
The Hughes factory w...  read more

Code: 29701

Victorian 97th (Earl of Ulster's) Regiment of Foot Glengarry Badge.

A Scarce Victorian, pre 1881 97th regiment of Foot other ranks Glengarry badge, 1874 to 1881 when it amalgamated with the 50th (The Queen's Own) Regiment of Foot to form The Queen's Own (Royal West Kent Regiment). This badge is in very good original condition with light wear and a very nice dark even patina. It measures 1.75 x 3 inches.  read more

Code: 29699

Persian 98/29 Mauser Bayonet.

A very nice example of this bayonet the Persian Mauser Long Bayonet with short pommel slot, for use on the 8mm 98/29 Mauser rifles.
This one is marked on the top of the pommel with the Pahlavi crest with Arabic writing under. The condition is excellent. A nice clean example but no scabbard, measuring 21 inches long.

Ship to UK over 18's only  read more

Code: 29694

George V Territorial Efficiency Medal to Sotheran 6th West Yorkshire Reg.

A single TEM correctly named to 240062 Sargent James Sotheran 6th Battalion West Yorkshire regiment. The naming on this medal has been partly erased but the number, surname and regiment is still just readable.
James Sotheran Enlisted into the 6th West Yorks (Territorials) in 1911 at the age of 17. He came from and lived in Bradford Yorkshire and working for Holdsworth & Co in the cloth i...  read more

Code: 29692

Victorian 6th (Royal First Warwickshire) Regiment of Foot Glengarry Badge.

A very nice scarce original Victorian brass glengarry badge. Worn by OR’s of the regiment from 1873-1881 and comes with both original lugs on the back. It is in very good condition showing some wear to the high points and heavily toned on the reverse. It measures 1.75 x 3 inches.  read more

Code: 29689

QEII Campaign Service Medal to Mould Royal Marines – Disk Only.

A Queen Elizabeth II medal for Campaign service, correctly named to Marine RM 19742 H. S. Mould Royal Marines. Original solid silver disk only, suspender missing. Research shows he was awarded the clasp for Borneo. The disk is in very good condition, some contact marks to rim.  read more

Code: 29688

WW1 Era Household Battalion Cap Badge.

WW1 short lived cap badge for the war raise Household Battalion unit. It is in gilding metal but most of its original gilding has gone just leaving faint traces. The Household Battalion was an infantry battalion of the British army formed in September 1916 from the reserves of the Household Cavalry regiments, the 1st and 2nd Life Guards and the Royal Horse Guards. Apart from this badge missing ...  read more

Code: 29686