Military Collectables

Pair Post WW2 5th Army Group RA Cloth Patches.

A good pair of woven cloth sleeve patches worn by the 5th Army Group Royal Artillery. Formed in November 1950 from HQ 5th AA Brigade; suspended 31st March 1958 and formally disbanded 1st January 1962.
Both badges in very good used condition and measure 2 x 2 inches.  read more

Code: 29255

Vintage Medium Size Printed Union Linen Flag

A good vintage medium sized printed Union linen flag which has been used but retains a good colour, it does have some holes and the hoist end is a bit ragged, it measures 65 inches x 38.  read more

Code: 29240

Rare 1745 Pattern British Infantry Hanger.

A very rare 1745 pattern infantry officers hanger sword. It has a solid brass hilt with a heavy ball pommel, twisted grip and heart shape guard, the small quillon is missing. It has a beautiful short steel curved blade with a fine fuller running on both sides. It has a cuttlers mark on both sides of the blade for Samuel Harvey of Birmingham and the mark dates to 1748. The condition of this swor...  read more

Code: 28224

Victorian LS&GC Medal to George Batts Norfolk Regiment.

An interesting Victorian Army Long Service and Good Conduct medal correctly named to; 199 private George Batts 2nd Battalion Norfolk Regiment.
The medal, 2nd type with swivel suspender and private purchase engraved sterling silver brooch bar suspender.
George Batts was born and lived in Notting Hill London around 1833, before joining the army he was employed as a Coach Painter. H...  read more

Code: 28386

19thC Staffordshire Pottery Nelson Toby Jug

The first thing to say about this figure is what wonderful condition it is in, it would date around 1830 and is a hand painted example, it stands 11.5 inches high and has Nelson in typical pose with his right arm tucked into his jacket and holding what looks like a bottle or perhaps a scroll in his left hand. He is in super condition with just some very mild crazing to the glaze.  read more

Code: 28346

Good Pair of Royal Marines Cufflinks

A nice brightly coloured pair of Royal Marines cufflinks, they have a yellow metal body and are the twist fix variety, no makers mark but the condition is super, the discs measure 21mm long  read more

Code: 28300

Super Quality Pair of Manhattan-Windsor Merchant Navy Cufflinks

A really high quality pair of cufflinks for the Merchant Navy made by Manhattan-Windsor and housed in their original named box. A yellow metal body with coloured enamels, maker marked on the backs, they come in super probably unworn condition and the ovals measure 20mm long.  read more

Code: 28299

Vintage Nato Cold War Era Hudson Whistle – Military Marked

Marked to the barrel with J. Hudson & Co Birmingham 973-7001 and the broad arrow under this vintage whistle dates from the cold war era and was issued by the NATO forces, it comes in very good condition and measures 3.25 inches long.  read more

Code: 28589

WW2 German Y Straps Dated 1941.

A set of Scarce WW2 German Y straps, I say set however there are parts missing, but still good for a little restoration. One of the D rings from the strap and the ring cover is also gone and most of the outside thinner strap that attached to the ammo pouch; this one originally only had one. The leather is a little dry and needs a good wax or oil. It has a makers and date stamp for 1941, this is...  read more

Code: 28699

WW2 Husband & Wife National Fire Service Medals, Helmet & Ephemera

A large group of items belonging to a husband and wife who both served during WW2 in the National fire service, lets start with the husband, Sub Officer Edgar W. Lark served with the Suffolk and Ipswich NFS, he lived in Lowestoft so most likely served in that area, he was awarded the QEII fire service exemplary service medal so must have continued with the fire service post war, amongst his eff...  read more

Code: 28708