Military Collectables

WW1 British 1907 Mk1 SMLE Bayonet by Sanderson.

The primary British bayonet used during the First World War manufactured to fit the Short Magazine Lee-Enfield No.1 series Infantry Rifles used during WWI and WWII. It has basic birds head pommel with a push button latch and oil hole, wooden grips with a few dents and marks and a cross guard with muzzle ring. It has a long straight blade with maker’s details for; Sanderson and a production date...  read more

Code: 30825

WW1 British 1907 Mk1 SMLE Bayonet by Wilkinson.

The primary British bayonet used during the First World War manufactured to fit the Short Magazine Lee-Enfield No.1 series Infantry Rifles used during WWI and WWII. It has basic birds head pommel with a push button latch and oil hole, wooden grips and a cross guard with muzzle ring. It has a long straight blade with maker’s details for; Wilkinson and a production date of January 1908 to one sid...  read more

Code: 30824

WW1 Medal Pair to Thomas Notts & Derby Regiment.

A really interesting British War and Victory medal correctly named to 107343 private Simeon Thomas of the Notts & Derby regiment.
Simeon Thomas was born in Liverpool 1899 to his mother Mary and Father John and had two sisters Louisa and Lilly and two older brothers John and Charles, Simeon was the youngest child. At a young age the who family moved to Nottingham, his father working as a ...  read more

Code: 30823

WW1 German Belt & Buckle.

A WW1 issue German enlisted mans belt buckle with original leather belt. The buckle is steel and still has a lot of its original field grey paint remaining. It has a few spots of light rusting in places but completely untouched.
the leather belt is still in good supple condition but could do with a light clean and a wax. It measures 38 inches long.  read more

Code: 30822

WW1 Era Officers Signet Ring North Irish Horse.

A 9ct gold shell signet ring worn by an officer of the North Irish Horse Yeomanry regiment pre-WW1. Fist a little about the ring. It is marked ‘Gold Shell’ this is a kind of gold plating but instead of applying a thin layer of gold via electrolysis it has been overlayed by a thicker sheet of gold over a thin base metal core. At the time, these were a little less expensive that solid gold. It ha...  read more

Code: 30821

Lt Victorian Black Watch Pipers Plaid Brooch.

A very large white metal Plaid brooch worn by a piper of the Royal Highlanders Black Watch on full ceremonial dress. It is good quality with some light wear to the surface and the engraved decoration around the edge. It carries no hall marks and it is not quite heavy enough to be solid silver, but as there is no base metal showing through where it has worn, when this piece was in use, it probab...  read more

Code: 30819

Scarce Victorian 6th V B Gordon Highlanders Glengarry Badge.

A scarce solid white metal Glengarry Badge worn by the OR’s of the 6th Volunteer Battalion Gorden Highlanders post Childers Reform 1884 to 1908 when the Volunteer battalion were encompassed into the Territorials. These original badges were made by several different makers so both 2 and 3 lug (hard soldered) variations exist. This one is in superb condition with some signs of use and a beautiful...  read more

Code: 30818

WW1 Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers Cap badge.

WW1 Bi-metal grenade badge worn by O R’s of the regiment. This badge was issued until 1926 when the grenade badge was discontinued. This fine example comes in very good used condition, the brass back with a nice mellow even tone.
Ref. E19  read more

Code: 30817

Scarce WW1 Blackpool Volunteers Cap Badge.

The all-brass badge titled the 1st battalion Blackpool Volunteers. an interesting badge worn by the volunteers of Blackpool under the King's Own Royal Lancaster Regiment's Volunteer Training Corps. They constructed training trenches in Blackpool’s Watson Road Park, they served on guard duty and supported the war effort in lots of other duties. In 1918 when every man was needed a special service...  read more

Code: 30816

WW1 Welsh Horse Cap Badge.

The brass badge of the Welsh horse a WW1 war raised yeomanry regiment. They served on home service duties before taking part in the Gallipoli campaign. The regiment was disbanded in 1921. A lovely badge in excellent condition.
E17  read more

Code: 30815