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WW1 German Ammo Pouches. (1)

WW1 German Ammo Pouches. (1)

A bank of three black leather German ammunition pouches. These have been very well used but remain in good order. The leather is quite dry and will need a good wax or oil. The maker and date on the back of the pouches is well worn but you can still just make out the date of 1914. The leather is a little thinner than the normal infantry pouch, so they may have been made for mounted troop. They ...  read more

Code: 28696

55.00 GBP

WW1 German Ammo Pouches. (2)

WW1 German Ammo Pouches. (2)

A bank of three black leather German ammunition pouches. These have been very well used but remain in good order. The leather is quite dry and will need a good wax or oil. One of the belt straps on the back looks like it has been replaced, as it does not match the other, but the rivet and stitches that holds it looks just as old. During the period when Germany was amassing an army, manufacturer...  read more

Code: 28695

45.00 GBP

QEII Issue North Wales Police Helmet Badge

QEII Issue North Wales Police Helmet Badge

The large sized vintage badge worn on the police helmet, issued in a white metal for the North Wales police, it comes in excellent probably unused condition and measures 4.5 inches long.  read more

Code: 28680

12.00 GBP

Two Cased Winston Churchill Crowns – Isle of Man and 1965

Two Cased Winston Churchill Crowns – Isle of Man and 1965

Two cased commemorative crowns for Winston Churchill, the first dates from 1965 and the other was issued in the Isle of Man and is dated 1974, both come in very good condition.  read more

Code: 28678

5.00 GBP

WW1 Era French Alpine Mounted Troops Badge

WW1 Era French Alpine Mounted Troops Badge

There are a few modern versions of this badge available but I cant find a period one for sale, marked to the back for Drago Paris it is made from a base metal with coloured enamels and shows the climbing axe through a blue star, it comes in good but aged condition and is missing the pin on the back, it measures just over 1.5 inches long.  read more

Code: 28676

12.00 GBP

Pair WW2 RAF Leading Aircraftsman Embroidered Cloth Patches

Pair WW2 RAF Leading Aircraftsman Embroidered Cloth Patches

A good pair of WW2 RAF leading aircraftsman embroidered cloth patches, they come in good condition with some signs of age and use, they measure 3.75 inches long.  read more

Code: 28673

8.00 GBP

Southampton University Air Squadron Cloth Patch

Southampton University Air Squadron Cloth Patch

A modern but interesting cloth patch for the Southampton university air squadron, the university trains students as cadets if they wish to join the RAF even teaching them to fly light aircraft but with no obligation to pursue the occupation if it doesn’t suit. The patch is in excellent condition and measures 3 inches long.  read more

Code: 28672

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Superb WW2 Scottish Officers Trench Coat.

Superb WW2 Scottish Officers Trench Coat.

A beautiful wool officer’s trench coat. It was worn by a major in the Queens Own Cameron Highlanders as it has all its original buttons apart from one on the sleeve, this must have been lost during the war as it has been replaced with a WW2 economy general issue button. The coat itself is made of a thick drab green wool, inside the coat, it is lined with a tan wool under coat with an inside poc...  read more

Code: 27745

65.00 GBP

Victorian 2nd Afghan War Medal to 12th Bengal Cavalry

Victorian 2nd Afghan War Medal to 12th Bengal Cavalry

A Victorian Afghanistan medal 1878-80, correctly named in engraved script to Sowar Jot Ram 12th Bengal Cavalry. This medal is in very good condition with a couple of light rim knocks visible on the obverse. This man is probably entitled to clasps, but these are missing, otherwise a very good example.  read more

Code: 27749

145.00 GBP

WW1 Victory Medal to Bishop Royal Engineers.

WW1 Victory Medal to Bishop Royal Engineers.

A good single WW1 victory medal correctly named to 124638 Pioneer William Bishop of the Royal Engineers.
I heard a dealer at a military fair that pioneers were basically just road diggers and saw no action. This of course is ridiculous. The rank of pioneer is the same as a sapper and he would have been involved in all the same duties as a sapper. The difference between the two ranks is t...  read more

Code: 27763

14.00 GBP