Vintage USA Unit Insignia Badge 122nd Aviation Support Battalion

Probably dating from the 1980’s this distinctive unit insignia badge is for the 122nd aviation support battalion, marked Denmark N.Y. D22 to the back, it comes in very good condition and measures just over one inch long.  read more

Code: 27308

Book – A History of the Royal Army Ordinance Corps 1920-45

Written by Brigadier A. H. Fernyhough CBE MC during the 1950’s, the book details the history of the Royal army Ordinance Corps from 1920 – 45, 473 pages of text which comes in good condition with some marks to the outer cover.  read more

Code: 27305

Book – Air Facts and Feats by Guinness Superlatives 1970

In 1970, Guinness Superlatives launched the first in a series of books, known as the "Facts and Feats Series", as spin-offs from the popular Guinness Book of Records. The Facts and Feats books were full volumes dedicated to a single topic, which could provide greater depth to their subject matter. The first book published was "Air Facts and Feats". This example has 199 pages of facts, figures a...  read more

Code: 27259

WW1 Era Crested Ware Military Tent – Arms of Norwich

A good example of a WW1 crested ware military tent, it has the arms of Norwich to one side, the base is not marked for a factory, it stands 2.5 inches high and is in very good condition with just some glaze issues on the peak but it was issued this way.  read more

Code: 27252

Rare Complete The Second World War by Winston Churchill.

The rare seven book all 1st edition collection of the Second World War by Winston Churchill. Volume One was publish in march 1948 and on release it was found to have some inappropriate content and some important facts were omitted. This book was recalled and a new revised edition was published in June 1949. Because this was a newly published book, this became a 1st edition in its own right. T...  read more

Code: 27242

WW1 German Honour Cross with Swords. Maker RV24

Probably one of the most overlooked and under rated of all German medals. the Honour cross or Hindenburg Cross was issued in vast number but with numerous different variants and makers, it makes it an interesting and low budget collectable. It was instituted in the July 1934 by Paul von Hindenburg himself, and by government order, it replaced every other veterans medal issued. This medal is wit...  read more

Code: 27213

Old 16 Bore Shotgun Wad Cutter.

An early 20th century 16 bore wad or patch cutter for a muzzle-loading shotgun. It has a light rust bloom on the outside of the cutter but the cutting edge is still quite sharp. It measures 4.5 inches long.  read more

Code: 27192

WW1 Era Crested Ware Red Cross Ambulance – Arms of Cambridge

A WW1 era crested ware Red Cross ambulance decorated with the arms of Cambridge Borough, unusually there is no makers mark to the base, it comes in good condition, there are two chips on the bottom of the wheels but these have been glazed which shows it was originally retailed like it and I think it had a radiator cap but this is missing, it measures 4 inches long.  read more

Code: 27190

WW1 Era Brass Trade Physical Instructor Badge

A good WW1 era brass physical instructors trade proficiency badge, unusually fitted with a pin on the back, it comes in very good toned condition and measures 2.25 wide.  read more

Code: 27159

WW1 Era Brass Trade Proficiency Drummers Badge

A good WW2 era brass drummers trade proficiency badge, fitted with two lugs on the back it come in very good toned condition and measures 1.25 inches long.  read more

Code: 27158