Queens South Africa Medal + 2 to Morrison Cheshire Regiment.

Queens South Africa Medal with the Cape Colony and Orange Free State (also entitled to the SA 1901 clasp) correctly named to 1981 Corporal Philip Morrison of the 4th Volunteer battalion the Cheshire regiment.
Philip Morrison was born in Macclesfield around 1874. As a young man he was employed as a labourer in the Macclesfield area. He enlisted into the 4th Cheshire regiment on the 24th F...  read more

Code: 30174

1914/15 Star Trio to Akers 1st Suffolk Regiment Served Salonika

1914/15 star, British war and victory medal correctly named to 8318 Private Percy Victor Akers of the 1st Battalion the Suffolk Regiment.
Percy Akers was born in Woodbridge Suffolk 1895. His father James sadly died when Percy was only around ten years old, so with five other siblings he was raised just by his mother Marion.
In 1911 Percy was working as a shunter on the railways, p...  read more

Code: 30175

WW2 Era German K98 Short Dress Bayonet.

An unmarked WW2 era German short dress or walking out bayonet with working locking catch on the pommel, black composite grip scales and a very good steel blade. It is in excellent original condition, rolled steel scabbard retaining its original paint. It measures 25.5 inches long.
Ship to UK mainland only. Proof of age required on purchase.  read more

Code: 30181

H Hughes & Sons Telescope Award Prize 1912.

A superb quality large single draw leather and brass telescope made by H. Hughes & Son London. It was given as an award and there is an engraved inscription on the forward lens guard, which reads; “The Incorporated Thames Nautical Training College. ‘HMS Worcester’ Port of London, First Nautical & Mathematical Division. 1st Prize. Head Boy in Examination. Awarded to ARTHUR GEORGE SHIELDS. Midsum...  read more

Code: 30183

Scarce Trio of Medals to Webster Royal Navy – Royal Engineers.

A scarce and interesting trio of medals comprising of the East and West Africa Medal with Witu 1890 clasp and correctly named to J Webster Ordinary Seaman, HMS Boadicea. British war and Victory medal correctly named to 148246 Sapper J Webster Royal Engineers.
James Webster was born in Dundee, Scotland on 2nd May 1871. Before he joined the Royal Navy in 1887 he was employed as a sailmaker...  read more

Code: 30190

WW1 German Double Gallantry group to Muller 385 Landw Inf Reg.

A interesting and scarce German medal and original ephemera to Private Wilhelm Muller of the 7th company 385th Landwehr regiment, 91st reserve brigade, 19th Landwehr division.
This lot comprises of his original military Soldbuch, service book and Militarpak. The Mecklenburg-Schwerin Military Merit Cross 2nd class with original named certificate. The Iron cross 2nd class with original nam...  read more

Code: 30191

WW2 Era Sola Pith Helmet.

A well-used and a bit beaten up sola pith helmet / Polo Helmet, it wouldn’t take much to restore, with leather liner, size 6 & 1/2 .  read more

Code: 30213

WW1 Era Princess Mary Christmas Tin

WW1 brass Christmas gift tin, issued Christmas 1914 and into 1915, the fund headed by the Wonderful Princess Mary Countess of Harewood the only daughter of King George V and Queen Mary. She did so much for the War effort during the Great War and WW2 and was a tireless worker for Girls and Women’s movements. This example comes in good condition for its age with signs of wear to the surface of th...  read more

Code: 30223

Vintage Franklin Mint Frederick Remington Bronze Figurine the Mountain Man

Issued as a limited edition during the 1980’s and made by the Franklin Mint company, this superbly detailed solid bronze figurine comes from the Frederick Remington Art Museum collection, it is entitled The Mountain Man and depicts a horse and rider on an almost impossible angle coming down a mountain, it carries the Remington copyright mark on one side and comes in super condition standing 7.5...  read more

Code: 30241

WW1 Era Trench Art Shell Head Cigarette Lighter

A good example of a WW1 one ‘in the field’ constructed brass trench art cigarette lighter, what sets this one apart from the norm is the inclusion of a silver strip near the base which is French and has the motto ‘Ministere de Finances’, something the soldier must have picked up and used to embellish the lighter, it comes in good condition for its age with signs of use and a few shallow dents, ...  read more

Code: 30251