Very Rare WW1 era Don Cossack Medal.
A very rare Russian Don Cossack silver medal which tests around .830-.850 grade silver, given to the Don Cossack regiments for their service in the Russian civil war 1917 to 1922.
The Don Cossacks came from a region of southern Russia and had a rich military tradition, playing an important part in the historical development of the Russian Empire and successfully participating in ... read more
Rare Vintage Scots Guards Officers Uniform and Bear Skin.
It is a pleasure to offer this wonderful original Scots Guards officers uniform with its original Bear Skin. The uniform dates from the 1960’s and is to a 2nd Lieutenant and comprises of his dress tunic, belt, trousers and of course the Bear Skin which is a extremely rare piece and very seldom come onto the market, and when they do, they fetch very high prices; this also still retains i... read more
Victorian Lincolnshire Regiment Helmet Plate Centre.
A good original badge which formed the centre to a home service helmet plate, this one is in poor condition as it was a metal detector find; I’m sure it could be easily restored back to its former glory.
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WW1 Silver Miniature British War Medal
As issued, a WW1 silver example of the British war medal in miniature. Perfect condition but needs cleaning.
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Superb Korean War / St Johns Group to Medical Corps.
A scarce group all awarded to 22404541 Private Sidney Clark of the Royal Army Medical Corps. It comprises of the queens medal for Korea, the United Nations medal for Korea, the service medal of the Order of St John with a five year service bar, total service 20 years and lastly the order of St John, serving Brother’s Breast badge, the latter two are mounted to be worn. Also his St Johns... read more
Boer War Pair to Trimnell Wiltshire Reg. POW Casualty.
A scarce Boer War Queen South Africa and Kings South Africa pair to a man who died while a Boer prisoner of war.
Both medals are correctly named to 5232 Private Albert Trimnell of the 2nd Battalion (The Duke of Edinburgh's) Wilshire Regiment; the QSA has three clasps, the Cape Colony, Orange Free State and Transvaal; the KSA has the South Africa 01 & 02 claps.
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WW2 USAAF Officers Crusher Cap.
A superb guaranteed original second world war American Air Force officers visor cap, also known as the crusher cap because it is soft, pliable and it could be easily folded and put in to a pocket and comfortable to wear under an aircraft’s radio headset.
This one is in wonderful original condition, it was issued and worn, this you can tell by the wear inside the cap; it has a sof... read more
Rare WW1 & WW2 Medal Group to Gloucestershire Yeomanry.
An interesting a scarce 1915 star trio and the WW2 defence medal all awarded to 3022 Lance Corporal Rayner H. G. Vicker of the 1st Royal Gloucestershire Hussars Yeomanry and Home Guard.
The 1914/15 star is correctly named to 3022 L/Cpl. R. H. G. Vicker. Glouc. Yeo. And the British war and victory medal is correctly named as above by to Private R. H. G. Vicker. The ww2 defence med... read more
Scarce WW1 Territorial Medal Group to RGA – Low No
An outstanding territorial medal group of four comprising of the British war and Victory medal pair correctly named to 414 Gunner Harold Thomas Royal Artillery. The Territorial War medal correctly named as pair to Royal Artillery and the scarcer Territorial Force Efficiency medal correctly named to 374112 Bombardier Harold Thomas Royal Garrison Artillery. Also included are his original territor... read more
Interesting WW1 Officers Sword - Named Dublin Fusiliers.
A very interesting WW1 era infantry officer’s sword and scabbard, the sword its self is the normal 1897 pattern sword with the George V cypher and brown leather covered scabbard, the blade is clean free from any pitting or bloom and very nicely etched with the usual infantry horn and kings crown etc, what makes this one just a little different from most is that it has an engraved dedication on ... read more