WW2 Medal Trio to Sapper Stone RE Accidently Killed 1941.

1939/45 star, Defence and 1939/45 war medal in named and addressed box of issue with War Office Death Certificate to 1991809 Sapper Walter Henry Stone 1st Field Squadron Royal Engineers.
Walter Stone was born in Battersea on 26th February 1911. Before the war he was employed as a public works labourer in Battersea. Due to his job he was probably pre-enlisted quite early on expected tp pe...  read more

Code: 31076

Vintage Colt Rough Rider Bowie Knife Colonel Mosby Tribute.

A vintage Rough Rider type bowie knife made by Colt in tribute to American Confederate Colonel John Singleton Mosby, known as the Grey Ghost.
It has a heavy gauge brass guard and pommel, stag horn grip and a large steel Bowie type blade, etched to one side with the dedication to Mosby and the makers mark of Colt since 1836. It comes in its original leather scabbard, tooled to the front w...  read more

Code: 31075

WW1 Pair to Henderson A & S H 1/6th (Renfrewshire) Battalion.

A WW1 1914 star and British war medal (Victory medal missing) correctly named to 4498 Private Colin Henderson of the 1/6th Renfrewshire battalion, Argyle and Sutherland Highlanders.
Colin Henderson was born Neilson Renfrewshire around 1896. He enlisted into the 1/6th territorial battalion in 1914 and after a period of training at Bedford was posted to France, arriving on the 2nd of May 1...  read more

Code: 31074

Vintage Blank Firing Colt 42 Revolver.

This is the old type Denix replica, the Colt 45 Single Action Army revolver. It is all quality metal with wooden grips and is loaded with dummy bullets which will take a percussion caps. This one is in good working condition by has light wear and signs of use. It measures 11 inches long.
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Code: 31073

WW1 Medal Pair to Grant 1/7th Black Watch.

British war and victory medal pair correctly named to S-23753 private John Grant of the 1/7th Fife territorial battalion, Royal Highlander, the Black Watch.
The battalion was raised at St Andrews in August 1914 and served with the 153rd Brigade in 51st (Highland) Division and fought in many major engagements like the Battle of Loos, Passchendaele, and the German Spring Offensive in 1918,...  read more

Code: 31072

Vintage Scots Sgian Dubh.

A very nice old handmade Sgian Dubh with stag antler grip, brass pommel and guard and a good steel blade. It comes in its original leather scabbard with brass chape. In very good used condition, measuring 7.5 inches long.
Ship to UK mainland only. Proof of age required on purchase, over 18’s only.  read more

Code: 31071

Vintage Finnish Puukko Knife by J Marttiini Lapland.

A vintage very well made traditional Scandinavian knife by J Marttiini of Lapland. A beautiful yet simple design white metal pommel, Birch grip and a good steel blade which is engraved with the makers details and a reindeer and sled scene. It comes in its original tooled leather scabbard with belt loop.
It is in very good used condition, an old example so it has seen some use.
The...  read more

Code: 31070

Rare Original Signature of Ferdinand M F West VC RFC.

The original Hand Signed signature of Ferdinand Maurice Felix (Freddy) West VC, CBE, MC. He was the classically educated son of a British officer and a French countess, volunteered for military service in France during World War I, serving first with the Royal Munster Fusiliers before applying to the Royal Flying Corps. He first commission was as an observer before becoming a pilot. Already hon...  read more

Code: 31069

Early 20th Century ACROW Entrenching Multi Tool

A British designed entrenching multi tool, originally destined for use during WW1 but production costs prohibited it from going into general use, it must have continued to be made which makes this example hard to date, made by Acrow it combines a spade with an axe, pick and a jemmy for nails or tins. The base unscrews allowing the handle to separate and the spade to be folded out the handle the...  read more

Code: 31068

Framed and Glazed Print by Richard Simkin - RMLI

Richard Simkin (November 5, 1850 – June 25, 1926) was a well known British artist and illustrator of military uniforms, this example features the Royal Marines Light Infantry marching band, the original bore his signature lower right and this print is marked accordingly, very well mounted and glass framed it comes in very good condition with just some mild foxing, the frame measures 21.25 inche...  read more

Code: 31067