Antique Hiatt Come Along or Nipper Handcuffs

Dating from the late Victorian/Edwardian era these handcuffs were made by Hiatt & Co a well know manufacturer of prison restraints, they are known as ‘come along’ or ‘nipper’ cuffs and are a snap or snatch type utilizing a spring clip locking mechanism rather than a traditional key, made from wrought steel they measure approx. 5.25 long and come in very good condition.  read more

Code: 31260

Vintage RAF Beaufort Aircrew Cold Weather MK3 Jacket

Manufactured by the Beaufort company for the RAF this vintage aircrew cold weather MK3 jacket comes in super virtually unused condition, it bears a very clear lable inside which contains all of the official information including its NATO reference, broad arrow and additional date stamp of 12/91, it is classed as a size 6 with the measurements of height: 172 – 181cm, chest 96 – 106cm, other than...  read more

Code: 31259

Vintage/WW2 Era Air Ministry I.C.A.N Flight Dalton Computer

To give this item its full description it is an ‘Air Ministry I.C.A.N calibration navigational computer, model MK.IIID’ commonly referred to as a ‘whiz wheel’ or Dalton computer, this one has a reference No6B/180, it is described as a manual, analog flight computer used to solve navigation problems such as true airspeed, ground speed, heading and height corrections, so considering all that tech...  read more

Code: 31258

WW1 Era Officers Leather Trench/Riding Boots

Here are a good pair of WW1 era brown leather Officers trench or riding boots, they appear from what I have seen to be a bit different to other pairs for sale as they are fully laced from top to bottom with no other straps or catches, there are no makers marks and they have been well used, the top leather is still supple and the boot rigid, they would benefit from a good clean and a feed to the...  read more

Code: 31257

Soviet F1 Fragmentation Grenade

Inert Soviet F1 Fragmentation Grenade, with marks on the bottom with possible date mark for 1939 but this could be its design date.
It is in very good condition retaining most of its original black painted finish, totally safe and inert, measuring 5 inches high.  read more

Code: 31256

Rare WW2 Dutch Practice Grenade.

The WW2 era first model Dutch Egg Grenade (Eihandgranaat) for throwing practice. It is made of a light metal, probably tin and filled with sand. These grenades are scarce, but I’ve never seen a practice version before. In good condition, bottom threaded stopper is missing. these must have been smashed to pieces when used due to their light construction, possibly why few survived. It measures 5...  read more

Code: 31255

Vintage Mercator K55K Folding Lock Knife.

A very sort after German pocketknife made by Kauffmann, Solingen. It is very simple construction with central back release button, which the company adopted around WW1. It has the trademark ‘Mercator’ on the back of the haft and on the blade. It is in good original condition, some of the original black paint still remains and the locking mechanism is good and firm although there is slight plat ...  read more

Code: 31254

WW1 Medal Pair to Surgeon Probationer Brown RNVR.

An interesting WW1 British War and Victory medal correctly named to Surgeon Probationer Archibald D Brown of the Royal Navy Volunteer Reserve.
I can find very little on this man only the conformation of his medal entitlement. A Surgeon probationer were 3rd or 4th year medical students that signed up for service during hostilities at the rank of 2nd Lieutenant. they served at shore hospit...  read more

Code: 31253

Scarce WW2 Staybrite Military Pocket Knife.

The Staybrite Military folding pocketknife by Ibberson & Co Sheffield dated 1940 with Broad arrow marked on tin opener blade. It has 3 tools the main blade, a tin opener and a screwdriver end. It comes in excellent original condition and measures 3.75 inches when folded and 6 inches with main blade.
Ship to UK Mainland Only. Proof of age required on purchase, over 18’s only.  read more

Code: 31252

Victorian William Rogers Bowie Type Knife.

A late Victorian Sheffield bowie knife by William Rogers. It has a hardwood block grip with brass rivets and cartouche and a good stell blade with maker’s mark. It comes in its original leather sheath and in good used condition, blade edge filled sharp. It measures 9.75 inches long.
Ship to UK Mainland Only. Proof of age required on purchase, over 18’s only.  read more

Code: 31251