WW1 Welsh Regiment, 8th Pioneer Battalion Wrislet ID Tag Pair. Gallipoli.
An interesting pair of hand made aluminium ID tags to be worn around the wrist with detailed information on a Pte H.A.Davies, service number 18451 who served in the 8th Welsh Pioneers, formed in Cardiff.. Both, going by appearance and workmanship where done on separate occasions. The 8th battalion landed at ANZAC cove, Gallipoli in August 1915 and evacuated December 1915. The unit served in the... read more
Sonnenwende Event Badge/Tinnie. Viersen-Kempen, 1935.
In very nice condition with over 95% of its factory silver finish. The rear has its period fixing pin. read more
WW1 British Leather Webley Pistol Holster.
In nice used condition with supple leather, tight stitching and nice colour with pistol indentations. No markings or date. Size im giving is approximate, front top to bottom from the longer side...12 inches. Along the top..7.5 inches. Top to bottom short side..9 inches, hope this helps. read more
1944 Dated 37 Pattern Map Case and Map.
The case is in nice complete condition with some minor staining to the front, a clear date with maker stamp to the inside and includes its hanging strap. Found inside is a 1945 dated War Office map of the Norwich area, one small section with pencil details and grid numbers, i presume done during a training a maneuver. read more
British Army Clansman 349 PRC Racal Transmitter-Receiver with Throat Mike and Head Set.
These sets date from the early 70's right up to the 2000's so will make a super item to display with any British military kit dating from this time, N.Ireland, Gulf War etc. Kit all came together and does seem in good condition with its aerial etc. I have not taken it apart so cannot say if its in working condition so please keep this in mind! Sold as a nice display piece or if lucky...? read more
CHECKING YOUR PAYPAL PAYMENTS.
FOLKS IF CHOOSING THE PAYPAL OPTION FOR PAYMENT ON YOUR ORDERS, CAN YOU PLEASE CHECK THAT FUNDS HAVE BEEN TRANSFERRED FROM YOUR ACCOUNT AFTER GOING THROUGH THE TRANSACTION AS THERE ARE QUITE A FEW THAT GO THROUGH THE PROCESS WITHOUT THE FUNDS BEING SENT OVER INTO MY ACCOUNT. AS I CAN ONLY SEND OUT PACKAGES ON A TUESDAY DUE TO OTHER COMMITMENTS CHECKING YOUR PAYMENTS WOULD HELP IN A SMOOTHER TRA... read more
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Scarce 1938 Dated NSDAP Aufbruch und Kampf der Partei Book.
In very nice complete condition with over 320 pages with information and some stunning photos of the NSDAP early fight to take power. Front cover has a super woodcut type image done in this early type style. Great display piece. read more
WW1 British Death Plaque. LESLIE FRANK BROMWICH. Royal Warwickshire Regiment.
CWGC has one casualty listed with the plaque details having Service number 15/308 and serving with the 15th Battalion Warwickshire regiment who was killed on the 4th of June 1916 during the Battle of the Somme. Leslie also lost his brother on the same day, same action and i believe the same time who serving in the same regiment. Both being buried at Faubourg D'Amies, Arras. The third serving b... read more
WW1 British Death Plaque. GEORGE FELIX KIRBY. Royal Warwickshire Regiment.
One of one according to CWGC with service number 14/1263, B Coy. 14 Battalion who was killed on the 23 of July , 1916 and buried at Thiepval. As for condition, well this fella was loved as the plaque has been polished on numerous an occasion. read more
WW1 British Death Plaque. MORRIS HOOPER. 2ND Lieut Queens Westminster Rifles.
According to the CWGC website, Morris Hooper comes up with the name John Hamilton Morris Hooper, 2nd Lieut of 2nd Coy, 1st/16th Battalion of the Queens Westminster Rifles who was killed on the 30/Nov/1917 and buried at Moeuvres Communal Cemetery. Condition is very good with nice finish and some patina. read more
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