The Boy Scout Whistle.
Made by the firm J.F.&S this vintage whistle is in very good condition considering its age. Im sure its a brass body under the black patina. It comes with its original period rope lanyard. Lanyard im sorry to say was cut off by the vendor, i watch her do it before i managed to get to her table!! read more
British Military Whistle.
In very nice condition made by the firm Hudson, has a Nato stock code under the makers details. read more
17.00 GBP
German Mercator Pocket Knife. Named to a Capt A.G.Phillips.
Sweet pocket knife that was brought home and named to both sides by a Captain A.G.Phillips, he definitely didnt want to lose his new knife find! The condition is very good with minor staining to the metal only. Nicely marked in a couple of places ''Mercator'', DRGM and Solingen for area of manufacture. Nice addition is the little wrist lanyard added by Phillips. I purchased this a number of ye... read more
WW2 German 1941 6X30 Bakelite Binocular Case and Shoulder Strap.
The case is in very nice condition with no chips or cracks. Front metal closer strap is maker marked ''frn'' and dated 41 and still retains its bottom leather pull. To the back of the case can be found both leather belt straps, condition is supple and one has a clear waffenampt stamp. The inside has clear factory stamps to the bottom, both side buffers and the top retains its period padding. Th... read more
Early Military Sirupate Kukri.
The blade has minimal staining with just a couple of tiny rust bleed visible and what i would class as its period grind to the cutting edge. The blade length is just over 14.5 inches, widest width 2 and three quarter inches with the narrowest blade width of 1.5 inches. Width of the spine at the base is around 9mm. Its a monster blade for sure. The wooden handle has over the years received a num... read more
1907 Bayonet. 2nd Dragoon Guards. 1915.
The blade has minimal pitting near the tip, its stained and has what appears to be the factory grind. One side of the blade has a 1915 date over the makers mark, Sanderson. The hilt has heavy staining and a little rust bleed with clear stamps to the pommel area...2DG, 419.Both wooden grips have staining and minimal knocks, no large chips etc. Top fixing button is loose and working. The leather ... read more
WW1 and WW2 , Father and Son , Medal Grouping.
The fathers WW1 1914/15 medal trio are stamped to 349 Cpl.J.Paulson, RAMC. Condition is very good considering they have never been polished . The WW2 Territorial set relates to the son who served in the Royal Artillery in Burma. His territorial medal is stamped..1455286 SGT G Paulson RA. Condition i would rate at very good, they have never been mounted. . These medals where purchased from a loc... read more
215.00 GBP
WW1 Manchester Regiment Medal Pair.
This set turned up during a local Cardiff house clearance this week. The medals are made out to a private 302347 R.Russel. The cert is a leave railway form with his full details, also found is part of the envelope the medals where sent to him. read more
55.00 GBP
19th Centuary Two Draw Binoculars. Thomas Harris and Son.
A very nice early pair of Binoculars with a'' two draw'' system that i have not seen before. As for condition, the body has its very nice complete leather cover including the cover to the top lens ends, one dent from a slight knock. Both sun screens have some of its period black finish. Both lens cap ends are maker marked to Harris and Son. There is a problem to the thread when trying to focus ... read more
Burma Medal Grouping. 170 Tunnelling Coy, Royal Engineers.
Purchased this little grouping yesterday from the relative who brought it into me. The medals have been mounted for wear, condition is very good. Also found is a RE cap badge and uniform removed titles with his named dog tags. The paperwork is one cert of transfer to the army reserve, Caswells cert of registry of birth, born 1916 and finally a cert relating to Caswells service in the operationa... read more