Wehrmacht Photo Post Card.
Nice studio shot with nice uniform detail including a great pair of front laced jack boots! read more
1939 Wien Reichs Kolonial Tagung Event Badge/Tinnie.
A very nice detailed badge with sharp detail, finish has gone due to the badge being struck in zinc. Rear has its period fixing pin. read more
British Fascist 2nd Pattern Enamel Membership Badge.
Badge is in very nice condition with no chips to the black enamel and a good amount of its silver finish to the metal. Rear has its period fixing pin and Gaunt makers details. read more
Argentine Military Police Truncheon Leather Frog.
In very nice condition and apparently brought back from the Falklands by a British Soldier. read more
Swedish NCO Leather Bayonet Frog. 1942 Dated.
In very nice supple condition with clear date. As used with the pattern M1896 bayonet. read more
Hitler Youth Event Badge / Tinnie. Aufbruch Der Jugend.
Super design, super condition, super tinnie! read more
British 1939 Dated MKII Steel Helmet.
A super example with close to 100% of its factory finish inside and out with the only wear being along the outer rim edge. The helmet is date stamped 1939. The inside first pattern liner system is complete and again dated 1939 and the liner tongues are supple. Going by the condition of the top screw and inside nut i would say the liner and helmet have always been together. Chinstrap again in ve... read more
Royal Welch Fusiliers Officers Visor Cap, 1945 Dated.
A 1945 and WD marked RWF officers cap manufactured by the firm J.Collett. Condition of the body material is very nice with one moth nip to the edge of the front visor and one nip just behind a side button. There are just a couple of other minor moth grazing to the nap of the material only. The lovely bronze RWF cap badge has never been removed and sits tightly to the body. The inside liner is ... read more
British No9 Bayonet. M-49.
Good condition bayonet with the blade having a good tip, one side of the blade has staining with the factory finish running from the pommel to the top of the blade. Fixing spring works. The top front of the handle is clearly marked M-49 and i can clearly see a letter ''M'' stamped to the side. The steel scabbard is free from dents has nearly all its finish and its top throat is made of brass. read more