WW2 Lyons Ground Coffe Tin. Food is a Munition of War!
In good condition with nearly all its finish intact and a solid body with its period top. read more
British Officers Service Cap.
A well used example with good clean material to the outside with one or two minor moth nips. Construction would suggest WW2 manufacture with 4 piece panel, false top pipping, rear air vets and back tape but the inside ''Moss'' label i believe would date from the 50's. The inside has its complete oil top and a full attached leather sweatband. Cap is ready for wearing or display with the addition... read more
Bombay Bowler.
In nice used condition with good color and minor staining from use. No holes or tugs. The inside has its complete liner system and Arabic makers details, i believe this example was made in Algeria, as for date well im sorry to say i have no idea. Would display well with an British officers KD kit. read more
German 1930's Life Boat Tinnie/Event Badge.
Nice design with most of its finish and its period rear fixing pin. read more
Imperial German 2nd Class Iron Cross. MM/WC.
Nice condition cross with close to 100% of its factory finish to the iron center and a nice toned tight frame. The hanging ring has been squashed a bit and i believe the ring stamp is for the firm WC. Small length of ribbon. read more
N.S.L.B. Tinnie/Event Badge. 1934.
In very nice condition with nearly all its period finish. I do not know why the ribbon is attached but thats the way i found it folks! read more
Bronze Mothers Cross.
In nice condition with no chips or cracks to the enamel and nearly 100% of its period bronze finish and a good length of ribbon. read more
West Wall Medal.
An early production example thats in very nice condition with close to 100% of its period finish, just minor discoloring to one side. read more
25 Year Faithfull Service Medal
In very nice condition with close to 100% of its frosting and burnished highlights. read more
Named British Officers Royal Scots Private Purchase BD, WW2 and Korea Service
An excellent condition Battle dress named to a Major J.A.R.Taylor who had many years of service under his belt including WW2 and Korea. I believe Taylor served in Korea with '''C'' company, 1st Battalion, The Black Watch, this info comes from another website that has one of Taylors Service Dress on display. As mentioned the BD is in very nice condition with no sign of any moth damage. Im sure f... read more