2 X WW2 Lyons Pure Ground Coffee Tins.

Both tins are in nice condition with clear bright colours and details to the outer design. The smaller example has not been opened and is complete with contents. Nice for your home front or any military collection display.  read more

Code: 63575

WW2 RAF Pexiglas Wings Sweetheart Badge.

Nice large set of wings made from aircraft pexiglas and the brass crown and wings cut out of a button.  read more

Code: 63576

1939 Dated ARP Hand Bell.

In very nice condition with inner clanger perhaps being a replacement.  read more

Code: 63549

WW2 British Inspectorate of Fighting Vehicles Enamel Badge

A super designed and good sized badge that's in very nice condition. The rear has its period fixing pin and owners serial number.  read more

Code: 63563

WW1 German Southern Army badge.1914/15. 19

This very nicely designed badge is in super condition. The rear has its period fixing pin.  read more

Code: 63568

WW2 Australian Spitfire Souvenir Pin Tray.

In very nice condition with the aircraft flying over the bottom tray shaped as the map of Australia. Stands 5 inches in height with the map measuring just under 6 inches in length.  read more

Code: 63574

WW2 RAF Engineers Pexiglas Wings Sweetheart Badge.

A very nicely designed and crafted set of wings made from aircraft pexiglas, this one obviously made for a family member of a serving RAF Engineer.  read more

Code: 63577

WW2 Wrens Group.

A little lot of items that belonged to local lady who served as a Wren during WW2 mainly in Cairo. Lady sadly died recently at the age of 105. Brought into me by some family members.  read more

Code: 63564

3 X Adventure Line, M16/AR15, 30 Round 5.62 Magazines.

Purchased these examples from a retired Royal Navy officer who spent most of his career training military personnel during live fire exercises. He purchased and used these American examples as he found that the British SA80 kept jamming on the range using the issued British mags. As for condition please check photos, all I can say, the inner spring seems strong enough.  read more

Code: 63547

Victorian Gentlemans Pocket Compass.

In very nice working condition with the dial printed on tin rather than the earlier Georgian examples that used printed paper. Inner side has the push down metal slot that fixes the dial solid when closed. Also to be found is an ex pawn broker scratched detail to the inner of the top lid.  read more

Code: 63550