Gulf War Iraqi Metal Military Insignia.
Three , what i believe, unfinished beret or collar badges, most probably taken from a captured factory by a returning British Veteran during the First Gulf War. Amongst the lot is an Iraqi electrical engineer, military supplies and chemical forces. read more
22.00 GBP
Gulf War Iraqi Army Officer Collar Tabs.
Matching pair that are in nice condition. read more
15.00 GBP
British 1903 Pattern Web Waist Belt.
In very nice clean condition with no makers details or date stamps. Belt measures 39 inches in length. read more
Iron Cross 2nd Class. MM/113, Hermann Aurach, Dresden.
Very nice condition cross by the firm Aurach of Dresden. The iron center has close to 100% of its factory finish, the tight two piece frame has a good amount of frosting found underneath a dark patina. The ring has a clear makers code, 113. Comes with a very nice length of period ribbon. read more
WW2 German Kuban Arm Shield.
A really nice uniform removed example with a very nice amount of its period finish intact. The outer cloth material has a good amount of nap to the material , having been worn the weave shows through in certain areas. The rear has its full paper cover, turned black now from use and grime. A perfect example if uniform worn items is your cup of tea! read more
Hitler Youth Tinne/ Event Badge. Oster-Treffen, Sobernheim, 1933.
Scarce event badge for an event held in 1933. Condition is very good with great finish, the rear has its period fixing pin. read more
Russia, Soviet Union, Order of the Patriotic War. Nr-1962694
In nice condition with bright enamel and the majority of its gilding, darkened with plenty of patina. The rear has its mint mark and a clear number to the bottom. read more
55.00 GBP
Russia, Soviet Union, Order of the Red Star. Nr-3737687.
In very nice condition with very nice bright enamel and nice patina to the central design and outer edge. The numbers on the back, construction and mint mark suggest and award issued in the middle 1950's. read more
3rd Pattern Commando Dagger.
A well used example with the blade having staining , minor pitting and a light sharpen. The blade has lost its fine tip but nothing that would not be seen on many used WW2 period daggers. The alloy grip still has a good amount of its copper flashing and a clear mold number 2 to the top of the pommel. Top pommel nut is made of brass. Some corrosion found to the alloy handle and cross guard. The... read more