WW2 AFS London Pocket Badge

WW2 Auxiliary Fire Service embroidered badge taken from the pocket of the dark blue boiler suit they wore. In good used condition.  read more

Code: 31388

Pair of WW1 Era Nottingham Red Cross Shoulder Titles

Very good condition pair of brass shoulder titles for the Nottingham Red Cross, each measure 2 inches long.  read more

Code: 31365

Antique Hiatt Come Along or Nipper Handcuffs

Dating from the late Victorian/Edwardian era these handcuffs were made by Hiatt & Co a well know manufacturer of prison restraints, they are known as ‘come along’ or ‘nipper’ cuffs and are a snap or snatch type utilizing a spring clip locking mechanism rather than a traditional key, made from wrought steel they measure approx. 5.25 long and come in very good condition.  read more

Code: 31260

Lignum Vitae Police Truncheon.

A nice old police truncheon made from Lignum Vitae with turned hand grip. In good condition, a few knocks dints, well used in its time. It measures 15.5 inches long.  read more

Code: 31250

Mid Century Riot Police Rubber Truncheon.

1960’s / 70’s hard rubber police truncheon, brought back from Northern Ireland. It is quite heavy and with some age crazing to the surface, with string lanyard. A interesting authentic piece, measuring 12 inches long.  read more

Code: 30693

Various Vintage Ambulance Service Buttons.

7 assaulted Ambulance Service Buttons in gilt and white metal, various sizes.  read more

Code: 30674

WW2 Era Brass and Enamel Home Guard Button Badge

A good example of a Home Guard’s button badge from the WW2 era, constructed from brass and coloured enamel, it comes in good condition with signs of age and use, it measures .75 of an inch wide.  read more

Code: 30501

1956 Issue Civil Defence Nuclear Weapons

Published for the Home Office in 1956 for use by the Civil Defence, this being Vol 1 pamphlet No1, it has 53 pages of text with photographs and comes in good but used condition.  read more

Code: 30500

WW2 Kent Auxiliary Fireman Metal Sign.

Cast aluminium sign for the Auxiliary Fireman of Kent, silver coloured horse with traces of white paint the bottom of the sign, most of the original red paint remains. It measures 10.75 inches high x 8 inches at the widest part.  read more

Code: 30079

George VI Special Constabulary Faithful Service Medal.

King George VI medal for Faithful Service in the Special Constabulary correctly named to Walter M Smith. Ind Imp issued pre 1948 for nine years’ service or for service during World War II from 3rd September 1939 to 31st December 1945. In excellent condition retaining a lot of its original lustre.  read more

Code: 30132