Military Collectables
Vintage Mercator K55K Folding Lock Knife.
A very sort after German pocketknife made by Kauffmann, Solingen. It is very simple construction with central back release button, which the company adopted around WW1. It has the trademark ‘Mercator’ on the back of the haft and on the blade. It is in good original condition, some of the original black paint still remains and the locking mechanism is good and firm although there is slight plat ... read more
WW1 Medal Pair to Surgeon Probationer Brown RNVR.
An interesting WW1 British War and Victory medal correctly named to Surgeon Probationer Archibald D Brown of the Royal Navy Volunteer Reserve.
I can find very little on this man only the conformation of his medal entitlement. A Surgeon probationer were 3rd or 4th year medical students that signed up for service during hostilities at the rank of 2nd Lieutenant. they served at shore hospit... read more
150.00 GBP
Scarce WW2 Staybrite Military Pocket Knife.
The Staybrite Military folding pocketknife by Ibberson & Co Sheffield dated 1940 with Broad arrow marked on tin opener blade. It has 3 tools the main blade, a tin opener and a screwdriver end. It comes in excellent original condition and measures 3.75 inches when folded and 6 inches with main blade.
Ship to UK Mainland Only. Proof of age required on purchase, over 18’s only. read more
Victorian William Rogers Bowie Type Knife.
A late Victorian Sheffield bowie knife by William Rogers. It has a hardwood block grip with brass rivets and cartouche and a good stell blade with maker’s mark. It comes in its original leather sheath and in good used condition, blade edge filled sharp. It measures 9.75 inches long.
Ship to UK Mainland Only. Proof of age required on purchase, over 18’s only. read more
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
US Army Good Conduct Medal – Named.
The US Good Conduct Medal is one of the oldest military awards of the United States Armed Forces. The U.S. Navy's variant of the Good Conduct Medal was established in 1869, the Marine Corps version in 1896 and the Army version in 1941. This one is Named to Chris T Levas and comes in very good condition and with its corresponding ribbon bar. read more
14.00 GBP
US Army Achievement Medal – Named
The U.S. Army Achievement Medal (AAM) is a military decoration for outstanding achievement or meritorious service by soldiers (junior officers and enlisted) in non-combat roles, recognizing accomplishments below the level for a Commendation Medal. Established in 1981, it's a key recognition for dedication, technical skill, and leadership in routine duties, symbolizing hard work for young soldie... read more
14.00 GBP
King Edwards Horse Cap Badge
The large white metal slouch hat badge for the 2nd King Edwards Horse (Kings Overseas Dominions Regiment) 2nd pattern used from around 1914 to 1924 when the regiment was disbanded.
A lovely badge in superb condition but with a dark unpolished tone.
Ref. F25 read more
Kings Colonials C Australasian Squadron Cap Badge
Brass Slouch hat badge for the Australasian (C) Squadron (1st pattern) of the Kings Colonials, Imperial Yeomanry.
Worn after 1905 to around 1909 a large single badge to replace the two badges worn during the Boer war.
A lovely badge in superb condition and with a good even tone.
Ref. F23 read more
35.00 GBP
WW2 German Luftwaffe Paratroopers Badge by Brüder Schneider.
A superb early Luftwaffe paratrooper badge by Brüder Schneider of Wien, with BSW clover leaf mark on reverse. Constructed of a nickel wreath and a gilded brass eagle, both correct for this maker. On the back it has its original pin and clasp, wide hinge, needle pin and bulky wire hook and two small brass rivets holding the eagle, again all correct for this maker. The condition is beautiful wit... read more