Military Collectables

Scarce German Chassepot Remington Rolling Block Bayonet

An interesting sword bayonet for use on the Egyptian Remington Rolling Block Rifle produced by Remington for the Egyptian government.
It is a clone of the French 1866 pattern Chassepot bayonet, the Egyptian Remington bayonet is distinguished from the French M1866 by the lack of a chamfered mortise and lack of the tenon slot at the inside top of the muzzle ring. These bayonets were made ...  read more

Code: 24312

Vintage Polish Communist Medal

Below is a brief history for the introduction of this medal, this example comes in very good condition.
Medal of the 40th anniversary of People's Poland - Polish civilian state decoration of the communist period.
The Medal of the 40th anniversary of People's Poland was established by the Act of April 26, 1984 on the 40th anniversary of the establishment of People's Poland in order...  read more

Code: 24230

WW2 Lee Enfield .303 Rifle Sling.

A WW2 era Rifle sling for the Lee Enfield .303 rifle. This one is blue in colour so may have been used by the RAF. It comes in very good but used condition and measures 44 inches.  read more

Code: 24222

Six lead Soldiers ‘On Guard’

Six old lead solders all the same in the on guard position and all in very good condition, retaining most, if not all of their original paint.  read more

Code: 24221

Printed Cloth Badge for British Air Formation Signals

A single printed WW2 cloth badge for the British Air Formation Signals, comes in good but used condition.  read more

Code: 24178

Army Emergency Reserve Cloth Badge

An interesting screen printed cloth badge which has been cut but remains un-used and in perfect condition.  read more

Code: 24169

WW2 Cloth Formation Patches for the Eastern Command

A good original un-used and still joined pair of formation badges for the Eastern Command. The defiant Bulldog. Eastern Command’s wartime HQ was at Luton, its territory covered East Anglia and the central Midlands Counties.
Badges come in fantastic un-used condition.
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Code: 24168

WW2 Era The King’s Badge for Loyal Service

Issued by the ministry of pensions for WW2 war injured personnel to be worn at home to show their service to the country, comes in good condition just needs a clean, measures one inch in diameter.  read more

Code: 24163

Two 2nd Infantry Division Cloth Patches

2nd Div's emblem was chosen in 1940 by its commander, Major-General H.C. Lloyd, who had previously commanded a Guards Brigade which had a single key for its badge. The crossed keys are the emblem of the Archbishop of York.
The badges are not a true pair,one is slightly smaller than the other and has had a much harder life having been worn and roughly removed from a uniform, the other is ...  read more

Code: 24160

Cloth Formation Patch – Northern Army Group

A super quality embroidered cloth formation patch for the Northern Army Group, comes in super condition and has been mounted on a card.  read more

Code: 24159