Military Collectables
2nd Afghan War Medal to Norfolk Reg Ent Kabul Clasp.
A good Victorian 2nd Afghan war medal correctly named to 2149 Private J Smith 2nd 9th Regiment of Foot (East Norfolk regiment) J Smith is entitled to the Kabul clasp. The 2nd Norfolk’s saw active service during the Second Anglo-Afghan War (1878–80). The battalion, part of the British Army's expansion, was in India before participating in the conflict, taking part in the action in Kabul in 1879.... read more
175.00 GBP
WW1 Medal Trio to Hancox RFC & Lincs Reg.
A really interesting 1914 /15. British war and victory medal correctly named to 10686 2. AM Willaiam J Hancox Royal Flying Corps.
A scarce WW1 trio named to Royal Flying Corps. William Hancox born in Bulsall Heath Birmingham 1890. Before the war he was employed as a general labourer and enlisted very early on going into the 18th Hussars. This obviously didn’t suit him as he purchased his... read more
WW2 British E-Tool Complete in Web Cover.
WW2 Entrenching tool, shaft and carrying cover. All in very good used condition, E-tool head dated 1944. Wood shaft (dated 1915) with metal ends, bottom end with fitment for the No 4 Spike Bayonet. And it comes with an original 37 pattern webbing cover, also dated 1944. It measures 18.5 inches long. read more
140.00 GBP
WW1 French Infantry Adrian Helmet.
A completely untouched M15 French Adrian Helmet with original field grey painted finish, badge, chinstrap and leather liner. The condition for age and type of helmet is very good. There are some rust marks to the surface and some minor damage to the leather liner. But a remarkable survivor in this condition. read more
WW2 Group Etc to Steele MID RAF.
The WW2 medals of the 1939/45 Star, Defence and War medal with MID Oak Leafe awarded to 157701 Warrant Officer Joseph James Steele RAF. 1937 Coronation Medal with award certificate to Acting Sergeant Joseph James Steele RAF. Mentioned in dispatches certificate to Warrant Officer Joseph James Steele RAF. Published in the London gazette on 11th June 1942. Plus, photograph.
Joseph enlisted ... read more
125.00 GBP
Imperial German Artillery Officers Sword.
A good untouched Imperial German Artillery officer’s sword with a brass hilt and languets. It has a very fine ray skin grip bound by twisted silver wire. It carries the makers mark of WKC Weyersberg Kirshbaum & Co, Solingen. You will have to take my work for it as it is almost impossible to photograph as it is situated on the ricasso under the Languet. The slightly curved blade is single fuller... read more
125.00 GBP
French M1892 Mannlicher Berthier Carbine Bayonet
French M1892 First Pattern Mannlicher Berthier Bayonet for use on the 8mm Mannlicher-Berthier cavalry carbine and the M1892 or M1916 artillery carbine.
This one was made prior to the turn of the Century by the French State factory, Manufacture Nationale d'Armes de Châtellerault and has the type one guard, hook quillon and black vulcanized rubber grip.
It is in very good original c... read more
120.00 GBP
WW2 Mk1 Mills Grenade - Australian Maker
An Inert No 36 Mk1 Mills grenade complete with pin, gas check and plug, this is marked 36 Mk1 Z R B D (maker R.B. Davies & Co of Victoria, Australia & Sydney, New South Wales, Australia) 8 – 41.
In good order with pits in the iron shell, but a scarce example.
Shipping to UK mainland only read more
Late 19th Century Rogers Folding Knife.
A beautiful quality folding lock knife by Joseph Rogers, Sheffield. It has Nickel silver scales and a very nice steel blade with central locking button in the back. it is marked ‘Joseph Rogers’ on one side and Sheffield Englade on the other which dates this knife after 1891. It is in excellent original condition, apart from light signs of age, I can’t fault this interesting knife. It measures 5... read more
American Civil War Socket Bayonet & Frog.
An 1855 US socket bayonet, the prominent Civil War-era weapon (1857–1865) designed for .58 calibre rifle-muskets. It features a 3-inch socket, a triangular 18-inch steel blade and a locking ring. Marked "US" and stamped with inspection mark at the top of the blade. It is in very good condition with small areas of pitting; however the blade is very clean. These were housed in a leather scabbard,... read more










