Military Collectables
French 1866 Pattern Label Bayonet.
A superb example of the 1866 pattern cruciform blade sword bayonet made for use on the 8mm M1886 Lebel rifle, used through the first world war and after. It has a solid nickel grip with steel locking catch and hook quillon. This one is in superb original condition with various impressed numbers and proof marks. It measures 25.25 inches long. read more
120.00 GBP
WW1 Era British Red Cross Printed Triangular Sling
This interesting large size British Red Cross arm sling could date anywhere from the Great War up to WW2, it was produced by S. Maw & Sons of London and features all sorts of broken bones and the use for the bandage/sling, it measures approx. 58 inches along the bottom line and looks like it was produced in a large sheet from which each sling was individually cut, good clean condition. read more
24.00 GBP
Scarce Python Patented Percussion Capper
A Python Patented size 2 straight line Percussion Capper. An over engineered fast loading capper that holds a large quantity of caps and you push the handle to expel the caps. It has a thick wire catch at the end to hold the spring while loading the caps. The handle folds for carrying, probably for target of game shooting. It measures 12 inches long. read more
28.00 GBP
Superb Edwardian Sherwood Foresters Officers Home Service Helmet.
A helmet I have coveted for years is coming up for sale in the next few weeks, so it is with great reluctance I am offering this one for sale. It is an Edwardian blue cloth home service helmet worn by an officer of the Sherwood Foresters (Nottinghamshire and Derbyshire Regiment) between 1902 – 1914. I cannot fault this helmet in anyway; it is about as mint as you will find for a genuine helmet ... read more
Crimean War Medal to Aubrey Killed at Sebastopol.
Victorian Crimea War medal officially impressed to ALFr AUBREY 23rd Regt. 4697 Private Alfred Aubrey served with the 23rd regiment, Royal Welsh Fusiliers in the Crimea from late 1854. His regiment was heavily involved in the siege of Sebastopol, and he was serving through the devastating winter of 1854-55 when soldiers suffered appalling hardships. Alfred was Killed while in the trenches before... read more
320.00 GBP
Rare QSA + 2 to Reverand Bronsgeest Chaplain to the Forces.
A rare Queens South Africa medal with the South Africa 02 and Orange Free State clasps correctly named to Rev E Bronsgeest C to F.
Edward Bronsgeest was born around 1848 in Germany, his parents were Dutch but their names and details are unknown. Prior to his military chaplaincy, he lived in Waltham Cross, Hertfordshire. He enlisted in to the Army Chaplains department in 1901 and sent to ... read more
280.00 GBP
QSA & WW1 Trio to Rooke Norfolk Regiment.
Queens South Africa Medal with 3 clasps, Relief of Kimberley, Paardeberg and Johannesburg, correctly named to 1058 Pte M Rooke. Norfolk Regiment. 1914 / 15 star correctly named to 2311 Pte M Rooke. Norfolk Regiment, British war and victory medal also correctly named to 2311 Serjeant M Rooke. Norfolk Regiment.
He enlisted into the Norfolk regiment at Great Yarmouth in 1884 under the name ... read more
WW2 Era 1895/97 Infantry Officers Sword.
A scarcer George VI Infantry officer’s sword in the 1895 pattern with the 1897 upgrades. It has three-quarter pierced and nickel-plated basket hilt with the Kings cypher. Ray skin grip bound with twisted wire and cross hatched back strap. It has the typical long straight blade with a short fuller on both sides and etched on both sides with the royal coat of arms etc. on the ricasso, one side ha... read more
225.00 GBP
WW1 1914/15 Star Trio to Cox RMLI Died 1916.
1914 /15 star, British war and victory medal all correctly named to PLY-11732 Private Andrew Thomas Cox of the Plymouth Battalion Royal Marine Light Infantry.
Andrew Cox was born on 16th April 1883 in North Hingham Norwich, Norfolk. He Joined the Royal marines on 14th August 1902. He served with the Plymouth division from 1903 and served on various ships and depots including HMS Suffolk ... read more
220.00 GBP
Scarce George IV Police Truncheon.
A good and scarce police truncheon displaying the cypher of King George IV 1820 – 30. predating the modern Metropolitan Police established in 1829 and typically sparsely decorated long baton used by Officers, watchmen, or parish constables during this period. This one is in good order, the non-weighted version, please see pictures. read more
135.00 GBP










