Edwardian Officers Silk Waist Sash Belt

Officer’s waist sash belt made of red leather covered with crimson silk with brass buckle. It has the elaborate makers mark in gold for Edward Smith of 5 Boyle Street, London dating from 1905 to around 1920. Beautiful quality and in good condition with signs of use and wear, wear cause by the sword.
It will fit up to a 42 inch waist.  read more

Code: 31460

WW1 Era Sterling Silver Household Battalion Sweetheart Badge

A scarce badge for the Household battalion marked to the back with Sterling silver and being decorated with blue enamel to the front, it bears the George V cypher with the King’s crown, the condition is really very good and it measures 1.5 inches long.  read more

Code: 31465

Late 19th Century Small Navaja Knife.

Small Spanish Navaja folding pocketknife with brass fittings, horn and bone scales and a good steel blade which would have been etched, this has now worn off. In good order overall, measuring
Shipping to UK mainland only  read more

Code: 31470

WW2 Light Tank Sighting Scope.

A WW2 British Light Tank Cannon No 33 Mk II sighting scope, mostly used on the infantry and cruiser tanks such as the Matilda, Valentine, Crusader tanks using 2 ponder guns. This one is in good order sight with cross hairs and lenses good just a little blotchy, but it will come apart for cleaning. It measures 16 inches long and has the production number 41547.  read more

Code: 31474

Late WW2 US M1 Helmet.

The late WW2 M1 helmet shell with swivel bale and rear seam, over painted probably for Korean war era use. The applied textured finish has a large section on the top of the helmet missing. It has the typical fibre liner with webbing liner straps and leather sweatband. Later part nylon / webbing chin strap. It comes with an original camouflage cover and all in all a good original used helmet.  read more

Code: 31479

WW2 1937 Pattern Webbing Set.

1937 pattern webbing as it came together including belt dated 1941, Webley pistol holster dated 1943, Compass pouch dated 1942 and 2 later Bren magazine pouches both dated 1953. All in excellent original condition. Belt will fit up to approximately size 40-inch waist if adjusted.  read more

Code: 31481

British Captured WW1 German Binoculars.

WW1 1908 pattern German Field Binoculars by C P Goer, Berlin. coated in field grey paint with good clean lenses, hand adjustable magnification with diopter scale. They come in their original leather case marked Emil Busch, Rathenow. In the lid of the case is the original instruction label which has been personalised by the German soldier named Uffz (Unteroffizier – Corporal) Koenig. There is an...  read more

Code: 31482

WW2 Officers Compass 1943 Date.

The typical British military issue blackened brass Mk II officers compass. Made by T. G. Co Ltd, London and dated 1943. It is in very good working order although the oil in which the dial floats in is a little dark.  read more

Code: 31488

1914/15 Star Trio etc to Shilton RGA.

An interesting 1914/15 star trio correctly named to 45544 Gunner / Corporal William Henry Shilton of the 13th Siege Battery Royal Garrison Artillery.
William was born in Chester on 12th June 1892. He lived with his father and mother, Andrew and Harriet with his siblings on the estate of Sir Arthur Nicholas Lindsay Wood, Bart. At the Hermitage in Chester-Le-Street in the County of Durham....  read more

Code: 31489

QSA + 5 to King 86th IY Rough Riders. Died of Disease.

A Queens South Africa medal correctly named to 30813 Tpr A. G. King 86th Coy Imp Yeo with five clasps, Cape Colony, Orange Free State, Transvaal, South Africa 1901 and 1902.
Aubrey George King was born in Littleport, Ely, Cambridgeshire around 1881 to George H and Maude. His father was a Miller. At some point Aubrey moved to London, and he was employed as a Draper for Ponting Bros, a hig...  read more

Code: 31490