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

Code: 31840

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

Code: 31839

Part Set WW2 RAF Webbing.

Part set 0f 1937 pattern webbing in RAF blue. It has been put together and comprises of all original items in various conditions. It has the belt, used to fit up to 36-inch waist. Water bottle used and unissued cover. Two sets of ammunition pouches both dated 1941 but look unissued, used shoulder straps, used 1937 pattern bayonet frog with No 4 Mk II Spike bayonet. The items I have described as...  read more

Code: 31837

Vintage Queens Royal West Surrey Reg Trumpet Banner.

A beautifully made trumpet banner for the Queens Royal West Surrey Regiment. It is made of a ribbed silk with gold bullion border and tassels. It has the regimental badge embroidered on both sides with gold and silver bullion wire, silk thread and velvet. It displays the queens crown, which going on the condition and shape of the crown, it is the crown of Queen Elisabeth II post 1968. I cannot ...  read more

Code: 31836

Pair of 19thC Cavalry Officers Wellington Boots with Spurs

A good pair of Victorian era black leather Wellington cavalry officers boots, these were made by the famous company ‘Peal & Co of Oxford street London’ and they carry the Royal arms, this is marked on the inside of the boot. Constructed with a stacked leather sole with brass spurs fitted. For their age they are in very good condition, there is wear to the leather which could do with a good feed...  read more

Code: 31835

Large Sized Pair of Cavalry Officers Brown Leather Boots Size 10.5

Dating from the Boer war to Great War era these brown leather officer cavalry boots come in good order but more importantly are of a large size being marked as size 10.5, soft brown leather upper with stacked leather heels, they show signs of age and use but a clean and a leather feed should bring them back to life.  read more

Code: 31834

WW1 Pattern Sam Brown Belt

Made from soft brown leather with traditional brass fittings, will fit up to a 36 inch waist. There are signs of age and use and one prong is missing from the buckle.  read more

Code: 31833

George VI Special Constabulary Medal and Truncheon East Suffolk.

George VI Special Constabulary Faithful Service medal correctly named to Harry G Read, WW2 Defence medal, original Special Constabulary Truncheon and original ephemera all relating to Harry G Read of the East Suffolk Special Constabulary Bungay Suffolk. Harry was born in Bungay 1909, the son of William Read a Builder Bricklayer also from Bungay. He followed the same trade as his father and rose...  read more

Code: 31831