WW2 Era Brodie Helmet with Combined Opps Decal.

A late matt green WW2 issue Brodie helmet with a large original Combined Operations decal on the side. I thought the decal was stencilled but on looking closer, I can see it was hand painted, not the easiest insignia to hand paint. It is backed with a black semicircle, it is still visible but has a wear, the red painting has some wear and small losses, but in very good, still quite bright condi...  read more

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Vintage German Hunting Dagger – Etched Blade.

The tradition of German Hunting daggers and swords goes back to the medieval era, but in more recent times they have become an integral part of German hunting and Forestry uniforms. This beautiful example I believe is post WW2 and very interesting because of that. If we start at the pommel, you can see it is a Third Reich army officers dagger pommel. It has a stag antler grip with a white metal...  read more

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Scarce WW2 No. 68 Anti-Tank Drill Rifle Grenade.

The Mk 1 Rifle Grenade No 68 Anti-Tank Drill round. The grenade was fired from a specially adapted Lee-Enfield Rifle often converted from a rifle that was unfit for general The converted rifles were strengthened by adding an extra bolt to secure the breech mechanism to the stock, and by a cord binding which was fastened around the fore-stock. A special Ballistite high-explosive cartridge was re...  read more

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WW1 British 1907 SMLE Bayonet by Sanderson.

The primary British bayonet used during the First World War and used during the Second World War as well. It was manufactured to fit the Short Magazine Lee-Enfield No.1 series Infantry Rifles used during WWI and WWII. It has basic birds head pommel with a push button latch and oil hole, good wooden grips and a cross guard with muzzle ring. It has a long straight blade with maker’s details for; ...  read more

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Unusual Stag Horn Grip Hunting Dagger.

An unusual hunting dagger with thick stag horn grip, steel pommel, brass guard, white metal ferrule and long blade with a long clip point. The blade has also been engraved with a stag hunting scene featuring a dog and strange bird. It has a leather and brass scabbard with two small hanging rings. It comes in very nice condition. The blade has light staining to both sides. The whole piece has a ...  read more

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German M1871 Knife Bayonet Unit Marked.

Knife bayonet for use with the 11 mm. Mauser Gewehr 71/84 repeating rifle, this one has had its muzzle ring partly removed at the factory, this may be so it could be used on the Gewehr 88 Commission Rifle. This bayonet would be classed in good but semi-relic condition, but it is so beautifully marked, I had to have it. It carries the makers mark of C. G. Haenel of Suil, a very good high-quality...  read more

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Women’s Land Army Corduroy Breeches.

A pair of Women’s Land Army Plus Four Type breeches in heavy duty corduroy, three buttons to both sides, two front pockets and laced leg bottoms. These were post-war issue but identical to wartime. These look virtually unused. Because they are originals they are a small size 24 – 26 inch waist, 36 – 38 inch hips.  read more

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British WW2 No4 Bayonet & Frog AM Marked.

The typical No 4 spike socket bayonet for the WW2 Enfield Rifle. This one comes complete with its original scabbard and RAF blue webbing fog. It is marked to one side with the Air Ministry mark and issue numbers. This is lightly stamped but visible. In very good used condition, measuring 10.5 inches long.
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WW2 Medal Pair to Williams ATS.

WW2 Defence and 1939/45 war medal to W23010 Corporal Dorris Williams Auxiliary Territorial Service.
Williams served with the ATS as a Confidential Secretary at the Western Command Headquarters from September 1939 to June 1946.
In WW2 the Western Command consisted of Welsh, West Lancashire, and East Lancashire Areas, each commanding two divisions plus other troops and covered Wales...  read more

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Scarce 19th Medallion Presentation of Colours Duke of York 1813.

A silvered medallion issued to those who attended the Presentation of Colours to Frederick Duke of York by Queen Charlotte at the
Royal Military Academy in August 1813.
Prince Frederick Duke of York and Field Marshal was the second son of George III and Queen Charlotte. Born Frederick Augustus on 16th August 1763. Frederick as the spare was thrust into the British Army at a young ...  read more

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