WW2 Era 1942 Dated Tank Periscope – Unidentified

This periscope is well marked to the front with ‘Part No C.I.A. (T) 9365 W&S Ltd 1942 No 68843’, I have not been able to identify to which particular tank this belongs but as it does not have a crow foot mark I am thinking it is not for a British tank. It comes in good but used condition and measures 8.75 inches long.  read more

Code: 30519

WW2 Era D.B. Ltd L.E. No4 Battery Lamp – Military Use

During the second half of WW2 the British Army began to upgrade its hand held torches for a more modern design. The old LE1 (Light, Electric, No1) resembled an old fashioned bicycle lamp, It’s replacement was the LE4 (Lamp Electric No 4) and it was almost a direct copy of the German ‘artas’ lamp, made by a company only known as D.B. Ltd the lamp came with slide filters one which looks like a b...  read more

Code: 30518

WW1 Era Silver Sweetheart Brooch – The King’s Own

A super quality WW1 era hallmarked silver and tortoiseshell sweetheart brooch for The King’s Own, it is clearly hallmarked on the back for London 1911 with a makers mark of S&P, it comes in very good condition and measures one inch in diameter.  read more

Code: 30517

1919 County Borough of Southend -On-Sea Peace Medallion

A nice clean and very detailed peace medallion, this one was issued by the County Borough of Southend-On-Sea (Essex) and is dated 1919, it has a metal pin suspender and comes in very good condition for its age with signs of use, it measures 1.25 inches in diameter.  read more

Code: 30516

WW1 Era Silver Sweetheart Brooch – Gordon Highlanders

A super quality WW1 era hallmarked silver and tortoiseshell sweetheart brooch for The Gordon Highlanders, it is clearly hallmarked on the back for London 1917 with a makers mark of C&A, it comes in very good condition and measures one inch in diameter.  read more

Code: 30515

WW1 Era Silver Sweetheart Brooch – Somerset Light Infantry

A super quality WW1 era hallmarked silver and tortoiseshell sweetheart brooch for the Somerset Light Infantry, it is clearly hallmarked on the back for London 1915 with a makers mark of CB&s, it comes in very good condition and measures one inch in diameter.  read more

Code: 30514

Pair of WW1 Era Cavalry Officers Spurs

This pair of WW1 era Cavalry spurs are made from a white metal over a base metal and come complete with their original leather straps and boot protector flaps, one has a patent number hidden on the inside of a hinge, they come in well used condition with some rust to the metal and the leather is worn.  read more

Code: 30513

WW1 Military Boot Iron

A good example of an antique boot protector as used by the military during WW1 to protect the boot of the digger, constructed from a thick iron plate with its original leather stap, it comes in good but aged condition with signs of use and measures 4.25 wide.  read more

Code: 30512

WW2 Era Booklet – Lee Enfield Mark III Service Rifle and How to use It

A very nice condition 1942 dated booklet entitled ‘The service rifle and how to use it short rifle magazine Lee-Enfield Mark III’ arranged by Major T. J. Edwards and printed by Gale & Polden Limited Aldershot. It comes in very good condition with mild signs of use.  read more

Code: 30511

Post WW2 1955 Booklet Light Machine Gun & Section Handling

A well used booklet dated 1955 entitled Infantry Training platoon weapons pamphlet No6 light machine gun and section handling (all arms). The previous owner has made notes, added small paper sections and made repairs so all in all not in brilliant condition but still readable and informative,  read more

Code: 30510