Scarce Large WW1 Savoy Crested China British Trench Mortar Gun – Brighton

This is a very good example of a WW1 crested ware British trench mortar gun, it has the arms of Brighton to the base and the marks for Savoy china Stoke on Trent to the base, it comes in very good condition, there is a firing fault in the barrel but otherwise very good, it measures 4 inches long.  read more

Code: 26574

Superb Victorian Helmet Plate Officers Cadets Sandhurst.

A beautiful Victorian helmet plate worn on the blue cloth home service helmet by officer cadets at Sandhurst.
It is a three-part brass plate with an enamelled centre, this plate is in wonderful original condition with all original lugs on the back.  read more

Code: 27243

Victorian Light House Keepers Kepi Badge.

Solid brass Victorian light house keepers badge, a crowned lion holding a sword surrounded by a garter strap with the Motto ‘Trinitas In Unitate’. The detail on the badge is beautiful and it has suffered very little wear, however the three prongs on the back are missing. It measures; just under 2 inches in diameter.  read more

Code: 24741

Lt Victorian Gilt Metal Artillery Officers Pouch Badge.

A super piece worn on the officer’s ammo pouch. This one is beautiful quality and comes in near mint condition. it has movable wheel and three screw posts on the back for fixing, but the nuts for the posts are missing. It measures 3.25 inches wide.
Ref. G2  read more

Code: 27982

Pre 1908 HAC Brass Belt Buckle.

An Edwardian solid brass belt buckle worn by the Honourable Artillery Company 1901 to 1908. It is in very good condition just showing wear to the high points.  read more

Code: 25830

Scarce Victorian 2nd Staffordshire Light Infantry Militia Glengarry Badge.

The white metal glengarry badge of the Kings Own 2nd Staffordshire Light Infantry Militia, used from 1874 to 1881. A scarce badge that comes in very good order with some wear and a nice even patina.
It measures just over 2 inches x 2.25 inches.  read more

Code: 29510

Queen’s Own Highlanders Officers Bonnet Badge.

A beautiful quality silver plated 3-piece 3D badge of the Queen’s Own Highlanders (Seaforth & Cameron) worn from 1961 to the early 1990’s. It is in superb condition, but the silver is heavily toned.
Ref. F27  read more

Code: 31266

1891 Italian Mannlicher-Carcano Carbine Bayonet.

A scarce bayonet made for the 1891 Italian Mannlicher-Carcano Carbine from around 1897, unique by the transverse bayonet lug requiring the bayonet to be placed over the muzzle, then slid sideways on to the bayonet lug from left to right. This arrangement required the bayonet's press stud to be at the rear of the pommel. This one made by Brescia is a good gap filler. The blade was once broken an...  read more

Code: 31261

WW1 Medal Pair to Surgeon Probationer Brown RNVR.

An interesting WW1 British War and Victory medal correctly named to Surgeon Probationer Archibald D Brown of the Royal Navy Volunteer Reserve.
I can find very little on this man only the conformation of his medal entitlement. A Surgeon probationer were 3rd or 4th year medical students that signed up for service during hostilities at the rank of 2nd Lieutenant. they served at shore hospit...  read more

Code: 31253

US Army Good Conduct Medal – Named.

The US Good Conduct Medal is one of the oldest military awards of the United States Armed Forces. The U.S. Navy's variant of the Good Conduct Medal was established in 1869, the Marine Corps version in 1896 and the Army version in 1941. This one is Named to Chris T Levas and comes in very good condition and with its corresponding ribbon bar.  read more

Code: 31249