18th / 19th Century Tintype of Richard Lionheart Great Seal.

During the 18th and early 19th century, before stamp collecting it would be a gentleman’s hobby to visit various towns, museums and castles and take impressions of their great seals, either using shellac or wax, the wax would then be taken to make a mould for a tintype, brass or bronze impression. So here we have a Georgian period impression of the seal of king Richard the Lionheart 1157 – 1199...  read more

Code: 30111

Mid 20th Century Reliance Insurance Plate.

A embossed ‘Reliance Insurance’ plate or sign. A mid-20th century reissue of the 17th Century plates hung on buildings to show the firemen that the building has insurance and that they would get paid for fighting the fire. This one is made of printed tin in black and gold. Although it has a few minor scratches etc, it looks unused and measures 8.25 x 9.25 inches.  read more

Code: 30106

Ltd Edition Dartington Glass Prince of Wales Investiture Large Tankard.

A limited-edition hand blowen glass tankard made by Frank Thrower, signed and dated 1969 and decorated with the prince of Wales feathers with 1969 under. It measures 4.5 inches in diameter and 3.5 inches high and comes in perfect condition.  read more

Code: 30100

Vintage HMS Victory Brass Toasting Fork.

A vintage and very well-made toasting fork with HMS victory at its head. Good heavy quality measuring 17 inches long.  read more

Code: 30097

WW1 Medal Pair to Nurse Mitchell V.A.D.

A WW1 British war and victory medal pair correctly named to Margaret Ann Eliza Mitchell of the Voluntary Aid Detachment. She lived at the Schoolhouse in the small village of Scotlandwell, near Fife in Scotland. She was serving with No 4 Kinross Voluntary Aid Detachment, British Red Cross Society and was sent to France for overseas service on 4th March 1918, just in time for the carnage of the G...  read more

Code: 30095

1887 Mk III Enfield Bayonet by Wilkinson.

A scarce bayonet by Wilkinson, issued with the Martini Henry MkIV Rifle. Wilkinson only produced this bayonet during 1887 & 1888 before the contract had been cancelled in favour of the 1888 pattern bayonet for the new Lee rifle. The mark III differs from the Mark II in having an un-fullered blade and being slightly heavier. This one has been later issued to an Indian regiment as it has been eng...  read more

Code: 30094

Victorian 34th (Cumberland) Regiment of Foot Glengarry Badge.

A lovely Victorian all brass glengarry badge of the 34th regiment of foot, the Cumberland regiment. The 1st pattern badge with ‘Pyrenees’ heads the battle honours issued from 1874 to 1881 when it became part of the Border regiment.
This badge is beautiful it has some wear to the high points due to polishing but now with a nice even dark tone.
Ref. C25  read more

Code: 30092

WW1 Manchester Regiment Badge.

The all-brass wartime issue badge issued until the end of the war when it reverted back to the bi-metal but this was changed in 1923 to the fleur-de-lys type. This fine example is in very good used condition.
Ref. C22  read more

Code: 30085

WW2 Canadian Wentworth Regiment Cap Badge.

A nice original gilding / white metal badge for the Wentworth Regiment formerly part of the Royal Hamilton Light Infantry with a long history of service to the crown. A lovely quality used badge in nice bright condition.
Ref.C21  read more

Code: 30084

WW1 Era York & Lancs Regiment Cap Badge.

The brass and white metal badge of the York and Lancaster regiment. A beautiful used badge with superb even patination with light wear to the high points.
Ref C20a  read more

Code: 30083