Australia WW1 Trench Periscope No 9 Mk II (1915 Dated)

The Periscope No 9 Mk II was issued to British and Australian forces as a trench observation device enabling field observations to be carried out without exposed to artillery, grenade and rifle fire. This model is made from ply timber and is design to fold. It is rectangular in shape and is held together by nails and metal straps. There are two glass mirrors placed at 45 degrees inside the per...  read more

Code: 588

A Period Replacement Victoria Cross to Pte Frederick Corbett King's Royal Rifle Corps

A period unofficial replacement "Jeweler Made" medal.
The reverse marked" 5th August 1882" and the reverse of the suspension bar engraved "Private Frederick Corbett 3rd Bn Kings Rifle Corps".

Frederick Corbett VC (17 September 1853 – 25 September 1912) was an English recipient of the Victoria Cross, the highest award for gallantry in the face of the enemy that can be aw...  read more

Code: 584

Official Hancocks Replica Victoria Cross (Hancocks No.104).

Limited Edition of 1357 medals, one to commemorate each medal awarded from its inception up until 2006 to recognise the 150th Anniversary of the Victoria Cross.



An official Hancocks limited edition replica VC. Reverse engraved 'Hancocks 104”.

Comes in leather case of issue along with Hancocks Numbered Certificate of authenticity.

To ...  read more

Code: 709

1912-18 Rising Sun Collar/Cap Badge (Variation)

An interesting variation badge. Collar size. Voided brass with brooch pin. The pin often seen on various regimental badges of the 1912-18 period so possibly a cap or collar badge from this period rather than a sweetheart badge.  read more

Code: 688

c.WW1 Sterling Silver Rising Sun Sweetheart Badge

A highly attractive sterling silver and enamel sweetheart badge. The reverse marked "S.Sil" and with brooch pin. 38mm  read more

Code: 689

Australian Vietnam War Period Adapter Grenade Projection M1A2 1967 Dated

A good example with all original paint.  read more

Code: 662

WW2 Japanese Naval Landing Forces NCO/EM Field Cap

This is a very good clean example. It is made of light green cotton material with yellow anchor sewn to front. Cap has three sewn air vents on each side with cloth chinstrap. Inside is un-lined and marked with issue marking stamps. Cap looks unused with light wear and age.  read more

Code: 703

WW1-2 Luger Disassembly Tool.

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Code: 699

WW2 RAAF Chaplain Collar Badge

Oxidised. 2 x lug reverse.  read more

Code: 698

British RAF Air Ranks Cap Badge

A Queens Crown period example. A small area of corrosion on the wing of the eagle.  read more

Code: 701