Australia WW2 Manoora Felt Pennant

Wool felt pennant with screen print.


HMAS Manoora was an ocean liner that served in the Royal Australian Navy (RAN) during World War II. She was built in Scotland in 1935 for the Cairns to Fremantle coastal passenger run for the Adelaide Steamship Company. She was requisitioned by the RAN for naval service in 1939. Manoora was initially converted into an armed merchant cr...  read more

Code: 929

Imperial German M1888 Ammunition Pouch

Pre-WWI German model 1888 leather ammo pouch, which held cartridges for the Mauser G71 and G88 rifle. The pouch marked in the inside of the lid "124R., 1888,The leather is in very good condition. These were extensively used during WW1 particularly by NCOs.  read more

Code: 920

WW1-WW2 Bulgarian M1895 Bayonet

1895 Mannlicher bayonet made for Bulgaria by the Hungarian firm Fegyver És Gépgyár Reszvenytarsasag (Weapons and Machinery Manufacturing Co.) of Budapest. Bulgarian rampant lion logo very crisp on right ricasso. Good wooden grips. Working locking stud. Comes with its all steel scabbard. Overall Very good condition.  read more

Code: 915

British 1911 Coronation Medal

Full size medal, unnamed as issued.  read more

Code: 1018

Boer War Period Baden Powell Sweetheart Brooch

Brass “BP” intertwined initials supporting a photo locket of Badel Powell.  read more

Code: 864

Australia 1906-1918 1st Class Gunnery Sleeve Badge.

Gilt bullion on dark blue wool. Some moth.  read more

Code: 949

German WW1 1918 “Cut Away” Helmet

A very rare example. Shell only, no liner. In what some people might almost say is a relic condition. I think it’s in between. The exterior of the shel have been extensively cleaned back to the base metal leaving the pitting of previous rust. The interior with a similar appearance but retaining a little of some probably post war green paint. There are no marking left to be seen.

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Code: 989

WW1 Officers Private Purchase Water Bottle

A officer private purchase pattern . Flat back bottle made of silver plated brass and cover in a khaki Barathea wool cover. Captive stopper. Leather carry strap. Some holes to the Barathea cover on the flat reverse side.  read more

Code: 999

WW2 Canadian Browning Inglis Holster

Second pattern . 1945 dated with factory and Canadian military acceptance stamps. Also comes with cleaning rod. O shows overall service use soiling and wear.  read more

Code: 789

WW2 Canadian Browning Inglis Holster

Standard issue first pattern (often termed ‘Chainese pattern’ in recognition of the original contract). Khaki web. Dated 1944 with Canadian acceptance stamps. Shows overall service use.  read more

Code: 787