Soviet Order of the Red Star

A highly attractive awarded in white metal and enamel with a screw back reverse. The official issue number on the reverse indicates it was awarded in 1957.  read more

Code: 1620

Australia WW2 Corporal Rank Cheverons

Full size cheverons on khaki wool serge backing.  read more

Code: 1622

Australia WW1 ANZAC “A” Shoulder Badge

A original example. Brass, 2x lug reverse. Standard large size as issued to other ranks.  read more

Code: 1006

Australia WW2 ARP Warden Officers Helmet

A choice, extremely well preserved example. Original white painted shell with black “W” to front and rear. Original Navy “battleship grey” paint to the underside of the shell. A good oil cloth liner and web chinstrap. Hard to upgrade.  read more

Code: 1608

WW1 Royal Flying Corps “Warren Helmet” Pattern 2.

A fine example of one of the scarcest WWI aviation helmets, the British No. 2 Aviator’s Safety Helmet. This example was manufactured by Tautz and Co. and distributed by Christys in London.

A early safety flying helmet initially designed in 1912 by Mr. Warren of Hendon. The 'Warren' helmet was manufactured exclusively by Tautz & Co. of Grafton Street, London. The firm's propri...  read more

Code: 1598

An Original New South Wales Merryweather Fireman’s Brass Helmet.

Brass Merryweather pattern helmet made by Rider and Bell (Sydney NSW). These helmets were in use for a very long time from the turn of the last century through to the 1960’s in some cases. The black leather liner is an original but period replacement due to service use. Nearly all of these have had their liners replace at some stage. The liner is in VGC. The main body of the helmet has a few d...  read more

Code: 1595

Original WW2 Imperial Japanese Army WWII Type 98 Sun Pith Helmet

This is a great original service worn example.This is a textbook olive green example and still retains its original form with internal bamboo wicker construction. Comes with original cloth army star insignia to the front. The helmet has the original suspension system and original cotton chinstrap. Well marked original labels inside with kanji characters.
Condition is definitely worn, sh...  read more

Code: 1594

WW2 RAAF Officers Visor Cap With Tropical Cover

Dark blue wool with black mohair hat band. Wartime all gilt metal economy officers hat badge. Has a couple of small moth nips to the top. Comes with a tropical khaki cotton cap cover in very good condition. Without a makers label, the quilted lining and green underside to the visor is a general indication it is British made. Overall the cap shows a good amount of wear and soiling from service use.  read more

Code: 1596

A Rare WW1 Machine Gun Corps Officers Lightweight Khaki Visor Cap

Made of entirely a light khaki cotton drill material, including the visor and matching chinstrap. Quilted cotton lining. An officers bronze Machine Gun Corps hat badge.
Overall wear and light soiling.  read more

Code: 1601

British WW2 Artillery Officers Service Dress Visor Cap

Khaki wool with brown leather chinstrap secured with oxidized General servcie buttons. Artillery officers hat badge. Has evidence of another previous badge but concealed behind the artillery badge. Brown leather sweatband and makers label on the inside lining. Nice overall shape and general condition with general service wearing.  read more

Code: 1602