Australia WW2 Army rank Cheverons for Sergeant

Light khaki cotton Cheverons on khaki wool serge. Large early war type. Removed from uniform.  read more

Code: 2684

France WW2 Criox de Guerre - 1939

Full size original medal. 1939 dated reverse.  read more

Code: 2685

Australian WW2 Attributed Pattern 1907 Bayonet

A dry nice clean example. The bayonet dated 6/43 and factory mark “OA” for the Orange manufacture factory. Working locking stud. Original bluing to the blade, cross guard and pommel, orignal wooden grips. The scabbard fitted with a 1941 dated pattern 1915 frog in very good condition with “D arrow D” ordnance stamp. A Regimental number letter stamped in the belt loop on the front and also heav...  read more

Code: 2664

British WW1 Indian Mountain Artillery Troopers Sword

A very nice example of the1896 pattern and dated 1915.

The Mountain Artillery Sabre was introduced in 1896 for all ranks of the mountain artillery batteries. Two patterns of this sword were made, one for the British Mountain Artillery – arguably the rarest British regulation pattern sword, and one for the British army’s Indian Mountain Battery. This India pattern sabre is more co...  read more

Code: 2669

WW2 German Flare Pistol Holster

Russet brown leather.
Maker marked Berlin and dated 1941. Missing the cleaning rod retention cup and strap.  read more

Code: 2663

ITALIAN FASCIST MVSN CHAINED OFFICERS DAGGER

A lovely example of the Model 1937 dagger. Silver aluminium eagle head hilt is in fine condition. Black celluloid grip is in mint condition and it is inset to the obverse side with the gilt Fascist insignia. The blade is in superb bright condition. The scabbard retains most of its original black paint, with usual wear. Complete with gilt metal chain hanger with eagle clip marked SPQR and large ...  read more

Code: 2662

Australia WW2 N.E.S Warden Station Wall Sign

Screen Painted tin sign, holed in each corner Size approximately 130 x 300mm.


During World War II, the National Emergency Service (NES) in Australia was established to protect civilians on the home front and coordinate responses to potential aerial attacks. Volunteer wardens, nearly half of the NES's 115,418 volunteers, played a key role in this effort, working to maintai...  read more

Code: 2575

WW1 British “OXO” Tin

First released in 1910 OXO beef stock cubes were used extensively by British and Commonwealth troops particularly on the Western Front.

Approximately 65 x 40mm  read more

Code: 2661

WW1 British Pattern 1903 Bayonet Frog

Large broad arrow stampings. Maker marked by Allen of Bristol and dated 1915. The scabbard securing strap is broken short of the buckle.  read more

Code: 2643

Australia / British WW1 Pattern 1903 Bayonet Frog

“ Broad Arrow 2”. No other markings. Leather starting to dry but will certainly take a bayonet scabbard.  read more

Code: 2645