Vietnam War South Vietnamese Rangers Special Forces Patch

Machine woven original cloth patch.  read more

Code: 1756

Italy WW2 Propaganda Postcard

Original Postcard published by the Partito Nazionale Fascista (National Fascist Party) depicting a gigantic Japanese Samurai warrior, backed by German, Italian and Japanese flags, smashing Allied warships with his sword. c. Milano, 1943.

One of the most recognizable images of WW2 propaganda.  read more

Code: 1759

WW2 Australian Womens Land Army Hat Badge

White metal. Brooch pin and officially numbered reverse.  read more

Code: 1791

1953-60 27th Battalion-South Australian Scottish Hat Badge

Cossum No. 369. White metal. 2 x lug reverse. Full size hat badge 50mm  read more

Code: 1790

Australia WW2 Army Clasp Knife 1573 Pattern

Made by Whittingslowe of Adelaide and “D arrow D” acceptance stamps. Overall has been cleaned but retains some pitting. Blade,Marlin spike and opener all working order.  read more

Code: 1789

Portugal WW1 Victory medal, Official type 2 ball suspender with Buckle

Original full size medal.  read more

Code: 1785

U.S WW1 Occupation Medal

1940’s strike. Original full size medal.  read more

Code: 1786

WW2 RAAF Bomber Command Named 166 Squadron Air Gunners Tunic

A lovely well preserved example named and with significant service history to Bomber Command and its deadliest night during the raids on Nuremberg in March 1944.

Tailored four pocket service dress tunic in dark blue wool serge. Black Bakelite buttons, cloth Air Gunners half wing brevet, combined shoulder eagles and nationality titles. Three place ribbon bar for operations Air Cre...  read more

Code: 1763

German WW1 Miniature Bayonet Letter Opener.

A lovely detailed example in miniature. Bakelite grips, steel eagle head pommel and nickel blade. Comes with its black painted all steel scabbard Approx 190mm.  read more

Code: 1784

Australia WW2 Bren Gun Magazine

The Bren Gun Magazine was designed for use with the Bren light machine gun, which was a widely used firearm by British and Commonwealth forces during World War II and beyond. The Bren gun itself was a gas-operated, air-cooled light machine gun that was renowned for its reliability and accuracy. The magazine used with the Bren gun was designed to hold and feed .303 British caliber ammunition, wh...  read more

Code: 1782