Australia WW2 Pattern 1907 Bayonet - 1945 Dated

A good original example made dated 7/45. Made by “OA”. Orange Feeder Factory for the Lithgow Small Arms Factory). Original wooden grips.
The scabbard with a pattern 37 web frog. Working locking stud.  read more

Code: 916

WW1 Sand Cast Rising Sun Hat Badge

A rare badge made at unit level most likely in Egypt or Palestine. Sand cast brass with two lug reverse. Full size hat badge.  read more

Code: 933

Rare WW2 Portuguese Luger Holster and Twin Magazine Holder

All brown leather construction holster with a single flap closure and leather strap secured by a brass fastener that closes to a large brass stud. 2 leather belt loops to the reverse. Complete with the issue steel cleaning rod and steel takedown tool housed in the interior compartment
Together with a matching brown leather twin magazine belt pouch with belt loops to the rear and front cl...  read more

Code: 927

WW2 Rising Sun Hat Badge

Full size. Near mint unissued oxidized example. 2 x lug reverse.  read more

Code: 930

WW2 Rising Sun Hat Badge

Original full size hat badge. Oxidized with 2 x lug reverse.  read more

Code: 931

WW1 Rising Sun Hat Badge

Australian madeexample. Full size original hat badge. 2 x lug reverse.  read more

Code: 932

WW2 Italian Pilots Wings

Fire Gilt metal finish with long brooch pin reverse.
Orignal full size wings. No makers mark.  read more

Code: 936

Greece WW2 Medal for the War of 1941-1945,

Commemorative Medal for the War of 1941-1945, Land Operations. Original full size medal.  read more

Code: 937

WW2 India Service Medal 1939-45

The India Service Medal 1939–1945 was a campaign medal of the Commonwealth. It was awarded to Indian Forces for three years of non-operational service in India during the Second World War.

Unnamed original full size medal.  read more

Code: 938

French WW1 Lebel Bayonet with Wire Cutting Attachment

The M1886 Label bayonet was the French mainstay during WWI and many were still in service at the Fall of France in 1940. The Lebel also saw extensive use worldwide by native troops in the French colonies.

The M1886 introduced the distinctive cruciform blade, which remained a feature of most French bayonets until 1956.

Wire-cutter attachment for use with the M1886 ...  read more

Code: 914