Japan WW2 “Last Ditch” Ceramic Hand Grenade

The Type 4 grenade or ceramic grenade was a "last-ditch" hand grenade developed by the Imperial Japanese Navy in the closing stages of World War II.

By late 1944 and early 1945, much of the industrial infrastructure of Japan had been destroyed by Allied strategic bombing, and there was a growing shortage of raw materials due to Allied naval blockades and submarine warfare. Lackin...  read more

Code: 555

Prussian Order Of The Crown 1867-1918; 4Th Class

Fourth Class breast badge in silver gilt and enamels.
Some chips to the enamel on both the obverse and reverse. Original court mounted but missing the felt backing on the reverse and exposing the mounting plate.  read more

Code: 556

RAAF Warrant Officer Hat Badge

2 x lug reverse.  read more

Code: 594

Original 2nd Award Bar to the DCM MM

Universal sterling silver second award bar for the Distinguished Conduct Medal or the Military Medal.  read more

Code: 500

British WW1 Victory Medal - Name Errased

Original full size medal, nicely name erased. Perfect gap filler to a group.  read more

Code: 498

WW1 British War Medal - Name Errased

Original full size medal, nicely name erased. Perfect gap filler to a group.  read more

Code: 497

WW1 British War Medal - Named Erased

Original full size medal, nicely name erased. Perfect gap filler to a group.  read more

Code: 499

Original WWII British PIAT Anti-Tank Practice Bomb

Original WWII British PIAT Anti-Tank Bomb

This is a very nice British WWII PIAT Anti-Tank Bomb Launcher "Bomb, Practice Inert/AT" practice round. As is correct, it is painted black with a yellow ring. These were the same size and weight as a live round, with no warhead, but has a live propellant cartridge. They could be fired once from a standard PIAT, and were not reusable.
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Code: 590

WW2 RAAF “Australia” Nationality Title- Canadian Made

Canadian variation Bright blue embroidered lettering on dark blue wool. The blue similar to the wreath found on Canadian made aircrew wings.
Unissued.  read more

Code: 596

Germany: WW1 Cased Hindenburg Honour Cross with Swords.

Special presentation cased example.
Maker marked on the reverse 32 RV. Pforzheim) Reichsverband Arbeitsgemeinschaft Heinrich Vogt, Pforzheim.
The original case in very good condition.

The Honour Cross was the first award founded during the Third Reich by Reich President Generalfeldmarschall von Hindenburg in 1934.

The Cross is unofficially known as ...  read more

Code: 592