WW2 WAAAF Other Ranks Hat Badge

Women's Auxiliary Australian Air Force other ranks woven hat badge on padded wool backing.  read more

Code: 694

A Victorian/ Edwardian Field Surgical Kit

A small basic set for minor field surgery. Containing scissor, various scalpels and other pointy things.
All housed in a fitted cedar wooden box. 185 x 60mm. The owners initial engraved on the lid.  read more

Code: 696

Victorian Period Hand Held Gold Scales

A nice set with copper pans and steel chain and pivot swing. Some accompanying weights of various size. all kept in an old replacement box made from a cigar box.

Nice Gold mining period display item.  read more

Code: 695

1739 Admiral Vernon Medal for Capture of Porto Bello

Original Admiral Vernon Medal for Capture of Porto Bello 1739.

Bronze or pinchbeck metal.

Medal commemorating Admiral Edward Vernon (1684-1757) and the capture of Porto Bello, 1739. Obverse: Admiral Vernon three-quarter left, face front, baton in left hand, finger at I. Legend: 'THE . BRITISH . GLORY . REVIV.D . BY . ADMIRAL . VERNON.' No line enclosing legend. R...  read more

Code: 683

Pre Fed NSW Military Forces Pouch Badge. (Defence Force Staff).

c. 1902- 1912 White Metal badge of the Colony in frosted and burnished finish. (Volunteers). 2 x folding pin reverse.
Used on shoulder belts, pouch and binocular bases etc.

47mm.

Badge carries over from Pre-Federation to the 1902-1912 period.  read more

Code: 682

Russian Soviet Army Guards Badge

A post WW2 example in gilt and enamel. Screw post reverse.  read more

Code: 679

U.S WWI Winchester Firearms War Worker Badge

Die struck Bronze. Munition Workers Badge.
Brooch pin reverse and officially numbered.  read more

Code: 681

RAAF Sterling Silver Air Combat Officer (ACO) Brevet

Double-Wing Brevet.
Queens Crown
Hall marked on the reverse "STG".
2x Clutch grip pins.  read more

Code: 686

British WW1 Motor Machine Gun Service Hat Badge

Bi-metal with slider reverse.

The Motor Machine Gun Service (MMGS) was a unit of the British Army in the First World War, consisting of batteries of motorcycle/sidecar combinations carrying Vickers machine guns. It was formed in 1914 and incorporated into the Machine Gun Corps in October 1915 as the Machine Gun Corps (Motors).  read more

Code: 661

Germany: WW1 Saxon M1915 Pickelhaube Plate

All steel pattern with all original grey painted finish. 2 lug reverse.  read more

Code: 659