Australia WW2 Ankle Boots with Jungle Cleats - 1945

A near unissued pair of size 6/5 brown leather ankle boots 1945 dated. The soles fitted with jungle cleats.
No laces.

Overall scuffing and storage wear.  read more

Code: 157

U.S WW2 Charger Clips for the M1 Garand Rifle.

$20 each.

price is for x1 clip.  read more

Code: 173

c.WW1 or Pre War Gilt and Enamel Rising Sun Badge

Very attractive collar size badge in gilt brass with red and blue enamels. Solid back with brooch pin reverse. No maker mark.  read more

Code: 168

WW1 British 4.5 Inch Howitzer Case 1918 Dated

INERT  read more

Code: 216

WW2 Trench Art Tankard

The tankard cup made from rolled shell brass. 80mm in diam. The handle ( which is detachable but fits snug into place) an INERT (.55 Boys Anti tank rifle) shell case and projectile. The case is headstamped “K.37.” (1937) over “7416 A.W.

Inert  read more

Code: 312

Pair of WW1 Trench Art MiniatureTankards 1916

These made from cut down 37mm Pom Pom cases. Both dated 1916.  read more

Code: 313

N0. 94 Rifle "Energa" Rifle Grenade Practice MK II

1959 dated example. The tail fin assembly is missing one of the fins.

INERT

The Energa anti-tank rifle grenade is a rifle-launched anti-tank grenade that is propelled by a ballistite-filled blank cartridge. The name Energa comes from the firm in Liechtenstein that designed it, the Anstalt für die ENtwicklung von ERfindungen und Gewerblichen Anwendungen, based in V...  read more

Code: 323

c.WW1 Sterling Silver Rising Sun/Rilfe Sweetheart Brooch

A lovely example in sterling silver and enamels. the revers with hall mark " STG SIL" and fitted with a brooch pin  read more

Code: 389

The Australia Legion of Ex-Service Clubs Lapel Badge

An attractive bade in gilded brass and blue enamels. Screw post reverse.  read more

Code: 437

Australia 1942 School Patriotic Fund Lapel Badge

One of the hard to get SPF badges this type was introduced in 1942 and titled "Keep the Colours flying- The Union jack"

One of these badges was issued per school and issued by the Head Teacher to the top collector with all money going to the Red Cross POW war fund.  read more

Code: 439