Australia WW1 Colour Patch
1st Army Trps Company Australian Engineers. With “ENGNRS” single oxidized shoulder title attached. This wit only one lug in the reverse.
Original full size patch. Original single shoulder title. read more
125.00 AUD
Australia WW1 Colour Patch
3rd Divisional Engineers. Late war machine woven type. read more
45.00 AUD
Germany WW2 A Rare Naval Coastal Police Gorget,
A rare second war german Marine-Küstenpolizei; constructed of magnetic steel; with two Kriegsmarine buttons, one on either side of the gorget, and “Marine-Küsten-Polizei” in raised lettering; all filled with well preserved luminous off-white/creme paint; the reverse lined with exceptionally well preserved field-gray wool; featuring a horizontal pinback for uniform attachment; measuring 127 mm x... read more
2250.00 AUD
British WW1 Period Staff Officers Collar Gorgettes
Math. Pair in Royal Blue with a red piping. Kings crown general service buttons. read more
85.00 AUD
WW1 Bavarian Administration Officers Epaulettes
Matched pair for an administrative officer with the rank of Major. Removed from tunic with overall wear and mothing to the undersides. read more
100.00 AUD
1900-1912 7th AIR Cap badge
Cap badge. Brass 39mm.
2 x lug reverse.
Cossum no. 80 read more
350.00 AUD
Australia WW1 Colour Patch
46th Infantry Battalion 1917-1919
Full sized original patch. Album removed with glue stain to the reverse. read more
150.00 AUD
Australia WW1 Colour Patch
Australian Army Pay Corps 1918-1919
Including personnel in the UK, Bombay , Egypt, France and South Africa.
Original full size patch read more
125.00 AUD
Australia WW1 Unofficial Shoulder Title
Sand cast brass. 2x lug reverse. Probably Middle East theater made.
Refer to Cossum (Green Book) page 55. read more
150.00 AUD
Pre Federation 1 inch Nordenfelt Aiming Round.
As the Quick Firing (Q.F. gun) was being introduced from 1888 onwards, there was a desire in the Royal Navy to have a similar system by which to practise shooting large guns without wasting valuable ammunition. In 1889 the Royal Navy requested the Morris Co. to develop a form of 1-inch rifle which could be attached to the barrel of the main gun and then fired using the standard electric firing ... read more
225.00 AUD