WW1 Prussian Other Ranks Brass Belt Buckle

One piece die struck brass. Double claw belt hook to the reverse. Perfect condition.  read more

Code: 2620

British WW2 Staff Officers Collar Gorgettes

Matching Pair. Each with a brass GVIR staff button. Full size for wear on the service dress tunic.  read more

Code: 2574

Australian WW2 VAD Shoulder Titles

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Code: 2572

WW2 British / Australian Army KD Slip on Rank For Brigadier

A rare well worn matching pair. Embroidered on khaki cotton drill. Rank of Brigadier as worn in the Mediterranean and the Pacific theaters of war.  read more

Code: 2619

WW2 British Army Major - General Slip on Rank

A nice matching wartime slip on pair of shoulder rank devices. Jungle green cotton drill slides each with a gilt metal pip and a matching pair of opposed crossed sword and button for Major - General. The crossed swords and buttons are the older WW1 type pattern. ( Large wide and in plain brass). A common practice to use to older patterns in WW2. Not to mention that these ranks badges hardly eve...  read more

Code: 2578

British c.WW2 Cunard Shipping Line Officers Badge.

c.1940 Kings crown bullion embroidered on padded wool backing. Worn condition.  read more

Code: 2618

Australia WW1 8th Infantry Battalion Mess Hall serviette ring

Original WW1 period EPNS silver ring with enameled battalion colour patch.  read more

Code: 2617

WW1 German Infantry NCO’s Medal Group

A good grouping for four medals awarded to Unteroffizier Paul Reiter for his servcie during the Great WR.

1914 Iron Cross 2nd class with the original hand written preliminary field document named to Reiter and stamped with the seal of the 1st Battalion Infantry Battalion 268. Awarded in May 1915 this award award document is now faded and very fragile. It’s fixed to a modern piec...  read more

Code: 2585

British WW2 Stiletto Fighting Knife, William Rodgers Sheffield

Original era manufacture. British made double edged stiletto by the famous firm of William Rogers of Sheffield England. Double edged steel blade with a simple alloy guard, intricate grip made of red & black phenolic-like material wedges with brass spacers. Plain aluminum pommel. Maker marked.  read more

Code: 2602

An English gentleman’s flintlock coat pistol. Circa 1775-1800

Hexagon shaped barrel in .59 cal with British Birmingham proof marks, the usual CROWN over "Crossed Scepters". The locking working order and complete with flint stone. Comes with its original ram rod. The lock plate engraved with the maker “W Dunn”. Approximately 320mm. The barrel diameter approximately 15mm or .59 inch.  read more

Code: 2610