WW1 British Double Wound Stripe

Two gilt metal bars with backing plate.  read more

Code: 1911

Australia WW1 28th Battalion Adjutants Map -Somme 1918

A original battalion map used in the very last stages of the war. Cloth backed paper map of the area around Waincoirt (Somme). Made by the Royal Engineers from captured German maps and printed in September 1918. Hand drawn markings indication both Australian and American formations. Once folded the front marked “Adjutant 28th Bn”

Usual fold marks and light soiling consummate w...  read more

Code: 1893

US WW2 U.S. Navy Sedgley Mark 5 Signal Flare Pistol

This is an excellent example of a 22mm parachute flare Sedgley Signal Pistol, Mark 5, in lovely fully functional condition. Marked “USN” on both grips and along the top of the barrel
“SIGNAL PISTOL MARK 5 R.F. SEDGLEY, INC. 1944”.

Not available for export.  read more

Code: 1882

c.1905 Mills Equipment Company Sporting Ammunition Belt

Classic hunting belt for shotgun cartridges. Brass flat die struck buckle featuring a hunting dog. Khaki web belt. Made in the US by the Mills Equipment company. This pattern was used by both American and British army’s 1880’s-1900 and was so successful it was commercialized for civilian sportsman.  read more

Code: 1889

Australia WW2 Owen Gun Magazine

With original jungle green paint. Working spring.

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Code: 1884

Australia WW2 Austen 30 Round Magazine

Working spring.
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Code: 1885

Australia WW2 Owen Gun Magazine

With original jungle green paint. Working spring.

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Code: 1886

Australian WW2 Jungle Gaitors 1943

Part of the mid war jungle equipment. Green canvas with leather reinforced edging. Left and right. Used with overall soiling but no damage. D arrow D marked and looks to be dated 1943. But hard to read.  read more

Code: 1888

Very Rare WW2 SOE Switch, No. 5, Pressure, Mk. I Boobytrap

WW2 issue Switch, No. 5, Pressure, Mk. I boobytrap. Developed by the highly secretive SOE department known as Experimental Station 6 in the early 40's, this switch was adopted for use by 1942. This example being finished in dark green paint as only WW2 switches were (Post War examples were painted tan brown) is in remarkable condition. So effective was the design of the No 5 switch that it con...  read more

Code: 1874

1960’s Australian, Vietnam era, projectile antenna erection kit in canister for use with the S.L.R. rifle

Unopened stenciled canister contains a wood and twine spool projectile, with launch instructions in unused stores condition.  read more

Code: 1872