WW2 Issue Soviet Order of Alexander Nevsky

Constructed of partially gilded silver with enamels, the obverse consisting of a five-pointed star with white enameled arms, superimposed over a radiant decagon and with a pair of poleaxes piercing the centrepiece, overlaid by a semi-circular laurel leaf wreath joined together at the bottom by a shield bearing a hammer and sickle, in turn overlaying a sword, bow, and quiver of arrows, surroundi...  read more

Code: 1629

Serbia WW1 Commemorative Medal For The War 1914-1918

Bronze, 39 mm, on an original triangular ribbon.  read more

Code: 1646

Australia WW1 Colour Patch Pair

Motor Transport Companies.
Matched pair.  read more

Code: 1639

France Medal For The Wounded

France; Bronze gilt with red enamels, the red star indicating an award to a combatant, unmarked, 35 mm (w) x 39.5 mm (h) inclusive of its ball suspension, on its original combatant's ribbon, intact enamels, extremely fine.

Footnote: The Medal for the War Wounded was established by the law of December 11, 1916, based on an idea by the nationalist writer Maurice Barrès. Although or...  read more

Code: 1644

Australia WW1 Colour Patch

1st Casualty Clearing Station.  read more

Code: 1649

Korean War South Korean Tiger Division Shoulder Patch

Korean Capital Mechanized Infantry Division that fought in both the Korean and Vietnam War. Also known as the Fierce Tiger Division. Possibly Japanese made.  read more

Code: 1651

WW1 Miniature Trio

1914/15 Star, British War Medal and Victory Medal.
A nice period original set of miniatures. Swing mounted as worn.  read more

Code: 1559

WW2 Australian Made Miniature 1939-45 Star with Battle of Britain Clasp

A rare miniature clasp. The medal maker marked “K G Luke Melbourne”.  read more

Code: 1635

M1935 Chinese Mauser Bayonet

This rare bayonet for is for use on the 8 mm Mauser Standard-Modell short rifles purchased from Mauser and the Republic of China's domestic copy, the Zhong Zheng Shi (Chiang Kai-Shek) rifle.
Zhong Zheng Shi rifles and bayonets were made from approximately 1935–1945. Total production is believed to be approximately 360,000. They saw extensive use during the Second Sino-Japanese War that b...  read more

Code: 390

German WW2 Leica IIIB Camera

The classic WW2 German camera. The Leica IIIb by Leitz is an upgrade of the Leica IIIa. It mainly differs by the position of the viewfinder and rangefinder eyepiece, which are separated by a few millimetres on the IIIa and are closer together on the IIIb. It was the first Leica to have the combined viewfinder/rangefinder eyepiece. The diopter correction lever for the rangefinder was moved to a ...  read more

Code: 1650