British Victorian Period 1885 Pattern Lance Head

A original sawn off lance head. Part of the wooden lance sharft remaining. Has proof and acceptance stamps and and dated 1889.  read more

Code: 1832

British 6 Pounder Artillery Round 1902 Dated

Inert WW1 British AP 6 Pounder Round, brass shell case with various stampings to the underside. Shell head stamped with various markings and 1902 date to the case. The projectile marked V RL.

The 6-pounder Explosive Round was a critical component in the arsenal of Allied forces during the early 20th century. These rounds were designed for use in the Marks 1-14 Anti-Aircraft and ...  read more

Code: 1813

Australia WW1 A Gallipoli Souvenir Postcard, Bravo ANZACs

This photographic postcard dates from World War I and is titled "A Gallipoli Souvenir, Bravo ANZACs!" and has hand-coloured images at the top, including Lieutenant General Sir W R Birdwood, "The Soul of ANZAC", a Light Horse trooper in uniform, ( this is the Australian version as there is a NZ version too with a NZ soldier,) the Union Jack, a small map of the Gallipoli Peninsula and the Crest o...  read more

Code: 1833

Australia WW1 Colour Patch

1st and 5th Australian Pioneer Battalion.
Original full size colour patch.  read more

Code: 1837

Australia WW2 Colour Patch

2/17th Infantry Battalion. Jan-Nov 1940. A rare and seldom,y seen colour patches as worn in Tobruk.
Original full size colour patches.

The 2/17th Battalion was an infantry battalion of the Australian Army. Raised in April 1940 in New South Wales, it formed part of the 20th Brigade, and was eventually allocated to the 9th Division. After completing basic training in Austral...  read more

Code: 1831

Australia WW2 Colour Patch

AAOC 1st Aust Corps.
Original full size patch.  read more

Code: 1835

Australia WW2 Colour Patch

AAMC 7th Div or AAMC Base Sub Area.
Original full size patch.  read more

Code: 1839

India General Service Medal 1908-35

Two clasps ( Burma 1930-32) ( North West Frontier 1935). Impressed “TB 48171 L-NK GHULAM HUSSAIN 19 A T Coy”.  read more

Code: 1802

WW1 Turkish Soldiers Pair of Leather Shoes

Exceeding rare and unusual Turkish soldier's open top shoes. The Turkish army was largely a peasant army and thus the equipment and uniforms were very basic. There is another identical shoe ( in worse condition) held by the Australian War Memorial and was collected at Gallipoli. Y an ANZAC member and borough home to Australia and can be viewed online.
This example made from thick cow hi...  read more

Code: 1816

WW1 Rare Complete Turkish Army Other Ranks Belt and Buckle

Complete example with correct Turkish issue brown leather belt with Arabic stampings. The buckle the standard army issue other ranks bi - metal buckle. The belt is the most inter3tint and certain rarer item.
Realistically how many time do we see a Turkish marked belt, most that are seen on the market are likely German made.  read more

Code: 1817