Hitler Youth District Triangle. Sudost Oberdonau.
A very nice unissued example with its period paper RZM label to the rear. read more
1st Army Group Royal Artillery , AGRA, Formation Badges.
A nice matching pair that have been uniform removed. read more
Royal Naval Paper Work. RN Hospital Plymouth 1944, SBA-LST3518.
Small group to a naval man who's trade was SBA , in 1944 being stationed at the Royal Naval Hospital Plymouth, just right for the D-Day landings. He also served on the Canadian tank landing craft LST 3518 at some point in his career. The group also includes his rating badge and a RN Hospital dog tag. read more
Imperial Russian Military Buckle.
In nice condition with some scratches and wear for years of use, rear has its fixing catch and rear belt loop. read more
1913 Dated Military Telescope, Sig (MkIII) Also G.S.
A well used Signals telescope made in 1913 by the firm of Ottway and Co, Ealing. With this comes its extra lens, marked ''low'', in leather carry case. The scope has both end caps, the leather body has lost its stitching due to shrinkage and has been repaired and both top loops are missing. The body does not have any dents, same goes for the three draw brass extensions. End extension has clea... read more
D.B.Marx Tin Toy Shot Gun.
An early tin and wooden a cork firing shotgun by the toy firm Marx. Condition is very good with nearly all its finish to the metal area, both springs and triggers in working action. The only problem is the ''woody'' to the wooden shoulder stock, this will need to be treated. read more
WW1 1917 Dated British Binoculars and Leather Case.
Paris made binoculars as supplied to British troops during WW1 still held in there period 1917 dated case with carry strap. The binoculars are well used with the leather covering being re stitched, one shower protector loose with the other tight. The focus is sharp and the image clear with no growth. The binoculars have a stores code and a letter ''H'' which matches the markings to the top of t... read more
1943 ''Theater Made'' Knife. Scout.
Hand made pair of knives with the handles being constructed from rings of leather, aluminium and hard plastic similar to the handles found produced ''in theater'' by serving soldiers. Cross guards are made from brass, larger example, and aluminium on the smaller one. The blades appear to be made from kitchen knives of sorts and both have had a name, Norman.A.Patrick, and 1943 date hammered with... read more