WW2 British Army Three-Piece Clasp or Jack Knife Stamped with a Broad Arrow and 1946.
Here on offer is a genuine WW2 British Army three-piece, clasp or jack knife, made in Sheffield and stamped with a Broad Arrow and the date 1946. There is no visible maker’s mark on this late war/post war example.
This three-piece type has a single 2.6” blade, a can opener, stamped on one side with a Broad Arrow and the date 1946.
There is also a marlinspike and fl... read more
45.00 GBP
Royal Navy Officers Bicorn, Epaulettes & Sword Belt by Gieves with Transit Tin Case and named to P.H.G. Richardson RN
Here on offer is an impressive set of Royal Navy Officers dress uniform attire, consisting of a bicorn, epaulettes and a dress sword belt complete with its original Japanned transit tin case, circa 1935.
The set is in exceptional condition with almost no signs of wear, as clearly seen in the photos.
It is named to P.H.G. Richardson RN, which has been hand painted o... read more
475.00 GBP
INERT WW2 No.36M Mk I British Mills Grenade by JP&S Ltd with a base plug by RBD dated 1941
Here on offer is great example of a now INERT WW2 No.36M Mk I British Mills Grenade by JP&S Ltd being John Pilling & Sons Ltd, Colne, Lancashire, England, with a base plug by RBD being R.B. Davies & Co based in Victoria and Sydney, Australia and dated 1941.
The No.36M Mk I “Mesopotamian” variant was specially designed and waterproofed with shellac for use in the hot climate of Me... read more
195.00 GBP
Rare Model P. 435 'Sport' Knife with Nickel Silver Grip and Locking Clip Point Blade by Joseph Rodgers & Sons c1880
Here on offer is a really impressive antique Model P. 435 'Sport' knife with nickel silver grip and locking clip point blade by Joseph Rodgers & Sons, of Sheffield England, circa 1880.
Highly collectible today, the J. Rodgers knives are among the most respected and sought after, particularly their early and innovative folding knives.
The Model P. 435 'Sport' knife... read more
195.00 GBP
Rare WW2 British Army Auxiliary Unit Knife with Leather Sheath Named to “PAT”
Here on offer is a rare example of a WW2 British Army Auxiliary Unit knife with its original leather sheath, by Joseph Rodgers and Sons.
It has only been recently that this type of knife has been authenticated as being used by the British Auxiliary Units during WW2.
Credit must go to Ron Flook, who through his outstanding research into military knives, has managed... read more
225.00 GBP
WW2 48th Canadian Highlanders Cap Badge with Tartan Backing Mounted on a Wooden Plaque – “B” Company 1941 with Extra Tartan Patch
Here on offer is an unusual WW2 48th Canadian Highlanders cap badge with an original tartan backing, that has been mounted on a handmade shield shaped wooden plaque, possibly made from oak?
The plaque has some writing in gold on it that reads as:
1941
B Coy. (B Company)
This is clearly a commemorative piece that relates to a soldier ... read more
45.00 GBP
WW2 British Military Authority 1 Shilling Note Series F circa 1942
Here on offer is a WW2 British Military Authority - 1 shilling note, series F.
The WW2 British Military Authority (BMA) 1 shilling note, Series F, was issued around Q2 1942, primarily for use in Tripolitania (Libya) during the North African campaign. These notes were part of the first series of BMA currency designed for British troops in occupied territories, featuring a brown, v... read more
5.00 GBP
WW2 US Army Air Force Folding Survival Machete with Blade Cover by CAMILLUS USA
Here on offer is an excellent and unmodified original WW2 USAAF folding machete manufactured by CAMILLUS of the USA.
My understanding is that in 1942, the U.S. Army Air Force (USAAF) adopted this type of Folding Machete for use in the B-2 and B-4 Bail out kits.
It was designed to replace the Model 18 Collins machete, which took up a lot of space in the emergency k... read more
175.00 GBP
Cased Queen Elizabeth II - Long Service and Good Conduct Medal to D.G. DANIEL – Royal Navy
Here on offer is a very fine example of a genuine Queen Elizabeth II version (post 1952) of a Long Service and Good Conduct medal, awarded to D G Daniel, a Petty Officer Writer in the Royal Navy.
Writers were primarily clerical, being responsible for legal, pay, welfare and career issues for a crew. When a Royal Navy ship went into action, they could also be utilised with... read more
80.00 GBP










