Fine Pair of Vintage Italian Chrome Plated Poultry Scissors with Stag Horn Handles by ANGESA

Here on offer is a fine pair of vintage Italian Chrome Plated Poultry Scissors with Stag Horn Handles made by ANGESA.

The poultry scissors or shears are in great condition, still retaining a strong spring action and a working locking latch.

On the front they are stamped with the maker’s details being:

TRADEMARK
ANGESA
ITALY

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Code: 52373

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Code: 52372

Fixed Blade Hunting Knife with 4” Blade and Camo Grip by Elk Ridge Model ER-046

Here on offer is a fixed blade hunting knife with a 4” blade and camo grip by Elk Ridge, model ER-046.

It has a matte finish 440 stainless blade with the maker’s logo, the Elk head, laser cutout through the blade.

On one side it is etched with:

ER-046
CUSTOM DESIGN
440 STAINLESS STEEL
HANDFORGED IN CHINA

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Code: 52369

Genuine WW1 Period Brass Military Campaign Field Stove or Cooker

Here on offer is a genuine WW1 period brass military campaign field stove or cooker.

I believe this example is of French manufacture, with the base of the pot being stamped with the maker’s mark, that I sadly can’t identify. The pot retains its lid, lid ring and folding loop handles.

It also has the brass burner with screw on wick cover. The base looks to have bee...  read more

Code: 52368

Vintage Royal Scots Greys “WATERLOO” Horse Brass with Leather Hanger and Strap

Here on offer is a fine example of a vintage Royal Scots Greys “WATERLOO” horse brass with leather hanger and strap/buckle.

The sold horse brass depicts the Royal Scots Greys crest of the historic British cavalry regiment (the 2nd Dragoons), featuring their famous Waterloo Eagle emblem. This the French Imperial Eagle and the scroll reading "Waterloo", which commemorates the regim...  read more

Code: 52358

Scarce WW2 Issue of Needlewoman and Needlecraft Magazine Supplement - Wartime Mail No.16 - 1943

Here on offer is a genuine WW2 Issue of a Needlewoman and Needlecraft Magazine Supplement, Wartime Mail No.16, issued in 1943.

Needlewoman and Needlecraft was a popular UK crafting quarterly formed by a merger between The Needlewoman and Needlecraft Practical Journal. It’s very first issue was published in January 1940, and it continued running until 1970.

During W...  read more

Code: 52357

Antique Victorian Medical Surgical Blood Letting Fleam Knife with Bone Handle by S & D

Here on offer is an antique Victorian medical surgical blood letting fleam knife with bone handle by S & D.

This example has a 2.2” metal blade section that now shows signs of pitting to the finish. On one side of the ricasso it is stamped with the makers mark, being S & D, which I can’t seem to identify.

The handle has been made from a smooth solid section of bone...  read more

Code: 52352

Antique 5.5” Copper Dish Set with the Raised Profile of Mr Bumble from Charles Dickens Novel Oliver Twist c1886

Here on offer is an antique 5.5” copper dish set with the raised profile image of Mr Bumble from Charles Dickens novel, Oliver Twist circa 1886.

This rather attractive hand-made copper dish has an outer and inner scalloped edge and it now has a rich dark patina finish to the copper.

In the center of the dish it has been set with a circular copper plaque that depic...  read more

Code: 52346

Antique Clip Point Bowie Knife with Stag Horn Grips by H.G. LONG & Co - CROSS DAGGERS – SHEFFIELD c1860

Here on offer is an early example of an antique stag horn clip point Bowie Knife by the famous English knife and cutlery maker, H.G Long & Co, circa 1860.

They are also famous for making a range of WW2 SOE knives.

I believe this knife is a very early example of an H.G. Long knife as it only has the CROSS DAGGERS logo and the words CROSS DAGGRS SHEFFI...  read more

Code: 50399

Unusual South American Gaucho Type Knife with Beautiful Striped Lucite Handle and Leather Sheath c1930

Here on offer is an unusual South American Gaucho Knife type knife with a beautiful striped Lucite handle and leather sheath, circa 1930.

My belief is these very fine knives were made in Solingen Germany by a number of makers, for export to Brazil and were made between 1927 and 1940.

They where made to be carried by the “wealthy” South Americans, both men and women...  read more

Code: 52342