Damaged WW1 Leather and Silver ID Bracelet for Sidney Cadogan – Sapper with Royal Engineers - Service No. 267206
Here on offer is a WW1 ID bracelet for Sidney Cadogan, who was a sapper serving with the Royal Engineers.
According to the CWGC Commonwealth War Graves Commission, he survived WW1.
The bracelet is sadly damaged with part of the leather strap now missing. The half with the buckle is still present, along with the leather that runs behind the oval disc, but the brown... read more
35.00 GBP
Original WW2 Souvenir of Italy Campaign Link Bracelet dated 1945
Here on offer is an original WW2 souvenir of Italy campaign link bracelet, dated 1945.
It seems to be made from silver plated brass and has a larger central plaque with an elliptically rounded shape.
These bracelets usually depict the campaigns and battles the soldier was involved in and vary from bracelet to bracelet.
On the front in relief is the ... read more
55.00 GBP
Vintage SOLAR “Original Bowie Knife” with Black Leather Sheath
Here on offer is a vintage SOLAR “Original Bowie Knife” with black leather sheath.
A vintage Bowie type knife with white metal pommel, stacked leather grip, small brass guard, steel blade marked ‘Original Bowie Knife’ and ‘Sola’ on the ricasso. It comes in its original black leather sheath and in good order with some light rust pitting to the blade. It measures 11 inches long.
35.00 GBP
WW2 German 2nd Model Luftwaffe Dagger by ALCOSO with Beautiful Dark Orange Grip
Here on offer is an impressive looking WW2 German 2nd model Luftwaffe dagger by ALCOSO with a beautiful dark orange grip.
The Pommel is in excellent condition with crisp hand-enhanced oak leaves and the swastikas retain some of the original gilt finish, which now has a dark patina.
The Grip is a beautiful dark orange coloured trolon/celluloid type and is complete w... read more
Stunning WW1 Royal Artillery Silver, Enamel and Faux Diamond Sweetheart Brooch
Here on offer is a beautiful example of a WW1 period Royal Artillery silver, enamel and faux diamond Sweetheart Brooch.
This fine quality silver brooch is in excellent condition and retains all the blue and red enamel to the crown and ribbons.
I can’t find any maker or hallmarks but it does test positive for 925 Sterling grade silver and weighs a heavy 5.1g.
... read more
50.00 GBP
Impressive WW1 Trench Art Crucifix made from Bullets and Cartridge Cases
Here on offer is a fine piece of WW1 Trench Art, being a Crucifix made from used bullets and brass cartridge cases.
From some research I have done it appears these crucifixes where probably commercially produced from two French 8mm lebel cartridge cases with three German bullet projectiles forming the cross at the top.
The figure of Christ, formed from pressed bra... read more
45.00 GBP
WW2 Gravesend Sea School GSS Lapel Badge by J. R. Guant
Here on offer is a WW2 period Gravesend Sea School GSS lapel badge by J R Guant, Birmingham.
This circular white metal badge has the detailed image of a Viking ship on the front with GSS det in the sail. Around the inner edge are the words:
GRAVESEND SEA SCHOOL
Then on the reverse it has the half-moon shaped button hole fitting that is stamped with ... read more
WW1 'Cheeky' Heart Shaped Cast Iron Trench Art Flanders Souvenir Trinket Tray
Here on offer is an original WW1 'Cheeky' heart shaped, cast iron metal Trench Art Tray, from Flanders.
On the front it shows a Ww1 British Officer walking with a Belgium lady who is in traditional dress, with the classic large bow shaped headdress.
There is also a Belgium windmill in the background.
On the reverse it shows a scene of the back of th... read more
30.00 GBP
Beautiful Mint WW2 German Army Dagger with Orange Grip by CARL EICKHORN
Here on offer is possibly the best example of an Carl Eickhorn dagger that I have had the privilege offer.
This WW2 period German Army dagger is in beautiful mint condition with a thick silver-plating finish to all the mounts and fittings, including the scabbard.
The 12 oak leaf pattern Pommel is in mint condition, showing quality hand finishing to the oak leave... read more










