WW2 British Military Police Wooden Truncheon 1944
Here on offer is a what I believe to be a WW2 British military police wooden truncheon, dated 1944.
It has the usual turned grip and a long lower shaped section, that has the “Crows Foot” stamped on the side and “44” stamped on the top.
It is made from a light-coloured wood, possibly hickory and is in excellent, possibly unissued condition but does have some shallo... read more
Rare P&O Line – 9.5” Ironstone China Compote Dish by G. L. Ashworth & Bros c1862
Here on offer is genuine and rare P&O Line “Peninsular and Oriental Steam Navigation Company”, Victorian 9.5” ironstone china compote dish, by G. L. Ashworth & Bros of Hanley, circa 1862.
This dish would have been used on the early paddle-steamers and steam ships that P&O operated during the mid to late 1800’s.
This white glazed compote dish is in excellent conditi... read more
95.00 GBP
British Canberra Jet Engine Coffman Starter Cartridge Presented to RODDERS of RN-RAF 360 Squadron – Jun 84 to Sept 87
Here on offer is an inert British jet engine Coffman starter cartridge that was presented to “RODDERS”, who served with the RN-RAF 360 Squadron at RAF Wyton, between June 1984 and September 1987.
This now INERT brass cartridge still retains the protective cap, that is stamped with the words:
REMOVE CAP BEFORE LOADING
The cap has such a tight fit, I ... read more
Impressive WW2 Period British “Bomb” Shaped Chrome Plated Table Lighter with Ashtray Base
Here on offer is an impressive and very well made WW2 period British “Bomb” shaped chrome plated table lighter with an ashtray base.
It has made from chrome plated brass, making it a very heavy piece.
The fin section of the bomb, is a tight fit, but pulls off to reveal the knurled flint wheel and wick.
The inner cylindrical section can be removed (it... read more
Mint Vintage Anglo Arms Nomad II Fixed Blade Survival Knife with a Nylon Sheath
Here on offer is a mint example of a vintage Anglo Arms Nomad II, fixed blade survival knife with Nylon sheath.
The Anglo Arms Nomad II is a budget-friendly, full-tang fixed-blade bushcraft and survival knife manufactured by Anglo Arms.
It has a 420 stainless steel clip-point blade, with a gut hook notched into the back spine.
The full-tang is fitte... read more
African Wood Carved and Patterned Coconut Grater “Mbuzi” Zaramo People Tanzania
Here on offer is a great example of an African wood carved and patterned coconut grater/scraper, known as a “Mbuzi” by the Zaramo people of Tanzania, East Africa.
The Zaramo people are a Bantu ethnic group living in the coastal plains and low hills of Tanzania, primarily around the largest city and former capital, Dar es Salaam. They number in the hundreds of thousands, predomina... read more
75.00 GBP
Unusual Solid Sterling Silver Inter-Services Swimming Championships Medal – 1961 Junior Championships - 1 Metre Springboard by F. Phillips of Aldershot
Here on offer is an unusual solid sterling silver Inter-Services swimming championships medal. It was awarded for 1st place in the junior championships, 1 metre springboard, held in 1961.
It also comes with its original red coloured card box.
I have seen a few of this type of Inter-Services medal before, that seem to date from the 1930’s through to the 1960’s, bu... read more
40.00 GBP
WW2 No.36 Type II British 'Rifle' Mills Grenade by BBC Converted to a Table Lighter
Here on offer is great example of a now inert, original WW2 No.36 Type II British 'Rifle' Mills grenade made by BBC and now converted to a table lighter.
The front of the main body of the grenade has the letters BBC stamped on it (with a rivet covering the central “B”), which indicates the maker of the body was the British Bath Co, of Greenford, London.
These grena... read more
175.00 GBP
