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
175.00 GBP
19th Century Victorian Presentation Music Conductor’s Mahogany Baton with Silver Fittings Dated 1882
Here on offer is an impressive 19th century Victorian presentation music conductor’s Mahogany baton with silver fittings dated 1882.
The baton has been made a piece of turned and tapered light Mahogany wood, with three silver fittings.
The silver fittings are not hallmarked but test as 925 grade sterling silver.
The pommel cap has a lovely engraved f... read more
125.00 GBP
WW1 French Bronze Medallion – Remembrance of the Combatants of Meudon 1914 – 1918 by L Coudray with Original case
Here on offer is a WW1 French Bronze Medallion, in remembrance of the combatants of Meudon 1914 – 1918, by Marie-Alexandre-Lucien Coudray, with its original red card case.
The medal was designed by the famous French medallist, Marie Alexandre Lucien Coudray (1864-1932).
On the obverse it depicts the image of a WW1 French soldier about to throw a grenade, with an an... read more
55.00 GBP
Mint Playboy 40th Anniversary - ‘Bunny’ Logo Cufflinks with Original Case
Here on offer is a mint set of Playboy 40th Anniversary ‘Bunny’ logo cufflinks with their original case, from 1993.
The first Playboy magazine was published in 1953, and these cufflinks were made in the USA in 1993 to celebrate Playboy’s 40th anniversary.
These rectangular silver and black coloured cufflinks depict the famous ‘Bunny’ logo on the front, with one fac... read more
Vintage ‘Jack Russell Terrier Dog’ Essex Crystal Diamond Cut Cufflinks with 22ct Gold Plated Fittings and Original Metal Leatherette Case c1930
Here on offer is a great set of vintage ‘Jack Russell Terrier’ dog, Essex crystal diamond cut cufflinks with 22ct gold plated fittings and their original metal leatherette case, circa 1930.
Each of the rectangular cufflinks depict a cute coloured image of a standing Jack Russel Terrier dog.
They have been made with a chain link fitting and all the metal is 22ct gol... read more
45.00 GBP
Unusual Antique Combined Celluloid Letter Opener - Penknife and Spike - Sheffield c1900
Here on offer is an unusual antique combined celluloid letter opener with penknife and spike, made in Sheffield, around 1900.
This antique ‘combination’ desk accessory has been very well made and consists of a 6.9” long shaped ivory coloured celluloid letter opener, that has a lined pattern so it looks like real ivory.
Pinned to one side with two steel pins, is a f... read more
45.00 GBP
Mayer & Söhne Mod. ‘S’ 6mm Calibre ‘Perfecta’ Starting Pistol with Original Box and Instructions c1970
Here on offer is a Mayer & Söhne Mod. ‘S’ 6mm calibre ‘Perfecta’ starting pistol with its original cardboard box and instruction pamphlet, circa 1970.
The Perfecta pistol, with the various versions,
“S”, “G” and “G3”, is a weapon with a long and interesting tradition.
The beginnings lie in the old weapons town of Zella-Mehlis, where the company "Carl Walthe... read more
75.00 GBP
Rare Vintage Cased Pair of Hologram Cufflinks by Paul Smith - Woman in Crop Top Switches to Woman Topless both in a Desert Scene
Here on offer is a pair of vintage Paul Smith hologram cufflinks by Paul Smith depicting a Woman in a crop top that switches/tilts to display a woman topless, both in a desert setting with a cactus.
The square shaped palladium plated metal cufflinks have a fixed type fitting on the back, that displays the Paul Smith logo ‘PS”.
I bought these cheeky cufflinks bac... read more
Rare WW2 British Army Auxiliary Unit Knife with Leather Sheath
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
275.00 GBP