Additional Photos of Post WW2 Damascus Steel Hitler Letter Opener c1960

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Code: 51156

M1929 “1st Pattern” Naval Depot Kriegsmarine Dagger by Carl Eickhorn with 1938 “Replacement” Eagle Pommel

Here on offer is an original “untouched” condition, M1929 “1st Pattern” Naval Depot Kriegsmarine Dagger by Carl Eickhorn with 1938 style “Replacement” eagle pommel.

There is a great reference to this specific type of Carl Eickhorn dagger along a photo showing the blade markings, on page 212 of Thomas Wittmann’s excellent reference book, Exploring the Dress Daggers of the German N...  read more

Code: 50153

Post WW2 British Military Machete with Leather Scabbard by B.H. & G. Ltd dated 1955

Here on offer is an original example of a post WW2 British military machete with a thick brown leather scabbard B.H. & G. Ltd dated 1955.

The two black composite grip slabs are in excellent solid condition. Unusually there are four smooth notches in the metal of the tang and both grips, that allows the four fingers of your hand to fit snuggly in the grip.

The grip...  read more

Code: 51402

WW2 Romanian Army Dagger with Scabbard and Hanging Straps

Here on offer is a WW2 Romanian Army dagger with scabbard and rare hanging straps.

There is no maker mark on this dagger as is common with these Romanian daggers.

The hilt fittings are all chrome-plated an in excellent condition, showing no signs of rust or pitting.

The ornate pommel is in the shape of an eagle’s head and it still retains its origina...  read more

Code: 50741

Original WW1 Period “THE METROPOLITAN” Birmingham City Police Whistle by J. Hudson & Co of 244 Barr Street

Here on offer is an original WW1 period “THE METROPOLITAN” Birmingham City Police whistle by J. Hudson & Co of 244 Barr Street, Birmingham, still with its original metal chain and hook.

The nickel silver metal whistle and chain are in excellent undamaged condition.

The front is stamped with the following details:

THE METROPOLITAN
PATENT
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Code: 51769

British Regimental Marked “The Grenadier Guards” WW1 SMLE 1907 Pattern Sanderson Bayonet with Scabbard 1918

Here on offer is an excellent genuine British WW1 SMLE 1907 Pattern Sanderson Bayonet with scabbard, that is regimental marked for “The Grenadier Guards”.

The bayonet has bright finish to all the steel hilt fittings. There is just some very light surface pitting and dulling of the metal in small areas.

The release button in the pommel still works perfectly and it s...  read more

Code: 51100

Rare Pair of Victorian King's Own Yorkshire light Infantry K.O.Y.L.I. Padded Bullion Wire Collar Badges

Here on offer is a fine pair of Victorian King's Own Yorkshire light Infantry K.O.Y.L.I. bullion wire collar badges.

The badge of the KOYLI is unique amongst English light infantry regiments as the horn is of the ‘French’ type (with a twist). The origins of this are obscure. It appears to have been adopted after Waterloo, however prior to this the 105th had an ‘English’ style Bug...  read more

Code: 52003

WW2 Period Auxiliary Fire Service AFS Officially Numbered Lapel Badge by H.W. Miller

Here on offer is a genuine WW2 Auxiliary Fire Service AFS officially numbered lapel badge by H.W. Miller.

This badge is an original 1940/50’s, silver plated red enamel badge that is in excellent condition, with no loss of the enamel.

This badge was designed by Mr Paget of the Royal Mint.

On the reverse in raised letters are the with maker's details '...  read more

Code: 52007

WW1 County of London War Hospital - Brass and Enamel Matchbox Cover – Christmas 1916

Here on offer is an impressive brass and enamel matchbox cover for the County of London War Hospital.

The front depicts the shield shaped crest of the London County Council in red, white and blue enamel, topped with a gilt crown and with a lion set in the centre. The reverse side has a raised ribbon in the brass, with the words:

CHRISTMAS 1916

On th...  read more

Code: 52002

Large Commemorative Cast Aluminium Dish Depicting Prince of Wales - Edward VIII ‘Our Prince of Sports’ Made by R.W. Coan London c1920

Here on offer is a fine example of a rare sand cast aluminium dish depicting the Prince of Wales, later Edward VIII ‘Our Prince of Sports’, made by R.W. Coan of London, circa 1920.

There is an example of this dish in the V&A museum in London.

This commemorative dish is rectangular in shape with two handles. The rim and handles are decorated with elaborately moulded...  read more

Code: 52001