WW2 British Army No.4 Mk. II Spike Bayonet by the Savage Stevens Co. USA with a Metal Scabbard
Here on offer is a WW2 British Army No.4 Mk. II spike bayonet by the Savage-Stevens Co. of Chicopee Falls, Massachusetts, USA with a No.4 MK. I metal scabbard.
These spike bayonets were made for the No. 4 Lee Enfield rifle, that was a refinement of the original No. I Mk. III SMLE. The original SMLE design was very sound. However, the No. 4 benefited from a heavier barrel and im... read more
30.00 GBP
Damaged Parts of an Issued WW1 Webley Revolver MK VI with 6” Barrel and Matching Serial Numbers Dated 1918
Here on offer are some damaged parts of an issued WW1 British Officer’s Webley MK VI revolver with a 6” barrel and matching serial numbers, dated to 1918.
The story with this item was that the revolver was damaged during a German artillery attack on the British trenches, during the later part of WW1.
Now the barrel section is actually in great condition, with the o... read more
60.00 GBP
Original Large WW1 Royal Navy Mine Clearance Service (MCS) White Metal Cap Badge c1919
Here on offer is an original WW1 Royal Navy Mine Clearance Service (MCS) cap badge, circa 1919.
It was officially worn immediately after WW1 by the Royal Navy’s MCS, a temporary service established in 1919 to sweep the massive number of sea mines left over from the conflict. The unit was then abolished in 1920 making original examples rare to find these days.
This ... read more
30.00 GBP
Stunning Victorian Ladies Red Moroccan Leather Travelling Vanity Case with Silver Topped Accessories by Mappin & Webb of London 1901
Here on offer is a stunning antique ladies Victorian red Moroccan leather travelling vanity case, with ornate silver topped accessories, by the famous silversmith’s Mappin & Webb of London, dating to 1901.
The strong case is covered in the finest red Moroccan leather, two leather straps, a stout leather handle and a strong brass sliding lock on the front, sadly now without a key.... read more
