Reproduction WW2 German 2nd Pattern Luftwaffe Portepee in Cellophane Package

Here on offer is a reproduction WW2 German Luftwaffe portepee with a tie string and clear cellophane package, circa 1960.

This is the short version portepee that is suitable for use any 2nd pattern Luftwaffe Dagger.

I was originally sold this as a genuine period dress knot, but it has come to light, according to Tom Wittmann that these where actually made in the 19...  read more

Code: 50363

Scarce WW1 British Trench Machete

Here on offer is a very unusual example of what I believe is a WW1 private purchase, British “Trench” machete.

I have seen examples of French WW1 trench machetes, that normally retain the billhook at the end and a leather sheath, as shown in my last photo.

A one-handed billhook and a machete are both cutting tools, but they have different designs and intended uses....  read more

Code: 51284

Royal Life Saving Society Bronze Medal to R. CAVILL – Oct 1931 with Red Leatherette Case

Royal Life Saving Society Bronze Medal to R. CAVILL – Oct 1931 with Red Leatherette Case


Here on offer is a fine early example of a Royal Life Saving Society medal that was awarded to a

R. CAVILL in October 1931.

The bronze medal is in excellent condition and retains all its fine detailing with a fine age patina finish to the metal.
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Code: 51281

Fine Original Post 1802 East India Company New Land Pattern Flintlock Service Pistol - PARKER

Here on offer is an original Post 1802 East India Company (EIC) New Land Pattern Flintlock Service Pistol, .65 calibre, possibly by W. PARKER.

The New Land Pattern pistols were first produced for the British service in 1802. The swivel rammer and raised semi-water proof pan marked a technological advance in flintlock pistols. The 9” (23cm) barrel and .65 calibre of the earlier pa...  read more

Code: 51270

Extra photos of Fine Original Post 1802 East India Company New Land Pattern Flintlock Service Pistol

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Code: 51269

Impressive Original East India Company Percussion Cavalry Pistol - c1830

Here on offer is an original East India Company (EIC) percussion cavalry pistol, circa 1830.

My understanding is that originally this percussion cap pistol was a Flintlock pistol, having been made in England in the early 19th century, circa 1810. It is the typical model Horse Pistol used by British Cavalry throughout the British Empire and the EIC.

It was then co...  read more

Code: 51139

Extra photos of East India Company Percussion Cavalry Pistol - c1830

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Code: 51138

Near Mint WW1 British Royal Flying Corps (RFC) Slider Cap Badge

Here on offer is a beautiful example of a gilt brass WW1 Royal Flying Corps (RFC), slider cap badge.

It has the normal Royal Flying Corps, RFC surrounded by a laurel wreath crest, topped with a crown. On the back it has the brass slider for easy fitting to a cap.

The badge itself is in excellent original condition, still retaining its bright finish and all it’s ori...  read more

Code: 51277

WW2 Japanese Type 30 Arisaka Bayonet and Scabbard with Repaired Grip

Here on offer is WW2 Japanese Type 30 Arisaka bayonet and scabbard with a war damaged but repaired grip.

The Type 30 was the primary kind of bayonet used on Japanese rifles during WW2 and was introduced in 1897. They were produced in 18 distinct manufacturing patterns.

I think this bayonet is a later war example, with a blued and fullered blade, a straight contoure...  read more

Code: 51274

Original WW2 German Afrika Korps - Luftwaffe Breast Eagle and National Tricolour Cockade

Here on offer is a British veteran “bring back”, original Luftwaffe Afrika Korps Breast Eagle NCO’s insignia and National Tricolour Cockade.

I was told they were removed from a damaged Afrika Korps Luftwaffe NCO/EM Visored Field Cap.

The breast eagle is formed on tan-coloured cotton with a machine embroidered silver-grey Luftwaffe eagle, clutching a swastika. The ...  read more

Code: 51265