Here on offer is a beautifully made WW2 period “trench art” letter opener.

The heavy and solid metal letter opener has been made to the size of a real dagger.

The pommel and sloping crossguard are made from solid polished brass. The grip is made from aluminium with copper and brass segments that have been machined and polished to a beautiful smooth finish.
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Code: 50526

55.00 GBP

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Here on offer is a great example of a WW1 French 75mm field gun Trench Art brass shell case.

The case has been beautifully hand embossed with the image of a flowering poppy shown against a stippled background, that goes all around the outside of the case.

The top lip of the case has been ribbed and shows some age dents that could be pushed out if so required.
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Code: 50448

40.00 GBP

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Here on offer is a genuine early, possibly WW1 period, Nepalese Gurkha fighting Kukri with leather wrapped grip.

This genuine example is just how I like to find them and has really seen some action during its life.

The 13.75” (35cm) blade has a 0.4” (0.9cm) thick, ridged spine narrowing gradually to the point and is 2.1” (5.5cm) wide at the belly, with a short dou...  read more

Code: 52154

85.00 GBP

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Here on offer is a scarce hallmarked silver “Nobel Bullet” spoon by Tiffany & Co, date to 1933.

Tiffany & Co. "Nobel Bullet" spoons are rare and made in the early 20th-century, as sterling silver souvenir or tea spoons that featured a distinct bullet motif on the handle, often associated with shooting memorabilia.

These solid sterling silver teaspoons have a raise...  read more

Code: 52167

25.00 GBP

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Here on offer is a genuine and rare WW1 British Grocers Federation Christmas 1914, George V confectionary tin.

These tins of sweets were sent to the soldiers at the front line by the British Grocer's Federation as a morale boost.

The cylindrical tin is empty and is decorated on front with the Union Flag and head and shoulders portrait of King George V, enclosed wi...  read more

Code: 52166

50.00 GBP

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Here on offer is a mint condition pruning knife with oak grips by Joseph Bentley.

The grip is made up from two light coloured oak slabs, which held in place by five metal pins. There is also a swivel ring fitted at the end for a lanyard.

The curved stainless blade has the maker’s name etched on one side of the blade.

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Code: 52165

10.00 GBP

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Here on offer is a genuine WW1 British Rowntree & Co. Ltd “Gift to the Troops” chocolate tin with a sliding base cover. circa 1915.

This scarce WW1 commemorative tin was produced by Rowntree & Co Ltd of York, known for their chocolate and cocoa products.

The lid features a lithographed portrait of King George V in full military dress, framed by an oval garland, an...  read more

Code: 52164

50.00 GBP

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Here on offer is an unusual version of a TRUFLITE throwing knife, the like of which I have not seen before?

The knife has been made using a full tang construction. It has a double-edged thick spear tip blade and seems to have been made using a high quality polished steel.

The thin flat grip scales are very unusual and seem to be made from bright chrome plated stee...  read more

Code: 52161

Here on offer is a throwing knife by Andujar of Spain, complete with its original camouflage sheath.

This throwing knife has been made using a full tang construction. It has a double-edged thick spear tip blade and is made of a high quality stainless steel.

On one side it is lightly etched with:

Andujar-Inox

The grip is pierced with ...  read more

Code: 52160