German Army CKL64 M42 Helmet Single Decal With Liner & Chinstrap

Original German army M42 single decal helmet complete with liner and chinstrap. Helmet retains the majority of its paint on the shell with approx 80% of the decal. Liner inside is worn with heavy wear. Part of the draw string remains. Chinstrap in good shape maker marked and faintly dated 1942. Neck of the shell is marked CKL64 3031. A really nice honest example.  read more

Code: 4828

Single Decal German Army SE62 M40 Shrapnel Damage KIA Helmet

Original German army M40 helmet marked SE62 with the batch number 1504. Helmet complete with liner. Approx 70% of the decal remains present. Clear battle damage to the shell, where shrapnel hit the shell centrally, entering the helmet with ricochet and also another fragment in a smaller hole to the side of the lid. Unfortunately it is clear that the original wearer had this on his head at the t...  read more

Code: 4829

American Civil War Model 1860 Light Cavalry Sabre Mansfield & Lamb Forestdale, Rhode Island 1864 Dated

Original American Civil War 1864 dated M1860 Light Cavalry Sabre produced by Mansfield & Lamb of Rhode Island. Ricasso inspection mark by Charles E Wheelock. Sword in superb condition, retaining leather and wire grip. Complete with scabbard. Blade is in good condition. No bluntness to the blade. An excellent example all round of a correct ACW manufactured sword.

*Due to the nat...  read more

Code: 4128

1942 Soviet Mosin Nagant M1891 Deactivated Bolt Action Service Rifle

A nice clean example of an original WW2 1942 dated Soviet Mosin Nagant M1891 rifle. Nice treated wood stock with high blue finish to the metalwork. Bolt action cycles as it should. Complete with sling and deactivation certificate.

*Due to the nature of this item, shipping is only permitted to the UK mainland. Alternatively collection or delivery can be made in person. Please con...  read more

Code: 4232

Queens South Africa Medal & Long Service Medal 2872 Pte.J.Allen. Essex Regiment

Nice original pair of sterling silver medals. Both named to the same man. QSA bars are the following; Orange Free State, Transvaal, SA 1901, SA 1902. Both complete with original ribbons.  read more

Code: 4243

WW1 Trio Leading Seaman Claude Foster J.5871 Killed in Action HMS Indefatigable Battle of Jutland

Original trio of medals named to J.5871 C.Foster L.S.R.N. Who was killed in action 31st May 1916. HMS Indefatigable was the first ship and battlecruiser sank at 16.03 pm that afternoon. Over 8,500 died in the battle. Only three survivors of the 1000+ crew survived. A scarce grouping relating to one of the most important battles of the entire war.  read more

Code: 4281

German Close Combat Clasp In Bronze A.G.M.u.K. Gablonz Type 1 Blue Backing Plate

Original CCC in bronze, made by M&K of Gablonz. Nice early type 1 with two tone finish. Correct hardware in the reverse. High Z in Gablonz with double stamp A in Ausf. Blue tint plate, rarer to find. Some of the bluing can still be seen through the front of the award. Nice hand finished badge as it came from the factory. Hard to upgrade.  read more

Code: 4302

German Army Wehrpass Obergefreiter Gustav Bünn Infantry Regiment 391 Complete With Citations Wound Badge in Gold

Original grouping to Obergefreiter Gustav Bünn of Infantry Regiment 391 who was present of the invasions of Belgium, France and Russia. He trained with K98K rifles, MG34 and Luger P08. He was awarded the Iron Cross second class, Infantry assault badge and wound badge in Gold. All three citations are complete with their entries in the Wehrpass. It is worth noting as well his EK2 citation is sign...  read more

Code: 4339

Incredible Photo Album & Citation Grouping To Oberleutnant Fritz Hohensee

Possibly the best photo album we have encountered, complete with over 500 individual photographs in various sizes relating to the service of Oberleutnant Fritz Hohensee of Gren.Ers.Btl.82/ J.R.82 and later Gren.Rgt.149.

Hohensee was a military man, starting his service in the army as a non commissioned officer during the early 1930s. He would break from this and Join the SS under...  read more

Code: 4461

WW1 British Army Officers Canvas Trench Service MKVI Revolver Holster

Original WW1 canvas Trench service revolver holster as used by British Army officers. Complete with leather tab and belt loop. The holster is leather inside with external canvas finish. Made by the Mills Company for the MK VI revolver. A scarce survivor, these holsters are rarely encountered. It is believed some examples were also used in hot climates like Egypt, Gallipoli and Palestine, howeve...  read more

Code: 4486