Previously Sold Items

This is a superb example of the well-known German k98 Bayonet, produced in 1942 and maker-marked "fnj" for Alexander Coppel, Solingen. The blade is in mint condition, retaining all of its original... read more

A very good original example of the iconic German K98 bayonet from the Second World War. The bayonet has undamaged bakelite grips, which are in excellent condition and secured by two screw bolts.... read more

This really is a fine example of the iconic WW1 German 98/05 bayonet, more commonly referred to by collectors as the " Butcher Bayonet". The blade remains bright and in superb condition, retaining... read more

A scarce Japanese Type 35 bayonet, manufactured by the Tokyo Arsenal (Koishikawa) for use with the Type 35 Naval rifle. Adopted in 1902 and issued exclusively to the Imperial Japanese Navy, these... read more

The RAF cockpit lamp MK2 5c/ 366 was designed to provide low-level illumination in the cockpit for night flying without ruining the pilot's night vision. It was installed in Installed in WW2-era RAF... read more

WW1 German 98/05 Sawback Bayonet This is a good clean example of the early and sought-after 98/05 sawback bayonet, often referred to as the "butcher bayonet," used by the German Army during... read more

French Shortened 1886 Lebel Bayonet Many French Lebel bayonets started being shortened during the mid-thirties and into World War II. The original 20-inch cruciform blades were found to be too... read more

WW2 British Machete. This is a 1943-dated British-issued machete manufactured by J.J. Binns, used by Commonwealth forces during WW2. These machetes were commonly deployed in jungle warfare,... read more

WW2 US Legitimus Machete. This WW2 machete was issued to U.S. troops during WW2 and was commonly used in jungle environments, particularly the pacific. The blade remains bright and is in very... read more

Chinese Kuomintang Army Officer's Dagger. These rare Chinese officer's dress dagger are very ornate and come in different variations. This particular dagger stands out due to the detailed... read more

Third Reich Period HJ Drum & Drumsticks. This is an HJ marching drum, an iconic piece used by members of the Hitlerjugend during the Third Reich period. These drums played a vital role in parades,... read more

The USA WW1 Bolo Knife. This is a fine example of a heavy-duty very well made piece of equipment. It was primary used by engineers and machine gun crews, also medical personnel. It features an... read more

Ypres is a historic town in West Flanders, Belgium. It was the site of some of the most intense battles in WW1 and remains a major centre for remembrance and military history. This book, is... read more

WW2 British Gas Mask Handbag. This is a very rare and hard to find item, one of only two I've come across in over twenty years. During WW2 the British Government required civilians to carry... read more

The iconic and famous Micky Mouse gas mask, worn by allied children during WW2. Made to look like the famous cartoon character of the same name to lessen the horror of the war, and also having to... read more

Coulaux & Cie was a renowned French manufacturer based in Klingenthal. They were valued for producing high quality swords, sword sticks, sabers and other edged weapons from the late 18th century... read more

This is an example of one of the most widely used German bayonets from WW2: the K98 bayonet, designed for use with the Karabiner 98K rifle. The blade is unsharpened and remains in very good... read more

Here we have a very good example of the iconic WW1 German 98/05 bayonet, often referred to as the (butcher bayonet). The blade is clean and bright, maintaining a sharp point with minimal staining... read more

The "wartime civilian receiver" also known as the "utility set" was an affordable radio designed to a standardized specification and manufactured by various companies during World War 2. Its parts... read more

The "Winterhilfswerk des Deutschen Volks" (winter relief of the German people) was an annual donation drive organized by the National Socialist People's Welfare, aimed at supporting the German people... read more

These were the standard hand grenades used during both World Wars by British forces and could either be thrown, or fired from a Lee Enfield SMLE rifle if the correct cup discharger was... read more

George Darvell was a 2nd Lieutenant and included in this pack are his Victory Medal, British War Medal, Death Plaque (all named and/ or dated 1914 - 1918). Additionally, some assorted paperwork... read more

This is an early version of the well known 98/05 German bayonet "butcher bayonet." It features a leather scabbard, a high-ears crossguard and lacks a flash guard. This version was produced from 1905... read more

The Indian pattern 1907 MK 1 bayonet is a cut down variant of the British pattern 1907 bayonet, developed specifically for use by the Indian forces. These bayonets were used with the short magazine... read more

WW2 German Commemorative District Day Badge. Kreistag N.S.D.A.P. Bentheim 15-16 April 1939. Reverse is maker marked "Paulmann & Crone Ludenscheid RZM M9/60". Very good condition with original... read more

Dated 1915, these mirrors came in a leather sleeve. It’s a simple sheet of metal, well polished and works as a mirror. Traditionally mirrors are made out of glass but being polished metal,... read more

This Red Cross First Aid Tin has a LOT of items inside, and it also has the wartime mark. You see a lot of these tins classed as wartime, yet their contents are dated post war. This is because,... read more

The Allenbury’s Feeder was introduced in the 1890’s, in a time when there was a growing awareness of the importance of infant nutrition and hygiene. Designed to hold milk or formula. The bottle... read more

This impressive 62cm M1914 sawback bayonet was used with the M1911 carbine and issued to select troops such as engineers, horse transport soldiers and motorized artillery drivers. The blade is in... read more

Very much a tongue in cheek chamber pot, that’s musical! The idea being; you can ‘do your business’ on Hitler’s face. It’s not only a beautiful piece, but a humorous one too. Measuring just... read more

Here we have a WW2 German K98 bayonet with 99% of the blueing remaining on all fittings, including the blade. The blade has never been sharpened and is in near mint condition, a stunning blade.... read more

This is a completely inert, original No.36 Mk1 Mills bomb. The internals are clearly visible due to the side being cut away, revealing how these explosive devices actually work. All pieces are... read more

Here we have a scarce a British WW2 No.7 MK1 land service bayonet. These bayonets were designed in 1944 and made for use with the sten MK V sub machine gun. The blade on this bayonet is in superb... read more

This WW2 matchbox cover which has the famous quote, “Never in the field of human conflict was so much owed by so many to so few” from Winston Churchill, British Prime Minister at the time. It’s... read more

Here we have one of the rarer type gas masks that are not seen to often. The invalid respirator, also referred to as the "invalid helmet" was an unusual respirator for people with an illness or... read more

Children often copy or follow the traits of grown ups and in wartime it was no different. Toy shops sold these mini pressed-metal versions of the standard mk.11 helmet for children to play with.... read more

These kind of gas masks were given out to civilians during WW2. This one comes in a leather round case, complete with strap that’s been marked “C. Hickson 17 Hartington villas Hove” and... read more

This ashtray has cutouts for TWO cigarettes, right next to each other. Possibly to promote comradeship between soldiers. It’s been painted and glossed, and the soldier head has a coquettish... read more

This is a nice display of the remains of a Lewis Gun Magazine, that were excavated from Avuley Wood, which is in France. The bullets are obviously inert and have been arranged as they were, in the... read more

This is a rare gas mask that we don’t find very often. They were made for hospital patients that were bed ridden and unable to be moved in a gas attack. This one comes complete, made of a canvas... read more

These small ash-tray/cups were made by the company Fieldings during WW2. They made three variations, Hitler, Mussolini and Goering. The cup is 50mm in diameter and 35mm in height. The cup is in... read more

These small propaganda ash tray/cups were made by the company Fieldings during WW2. They made three variations of this cup, Mussolini, Hitler and Goering. The cup has a 50mm diameter and a height of... read more

An absolutely stunning unsharpened blade in mint condition with 100% of the blueing remaining. The maker on the blade reads CARL EICKHORN. The opposite side of the blade is numbered 2732 with the... read more

An early rare 1950s North Korean flag. These flags don’t show up very often, this is only the second one I’ve owned in over ten years, and fortunately this one is in far better condition. The... read more

In early 1900, Peru placed an order with the German metal arms factory Simson & Co Suhl for bayonets to go onto their 1909 model rifle. This model is identical to the German S98 bayonet except... read more

An exceptionally nice blade, unsharpened with all it’s blueing remaining. Markings on the blade read 41 ASW, this tells us it was made in 1941 by the E&F Horster & Co. Other side of the... read more

Extremely nice condition bayonet. The wooden grips are undamaged and undented. The grips have an attractive lighter colour grain than we normally see. The hilt has the usual inspection stamp, and... read more