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Webley .32 automatic pistol leather holster in good used condition. The Webley .32 automatic pistol had many different models made from when it first produced in 1905 with the alterations being internal and not in the size of the pistol. The holster is a private purchase example with no maker marks but with some written detail showing on the inside of the flap which has

WW2 R.A.F five way switch panel in very good condition. The panel has the air ministry mark with kings crown above and has a code of 5C/545 the panel looks to be in un-used condition. The panel was used in many different aircraft during WW2 and is sold as a display item and untested, please see the photographs for further details.

WW1 Imperial German Bavarian King Ludwig volunteer medal court mounted in very good condition. The medal was awarded to volunteers who during this war have performed with particular merit for the army or for the general welfare of the homeland through official and voluntary activities, the medal was originally made from iron and bronze with later war examples being made of zinc.The medal shown retains

WW1 Imperial German iron cross 2nd class maker marked in good used condition.The iron cross is three part construction with a iron magnetic centre and shows age related colour with the iron core retaining most of its black finish.The ring of the medal has a makers mark stamped onto it for I.W which is for Iohann Wagner,the medal has good age related colour the medal

WW2 British troops in Northern Ireland formation patch in good used condition. The red gate is set on a black background with a black cotton backing, the patch shows age related wear and tear. Please see the photographs for further detail,free postage for UK customers.

WW2 R.A.F Air ministry type 48 microphone with wiring loom and plug socket in good used condition. The microphone is marked AM with the kings crown and the code 10A/12570 clear to see on the front with its original wiring loom in place with the plug which has a code 10H/14207, this type of microphone was used with the E and G series oxygen masks

WW2 Naval sweetheart badge in good used condition. The badge is a solid silver badge and is marked silver on the badge which is difficult to see due to the aged colour of the badge, the enamel finish is un-damaged with the detail being sharp and clear to see.The badge retains its original pin fitting, please see the photographs for further details. Free postage for

German officers parade dagger and scabbard with knot and hangers a complete set in very good used condition. The dagger has the acid etched Eickhorn mark used between 1935-41, the dagger and scabbard are in very good clean condition with very good crisp detail showing on all parts of this dagger and scabbard. The finish on the pommel and cross guard is consistent with the

WW2 British army webbing pouches and strap for the Lewis gun in good clean condition. The two pouches for the mags are both maker marked and dated 1940 with the makers mark of M.E.Co and both with the war department arrow, the neck strap is also dated 1940 with the makers mark not very clear it looks like CO in front of the date but

WW2 Canadian made Boyes anti-tank ammunition pouch in un-used condition. The cloth made pouch is maker marked for Tapatco with a date of January 1943, the pouch has a shoulder strap stitched onto the back of the cloth pouch. The pouch has two buttons at the front and has a ink stamp on the back which I think is a Canadian war department arrow but

German 1933-35 SA dagger and scabbard in good used condition. The dagger is maker marked for Axt und Hauerfabrik who is a rare maker to find and is rated at seven on the Mcsarr scale for rarity. The silver nickel pommel has a very good fit to the wooden handle with no shrinkage the nut has been removed at some point in time but I

WW2 German army single decal M40 steel helmet and liner in good combat used condition. The steel helmet is marked SE64 showing the helmet is made by Sächsische emailler und stanzwerke A.G. Lauter with a steel batch number which is difficult to make out clearly I can only see two numbers with the number 3 followed by a 6 or 8 I have photographed the

WW1 Machine gun corps sweetheart collar badge in good used condition. The badge is a converted officers bronze collar badge with a pin fitting, the bronze badge has a Kings crown with crossed machine guns and shows good colour. Please see the photographs for further details, free postage for UK customers.