RED CROSS HEWER BLUE/SILVER BULLION DRESS KNOT.
I don’t find many of these. Silver and blue flat weave bullion knot/portapee for the Red Cross hewer. Has been tied on a dagger at some time, but in near perfect condition otherwise. read more
THE RAREST SIZE RIECHSKRIEGS FLAG- NAVY MARKED.
Third Reich flags have always been popular with collectors and perhaps the most iconic and collected of all us the Reichkriegsfag or War Flag. Flown by both the navy and army. With the Kriegsmarine issued ones having a small eagle and swastika stamp with a ‘M’ underneath on the rope hem pocket.
They come in a variety of sizes, huge building and battleship types down to very small ones u... read more
AN UNISSUED NSDAP ‘BICYCLE’ PENNANT.
This wonderfully made, original triangular pennant came from an old collection in the Bristol area. It is double sided and made of three pieces of cloth each side! In addition it is machine stitched all across and around the ‘flying edge’ to strengthen it and to stop it fraying or being damaged when flown. There are two brass rings sewn to the front edge with which to tie it to. Unusually it st... read more
LUFTWAFFE OFFICERS HANDMADE DESK SET IN OAK-MADE AS A GIFT.
I’ve had this in my collection for very many years, but space etc means it’s time to move it on and let someone else enjoy it. A wonderful piece of craftsmanship. Made in oak I think. It consists of two items that were meant for a Luftwaffe officers desk. One would have contained pens, pencils and ink pots. The other is an ‘ink blotter’ and would have had a piece of blotting paper fixed to the ... read more
SUPER NAVY DAGGER BY WKC WITH ORANGE GRIP, KNOT AND HANGERS!
A very nice looking dagger and usually the highlight of most collections as the combination of the orange grip against the brass colour looks fantastic WKC we’re one of the very few companies that had ‘orange’ grips on their navy daggers. 99% of everyone else had wood covered celluloid grips, including WKC! So I am pretty sure this ‘colour’ was offered as a cost option at the time, although I c... read more
UNTOUCHED AS FOUND (WAS CHICKEN WIRE COVERED!) M42 SINGLE DECAL COMBAT HELMET.
Never been in a collection and was lurched directly from the family (not by me unfortunately!). This has remained un-messed with since coming back from the war 78 years ago. Never been polished or oiled, just left to age gracefully. It has nearly all of the original paint with just age and a little surface rust. The decal is 99% intact and perfectly clear. Having been kept in either an attic or... read more
850.00 GBP
UNTOUCHED 1915 PRUSSIAN OR’s PICKELHAUBE COMPLETE.
This is now 108 years old and a true antique. My grandfather bought one of these back from WW1 but donated it to a local school!! Damn! This is a great helmet and shows a few period changes. Black leather skull in very good shape with just a little crazing. Front and rear peaks in good shape and attached to the main body. The grey metal spike is detachable from the base. The grey metal eagle fr... read more
895.00 GBP
ITALIAN WW2 MVSN OFFICERS DAGGER WITH CHAINS.
One of my favourite Axis daggers, as the Italians made a dagger look so elegant! Very Art Deco in design. Aluminium hilt with black Bakelite grip inserts which feature the Facist symbol of the ace and wheat-sheaf. Black painted scabbard with thin brass scabbard bands.There are a few surface chips to the paint around the scabbard bands, but effectively the original paint is 85% intact. Brass low... read more
COMPLETE THIRD REICH FIREMAN'S STEEL HELMET.
RE-LISTED DUE TO TIME WASTER!! This is the lightweight M35 type of fire helmet used by firemen during the Third Reich period. In near perfect condition and complete with its heavy leather neck shield, which is also named inside to the original owner. Black painted shell with aluminium comb. Double decals with police eagle on left side and swastika shield on the right side, both decals clear an... read more
RZM PERIOD SS ‘33 MANS DAGGER BY ROBERT KLASS IN NEAR MINT CONDITION.
A really great example of a SS mans dagger produced during the RZM period by Robert Klaas with both the RZM number M7/37 but also the allocated code 1051/38 SS! I can call it a ‘mans’ dagger as by this time, all officers are wearing the chained dagger which was introduced in 1936. Up until that time both officers and men were wearing the same 1933 type dagger. Dagger is in lovely condition with... read more