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Royal Artillery Officers Tunic Top. No moth or tears and most of it’s original brass buttons, but those on the epaulettes are later white metal stay-bright buttons. The rank insignia is now absent but hook and eye hooks seem to have been a...

A WW2 Nazi Fireman’s peaked cap. Slight wear to front/ top of cap and a small hole (possibly moth?). Slight scuff to black leather peak and chin-strap with slight nick and wear. Complete with original Nazi cap badge. Tear to leather sweat...

.577 2-band Enfield Rifle, 48.3/4 in., barrel 33in., Fullstocked, the lock engraved with Victorian Crown and "TOWER 1873″;.  Steel mounts with  the barrel, lock plate, trigger-guard, butt-plate, ramrod, and sling swivels all ...

Retains most of its original khaki green paint, its original leather liner and leather chinstrap (both dry and worn and would benefit from some leather feed such as Pecard).The circular aluminium anchor cap-badge of the marines is still attached a...

WW1 German Feldmutz signed J.R 76 2 C Kansen? complete with original badges with some wear and no moth. An increasingly rare item to try to source now-a-days. Generally in good worn overall condition commensurate with age. Payment v...

Good quality (unnamed) percussion boxlock pocket pistol circa 1845. Hexagonal turn off barrel to dull steel grey with scroll engraved brass boxlock action. Trigger, trigger-guard and hammer also to dull steel grey. The chequered bag shaped singl...

14-bore single barrel percussion sporting gun by LINES, 50 in., barrel 34 in., 3/4 wooden stocked, the lock engraved with birds, floral scrolls and stamped "LINES”;.  Steel mounts with  the barrel, lock plate, trigger-guard a...

No tears or moth to the blue fabric and complete with the original staybrite capbadge. The makers label to the inside says “J.COLLETT LTD LONDON” and the brown leather sweat band repeats the makers name and is dated “1962”...

WW1 German NCOs cap complete with original badges with some wear and only a small amount of surface moth nipping, particularly to the front left-hand side near the badges. An increasingly rare item to try to source now-a-days. Generally in...

WW2 M-40 Kriegsmarine helmet with original liner chinstrap absent. The helmet appears to retain its original battleship grey paint and has the name &q...