This is a very unique offering. When the original British Ministry of Defence Pattern Room at RSAF Enfield (Enfield Lock) was moved to the British Aerospace facility in Nottingham to make way for a residential subdivision, the furniture and equipment was sold off. We were importing container loads at the time and on a whim had one of the display cases from the Small Arms room included in our shipment. This display case held pistols or submachine guns displayed for study and research at the Pattern Room and entry was by very special arrangements only. It has come time to part with this historically rich artifact as it is too big for our use. We will donate this to a recognized museum in Canada for the cost of shipping. Pickup in Ontario is available. Or you can purchase this privately for the price indicated plus shipping and taxes. Size is 6 feet long x 45 inches wide. The display box sits on the legs and frame assembly as shown. Top is glass. Inside there are shelves covered in original green felt and are not shown.

Nicely marked with original paper label from Defence Industries Limited inside the lid. Complete with tray for two 25 pdr rounds.Some corrosion.

R.A.F Pattern 1925 Bayonet Frog has dome half (the crown) of the fastener to attach it to either the left Cartridge carrier or back adjustment strap. Designed to carry the P1907 bayonet in scabbard. No maker mark or RAF identification except for blue/grey colour web. Very uncommon RAF webbing accessory.

Installs in concrete bunker for horizontal viewing to outside. VG condition. Optics perfect. 1941 dated. Periscopes like this were used by the Finns in bunkers on the Mannerheim line. Complete with crate, light with cable, 3 battery boxes, packing list and ID tag. Very interesting bit of Finnish military history.

Guaranteed original Soviet WWII SSh 39 helmet. Standard design for Soviet helmets pre WWII and phased out in 1942. Late version cloth liner. Original paint and liner. Complete. These Soviet WWII helmets are very hard to find.

Very interesting and complete line throwing kit called the Schermully Pistol Rocket Apparatus. This is the complete kit as pictured including the exceedingly rare tin of projector cartridges. We have never seen another like it.

Lot of 19 cleaning rods for Vickers Machine gun. Original, steel construction with loop handle and slot. 42 1/2 inches long handle is 4 1/4 inches wide at loop. This cleaning rod fits into the leather spare barrel carrier. Suitable for any .30 cal MG. Greasy, in original box.

Commercial or merchant marine brass flare pistol converted from a Webley & Scott WWI flare pistol and remerchandised for later use by Schermully. Complete, nicely marked.

Very good original condition British made pellet pistol called The Gat. .177 calibre, comes with some pellets in original box.. Original chrome finish, appears to be functional with strong spring but not test fired. Great opportunity for a Brit expat to relive his mis-spent youth.

Marked Tel. Sct. Regt. Mk IIs for Telescope Scout Regiment Mk IIs. Serial numbered, undated, British broad arrow marked and clearly maker marked B.C. & Co. Ltd. These scout telescopes are correct for sniper use and part of the kit for No. 4 (T) rifle and even the L42 rifle. Very good condition, clear optics, everything moves smoothly, no dents. Leather cover in very good condition.

1859 dated Enfield lock. Nicely marked with clear cartouche on butt stock. Bore shows use but bright with lots of rifling. No cleaning rod. Very good overall condition.

1895 dated, Watson & Sons London marked with Broad Arrow military use mark. Boer War era, these telescopes were used throughout subsequent wars by scout snipers and are the correct kit items for the No. 4(T) rifle and even the L42.. Very Good overall condition, optics clear and tight. Sun shade in good condition, eyepiece lens cover in place and working properly. A very nice telescope.

Snider 3 band rifle 1861 Enfield dated. Clear Enfield cartouche on stock. Nicely marked with Snider Proofs and BSA logo. Original cleaning rod. Bore is poor condition, with some pitting evident. While it could be used to shoot, probably better as a display piece.

Aftermarket manufacture by Tapco, VG condition.

Empty magazine body for German Flak 20 AA gun. No follower. No spring. Just the way we got it and we don't have the missing parts. Very good condition. Waffenamt marked.

Lot of 3 as shown.

Interesting high tech tool for removing washer from long channel in butt of Lee Enfield rifles.

German 1916 helmet re-purposed by Finnish forces. Liner replaced by Finnish military. Helmet shell repainted by Finns.

US M4 bayonet for M1 Carbine manufactured by CASE, a well known US blade manufacturer during WWII, Korea, Viet Nam and even today. The hard rubber grip suggests late 1940 production for use in the Pacific theatre because rubber would be more resistant to rotting in the damp environment. VG+ condition overall with US made M8A1 scabbard by B.M. Co.

Canadian WW2 No. 4 Mk III Respirator original and complete, 1943 dated and C broad arrow marked. Rubber and canvas in very good condition. Comes in Canadian Civil Guard marked carrrying bag in good shape and complete with all compartments also dated 1943 and C broad arrow marked. WARNING: Do not wear WWII era gas masks as they contain asbestos fibres hazardous to your health. http://www.nationalasbestos.co.uk/news/wwii-gas-masks-a-life-saver-or-a-potential-killer

Original first production M4 bayonet for the US M1 carbine. Aerial Cutlery Manufacturing Company of Marinette Wisconsin made M4 bayonets in 1944 and 45, delivering only 91,898, making this the least common maker. Nicely marked on cross guard with ordnance flaming bomb and starburst on pommel. Very good condition blade and leather washer grip. M8 scabbard in very good condition.

Original first production M4 bayonet for the US M1 carbine. Camillus Cutlery Company, a famous US blade producer during WWII and Korea. Nicely marked on cross guard and starburst on pommel. Very good condition blade and leather washer grip. M8A1 scabbard in very good condition.

RARE plastic cartridge casing made by Samsonite for blank firing guns on Canadian Tribal Class Destroyer, HMCS Haida. See www.hmcshaida.com for further information on the ship. Very good condition and nicel marked on base.

Very uncommon collector grade Colt 1911, U.S. Military 1st year production pistol. Serial number 15026 was built in late 1912. Original, unaltered condition. All original parts and components including the correct pinned base Colt magazine with loop. Original Colt blue on the frame, slide and small parts. All of the markings remain clear and crisp with the original lightly stamped serial and US property markings. This pistol rates 80 to 85% original finish.

Original "Corrected English Model" gas mask in canvas carrier with instruction booklet and repair kit. The gas mask is extremely fragile and rubberized fabric is flaking. Exhale flap is present but disconnected from mask. A very interesting US WWI item. WARNING: Do not wear WWII era gas masks as they contain asbestos fibres hazardous to your health. http://www.nationalasbestos.co.uk/news/wwii-gas-masks-a-life-saver-or-a-potential-killer

Will also accept the Sauer 38, 7.65 pistol. Manufactured by Robert Lawson , Berlin, dated 1939. Eagle & swastika acceptance stamp. No rips or tears. All stitching intact.

Fits the 20 ITK 40 VKT dual 20mm anti-aircraft cannon, Model 1940, manufactured by VKT in Finland. Takes the 20mm x 138B (Solothurn 20mm) round and often confused as being for the 20mm Lahti anti-tank gun, but it will not fit that gun. This sale is for FOUR magazines. One loose and three in the carrying box. Magazines are deactivated by having the follower welded to body.

During WW One the USA helped Britain by manufacturing arms and equipment including this Remington manufactured bayonet Pattern 1913 to fit the British P14 rifle. The two cuts on the wooden grips are to differentiate this bayonet from the similar looking Pattern 1907 (for the SMLE rifle) as they are not interchangeable. Marked 1913 for model with maker Remington in circle. Date of manufacture 7-17. British proofs over A for American inspection. Marks are stroked out and US added indicating that it may have been diverted for use on the US P17 rifle. Scabbard is British style, Orange Arsenal (OA) marked made in Australia.

Interesting and rather uncommon book on Smith & Wesson. Nice item for S&W collector.

Colt Government 1911 with C prefix serial number in the range of the 5,000 pistols supplied to Canada in 1914. Original blue finish, shows honest wear and tear. Original grips are VG. Bore VG+.

Excellent condition with bright plain 6 inch blade with Bowie tip, marked with Polish maker's logo 11 in an oval (RADOM arsenal), dated 1956. Matching serial number on scabbard. he Polish issued this knife to paratroops after WWII. Interesting Cold War collectable. .

European Pre WWII design. This mortar design was examined by the British when deciding what pattern of small man portable mortar to manufacture for infantry troops. The similarities are immediately obvious. Any serious ordnance or mortar collector should be thrilled to have this in their collection. Not commonly seen any more. Totally unmarked. Not active.

John Browning design manufactured by Colt’s Patent Fire Arms Manufacturing Company. .38 ACP calibre with squared off butt and swivel lanyard loop on the left side of the frame. Fitted with a slide release to also lock open the slide after the last round in the magazine was fired. Manufactured from 1902 until 1928 with just over 18,000 pistols manufactured.This serial number was manufactured in 1915. Original condition with expected fading of early blue finish and some pitting on the slide most noticeable where the rampant Colt logo was found, now only partially visible. Hard rubber grips in VG condition, mechanically very good. Bore VG+.

Colt 1911 Government Model British Contract. 455 Automatic calibre. Bore is very good. British proofs and Ordnance marks. Correct 455 dual coloured mag. Rarely found in this unaltered condition.

Manufactured at Montreal Munitions in 1943. Original finish. Body and lever marked with M. Excellent condition with original varnish and paint marking intact. Empty and inert.

Israeli manufacture. Identical to the US model. Complete and fully functional. In Leather case with adjusting tool. Excellent condition.

Early production, probably 1913, so this pistol has seen many years of military issue use and shows that wear and tear on the surface of the pistol. Uniform wear to all parts including wooden grip panels. The early blue finish did not stand up well to trenches and wet combat conditions. Pistol has been cold blued long ago. Complete, mechanically sound, bore condition is poor with heavy corrosion evident. This pistol would appeal to the special collector who values a weapon that has been issued and seen many years of military use.

Original P1907 hooked quillon made by Wilkinson, dated 7 '10 on ricasso. Has out of service "X" on pommel and Australian broad arrow plus 4.46.R regimental markings on pommel as well. Ricasso nicely marked with numerous proofs, broad arrow and bend marks. Scabbard is Magrovite 42, WWII scabbard with P37 web frog. Blade is EXC condition, blued and unsharpened.

Great condition, original German WWII projectile with all stenciling. Sprenggranate means high explosive shell. The 12.7mm calibre was used on German destroyers. Copper driving bands, never fired. Base fuzed, nose of projectile is solid steel. Base is partially marked with Kriegsmarine eagle. We have not been able to unscrew the base. Based on the weight this projectile is empty.

This listing is for two 120 Round bandoleers (240 rds) in 10 round clips. In original stripper clips with chargers in cardboard sleeves. Remington 1964 manufacture. Live ammunition, must have valid PAL to purchase.

Original, beautiful condition German 10.5cm projectile. Yellow painted with all stencilling. SPRGR is short for Sprenggranate, meaning a high explosive shell. Aluminum nose fuze is nicely marked and complete with Waffenamt stamp. Unfired copper driving bands. Base of case is faintly and partially marked in the very centre with Kriegsmarine eagle indicating Naval anti aircraft use on German capital ships such as Bismarck or U-boats. Only part of the eagle and swastika is visible. The M in circle is not. Projectile is supplied with a German 105 x 658 brass case of Finnish origin for display purposes, meaning the case is not held out to be original to the projectile although it is the correct dimension for this projectile. Empty and inert, this is a museum piece.

German manufactured by Weyersberg Kirschbaum & Co. Solingen. Argentine Mauser 1891 bayonet. Alloy handle. Scabbard and bayonet numbers match. Argentine crest is only lightly ground as almost all were upon leaving military service. Steel scabbard in VG condition, as is blade with brown surface patina to guard and pommel.

Very nice original German WWII 37mm anti aircraft round. Well marked on base, projectile and fuze. Empty and completely inert. 1940 dated. Case mouth is slightly flared from removal of projectile.

Enfield 1942 manufacture. Mag is removable and converted to 5 rounds. Bolt retracts but does not cock and click. Complete with Mk 1 butt stock with shoulder strap. Deactivated, no licence required to purchase or own. For sale in Canada only.

Original foresight adjusting tool for the British P14 rifle, .303 calibre. Nicely marked.

Complete 18 pounder round, chromed, fired projectile. Replacement fuze was once a lamp, hence the hole in the very tip. Base of case is nicely marked, with primer (completely inert) and dated 1915.

Used very good condition entrenching tool with P37 carrier and handle. Handle has bayonet attathment, spade is marked PERK, dated 1944. Canvas carrier nicely maker marked with C broad arrow.

No. 7 Mk 1/L (Land) bayonet for the Lee Enfield No. 4 Mk 1 rifle is one of the most attractive and interesting British modern bayonets available. Pommel swivels to allow mounting on the rifle then swivels back to form a conventional knife handle. Beautiful post war blade pattern carried through on the No. 9, FN C1 and L1A1 series of bayonets. Black Paxolin grips (a resin impregnated cloth composite), VG overall condition.Scabbard is all steel and is in excellent condition.

An early war time Bren Gun in great condition. Deactivated, no licence required to purchase or own. Bolt retracts but does not cock. Magazine is removable. Complete with correct Bren sling and hooks.

Original. Price is for set of 2 screws.

Original wooden ammo box for 30-06 ammunition. Fits on the 1917A1 Tripod by sliding into the groove on the wooden box shown in the photos. Leather carry strap intact. Interior is raw wood with stencilling of cartridges on bottom to show which way the pointy end goes.

VG condition with steel scabbard. Made at "Imperial" arms factory St. Etienne 1870. Very clean, blade in V+ condition with no nicks or scratches. Scabbard also in VG condition without denting. Numbers of scabbard to not match bayonet. A beautiful Second Empire French bayonet.

Original post war cloth belt for Vickers machine gun. Display length only, about 125 rounds long. Used.

Interesting Yataghan curved blade bayonet for the French 1866 Chassepot rifle.

The Hedgehog Anti-Submarine Projector is a forward-throwing anti-submarine weapon used during the Battle of the Atlantic in the Second World War. Developed by the Royal Navy, it was fired in up to 24 spigot mortars ahead of a ship when attacking a U-boat. It was deployed on convoy escort warships such as destroyers and corvettes to supplement the depth charges. Excellent original condition black practice unit 8/54 dated, absolutely mint, completely inert. Comes in original crate. This belongs in a museum.

1963 model FAL bayonet for FN FAL rifle without flash hider. Export model made for South Africa with plastic scabbard.

byf 1944 manufacture. Post war refurbished but all Waffenamt and German acceptance marks intact. Barrel is byf 1944 dated. Bolt number not matching. Bore is excellent. 8mm Mauser calibre. Unmarked military leather sling.

British Pattern 1907 bayonet manufactured and marked Wilkinson Pall Mall, making it an unusual variant, somewhat researchable. The common dither has it that the Pall Mall marked P1907 bayonets were a separate contract production made only during the years of World War One. In any case, an interesting twist on the beautiful and highly functional Pattern 1907 sword bayonet.

.223 calibre, 16 inch barrel. Bore is excellent. Fully adjustable rear sight. Magazine blocked to 5 rounds.

These are commercially manufactured copies of the US military M4 bayonets made in the 1960’s in response to the large number of M1 carbines released for civilian sale. Nice quality but not up to the standard of US manufacturing. Leather washer grip, the name Kiffe, Japan can be found on either the ricasso or the crossguard. Comes in original US M8A1 scabbard by B.M. Co.

Israeli conversion from WW2 dot 1943 rifle. Numbers mismatched. All Waffenamt marks defaced. Bore is very good plus. Calibre 7.62 NATO

22 LR calibre, 29.25 inch heavy target barrel. Bore is excellent. Parker-Hale Model 25B Multi-Aperture rear sight. Parker-Hale globe front sight. Complete with scope blocks.

18 pounder round. Completely inert. Case is unmarked on base, no primer and has 2 small holes possibly from mounting the case to something, very good condition. Projectile is original unfired and not stamped with any markings. Canadian C broad arrow marked fuze ring. Fuze does not have model marking on it.

7.62 X 54R calibre. No indication of country of origin, no factory, proof or inspectors marks. Complete with ammo belt carrier & 3 piece cleaning rod in right leg of bipod. Complete with Stepanov lightweight tripod. Canvas gun bag and leather tripod harness included. All matching numbers. Still in service all over the world. Link belt not included. The deactivation process renders this item with no moving parts. Bolt does not move, magazine is not removable. No licence required to purchase or own. For sale in Canada only.

37mm x 145R (Rimmed case) WWII era practice round for Browning automatic aircraft cannon. Complete, inert, dummy fuze dated 1941, primer dated 1942. Copper driving band shows crossed cannons and faint model marking with date partially obscured as 194x. Shows wear and tear from use, some original blue paint still visible on projectile.

Very interesting original German World War One brass case for the main artillery piece the 7.7cm (77mm) field cannon. This case is complete and full length 77 x 230mm, with primer, empty and completely inert. Dated March 1917. Uncleaned, very good original condition.

Finnish Model 28 bayonet manufactured by Hackman & Co. for Civil Guard use as indicated by the S stamped on the cross guard. Also S marked with a number on the top of the handle between the grip panels. Cross guard is much more squared in shape than earlier rounded bayonet models and no oil hole in the pommel. Original blackened wood grips have worn to the wood by handling but are still in very good original condition. Comes in smooth M/28-30 scabbard. Fits Finnish Mosin Nagant Rifle.

The German Model 1914 rod grenade was a very advanced ordnance item for the era. It has a complicated and well made nose fuze as well as a cup shaped ranging disk. The nose fuze is very advanced yet simple to use. The safety pin is removed from the fuze, screwed in to the grenade and it’s ready to launch. The ranging disk had 3 positions to determine the distance of travel. This specimen is supplied with a fired fuze. The ranging disk and rod are missing. Very interesting WWI artifact. Rod grenades were replaced by cup discharger grenades in 1917.

German WW1 butcher blade bayonet in very good condition, nicely marked on ricasso, pommel and back of blade. Uncommon maker. Blade in VG condition. No scabbard.

Designed for the British Pattern 1853 rifle musket, it also fits others including the Snider Enfield conversion of the above rifle. Thumbnail type fuller. Ricasso has 3 line Enfield inspection stamp. Blade in GOOD original condition with some surface corrosion but no pitting. Brass mounted leather scabbard in good condition with WD broad arrow war department acceptance stamp visible. QOR (Queen's Own Rifles of Canada) Regimental markings deeply stamped into leather scabbard.

German WW1 butcher blade bayonet in very good condition, nicely marked on ricasso, pommel and back of blade. Uncommon maker. Blade in VG condition. No scabbard.

Inert, rare unfired WW2 1941 German made 4 cm/56 Flak 28 gun (40 x 311R) high explosive incendiary tracer (HEIT) round. These rounds were used in captured British and French 40mm Bofors QF 40 mm Mark I Guns mainly after the fall of France in 1940. The lacquered steel cartridge is headstamped 4cm 28 dou 41. Kriegsmarine marked on base of brass case.No primer. Original, complete, empty and inert.

Original VG condition German WWI butcher bayonet. Nicely marked. Manufactured by F. Herder, Solingen. Blade in VG condition. Scabbard shows some original blue remaining with some surface rust, no dents.

This US 37mm anti tank round is for the M3 gun, the first US dedicated anti-tank gun developed in 1940. The projectile is a fired M74 AP-T. The brass case is the 37 x 223R M16 case, without primer. Nicely marked base, 1942 dated. Completely inert.

These are commercially manufactured copies of the US military M4 bayonets made in the 1960’s in response to the large number of M1 carbines released for civilian sale. Nice quality but not up to the standard of US manufacturing. Leather washer grip, the name Kiffe, Japan can be found on either the ricasso or the crossguard. Comes in original US M8A1 scabbard by PWH.

Formally called a Foresight Deflection Bar, or in military terms, naturally everything is backward "Bar, Deflection, Foresight". This is a WWII modification clamped over the front sight which allowed for windage adjustment of observed fire when firing at long ranges.

Complete with British military black plastic furniture with "Long" butt extension. Bolt carrier retracts and 5 shot magazine is removable.
Deactivated, no licence required to purchase or own. For sale in Canada only.

German naval officer's dress dagger with beautifully double etched Eickhorn blade. VG+ grip and blade. Scabbard shows wear from actual use in service.

nert drill round (one) with double carrier complete with straps and handle. 1965 Canadian Arsenals (Long Branch) production.

Original British broad arrow marked No. 4 Mk II bayonet in original P37 frog.

Cut away instructional rifle done by British Ministry of Defence. Made from a No. 4 Mk 1 rifle with battle aperture rear sight (flip sight). Cut-away for instruction of students and armourers. Although there was a general pattern for cutting away, each specimen is slightly different. Deactivated, no licence required to purchase or own. Bolt moves but cannot be removed from rifle. Mag is removable. All numbers matching including magazine.

Single Shot 22 LR calibre, 22" barrel. Bore is excellent. Walther micrometer aperture sight with globe front sight. Adjustable trigger. Checkered pistol grip stock, 1963 production.

1868 manufacture. All matching numbers. Rubber bolt seal intact. Bore is very good plus. 11mm combustible cartridge calibre. Complete with French Model 1866 bayonet & scabbard. Antique, no licence required to purchase or own.

Mid-1930s production, all matching numbers. .455 Revolver calibre. 7.5 inch barrel. Rear sight adjustable for windage. Serrated trigger, checkered walnut stocks, bore is very good plus.

No. 36 Grenade Mk 1 Canadian Frost & Woods. Body and lever marked FW (Frost and Woods). internals and base plug dated 1943.
Original varnish and paint on body

Complete gun with all original 08/15 parts. Captured by 2nd Cdn. Division. Very researchable as to who and where it was captured. Deactivated, no licence required to purchase or own. For sale in Canada only. Top cover opens and feed block is removable.

8mm Mauser calibre.1936 manufacture by BSW (Berlin-Suhler-Waffen& Fahrzeugwerke). Adopted by Wehrmacht briefly in the early 1930’s. Includes the 25 round box magazine (deactivated) and the 75 round "Patronentrommel 13" double drum which is completely original and unaltered. This magazine is exempt from Canadian law to modify capacity due to its rarity. Complete with carrying handle, folding butt stock, rear AA sight. The deactivation process renders this item with no moving parts. Bolt does not move. The magazines are removable. No licence required to purchase or own. For sale in Canada only. An extremely rare example of this early Third Reich LMG.

No. 36 Grenade Mk 1 Canadian, Montreal Munitions. Body and lever both stamped M for manufacture by Montreal Munitions, dated 1943. Original varnish on body with much original paint markings visible.

FTR at Fazakerly in 1958 to Mark ½. All matching numbers including magazine. 5 groove barrel is excellent. Complete with Mark 1 machined rear sight, military web sling, spike bayonet and scabbard.

Standard service rifle of the Italian armed forces from the 1980’s to date (with modifications) the Beretta Model 70/90 military version is .223 calibre, complete with front and rear grenade launcher sights and built-in bipod. The deactivation process renders this item with no moving parts. Bolt does not move, magazine is not removable. No licence required to purchase or own. For sale in Canada only.

Spandau Mfg., 1918 dated. With barrel and feedblock, otherwise empty of internal parts. Extremely rare WWI item in VG condition. It is illegal to alter this deactivation in any way.

Original US Military 1928A1 Thompson Submachine Gun. Auto Ordnance manufacture with original Lyman rear sight and Cutts compensator. The deactivation process renders this SMG with no moving parts. Bolt does not move, magazine is not removable, buttstock is not removable. No licence required to purchase or own.