Militaria

Original handbook July 7, 1896 with forward from Wolseley, Commander in Chief. Excellent condition with tear along binding visible in photo.

NOS, have several. Default order is 1 unit. if you want more contact us.

As pictured

Top quality Hornady 750 grain A-Max bullet. Like new box of 10 rounds. PAL required. Canada only.

Original 110 round cloth belt for early .50 water cooled guns. Excellent condition, nicely marked and dated 1943 but not totally legible.

Lee 2 die set 1 1/4 - 12 thread in very good condition. Approximately 250 FMJ - 650 grain projectiles.

Used, VG condition. Screws onto .50 HB.

As pictured

Original. Used, very good condition. As pictured

Original, very good condition for .50 BMG calibre.

Unusual item, as pictured.

This is an exceptionally complete PRACTICE specimen of the US unguided rocket designed as an air-to-air weapon for interceptor aircraft to shoot down enemy bombers, but primarily saw service as an air-to-surface weapon. Later applications included multi-rocket pods carried by helicopters in the Viet Nam War. Nicely marked and complete with fins, dummy fuze and disassembles into two sections to fit into transport tubes shown. Tubes also nicely marked.

Used, complete, good condition.

Original box of 48 rounds. British 1968 manufacture from Radway Green Ordnance Plant. For use in Bren Guns. Complete with factory packing slip.

1953 dated chrome drill round for 40mm Bofors anti-aircraft gun. Nicely marked on base. Completely solid, does not disassemble in any way. VG finish including original red paint designating drill use.

Very oversize wooden training aid resembling Bofors 40mm AA round. Cut away to show internals of the round. Made of wood, painted and standing on a round brass base. Total length 49 inches. Unmarked as to source, origin or ownership. Very interesting, probably locally made for training.

British sighting telescope originally used with the Besa machine gun. No other practical use but the parts are optically similar to the No. 32 scope as used on the Lee Enfield No. 4 (T) sniper rifle, so could be used to repair the 32 scope by capable individuals.

4 ropes with 2 wide canvas straps. Used to pull anti tank gun using man power. Finnish use, SA marked.

Original horsehair sporran as pictured. Note that it is missing 2 rivets or pins that holds top leather piece.