Militaria

Interesting small item appears to be an Air Force or Association rubber ink stamp. Stamp shown. The arrow marking on the case probably indicates the top of the stamp and is not a broad arrow. Small print stamped on side of inkwell “GERMANY”.

This is not a toy or replica. It is an actual rubber training rifle manufactured for use by Canadian Forces. Very Good used condition, with sling. It is similar to the AR 15/M16 and C7 training rifles we have elsewhere on this site. VERY uncommon, one only is available. This is not a firearm, not a replica. No licence is required to purchase or own.

Comes in metal case to be stored in buttstock trap.

Mounting bar for sight, probably Lee Enfield rifle. Made by Alfred J. Parker, Birmingham. Sorry but do not know what sight this fits. Have more than one, please enquire.

By C. Northcote Parkinson. Published 1949. Very good condition hardcover with dust cover and plastic cover.

Butt plate is 6 ½ inches long. Slot is 5/8 wide. Hooked plate portion only, not the mounting plate that fits against butt.

Used, excellent condition, 5 slot.

Rubber/Resin trainer made to supplement rifle inventory for training purposes during early introduction of Canadian C7 rifles. Not a replica, this is an actual training aid used by the military. Completely inert. No licence required to purchase or own.

Used, VG condition. Converted to 5 rounds

Produced for Colt for AR15 Series flat-top receivers. Compatible with both Weaver style rings and NATO STANAG mounts. Raises sight platform ¾ inch. Features a see-through channel for use with iron sights. Slightly filed at one end by previous owner.

Finnish made oil can as found on artillery or vehicles. Comes with new condition wooden mounting block that is original to the oil can. Exact same pattern used on British 25 pounder artillery piece.

Hardcover, very good condition with dustjacket. Interesting and uncommon book about Canadian Women;s Army Corps and overseas duty.

This is a lot of 3 identical leather infantry Pattern 03 pouches. Reproduction, very well done.

Australian manufacture. Only 1612 of these sniper rifles were produced. Rifles are extremely rare, the scope case is even more uncommon.

For aviation enthusiast these are very interesting. Hardcover, used very good condition.

Original bipod for A2 style Browning Automatic Rifle (BAR) with leg thumbscrews at top of legs. Complete bipod.

Their Finest Hour (Battle of Britain Remembered) and Most Dangerous Enemy. Both hardcover, excellent condition and excellent quality books for military historians interested in the Battle of Britain air war. Lot price for both books.

Vintage 20 - 60 power spotting scope. Optics are clear and very good. Used, exterior of scope shows wear and tear from range use. Complete with leather case.

Post WWII buckles, price is for all three buckles as shown.