Militaria

Original WWI barbed wire picket. All sides in WWI eventually used these pickets to hold barbed wire in front of their trenches and other defences. They were screwed into the ground using a length of wood inserted through the coiled circles on the picket, which was quieter than hammering posts into the ground invariably drawing retaliatory fire from the enemy. These came in various lengths. This specimen is 72 inches.

As pictured

Original twin Bell Aircraft machine gun adaptor for two .30 calibre aircraft machine guns as used in many different types of US and British bombers and other aircraft in WWII. Light construction, painted light blue/grey. The plates at the forward end appears to be a modification to the mount.

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

Wooden ammo box believed to be for British Besa HMG. Outside dimensions 15 inches long, 8 inches high 4 3/8 inches wide.

Israeli manufactured ammo can of the German style. 200 round non-disintegrating metal link belt in excellent condition, unmarked, for British Besa tank gun or Czech ZB37 machine gun. 200 rds. of 8mm Mauser head stamped: MM 7.92 42. Ammo is very clean. A very unusual item.

Complete, deactivated, comes with numerous accessories including sights, tool box, dummy rounds, clips. One of a kind in WWII configuration. Finnish origin.

Original condition 22C sighting telescope by Research Enterprises Limited, CANADA. Complete in original carrying can as used on Bofors 40mm AA gun and others. Optics are clear. Externally the scope and carrying can shows wear and tear. Comes with crosshairs sight also used on Bofors AA gun.

Very intersting bore sight kit, a WWII issue item to US Army Air Force sent to Canada as a post war hand me down equipment item. Has RCAF maintenance tag. Missing some parts.

10 rounds, very good original in stripper clips of 2 x 5 rd, Kynoch manufacture dated 1939, AP with brass stripper clips dated 1939, in cloth bandoleer by P. B & Co. Ltd dated 3-1942. For sale in Canada only, you must have PAL to purchase.

British made by MEC (Mills Equipment Company) dated 1941 with British broad arrow mark. Excellent condition, looks unissued.

Original Inglis Boys bipod legs, left and right.

Original, very good condition.

Original, complete as shown in photo.

Original, very good condition, well marked including C broad arrow. Fits the Inglis "harmonica" style muzzle brake. Has reddish stain which would probably wash out.

Complete, original as pictured.

Seven inches long for model cannon. Cast barrel is machined externally. Bore looks unfinished. Touch hole present and a hole through the end of the tube at the rear at the knob or cascabel, as you prefer. An interesting decorator project.

10 metal feed strips in original wooden carrier. Original VG condition.

Cut down Bren magazine shortened to 5 round capacity in compliance with the stupid and ridiculous magazine capacity law in Canada. Buy this for personal use or an anthropological artifact to the idiocy of 20th century lawmakers in this country.