Militaria

The khaki web spare parts wallet contains cleaning equipment and spare parts for the Bren Light Machine Gun in World War Two. British broad arrow faintly marked on front flap. Interior marking too faint to make out. Complete with shoulder strap the wallet includes: oil bottle (metal), pull through, Mark 1 combination tool and spares tin containing ruptured case extractor and wire gauze cleaning patches.

A very nice and quite large bronze model of a 17th Century British Canon on a fortress mount. Quite large and heavy. Barrel is 16 inches overall length. Various markings as shown in photos appear to be a maker name W. Co 1812 and 24 broad arrow, probably a model of a 24 pdr gun. The number 1960 may refer to the date this model was made. This cannon is for display only and was not made to be fired. The bore is a casting, not drilled out of solid stock. Very substantial and attractive, sure to become a family heirloom.

This 4.85 x 49mm round was the British submission to the NATO ammunition standardization field trials 1976-1980. It was used in the XL64E5 rifle (an early version of the SA80). RARE. Price is for box of 20 rounds.

WWII era manufacture by Watson - Baker Co. Ltd, dated 1943, 6 power. Original condition with Crown over AM for Air Ministry designation. Optics are very good, no graticule. Binoculars only, no case. Unusual web neck strap preferable to leather.

Original leather holster for Webley Mk IV "Boer War" revolver in .455 calibre with 4 inch barrel. Brass clips fasten the holster to cavalry style equipment belt and carriers. The muzzle end of this holster is missing and was likely removed to enable the carrying of the later Webley Mk VI revolver with a 6 inch barrel that protrudes slightly from the end of the holster. Very interesting pre-WWI holster.

Very good condition leather holster for small frame .38 revolver such as Webley Mk IV or Enfield No. 2. No signs of being issued or ever having a revolver carried/stored inside the holster. Complete with hanger straps.

Used with the SMLE or the No. 4 rifle and a special launching cartridge to launch this 18 inch rod carrying a light line which was attached to a heavier line that could be drawn to the target object for connection or salvage. (Line Throwing 101). Marked I/D 8. The D is actually the Enfield logo (a D that looks like it is overstamped with E).

Issued with Lee Metford and Lee Enfield Mark 1 and 1* rifles. Issued from 1892 to 1899.

Excellent condition carrier nicely marked with broad arrow, 1944 dated. Spade is marked broad arrow, PERKS, 1944. Handle is marked and dated, 1945, and has the No. 4 Mk 2 bayonet mount. Very nice complete e-tool set.

Original bayonet training stick as detailed in the manual for bayonet training.

Very interesting original Victorian era (Mid 1800’s) British short sword/cutlass used by Constabulary, Police, Customs, Prison Guards, etc. Perfect accessory to have with a Sea Service pistol. Unmarked, which is normal. 24 inch curved blade with 22 ½ inch fuller and a 7 inch sharpened false edge is in original condition with leather washer, some surface corrosion but no nicks on the blade edge. Grip in very good condition without wire (this sword never had wire on the grip). Brass handguard and pommel in very good condition. Brass mounted leather scabbard also sound and very good condition. There is no scabbard locking latch on this model.

Original, used, good condition plastic butt for BAR Model 1918A2.

7mm Remington Magnum. Rear sight is also for Model 81 BLR. Both are in excellent unused condition.

Made for German use during WWII occupation of Bulgaria. Poor workmanship is a hallmark of these export holsters. No markings, UNCOMMON

As shown. Used VG condition.

Original C1 scope for the FN C1 rifle that has been modified by the military for cadet use as a spotting scope or actually mounted on the C11 or C12 training rifles. Does not have conventional mounting rail. Instead, one side has been professionally milled off by the military and it appears to fasten using the numerous holes on the other side of the mounting rail and markings on the rail seem to show that it was indeed mounted at some point. Refurb tag is dated 1984. There is no topcover/mount assy with this scope.

Original for Canadian Sterling SMG designated the C1.

Rubberized camoflage netting, woodland pattern, approximate size 9 ft x 20 ft. Doesn't photograph well but the colour is actually green with some brown streaks.

Post War Pattern, open neck, dated 1955, SIZE 1, VERY SMALL, Used EXC condition. Great for display.