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British ML 4.2 Inch Mortar Sight Mk4. MISC 879 - MISC 879
This is a British ML 3 inch and 4.2 inch mark 4 sight for the British Army’s muzzle loading heavy 4.2 inch mortar used extensively from its introduction in 1942 and whose main use was in firing High Explosive and Smoke rounds. The mortar was used by both British and US forces during WWII. The sight was made by G.D.LTD in 1954 and was designed to measure bearing and angles and would be attached near the muzzle end or was mounted on one of the mortar's legs. The sight is engraved on the body for 3 inch and 4.2 inch mortars with the large alloy drum scale ENGRAVED FOR SIGHT S.B. 4.2 IN MORTAR MK 4. The sight retains most of its original black paint and is complete with its mounting lug. The price includes U.K. delivery. MISC 879
£375.00

Pietta Sheriff’s 1851 (American Western Colt M1851 Navy) 9mm Blank Firing 6 Shot Single Action Revolver. Sn 16885 - 16885
The Colt M1851 Navy cap & ball revolver was a six-shot, single-action percussion weapon produced by Colt's Manufacturing Company. It saw widespread use in the American Civil War and on the American Western frontier. The Colt design lives on today in the form of quality full size replicas and blank firing pistols true to the original Colt pistols, from Italian manufacturers Uberti, Pietta, and Euroarms. This Pietta manufactured example of the Colt Navy revolver, retailed by Pietta as the 'Sherrif’s 1851' is in excellent condition. The pistol has a 5" round stepped to octagonal blued steel barrel and measures 11 ½” overall. The right side of the barrel is crisply stamped 'Sheriff’s 1851 Cal 9mm K’. The left side 'Pietta Made In Italy'. It has a brass frame & blued cylinder. It has an undamaged wood grip. The pistol’s single action firing mechanism works correctly and it has the correct blocked and slotted barrel & off set cylinder. The price includes UK delivery. Sn 16885
£225.00

MINT, Blank Firing, Pietta Western Remington New Army 9mm Calibre Single Action Revolver & Black Leather Holster By PWL (Price Western Leather Company). Sn 16884 - 16884
The Remington New Army Model, was a single action, 6 shot, percussion revolver manufactured by Remington & Sons in .44 Calibre used by soldiers of both sides during the American Civil War. The Remington design lives on today in the form of quality full size replicas and blank firing pistols true to the original Remington pistols, from Italian manufacturers Uberti, Pietta, and Euroarms. This quality Pietta manufactured example of the Remington Army revolver retailed by Pietta as the ‘Western Remington New Army’ is in near mint condition. The pistol has an 8” blued steel octagonal barrel and measures 14 ½” overall. The right side of the barrel is crisply stamped ‘Western Remington New Army Cal 9mm Knall'. The left side 'Pietta Made In Italy'. It retains all of its original blue finish and has a brass frame. Its wood grips are excellent and undamaged. The pistol’s single action firing mechanism works as it should. It has the correct blocked barrel & offset cylinder. The pistol in similar near mint condition, comes with a quality black leather holster true to the form of original American Civil war period holsters. Made of cow hide all leather and stitching are clean and intact. It has a full flap cover and brass press stud fastener. The rear of the holster has a single belt loop which is impressed by the manufacturer ‘PWL (Price Western Leather Company) Made In England’ above ‘9303’ and ‘L/7’. The price includes UK delivery. Sn 16884
£245.00

WW1 1917 Cased British Officer’s ‘Diswan’ (Swan UK / Edison USA) Bullseye Trench Torch. Sn 16874 - 16874
Established in 1886, within five years of the foundation of Swan's Electric Light company at Duck Lees Lane, Ponders End Factory, Middlesex, England the Company swiftly amalgamation with the American Edison's British operations to form ‘Ediswan’. The company made a broad range of lighting equipment including torches and equipment for the British military in WW1. This is an original WW1 1917 dated Cased British Officer’s ‘ Bullseye’ lens trench torch by ‘Ediswan’. These torches were meant to be used while still in their cases to provide protection in the field to the body of the case. The torch measures 12” overall length. The leather bound metal body has nickel plated brass mounts including on/off switch, screw off battery compartment cap which has a stylised Union flag and WD arrow scratched into the surface of the plating & screw off bullseye lens holder. The Bullseye lens is clean and undamaged. The body of the torch is stamped with ‘1917’ date and manufacturer detail ‘DISWAN’ together with ‘2’ above ‘302871’. The torch has no damage and is in excellent condition (we do not know if the torch works). The torch has its original brown leather case with hinged lid so it can be used while cased and leather shoulder strap. The case is correctly holed to allow the on /off button to be used while cased. The price includes UK delivery. Sn 16874
£245.00

RESERVED RESERVED ‘MEMENTO OF THE GREAT WAR’ Original WW1 British No.5 Mills Hand Grenade Hollow Casing Period Converted To Ink Well 1915 Regd No 651542 With Porcelain Ink Pot Insert On Pen Holder Plinth. Sn 16573 - 16573
This is an original WW1 British No.5 Mills Hand Grenade hollow casing period converted to ink well. The top of the casing has been factory cut and hinged to provide a lid and the body contains a white Porcelain pot for ink. The edges of the pot have some chips but it is still able to hold ink as it should. The segmented casing is bolted to its original heavy square glazed ceramic plinth the top edges of which are grooved to hold pens / quills. The bolt, nut can be accessed from the underside to remove the casing from the plinth if required. The underside of the plinth is cast with indistinct Registration numbers which appear to be ‘ Reg No 6-2414 and 1116-9’. The front aspect of the plinth has ‘MEMENTO OF THE GREAT WAR ACTUAL HAND GRENADE CASTING AS USED BY THE ALLIES’ In yellow. The rear aspect has ‘Regd No 651542.’ & ‘1915’ date. The plinth measures 4”x4”x1 ¼” and the height of the whole piece with grenade mounted and lid closed is 4 ½”. The price includes UK delivery. Sn 16573
£225.00

WW2 Era Steel Cased, Nazi German Kriegsmarine U-Boat Radio Room R2 Radione 5 Valve Short Wave Radio Broadcast Receiver By Nikolaus Eltz Wien. N 518 - N 518
5 valve, steel cased German R2 Radione broadcast receivers were introduced in 1939. Steel cased versions were used on board Kriegsmarine U-Boats and were part of their listed radio room equipment to monitor public broadcasts for intelligence purposes and provide crew entertainment by piping music through the U-Boat on down time. Bakelite cased versions of the R2 Radione were manufactured for public use. A contemporary image of an R2 set in radio room use is illustrated in image 3. This is an excellent, original steel cased Kriegsmarine U-Boat R2 Radione set. The set has been examined internally and all component parts are present but we have not had it working. It is sold as seen without power lead and we cannot give any guarantee regarding functionality. The set has the correct original knobs, tuning dial and switches. The steel casing retains its original green paint and is undamaged and without dents. The top of the casing has its original leather carry handle. The rear of the casing has a central screw bolt which unscrews to allow the rear panel to be removed and allows access to the internal components. The underside of the case has an identification plate with model designation ‘R2’ maufacturer detail (illustrated), serial number ‘1449’ & voltage information ‘110-220/6’. The front of the casing has a metal Radione shield badge. The set measures 12” x 13 ½” x 6 ½”. The price includes UK delivery. N 518
£675.00

19th Century Bronzed Metal Bust Of Imperial German Kaiser Wilhelm I, Artist Signed Signed ‘C. Keil F.E.C E.M.S’ & Manufacturer Signed 'Guss. H. Gladenbeck U Sohn Friedrichshagen'. Sn 16708 - 16708
Wilhelm I. 22 March 1797 – 9 March 1888) of the House of Hohenzollern, was King of Prussia from 2 January 1861 and the first German Emperor from 18 January 1871 to his death, the first Head of State of a united Germany. Under the leadership of William and his Minister President Otto von Bismarck, Prussia achieved the unification of Germany and the establishment of the German Empire. Carl Keil (1838-1889) began his artistic training with the court sculptor Emil Hopfgarten in Biebrich, became a pupil of Friedrich Drake in Berlin in 1857, made a study trip to Antwerp in 1861, and then to Copenhagen and Paris. His first independent works were the weapon made for the Palace of Count von Waldersdorf in Wiesbaden with two lions in sandstone. Keil's other work is the bust of Emperor Wilhelm I. From 1869 on the façade of the Wilhelmsheilanstalt in Wiesbaden. This is an excellent, bronzed metal bust of Kaiser Wilhelm I by the artist Kiel, made in the 19th Century by 'Guss. H. Gladenbeck U Sohn Friedrichshagen'. The hollow cast bust features the Kaiser in military uniform mounted with honours & medals set on a plinth. The underside of the bust front has cast lettering ‘Kaiser Wilhelm I Deutscher Kaiser’ and the rear underside is signed by the artist C. Keil and further stamped by the manufacturer 'Guss. H. Gladenbeck U Sohn Friedrichshagen'. The bottom of the bust has a bar with hole for mounting. The bust measures 14” height x 10 ¾” width and weighs 3.520 Kg. The price for this impressive bust includes UK delivery. Sn 16708
£595.00

C1950’s Sturdy Fitted Wood & Leather Construction Shotgun Cartridge Magazine Transit Case To Hold 8 Boxes Of Shotgun Cartridges. Sn 16572 - 16572
This magazine made C1950’s is made of sturdy leather covered wood. It measures 13 ½”x 5” x 12” when closed (including handle). It has a hinged lid, reinforced brass edges, leather security straps with buckles, reinforced stitched seams and brass lock with fastener. The lock without key has a Mountain Goat trade mark. The case has a padded leather carry handle. Internally the case is separated into 3 sections fitted to hold up to 8 shotgun cartridge boxes. Each section has a separate leather quick release flap and the case is lined with green felt. The price includes UK delivery. Sn 16572
£295.00

WW2 Era Imperial Japanese Navy Rising Sun Battle Flag. Sn 16561 - 16561
The Imperial Japanese Army first adopted the Rising Sun Flag in 1870. The Imperial Japanese Army and the Imperial Japanese Navy both had a version of the flag; the Naval ensign was off-set, with the red sun closer to the lanyard side, while the army's version was centred. This is an original WW2 Japanese Navy Battle Flag. The flag measures 35 ½” x 22”. It is made of white cotton and has the correct dramatic printed Naval off-set blood red rising sun with printed sun rays. The flag has a 2” hem with typically stitched in original cord for pole mounting. The flag has small areas of staining but no holes or mothing. There are no visible manufacturer or size markings on this flag. The price includes UK delivery. Sn 16561
£295.00

Large, WW2 Era Imperial Japanese Navy Rising Sun Battle Flag. Sn 16334 - 16334
The Imperial Japanese Army first adopted the Rising Sun Flag in 1870. The Imperial Japanese Army and the Imperial Japanese Navy both had a version of the flag; the Naval ensign was off-set, with the red sun closer to the lanyard side, while the army's version was centred. This is an original WW2 Japanese Naval Battle Flag. The flag measures 8 Feet 6 Inches x 4 Feet 8 Inches. It is made of white cotton and has the correct stitched dramatic Naval off-set blood red rising sun which is 2 feet in diameter with stitched panel sun rays. The flag has a 2” hem with rope and wood toggle for pole mounting. The flag has small areas of service wear and old stable mothing. There are no visible manufacturer or size markings on this flag. The price includes UK delivery. Sn 16334
£475.00
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