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Imperial German, WW1, Maxim MG 08 double row, zinc plated, steel ammunition box. - O 2110 This is an original Imperial German WW1 zinc plated double row steel ammunition box that would have held 2 belts of 8x57 rounds for the MG 08 Maxim machine gun. The box has a zinc plated partition in it and has a heavy duty lipped lid hinged at on end and is opened by pressing a double catch together. The lid does not detach and the box has folding 3 steel handles, one attached to the lid and the other two attached to both ends. The handles are attached to the box by steel rivets. the ammunition box still has the internal divider which is usually missing form post war use. The price for this double row ammunition box includes U.K. delivery. O 2110 £375.00 |
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American Korean War Era, 1952 Dated, M1 Garrand Rifle Wooden Ammunition box for 384 Rounds of .30 Ammunition in Bandoleers. - O 2111 This is an original American wooden box that originally contained 384 rounds of .30 calibre ammunition in bandoleers. This type if box was used in World War 2 and continued after. This is a Korean War era wooden box is stencilled on the inside RIVERSIDE BOX CO. DEC. 1952 (December 1952) on the inside. The box is in excellent condition and is profusely stencilled as to the contents on the sides and lid. The box is complete with both zinc plated closing straps and turn screws. The price includes U.K. delivery. O 2111 £275.00 |
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Early WW2 .50 Browning M17 Ammunition Chest for Gun Mounting. - O 2112 This is an early WW2 ammunition box containing belted for the .50 Browning machine gun and was fitted onto the ammunition cradle. This design of M17 box was quickly superseded by theM2e box, the problems with the M17 box was that it did not have a waterproof lid with a gasket, the boxes were not stackable and the lid was hinged forward or rearward, unlike the M2 box which was side hinged and was quickly detachable. The steel M17 box was introduce into service in March 1942 replacing the aluminium version and was superseded in September 1942 by the M2 all steel box. The chest retains most of its original green painted finish and is stencilled on the front in black CHEST. AMMUNITION CAL .50 M17 and has a simple clasp fastening. The case retains its original riveted on webbing strap. The price includes U.K. delivery. O 2112 £275.00 |
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British, WW2, 1943 Dated Mills 36M Hand Grenade Wooden Transit Box for Twenty Five 36M Grenades. - O 2112 This is an original British WW2, 1943 dated wooden transit box that originally held 25 Mills 36M hand grenades. The box has two steel hinges on one side on the lid and two steel locking straps opposite. The lid an all 4 sides are profusely stenciled as follows the lid is stenciled in white HAND GRENADES with EXPLOSIVES underneath in yellow. The sides are stenciled 25 GRENADES MAM FRAG MK in white S4GGA EA-1-43 (January 1943 date) in yellow LOT in white. Also 37 lbs 020 CU FT SHIPPING TICKET MO in white and LOT EA 1-43 in yellow, (see photographs). The 25 grenade box is harder to find than the 12 grenade wooden box. This box will be additional to any good collection or museum display for the 80th anniversary of the D Day. See pages 111-119 in ‘GRENADE’ British & Commonwealth Hand & Rifle Grenades by Rick Landers. The price includes U.K. delivery. O 2113 £375.00 |
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INERT DEACTIVATED. German WW2 Hollow Charged Model 40, HEAT (High Explosive Anti Tank) Grosse Gewehr Panzergranate (Large Anti-Tank Grenade). - O 2113 INERT DEACTIVATED. This is a German WW2 model 40, hollow charged HEAT (High Explosive Anti-Tank) Grosse Gewehr Panzergranate (large anti-tank grenade) used in a cup discharger fitted to the standard K98 service rifle and used a special blank cartridge for launching it. This grenade superseded the Gewehrpanzergranate 30, a smaller diameter and less powerful anti-tank grenade. This grenade is complete with the hollow charge cone and the base screws off. The hollow charge cone is made of thin steel. The pre rifled launching spigot is made of bakelite and is reinforced by a steel ring where it attaches to the grenade. The price includes UK delivery and no licence is required to possess this grenade in the UK if retained as part of a collection or display. O 2113 £295.00 |
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WWI German Trench/Fighting Knife With Carved Wood Simulated Stag-Horn Hilt & Scabbard. ED 2380. - ED 2380 A nice original WWI German trench/fighting knife and steel scabbard. The knife is a hunting style variant and features a carved wood simulated stag-horn hilt (see page 40, plate 177 of Steven's book 'Fighting Knives'). The dagger has a German silver pommel cap, ribbed ferrule and 'wave' cross guard. The hilt is one piece, carved wood to simulate stag-horn. The blade is 6" in length, double edged with a medial ridge. The blade has some areas of light staining consistent with age. It is 11" overall. The knife is complete with its original leather scabbard with steel chape. The price includes UK delivery. ED 2380. £245.00 |
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WWI German Trench Knife and Metal Scabbard by Manufacturer Clement & Jung. 8424:45. - 8424:45 An original WWI German Trench Knife and Metal Scabbard (A trench knife is a combat knife designed to kill or incapacitate an enemy at close quarters, such as in a trench or other confined area. It was developed as a close combat weapon for soldiers attacking enemy trenches during the First World War. An example of a World War I trench knife is the German Army's Nahkampfmesser (close combat knife). This is a smooth handle variant. The smooth wooden grips are secured with three rivets *service wear to the tip on both sides*. The single edged, polished steel blade measures 5 ½" and has a "Z" inside a crest indicating manufacture by Clement & Jung stamped on the ricasso on one side, and an inspection stamp to the other. The scabbard is steel and is missing its leather strap which was riveted to it and incorporated a belt loop. The price includes UK delivery. 8424:45. £275.00 |
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WWII Era Bersaglieri Light Infantry Hat With 1st Bersaglieri Plate & Black Capercaillie Feather Cockade. Sn 13203. - 13203 The Bersaglieri (Marksmen in English) are a corps of the Italian Army originally created by General Alessandro La Marmora on 18 June 1836 to serve in the Army of the Kingdom of Sardinia, later to become the Royal Italian Army. They have always been a high-mobility light infantry unit, and can still be recognized by the distinctive wide brimmed hat that they wear (only in dress uniform in modern times), decorated with black capercaillie feathers. The feathers are usually applied to their combat helmets. Another distinctive trait of the Bersaglieri is the fast jog pace they keep on parades, instead of marching. Italy began the Second World War with 12 Bersaglieri Regiments of three battalions each. Over the preceding years the Army had resisted suggestions to dilute their quality, and recruits continued to be of above-average size and stamina, endured intense physical training and had to qualify as marksmen. The Bersaglieri fought in southern France and then in Greece, later, Bersaglieri Regiments were also deployed on the Eastern Front. One Battalion of Bersaglieri participated in the East African Campaign. This is an original WW2 Era Bersaglieri Hat. The helmet’s body, sweatband, lining and leather chin strap are clean but have areas of surface wear consistent with age. The front of the helmet has its original large gold coloured metal plate with Number ‘1’ to the 1st Bersaglieri Light Infantry mounted on a cloth rosette in the colours of the Italian flag. The hat has its original leather chin strap with buckle and is mounted with the correct original Capercaillie Feather cockade. The helmet is approx; UK size 7. Price includes UK delivery. Sn 13203. £445.00 |
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Original Victorian Era Indian Pata Gauntlet Long Sword. Sn - 20200 Pata swordsmen of the 17th century through to the Victorian era were specially trained in the use of this weapon, and could be extremely accurate with this somewhat unusual sword form. Peculiar to the Indian subcontinent, these broadswords had a protective gauntlet or armguard of steel, the grip being set at right angles to the blade (see page 485 item 6 of Stone’s A Glossary Of Arms & Armor where a Pata with similar gauntlet form as ours is illustrated). The steel gauntlet on this example has nice age darkened patina. The sword has a 34 ½” flat steel double edged blade and measures 47” overall. The blade is riveted to the ornate extended tang of the Gauntlet. The blade is undamaged with even aged patina. The inside of the gauntlet has a steel bar grip set across the inside of the first part of the gauntlet. The 'cuff' of the gauntlet has a curved fore arm bar/ bracelet which hooks into 2 holes, one either side of the gauntlet. The price includes UK delivery. Sn 20200. £775.00 |
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C1800 Imperial French Infantry Guard Officer’s Sword. ED 2340 - ED 2340 This is an original C1800 Imperial French Infantry Guard Officer’s Sword (see page 187 of Wither’s book ‘World Swords’). It has a wire bound hilt, brass guard and knuckle bow. It also has a Guard’s helm shaped pommel. The bullion wire binding is all present but has unwound a little in the centre section which can be seen in the images. The fullered 32 ½” blade is straight and undamaged and has just light staining consistent with age. There are no manufacturer or date marks. The sword measures 39 ¼” overall. As is common our example is without scabbard. The price includes UK delivery. ED 2340. £575.00 |
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Pre 1958 Webley Senior .22 Calibre Air Pistol with Brown Grips. AI 746. - AI 746 This is an excellent Webley Senior .22 Calibre Air pistol. It is undamaged with brown plastic grips. The left side of the cylinder is stamped 'The Webley Senior Made In England' together with 'oil' and arrow indicator pointing to the oil hole located on top of the cylinder highlighted in original white paint. The right side is stamped 'Webley & Scott Ltd, Birmingham 4' and with Webley UK & International Patents'(The pre 1958 Birmingham area code 4 was removed post 1958 after a factory relocation, See Page 85 of Webley Air Pistols by Gordon Bruce). The forward barrel block is stamped '.22' calibre & the front of the cylinder stamped with serial number '437'. It has a blade foresight & adjustable rear sight and it cocks and fires perfectly with a strong spring action. The price includes UK delivery. NB As a post 1939 Air Pistol the restrictions of the Crime Reduction Act apply to the sale & delivery of this item. AI 746. £245.00 |
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*Scarce* Lincoln Jeffries Standard Model ‘The Lincoln Air Pistol’ .177 calibre. 21328. - 21328 This is a Lincoln Jeffries standard model ‘The Lincoln Air Pistol’ .177 calibre serial number 461. This is a scarce Air Pistol and was manufactured by ‘Lincoln Jeffries’ in Steel house Lane, Birmingham circa 1921 -1930 only approximately 1500 were manufactured this particular example was midway in its production run. This is in good condition and retains a large percentage of its original blueing the only wear being to exposed areas where it has been subject to more handling *see images*. The stamping’s detailing Pat No 181277 are located to the right of the back strap and “BEST ENGLISH MAKE” to the right with ‘THE “LINCOLN” Air pistol’ lightly stamped to the top of the housing. The left of the back strap and trigger are stamped with the serial number. It has a 9” rifled barrel with a 5 ¾ “air cylinder in the handle/butt. It has a similar cocking action to the Walther LP 53 and has a similar feel when held for firing. The pistol cocks and fires with no issues. See pages 109-110 of Air pistols by Dennis Hiller for reference. A very good example of this rare British Manufactured Air Pistol. The price includes UK delivery. 21328. £975.00 |
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