£95.00
A clean example of a 1916 dated ‘Hudson’ whistle, complete with a short length fob chain and pocket loop hook (see images).
Good finish to the whistle overall, being dent and damage free.
Whistle marked ‘J. Hudson & Co. Birmingham’, with date detail ‘lightly’ impressed.
A named attributable thigh map board to a Royal Flying corps officer. Used in an observation capacity detailing ground installations/trench’s etc. Very good overall condition with an area of wood chipped away at the base of one of the spindle rods. The leather strap is with some age hardening and could do with treating. Clearly maker and date marked 1915, with stamped owner/user name. Sold with the owner NA
A superb condition ‘Adams & Co.’ No 30 Trench periscope. The aluminium bodied scope is damage free and retains 90% plus of its grey finish, and carries its paper issue/‘how to use’ guide’ label in full, again in damage free condition. Approx 3-4 inches below the proper issue label is a WD broad arrow in black paint. The paper label is with age spotting, but is none
An excellent condition dark brown pistol holster for a .455 service revolver. Holster is complete and undamaged and in stunning shape and overall condition. To the reverse belt loop is a maker mark 'R.W. Stiby' and date 1917. Also their is a faint marked owner name and regimental marking (RFA). To the inner side of the cover flap is an inked marking, which is difficult to distinguish. Would
A superbly, hand produced wall hanger in the form of a Middlesex Regt. cap badge, battle honours and victorious nations flags. The piece of work is specific to the 13th Battalion 24th Division Middlesex Regt. The workmanship is outstanding. Colour still bright but now a little grubby with age. It may well have been mounted in a frame at some time….it is now ‘loose’ on its own. A stunning item
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