£45.00
A hand made treen plaque with the obverse painted with the Allied flags surrounding a central photo portrait of a British soldier (Sadly not named and difficult to definitively say which regiment he is serving with).
The plaque is made and executed with some delicacy, pleasing to the eye.
Damage free, with some minor chipping. (See images)
Typical ‘victory’ home front item.
A superb lapel/sweetheart favour supporting a crew member serving with HMS Queen Mary. Super detail, topped of by a small enamel lapel representation of a sailor ‘bib and vest’. Complete with original fitting pin. HMS Queen Mary was a battle cruiser class ship built for the Royal Navy, completed in 1913. She took art in the Battle of Helligoland Bite. She was also involved in the interception of
An item of some historic value in relation too WW1 British military medicine ! A large metallic name plaque as would be seen on the main entrance to the hospital. Aluminium, ‘formed edge’ backing plate, with individual attached brass lettering. The obverse of the plaque is with a good painted black finish, the reverse is showing wear to the finish. The brass lettering is crisp and is
A very big point of anti-German propaganda from the out break of war was Germany’s treatment of neutral Belgium. Britain made as much of Germany’s violation of Belgium’s borders as was possible. This pamphlet dated March 1915 reiterates said actions and is urging people to ‘Enlist’ to reverse the injustice of he invasion. Good double sided condition ‘hand Bill’ which is grubby, has folded in half, but
A ‘non military’ item, but non the less a lovely moment in time collectable related to the Great War. A personalised 1914 calendar ! Personalised with a studio taken photograph with an inked dedication to the photograph and reverse of the calendar. Photograph signed ‘Yours truly Sidney F Marshall’. The reverse with the dedication ‘My best wishes for jolly Xmas and the brightest of New Years Sidney F
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