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  WW1 BRITISH .455 ‘SAM BROWN’ 1917 DATED PISTOL HOLSTER

  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

  £135.00

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  PRINCESS MARY 1914 GIFT FUND:- GIFT TIN (2)

  A mint condition, untouched example of the iconic 1914 gift tin, with 99.9% of its original finish remaining. Tin is dent and damage free, with only the slightest of marking (see images). Tin edges and especially the corners are firm and split free. Lid hinge firm and in working order. This is the finest example Princess Mary tin I have ever owned or been able to offer. Its

  £125.00

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  PRINCESS MARY 1914 GIFT FUND:- GIFT TIN WITH (PARTIAL) SMOKER CONTENT

  An excellent condition gift tin, with an un-opened pack of tobacco an opened pack of cigarettes with seventeen cigarettes remaining, (three used). Tin is in super, clean condition, with the gilt finish 98% present, with no damage. Along with the pack or tobacco and cigarettes is the 1914 dated (mini) Christmas card contained in its correct envelope. (The Christmas card is complete , but with the spine

  £300.00

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  WW1 BRITISH 1903 LEATHER EQUIPMENT THREE POCKET AMMUNITION POUCHES

  An extremely rare pair of little issued / used three pocket ammunition / cartridge pouches. ‘03 leather equipment usually utilised double pocket ammunition pouches and as such the three pouch assembly is as mentioned extremely rare. They were used in the main by small territorial units and home service battalions (their is little information readily available on this item of equipment). They are both matching maker marked (Edward

  £975.00