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An item that every ‘house wife’ probably would of carried, an essential tool in the polishing of tunic and equipment brass work. Excellent condition, good maker details with a 1922 maker. Later examples became more sophisticated in shape to help with its use.
An excellent condition dart, probably un-used, complete with 95% of its finish. A particularly nasty low cost anti-personnel weapon, intended to cause maximum none fatal injury.
A superb condition, un-used ‘Wanted’ poster bill for what was to become war crimes defendant Fritz Saukel. Poster bill with photographs of Saukel and details of who he was within the Third Reich organisation, offering one hundred thousand Marks for information leading to his arrest. Approx. 14cms X 10cms with gummed backing (Un-used) intended for use on lamp posts, buildings etc. Saukel was the “General Plenipotentiary for Labour
A good condition, Christmas card from the Army Service Corps at its point of transition to Royal Army Service Corps. Some age foxing to the covers.
A good condition Christmas card from a serving member of the Army Ordnance Corps. Crease through the card, with some age foxing. Printed sender details.
A very good condition officer quality (Mid-size) 88th (Connaught Rangers) Regiment of foot tunic button. Gilt lost. Reverse with fitting loop. Maker details ‘Firmin & Sons London 153 the Strand ‘.
A very good condition other ranks (large) 58th (Rutlandshire) Regiment of foot tunic button. Reverse with fitting loop. Maker details ‘Firmin & Sons London‘.
A very good condition other ranks (large) 84th York and Lancaster Regiment of foot tunic button. Reverse with fitting loop. Maker details ‘Smith & Wright Birmingham‘.
A superb full dress ‘queens crown’ pilot brevet as worn after 1953. Superb bullion detail with silk coloured highlights. Reverse with pin back fitting.
An extremely rare Christmas card from the organisation of ‘Sudeten German Refugees’. Low grade paper with just a black printed ‘stylised’ front cover, with the message ‘To our English friends in gratitude for our freedom regained’. Plain/blanc interior. Only example I have ever encountered.
A good art work card and interior in excellent condition. Interior with ink signature. Minor age foxing to the reverse exterior.
A super card (in-used) from ‘M’ Battery R.H.A. Cairo. Some minor age foxing and discolouring. Super interior ‘comic’ images.