A good untouched example of a 1916 dated Hudson flute whistle. Good clear maker details. ‘Reverse’ bears a solder mark where a finger ring has at one time in the distant past been fitted (see images). A nice example !
A good used untouched example of a 1915 date Hudson ‘flute whistle. Maker marked ‘J. Hudson & Co. Birmingham’. Whistle body is with minor denting/marking. Complete with its leather pocket fog strap, the loo of which is broken open (see images). For me one of the most iconic pieces of WW1 British militaria, given all it represents.
A numbered, plain, 391st Infantry Regiment shoulder board. An excellent condition, moth and damage free board, slightly grubby due to use. Lighter (field grey) underlay. (See images).
A numbered, plain, 40th Infantry Regiment shoulder board. An excellent condition, moth and damage free board, in very clean condition.
A field grey shoulder board to a KGL Bayerischer Eisenbahn Battalion. Bavarian units wore no unit number on the shoulder board. The board field grey upper is of a ‘fine’ cloth quality. Good, used condition with a small moth hole to the board obverse. (See images).
A superb Boer War vintage, Army surgeons portable medical kit. A canvas role containing various medical instruments, as used by surgeons on active service. Excellent overall condition. One instrument has lost the metal ‘prong’. Some are colour coded to aid in their selection when working. The canvas role in grubby. The interior is marked in red ink with a date 1900 the WD broad arrow and initials AMC (Army
Something of a minor rarity a Kings Crown RAF WO gilt beret badge, being the half size version of the cap badge. Gilt slightly grubby. Original red felt backing to the crown. Two loop, reverse fitting.
A superb example of a Royal Australian Air Force, other ranks cap badge. Blackened finish is fully intact. Reverse with two loop fittings.
A badge that is now becoming ‘harder’ to find, a Royal New Zealand Air Force other ranks WW2/KC cap badge. Excellent damage free condition. Two loop reverse fitting, one loop slightly bent.
An excellent condition KC/WW2 other ranks Royal Canadian Air Force cap badge. Damage free. Two loop reverse fitting.
A superb untouched other ranks RAF cap badge in brass. Two look reverse fitting
A fine untouched British made open razor of a bye-gone age. Damage free with black staining to the blade. Maker (Birmingham) marked. Safety cover in matching damage free condition, being unmarked. Blade is sharpe but needs ‘polishing’, and when done so is perfectly serviceable for the purpose to which it was intended. Used extensively in civilian life up to the 1950’s and during both world wars by serving soldiers. AGE