A rare training and classification record book (Un-issued) to the 44th Searchlight Regiment Royal Artillery, a specialist regiment. Covers a little grubby, with a central vertical crease on the front cover. No entries of any kind. Issued 19144. Reverse with some very faint pencil detail.
A good untouched Pacific star in excellent condition. Excellent, dark bronze condition. Complete with original ribbon. Of the range of WW2 British campaign stars this is the second rarest, now becoming not so easy to find.
A good untouched Burma star in excellent condition. Excellent, bright bronze condition. Complete with original ribbon.
A good (7/10) RZM SA dagger blade as issued 1938-42. Black usual spotting to the blade. Good clear motto with wear to the central high points. Reverse with RZM M7 / 85 (A. Evertz Solingen), again with wear to high points. Tip is slightly rounded. Tang fitting thread in good order. IMPORTANT:- If ordering from abroad it is the buyers responsibility to make sure this in importable to your
A good untouched Army cap wreath in aluminium. Appears un-issued/used. Little grubby to one side of the obverse, would clean. Reverse with all fitting pins. Maker marked A 38 for Assmann.
What might be termed the second pattern armband being multi-piece construction. White woven central band with an over stitched square carry the BeVo woven Swastika. Excellent clean damage free condition. Machine stitched reverse. Paper maker and RZM label absent.
A superb ‘been there’ first pattern multi-piece construction armband. Red cotton band with attached white centre band with the white square and Swastika overlaid. White backings, now faded yellow. Closed ‘back’, band being quite small, obviously being worn by a diminutive owner. No maker markings. Would be hard to better.
A good damage free ‘Deutsche Wehrmacht’ armband in heavy cotton yellow material with BeVo woven detail. Grubby, due to use. No maker details. Worn by those in service of the Wehrmacht.
A good untouched 1914 star medal trio. Medals are unpolished and are with storage age and some spotting. All are on original ribbons. Named to a Private serving with the W. Yorks. R, who transferred to the Labour Corps. Sold with medal index card print out.
A superb, possibly unissued, unblancoed ‘38 calibre pistol holster as used by armoured vehicle troops. Excellent damage free condition. The reverse with faint unreadable maker issue stamping.
A now hard to find Indian made, from heavy canvas rather than webbing material ‘37 pattern bayonet frog. Un-blancoed condition, but grubby due to use. No visible maker details Frog complete with bayonet handle securing tab.
A good displayable size flag/pennant as would be use on, I would say a large vehicle, troop carrier/armoured vehicle. Excellent damage free condition, slightly grubby with a small area of staining (see images). Multi-piece construction, cotton fabric. Would be flown from a small flag staff. Size, approx 37cms X 40cms.