A superb condition mid/late war service dress cap in whip cord khaki A ‘flat’ cap with no crown shaper or front spring, a cap typical of late war wear. Moth and damage free, the cap would be hard to better for condition. Leather narrow chin band, and OSD bronze cap badge, the only badge ever fitted, no multiple puncture marks. Interior in matching clean condition, with no maker details. Brown
A super desk top day date (mechanical) indicator in white/cream coloured plastic, in the Art-Deco style. ‘The Robot Calendar’ manufactured in England by ‘Francis Hollingsworth & Co. Ltd. Excellent damage free, working condition. A minor mechanical ‘work of art’ !
A recently attic found, multi-piece enlisted mans Prussian belt buckle. A totally untouched item with age tarnish and a couple of areas of ‘green age verdigris’. Centre device fitted in place by two solder spots. Fitting bar and prongs in good strong condition. No maker details as is common.
A fine, clean example of a British officer service dress cap of WW1 vintage. The cap is clean with a couple of small areas of moth to the peak, peak edge, and crown (see images). ed front. Good, crisp OSD bronze cap badge, with correct regimental side buttons rather than the more usual GS buttons. Deluxe leather adjustable chin strap is in good supple damage free condition. Interior head band
A magnificent example of an Allgemeine SS enlisted mans peaked service cap, post 1936 being circa 1937/38. Cap is with genuine wear and is in excellent overall condition, being damage free and with very, very minor moth nipping (see description below & images). Cap material is of whip cord material, to crown and centre band. The three rows of white piping are of correct wool mounted on
A superb photo-postcard, studio posed, showing excellent uniform detail, to include pickelhaube with numeral markings.
A good untouched casualty pair to “43058 G.R. Smith. S. LAN. R.” Crisp Medal detail, with age verdigris to the Victory medal. K.I.A. 10/04/18. More details on the accompanying CWGC and Soldiers died and medal index card print outs (see images). Medals mounted on short lengths of replacement/modern ribbon.
A good untouched casualty pair to “293789 Pte. F. W. Knight MIDD’X R.” Crisp Medal detail, with however much of the gilt lost to the Victory medal. K.I.A. 27/09/18. More details on the accompanying CWGC and Soldiers died print outs (see images). Medals mounted on short lengths of replacement/modern ribbon.
A good unpolished 1914-15 medal trio to :-“19877 Pte. G. Gilbert A.S.C.” Detail crisp, some wear to the Victory medal gilding. Damage free, complete with short lengths of original ribbon.
A good untouched/unpolished 1914-15 “broken” medal trio to :-“M2-119354. Pte. W.B. May A.S.C.” Detail crisp. Consisting 1914-15 Star and War Medal. Damage free, ribbons absent.
A good unpolished 1914-15 medal trio to :-“12216 PTE. G.H. Allen BEDF. R” Detail crisp. Damage free, complete with short lengths of original ribbon.
A good unpolished 1914-15 medal trio to :-“53898 DVR: H. Sinfield R.F.A.” (Star appears gilded). Detail crisp. Damage free, complete with short lengths of original ribbon.