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A Lladro porcelain figure of soldier with gun, 11.5in tall
A silver plated WW2 military shell tankard with Royal Horse Guards brass emblem, 5in tall
Two WW2 brass "trench art" goblets from HMS Berwick representing battles vs the Italian Fleet Nov 27th 1940 & the German cruiser Admiral Hipper on...
A WW2 tip of Spitfire propeller, 16in long x 6.5in wide
A pair of WW2 US naval semaphore flags, 17in x 11in
A WW2 lacquerware bowl issued by Japanese to US service personnel during surrender ceremony September 2nd 1945 to Lieut. Robert L. Balfour USNR
An Excellence in Combat Iraqi Freedom Medal - G2-42 INF Div
A posthumously awarded WW2 medal set awarded to William Edward Reeley of HMS Dunedin with note from Admiralty
A military dagger, stamped GF in an oval, 11.25in long
A WW2 set of military handcuffs with broad arrow mark
A German 1898 pattern Erfurt bayonet, 19.75in long
A French 1877 pattern bayonet, 26in long
A British 1907 pattern Wilkinson bayonet, 22.75in long
A 19thC. Victorian Officer's sword, scabbard a/f, 38in long
A WW1 brass & steel Enfield sword, 29.5in long ...[more]
A Balinese Kris with scabbard, 21in long
A Kukri knife with scabbard, 16.25in long
A selection of mixed daggers & knives, some faults ...[more]
A Scottish dirk, a folk art dagger within fisherman's priest & a large Maxam Bowie type knife ...[more]
An 18th/19thC. flintlock pistol, 17.75in long
An 18th/19thC. flintlock pistol, 17.75in long
A matching pair of 18th/19thC. flintlock pistols, possibly Ottoman Empire, 18.75in long, by G. Stron
A matching pair of 18th/19thC. flintlock pistols, possibly Ottoman Empire, 18.75in long, by G. Stronatti
An 18thC. British Navy Tower flintlock pistol, 19.5in long
A 19thC. Turkish style blunderbuss, 21.5in long
An 18th/19thC. flintlock pistol, possibly Turkish, 19.5in long
An 18th/19thC. flintlock pistol, 15.5in long
A Samuel Colt 1852 pattern patent no.281 U.S. Dragoons percussion army revolver, barrel etched with
A Samuel Colt 1852 pattern patent no.281 U.S. Dragoons percussion army revolver, barrel etched with cavalry & Native Americans, believed to have b...
A J. B. Collins pocket flintlock pistol, 7in long
A 19thC. percussion pistol stamped Ulez, 7.5in long
A 19thC. percussion pistol, 6in long
A 19thC. percussion pistol, 8.75in long
A Liverside Gainsbro percussion pistol, 6.5in long
An 18thC. Griffin of London pocket flintlock pistol, 6.75in long
A horn handled 19thC. percussion pistol & knife, loss to most of one blade, 6.5in long ...[more]
A vintage Hector air rifle, 30.75in long
A 19thC. percussion pepperbox revolver, 8.5in long
A 19thC. Manton, London percussion pepperbox revolver, 8.5in long
A 19thC. "My Friend" knuckleduster revolver by James Reid patent Dec 26th 1865
An antique Tuckaway double barrelled pistol, 13.5in long
A WW1 Gebr.r 23548 trench flare pistol, 15in long
German WW2 AYF 43 flare pistol, 11in long
A 19thC. peasants percussion shotgun, a/f, 46in long
An antique Persian ceremonial dagger, 11.5in long
A reproduction Mussolini dagger, 13.5in long
A reproduction Medieval dagger, 13.5in long
A William Rogers, Sheffield, marine dagger, 12in long
An antique Spanish sword, 40in long
A reproduction Saudi beheading sword with brass handle, 40in long
An El Cid replica sword, 44.75in long
A reproduction Spanish made Scottish Broadsword, 56.5in long
A Spanish made Duncan MaCleod Best of Highlander sword, 43in long, with shield
A reproduction American sabre, 39.5in long
A reproduction American sabre, 39.5in long
A quantity of vintage postcards, approx. 200
A quantity of vintage postcards of maritime & military interest including Cunard, Union Castle Line, HMS Brave, Boxer, Brazen & Brilliant, approx....
A quantity of vintage postcards of mostly WW1 bomb sites, French scenes, Treboul & the Battle of Waterloo, approx. 84 ...[more]
A quantity of vintage postcards including comedy & Mabel Lucie Atwell, approx. 77 ...[more]
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