German WW2 Superb Luftwaffe Paratrooper Photo Postcard

Original full length studio portrait shot of a paratrooper in jump smock and helmet. Couldn’t be a be better picture.  read more

Code: 2742

British Egypt Group

Egypt Medal (undated reverse) clasp “Suakin1885”engraved in large Roman capitals “18996 SAPR E H PRITCHARD TELEh BN R.E”

Khedives Star 1884-86, unmarked reverse.

Imperial Service Medal (GVR) impressed “Edwin Henry Pritchard”

All original full size medals, all loose.  read more

Code: 2746

Egypt Pair - Royal West Kent Regiment

Egypt Medal 1882 , clasp (The Nile 1884-85), Engraved in large capitals “2137 PTE W VAGURSON 1/R W Kent R”.

Khedives Star 1882, the reverse with scratched regimental number “2137” and “WK” (West Kent).

The 1st Battalion fought at the second battle at Kassassin on 9 September 1882 and at the Battle of Tel el-Kebir a few days later during Anglo-Egyptian War. It the...  read more

Code: 2747

India General Service Medal1854 - Munster Fusiliers

Clasp “Burma 1887-89”. Engraved in running script (2470 Private J Higgs 2nd Bn R Muns FUS).

Original full size medal.  read more

Code: 2748

Australia RAE Bomb Disposal Sleeve Badge

Machine woven on wool felt. Original wartime patch.  read more

Code: 2749

Australia WW2 Miniature Colour Patch - WW1 Australian Flying Corps

Original miniature colour patch worn during WW2 to indicate prior service in a former unit.  read more

Code: 2750

Japanese WW2 Aircraft Shell Case

20x70 aircraft round case.
Inert.  read more

Code: 2744

c.Vietnam War 4.2inch Mortar Fuze.

A good complete example dated 1961/65.
Suit all those 4.2 inch mortars out there that are missing a fuze.  read more

Code: 2605

British WW2 Army Major-General Slip on Rank

A good matched pair of khaki cotton drill rank slides with brass insignia for a Major - General. Together with a single General Officers gorgette.  read more

Code: 2576

British WW1 Long Handled Wire Cutters

Maker marked “Wolseley” and dated “1916”.

Original wooden grips. Working order. The teeth have been chewed up a bit by using it on a stronger piece of steel. These larger long handed ones are seldomly seen in Australia and if so hard a hard life on the farm afterwards.  read more

Code: 2590