WW1 1st Australian Engineers Colour Patch Lapel Badge

Enamel on white metal. Brooch pin.  read more

Code: 3602

WW2 Dunkirk Medal.

Original full size strike in bronze. Unnamed as issued.  read more

Code: 3603

WW1 Original Brass Bugle - 1917 Dated

Maker marked “Hawker and Son” London 1917. Has overall light dents accumulated with age. Complete with the mouth piec but still retains a nice shape and appealing age tone. Nice piece.  read more

Code: 3611

Australia : Sailing Club Hat Badge

Full size hat badge take in part from the wartime economy RAN officers hat badge. Gilt metal and enamels. 2 x lug reverse. Maker marked Stokes and sons Melb. Possibly Launceston Sailing Club?
Excellent near unused condition. 83mm x 50mm  read more

Code: 3612

1916 Pennsylvania National Guard Mexican Border Service Medal

Pennsylvania National Guard
WWI Mexican Border Service Medal 1916
Medal Numbered and matching number on box
In original box of Issue wrapped in tissue
with Ribbon Bar.  read more

Code: 3581

Most Distinguished Order of St Michael and St George (GCMG)

Knight or Dame Grand Cross Ribbon Sash. 100mm x 700mm. Now devoid of insignia badge. Complete with bow. Has heavy display wear with overall fading areas, some sections of fraying and the bow becoming detached. Hard to find original ribbon sash.  read more

Code: 3582

Original WW2 Japanese Photograph

Two soldiers presumably brothers. One a Corporal with bayonet and the other a Sergeant Major with officers sword. Nice addition to a sword display. Approximately 250mm x 210mm. Removed from album.  read more

Code: 3583

Australia WW1 Company Sergeant Major Rank Crown.

Worn by Company Sergeant Majors post 1915 as Warrant Officer Class 2. Large die struck brass Kings crown with 2 x lug reverse. Approximately 40x44mm.  read more

Code: 3584

British WW2 Arctic Star

This medal is awarded to any and all Military and Merchant Navy personnel who served or operated in regions North of the Arctic circle during the Second World War.

Primarily awarded to Royal Navy and RAF personnel, who ensured the Arctic convoys reached Russia, providing a vital flow of military equipment to our Russian allies during WW2. Conditions were harsh and dangerous, this...  read more

Code: 3401