WW1/WW2 German Maxim Machine Gun Water Oil Can
As used with the Maxim machine gun in both wars this example with original green paint & a stencilled 'P' to the top. Unable to ascertain other markings. read more
WW1 German '1914 Iron Cross' Paper Weight
An appealing paper weight available to German troops for private purchase with Iron Cross motif on glass base. read more
95.00 GBP
WW1 French Regimentally Marked & Named Adrian Helmet
An early issue M15 Infantry Adrian with unit markings handpainted around the underside of the rim.
Markings refer to an HQ company (348eme) of Cavalry/Infantry with name . Much of its early light blue factory paint remaining , flaming grenade badge to front intact. read more
185.00 GBP
WW1 Highland Kilt Trench Apron
As worn by Scottish troops over their kilts in the trenches of WW1 this is the rare WW1 trench apron with button fastened pocket & 'P' letter over number to waist area.
A full wrap around example complete with three ties to each side for fastening . In overall very good condition but with a mouse hole approx 5cm in diameter in one of the folds which is barely seen when wrapped round. read more
WW1 British Trench Memoranda, Soldiers Prayer & 1st July Somme Message From Lieut-General Sir Aylmer Hunter-Weston
Grouping of items relating to WW1 being Trench Memoranda for Company & Platoon Officers with points trench life, what to carry , trench routine etc. A pocket sized Soldiers Prayer from the Chaplain -General dated August 1914 & marked ' Slip Inside Your cap' . Finally a message congratulating all officers , NCOs & men of the VIII Army Corps who were involved on the 1st July 1916 attack on Beau... read more
95.00 GBP
WW1 German Luger Holster 1916
WW1 German Luger holster with Berlin manufacturer mark & date 1916 underneath front flap.
All original stitching with loading tool pouch intact & retaining brass closure stud. Faint German soldiers writing to rear. There is an English soldiers name written to underside of flap 'Ramsay' with his service number. read more
245.00 GBP
WW1 British ' Trench Orders' Manual By Gale & Polden
1916 edition training manual 'Trench Orders' on a wide range of trench related topics such as 'Procedure of taking over a trench , Care of arms & ammunition, Alertness, Latrines, Cooking , Rations , Rum etc etc.
Has a slip affixed inside front cover by issuers giving the origins of Trench Orders which , according to this , originated in the 1st Battalion Royal Irish Fusiliers in November... read more
75.00 GBP










