WW2 Record GSTP Pocket Watch
A WW2 British Army General Service pocket watch by Record. Presented in very good working order, this watch has been recently serviced. Cosmetically, the watch is a clean example, retaining much original finish and its factory glass, which shows fine grazing but just too good to replace.
The watch comes with its period pouch to protect it during pocket carry. read more
A WW2 Timor Wristwatch, c.1943
A WW2 military ATP watch, humorously presented to a soldier for "25 years - N&B". Otherwise known as "Nuts & Bolts" by technical tradesmen; mechanics, armorers, and electricians were scattered across the Royal Army Ordnance Corps, Royal Engineers and Royal Army Service Corps but in 1942 a new regiment the, Royal Electrical, Mechanical Engineers was created to help with wartime logistics. This w... read more
275.00 GBP
WW2 Mk V Sniper Tripod & Bag
A scarce 1941 dated tripod stand marked to the makers, Puddefoot, Bowers & Simonett Ltd. of London. As importers of exotic merchandise, P.B.&S. have adde their Elephant trademark among the other military and broad arrow marks.
The Mk V Instructor's Stand is suited for use with a sniper's Scout Regiment Telescope (Tel. Sct. Regt. Mk. IIs). Over all, the stand is in good order with... read more
.32 Pinfire Revolver American Model 1878
A good decorated .32 pinfire pocket revolver presented in good working order and retaining much nickel finish, together with perfect gutta percher grips.
Interestingly, this continental revolver bears a clear inscription, "Guardian - American Model 1878", making it likely as a gun for the US market where these were often referred to as "Suicide Specials". Nevertheless, the revol... read more
290.00 GBP
.41RF Remington Model 95 Derringer
An obsolete calibre .41 Rimfire Derringer engraved on the barrel rib, "Remington Arms Co. Ilion N.Y." This antique pistol may be owned without a licence, subject to conditions under the Firearms Act 1968.
Presented in good condition, this double-barrelled Remington Derringer has much original plating. It is in working order with strong springs and tight lock-up, but the right gu... read more
499.00 GBP
West End 8-Day Campaign Clock, c.1900
A very good 8-day "Campaign" Alarm Clock of drum style, which were typically hung on centre posts inside bell tents, although they could also be stood upright by means of their two small feet. Retailed by the West End Watch Company, this clock likely travelled around India or the Far East in the 1900s.
Presented in superb original condition this rugged clock with its jewelled lev... read more
195.00 GBP
WW2 RAF Smiths Pocket Watch c.1942
A WW2 era 15 jewel Smiths pocket watch of the pattern issued to RAF personnel. Although this watch has no Air Ministry marks applied, non-luminous versions like this one, have been found with 6E inventory numbers. Made in England by Smiths at a time when military watches were in short supply, this example has been carried in an "RAF", leather and metal customised protective case, which is now s... read more
New Old Stock - British Army Pup Tent
A genuine new old stock, British Army issue 1953 dated Pup tent, by Remploy. The tent and all accessories show no sign of former use and come complete with all wooden pegs, poles and mallet, all army marked and showing a variety of dates, complete with a military issue tent bag.
A superb example that is not ripped, cut or worn in anyway and complete with its perfect 1951 dated m... read more
WW2 Deutsche Heer Longines Watch
A superb and rare example of a WW2 German Army DH issue Longines wristwatch. Presented in excellent condition, the present owner has spared no expense having the movement fully overhauled. Overall, this is a collector grade example that would be difficult to improve upon.
Longines DH watches benefit from having steel waterproof cases and shock protected movements, making this one... read more
Brass Drum Campaign Alarm Clock c.1895
A very good "Campaign" Alarm Clock of drum style, which were typically hung on centre posts inside bell tents, although they could also be stood upright by means of their two small feet. Interestingly, the clock's balance function can be viewed through the inspection panel on top of the drum. Plus, on the inside of the case there is a plethora of etched detail, presumably relating to the clock'... read more