An English case in excellent condition, suitable for use as a quality Webley air pistol storage box.

This small, attractive case is made from fine navy blue Morocco leather and is fitted with a brass lock signed by "Cheney". The case is unspoilt although the corners have a little rubbing, as does the handle but nothing unsightly. It was probably made as a writing case but it is ...  read more

Code: 51423

A new old stock military chronograph watch case by Pierce, c.1945.

During WW2 all branches of the armed forces took possession of chronograph wristwatches from the Swiss manufacturer, Pierce. These were used for a number of military applications and later, or soon after the war, the War Department set about upgrading their remaining store of watches to reflect changing needs. To ...  read more

Code: 51421

125.00 GBP

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This is an incredibly rare Longines "Avigation" watch from 1938. These aviators' watches were especially designed for use by Air Mail pilots who required a clear and legible timepiece, especially as much of their flying was solo and at night.

Perhaps the most striking feature about the watch is its dial; as a tribute to Charles Lindbergh, himself a pioneering Air Mail pilot, Lon...  read more

Code: 51420

A rare and original WW1 detachable trench watch protective cover signed "Mesh Guard" on the side. Also stamped with patent numbers to both lugs.

Presented in very good condition, not bent or twisted and showing some age patina.

Diameter of guard is 36mm but, depending on glass profile, these guards can suitably accommodate larger watches or slightly smaller ones. S...  read more

Code: 51419

75.00 GBP

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A pristine example of a WW1 officer's private purchase pocket compass retailed and marked by "J.H. Steward Ltd. 406 The Strand London".

A perfect example in working order.  read more

Code: 51416

An original and perfect example of a Lee Enfield SMLE rifle bore light. Made and stamped by Bland & Son, the brass-bodied bore viewing light retains a perfect mirror. All fully ordnance stamped and in unused condition.  read more

Code: 51415

A Royal Navy issue stopwatch by Breitling. Fully signed and maker marked, this timer is in full working order. The rear of the case is serially numbered and engraved with the Admiralty broad arrow, including the "Patt 3169" reference, although these details are faint and have not photographed well.

Although Breitling supplied the military with timers during WW2, finding one which...  read more

Code: 51414

Despite having the design characteristics of the Zenith watches issued to the U.S. Corps of Engineers, this 1914 Zenith has no issue marking.

Presented in excellent cosmetic condition, this watch is in full working order and features the red 24-hour military-inspired dial marking, together with bold painted numerals. The case is very tight and snaps closed perfectly, concealing t...  read more

Code: 51413

This is a 1917 dated pocket compass of the type associated with the army, however, it bears clear Air Ministry stamps making this a rare variant.

Stamped and made by Dennison, the compass is in good condition and working order.  read more

Code: 51411