Pre WW1 Military Railway Cortebert Watch, c.1910
An interesting pre WW1 "Railway Regulator" pocket watch, with British Army (India) marking. Made by Juillard C. Cortebert, this watch is a high quality timepiece using the Calibre 474 movement. The "J.C." stamp and other details are on the movement.
The watch has signs of service wear but it remains fully working, just not serviced. The dial is the perfect original, which is mark... read more
98.00 GBP
WW1 RFC "Night Fighter" Pocket Watch
A rare "Luminous" Mark V Royal Flying Corps issue cockpit watch by Zenith, c.1915. Presented in excellent condition, the watch is fully working and running well, but not serviced.
Interestingly, in the 1940s the War Department reissued this Zenith to the Home Guard. At this time REME watchmakers serviced the watch and added a bow, plus an "unbreakable" celluloid glass, they then... read more
250.00 GBP
WW1 British Army Williamson Watch, c.1914
A good and working British Army issue Williamson pocket watch, c.1914.
These early WW1 watches are seldom found with black dials. Interestingly, you will also note that the movement is not in typical pocket watch form as it has the subsidiary seconds dial in the unusual 3 o'clock position. This change in design became necessary when Williamson found that they were running short ... read more
150.00 GBP
WW2 GSTP Military Vertex Pocket Watch
An original and tidy example of a British Army issue General Service pocket watch. It is military marked on the screwback case, but not surprisingly, the neutral Swiss watch supplier is anonymous. However, the 15 jewel ebauche can be identified as a Revue Thommen 30, which had a reputation as being robust and dependable. Consequently, many watch companies opted to use this movement as they wer... read more
68.00 GBP
Royal Navy Deck Knife c.1985
A genuine Royal Navy issue deck knife by J. Nowill & Sons. Although dated "1985" and bearing a small broad arrow stamp, the knife appears unissued, having retained its factory edge. The blade is also marked with the NATO store number 4375839, which denotes a "Sheath Knife"; another broad arrow is on a brass rivet.
Overall, the knife is collector-grade, and the leather sheath is... read more
Webley Mark VI Cam Hinge & Lever Parts
Genuine WW1 era parts for the Webley Mark VI .455 revolver. Field stripping lever bearing War Department mark. read more
16.00 GBP
Browning Hi Power Safety Catch
A safety catch for the Browning 9mm Hi-Power self loading pistol. In good condition. read more
8.00 GBP
WW1 Webley Mark VI Stirup Latch
A genuine WW1 British Army arrow marked stirup latch for the iconic Webley Mark VI service revolver. The latch has a blade rear sight that can be adjusted for windage. Sold complete with screw. read more
30.00 GBP
WW1 Military Monocular & Case
A WW1 military issue monocular adapted from a pair of binoculars. Presented in good useable condition with broad arrow mars and faint maker's details, plus soldier's number. Clear optics but would benefit from cleaning. No fungus or damage. Monocular includes field made leather soft-case. read more
24.00 GBP
Walnut English Revolver Grip
A vintage walnut English revolver grip of service arm size. In good condition. read more