WW1 British Army MkV Special Binoculars
A good pair of British Army WW1 binoculars arrow marked and engraved, "Mk V Special". They feature large objective lenses with extending sun shields. Presented in working order they provide a clear image free of fungus or lens damage. read more
Vintage Sheepskin Rifle Case By Brady
An English, vintage rifle or shotgun case made from heavy-duty sheepskin by Brady of Halesowen.
The gun case is in good order with a working zip and while the leather shows some age it generally has seen little signs of use. It retains a strong handle and a strap and exhibits some light surface scratches, scuffs and a surface gash, which does not go through the leather and can be... read more
South East & Chatham Railway Pocket Watch
A good and early South East & Chatham Railway pocket watch which likely served to take troops to the Western Front. The SE & CR was established in 1899, operating locomotives throughout Kent and on to the Channel ports, where soldiers would have embarked for France and Belgium. The SE & CR merged with other railways in 1923.
A large Station or Guard's pocket watch with a perfect ... read more
WW2 Fleet Air Arm Beacon Watch c.1940
A scarce WW2 watch of the type most famously used in the Blackburn torpedo bomber biplane and in other Fleet Air Arm planes.
Supplied to the Royal Navy's Fleet Air Arm by Golay & Son, these large and superb quality watches have a rotating 360-degree bezel. When flying over sea, this feature was used with a radio beacon to help pilots navigate their way back to their aircraft carr... read more
WW2 Hudson RAF Escape Whistle & Lanyard
A good WW2 Air Ministry whistle comes complete with its orange lanyard.
These whistles were made by Hudsons, who, following wartime advice, omitted to stamp their company details. However, it is correct and fully marked with the RAF issue codes. This is correct for wartime issue examples and not a modern repro. read more
39.00 GBP
Decca "Trench" Service Portable Record Player
A very good, portable record player by Decca. First made during WW1, the compact size and sturdy mechanical construction of the Decca A "Junior" gramophone saw many of them serving at the Front. Consequently, this tiny Decca became known to its customers as the "Trench Model", while after the war, Decca referred to them as their "Service Model". Production of these ceased in the mid-twenties. <... read more
100.00 GBP
WW2 RAF Navigation Instruments By BWC
A very good and complete set of RAF navigation instruments by BWC (British Watch Case Co.). The set comes in its original webbing case, which bears an issue number and crown mark, and each large instrument is maker-marked as well as being struck with a tiny broad arrow, including the parallel rule. A previous owner's name is also faintly evident on the front of the case.
Overall,... read more
45.00 GBP
Quartz Royal Navy "Divers Watch" Replica
*** £7.99 *** SPECIAL PURCHASE INCLUDES P&P. IDEAL FOR CHRISTMAS: We have a small quantity of these: A modern replica of the Royal Navy issue Omega Seamaster 300, originally produced for collectors subscribed to the Eaglemoss "Military Watches" magazine.
This new watch is an attractive reproduction, which comes sealed, boxed and fitted with batteries. Great for everyday wear wit... read more
7.99 GBP
WW2 POW Chess Set c.1942
A rare and complete WW2 chess set made for the British Army by Jaques of London. Coming in its original 1942 dated, maker and broad arrow marked box, together with its playing board, these somewhat basic chess sets (by Jaques' standards) were sent out to POW camps. In some instances, chess pieces have previously been found with concealed escape compasses built into them, but these are made of s... read more
85.00 GBP
Rare & Important Longines Explorer's Pocket Watch, c.1895
Longines has a tradition of being an innovative watch company, keen to associate itself with all manner of world record breaking achievements. As such, Longines was often chosen by pioneering greats to assist in their endeavours. Whether it was on the railways, or far off Antarctic exploration, aerial conquest, ocean navigation... and the list goes on, Longines was always involved. However, one... read more