Showing 4001–4016 of 5131 results
An April 1941 dated booklet, telling the story of the Battle of Britain, which of course had only just happened. Printed by His Majesty s Stationery Office. Very interesting read and an account of the events from the time. General wear and tear, staples intact but beginning to lose their grip. Priced accordingly.
An 1941 dated booklet of some 32 pages, telling the story of the Battle of Britain, which of course had only just happened. Printed by His Majesty s Stationery Office. Very interesting read and an account of the events from the time.
An un-dated but wartime book of over 100 pages, published by the Sunday Times, essentially being a day-to-day timeline of the period in question. Very interesting and period produced source. General wear and tear around the edge, commensurate with age.
An original World War Two era (slot brooch) Bronze Star, original ribbon, un-named.
An original World War Two era button hole badge, For Loyal Service . This was awarded to wounded or invalided servicemen during the Second World War to show that the non-uniformed individual had in fact played their part in the war effort. This is the larger 26mm version.
An original plated buttonhole, finished with blue and red enamel. Good overall condition, no manufacturer mark. I understand these items were commercially produced as the larger A.R.P. badge was somewhat disliked.
An original sterling silver buttonhole. Good overall condition, hallmarked A for London 1936, so a very early example.
A nice period item, reasonble condition for age, no glow under a blacklight. Evidence of being uniform removed.
A nice period item, a little tatty around the edges, fair condition for age, no glow under a blacklight. Evidence of being uniform removed. Priced according to condition.
A nice group, unattributed aside from the name Dixie . The grouping comprises; 1. A cigarette lighter, bearing the screaming eagle and 101st Airborne Division on one side and Fort Campbell, Kentucky on the other side, together with the hand engraved name Dixie . On the base of the lighter is O. S. C. Overseas…
A swing mounted medal grouping, comprising the 1939 45 Star, the Burma Star and the 1939 45 War Medal.
A swing mounted medal grouping, comprising the 1939 45 Star, the Africa Star, the Italy Star, the Defence Medal and the 1939 45 War Medal. The Stars have larger suspension rings and so are thought to be later issues. Priced accordingly.
An original World War Two era regimental flash, a burgundy and yellow diamond. I understand this to relate to the 126th Light Anti Aircraft Regiment of the Royal Artillery, attached the Middlesex Regiment, possibly the 9th Battalion. They saw action in Belgium, Holland and Germany during the war. Complete with Middlesex Regimental cap badge.
An original British Army anti-gas ointment No. 2 tin, being the second revision of the ointment, which was used to treat wounds and blistering from a gas attack. No.2 was in use in 1940 41.  The tin is complete with eight tubes of the Anti-Gas Ointment as well as the cardboard insert that sits beneath. Slight…
A collection three original World War Two era photographs (two identical) portraying an unknown 45th Infantry Division soldier, thought to be late or post-war and shot in the United States, note the name Berlin behind the soldier, but seems unlikely to be Germany. The square image is around 90mm x 90mm and the other 117mm…
An original pinback badge, enamel finish in red and blue, bearing the motto; National Savings Movement – Lend to Defend . Measures some 30mm across. Thisn type of badge was given to those who had invested their own money into the countries National Savings Movement scheme to aid the war effort. Made by Toye & Co….
End of content
End of content
No products in the cart.
