Royal Military College Hockey League Award

The RMC Hockey team was raised in 1886 and was well known for its athletic ability. The team was known as the Paladins and had a long standing rivalry with the Queen's University team. The college was bilingual so its acronym was RMC for English and CMR for French. This particular bullion wire badge is for a French team member and was likely awarded for a victory year for the team in 1896. T...  read more

Code: 51518

WWII Flare Pistol No 1 Mk V

Offered is a smaller version of Flare Pistol family. Over all the body is sound, the body has most of its original (70%) finish with some rust on the hammer and is stamped Broad Arrow. The mechanism cocks, but the pin is bent and will not align with the pin aperture preventing it fully closing. I essence it is deactivated by this minor damage. A nice example.  read more

Code: 51654

WWII German Army Sword

A standard German Army blade with its original scabbard. The Hilt has the standard lion head configuration with oakleaf strap that retains the leather wire wrapped grip. the hilt is in a pleasing condition, with obvious wear, retaining the lion's red eye stones. The blade is in good condition overall. No markings are found. The scabbard is original paint with some wear. Overall a standard soun...  read more

Code: 51653

WWI German Standard Issued Binoculars

Offered is a nice example of the standard German issued binoculars used by officers and MG Crews. It lacks its leather strap, but its outer casing is in very good condition, its works mechanically and it gives a clear picture. The glass lenses are in good shape and the body is well marked.  read more

Code: 51652

Night Use Binoculars used by the Air Force and Paratroops

Offered is a set of night use binoculars used by RAF/RCAF crews and Paratroopers for its compact size and power. The leather case is well marked, dated 1944, 2.5 x 50 power, in good condition with its original strap. The binoculars are functional, clean glass, no fogging or damage to the lenses themselves, however, the bakelite eye cups are chipped. The binos themselves are marked with a broa...  read more

Code: 51650

No4 Mk1* Flare Pistol

This pattern of flare gun was used on Commonwealth RAF/RCAF Bombers for operation signalling and rescue. The overall condition is fair with pitting and missing finish on the barrel, in used condition, well marked and mechanically sound. A decent example.  read more

Code: 51646

JAPANESE WW2 ARMY OFFICER’S KYU GUNTO PARADE SWORD

Slightly curved 29″ single-edged blade with full-length single fuller, long unmarked ricasso and false hamon. Cast brass hilt featuring openwork guard and integral knuckle bow attached to the pommel with integral backstrap; decorated ensuite with foliage and Imperial Chrysanthemum. Black leather grip with brass wire wrap. Re-painted black scabbard with single carrying ring. Blade very good with...  read more

Code: 51648

German Army Sword

Offered is the standard German Army sword with gilt lions head hilt, black scabbard and sword knot. The sword blade is clean and bright with the most minor of flaws. The hilt retains most of its finish with typical wear, the lions eyes are both intact, the eagle wings are open, the grip is in good condition and the sword solid. The black scabbard has 97% of its original finish and fits the swo...  read more

Code: 51643

German Mining Officer Sword

Offered is a unique sword issued to junior officers of the Mining Service of the Reich. It has no national symbols, but is marked on the hilt with a crossed set of bimetal silver mining hammers. The gilt hilt is sound and in good condition, retaining much of its finish and the grip is in good condition. The Blade is minty with some wear near the tip, but nothing to take away from the overall...  read more

Code: 51642

WWII Winter White Pullover with Fur Hood and Gloves

A set of winter whites "C" Broad Arrow marked pullover with fur hood and its waist belt. The grey elastic cuffs are both present and in good shape. Yellowed with age, it needs a bit of bleach to whiten it up, but carefully, without destroying the fur or the marking. Consult a conservationist for this job. The gloves are British made and are yellowed as well and include their tie string. This...  read more

Code: 51123