Canadian 1845 Pattern Infantry Sword (Montreal)

Offered is the standard 1845 sword with VR cypher on the blade and the gilt hilt. The blade is etched, in generally good condition, with some greying of the surface and common wear. No chips or damage. The hilt is in good tight condition with its shark Skin wire wrapped grip. The scabbard has a nice patina and there is a sword knot included. A decent example of the most common of service swo...  read more

Code: 50887

1854 Kanpsack Reproduction "Y" Straps

Rarely do I offer reproduction items, but this is a piece of kit often missing from the 1854 pack that someone may want to have to display the pack as it was worn.  read more

Code: 51088

WWI Drum with Original Sticks

A drum dating from WWI made in England that has seen a lot of use. Many of these drums remained in service well into WWII. Its shell is all brass and marked on one side by the maker. Date and name obscured. The rope and wood appear to be original with the proper paint pattern and the top skin intact, but the bottom skin split with age. A nice affordable example for any WWI collection.  read more

Code: 50883

1902 Pattern Saddle Wallets

Offered is a saddle wallet set for the 1902 pattern saddle. All parts are present, leather is in supple good condition and markings present. A staple for a saddle display.  read more

Code: 50928

WWI Officer Lace-up RFC Flight Boots

Here is offered a classic pair of lace-up officer boots, typical of those favoured by the RFC. Original laces and in good condition, leather supple and original soles with rubber heel.  read more

Code: 51177

Martini Henry Sight and Barrel Cap

I have several versions of this protective piece of kit, some field made and others issued. When British soldiers were on overseas duty keeping ones barrel clean and the sight protected in the harsh environments of the empire, so these handy caps were made for the purpose. This one is brass with a chrome or nickel plate and is complete in the standard form made for issue.  read more

Code: 51086

Martini Henry Barrel Cap

I have several versions of this protective piece of kit, some field made and others issued. When British soldiers were on overseas duty keeping ones barrel clean and the sight protected in the harsh environments of the empire, so these handy caps were made for the purpose. This one is a unique field made version with a lager dome to protect the sight.  read more

Code: 51087

10th Royal Grenadier Silver Grenade Badge for the 1876 Helmet

A 10th Royal Grenadier grenade badge, thought to be 20th century, some speculating it never saw service and that it maybe a reproduction made specifically for the modern Regiment's Pioneer Section that traditionally performed drills for special occasions as a historical reenactment. More research required. Lugs replaced.  read more

Code: 51224

90th Bn Militia Cap Badge

The 90th Battalion was raised in Winnipeg and it saw several changes in badge design. This model is a pre 1914 pattern.  read more

Code: 50245

Lord Strathcona Horse CEF Cap Badge

Strathcona's Horse was authorized on 1 February 1900 and embarked for Africa on 17 March 1900. There it fought as part of the 3rd Mounted Brigade and 4th Infantry Brigade, II Division, until its departure from the theatre of operations on 20 January 1901. The unit disbanded on 9 March 1901. The regiment was placed on active service at the start of the Great War on 6 August 1914 for instructiona...  read more

Code: 50267