1853 Bayonet and Frog

Standard Issue Bayonet of the period, marked, but not to a unit. The frog is the 1870 Pattern. In good condition overall.  read more

Code: 51580

WWII Brigadier Forage Cap

Offered is a Brigadier service dress cap from WWII. Not named. Well preserved, but a split on the cap peak that can probably be repaired. Other wise a great example, with its liner and chinstrap complete, staff buttons and the badge original to the cap.  read more

Code: 51660

RCAF Duffle Bag and Web Kit

The standard white duffle with blue stripe, named and in good shape. The blue grey webbing includes 2 x back pack straps, 2 x shoulder straps, 2 x blanket straps and a canteen carry harness. Typical of what an enlisted aircrew would be issued, all war time.  read more

Code: 51378

WWI or II Rifle Cleaning Funnel for the Lee Enfield

A galvanized funnel produced during the war to allow soldiers to use boiling water to assist in cleaning their barrels. A sought after item by gun collectors. Very useful. Marked Stelco Canada Limited. No military markings. Today it can be used with varsol.  read more

Code: 51407

1870s Glengarry Cap with Militia Badge

A good worn example of the glengarry used during the later quarter of the 19th century by all Militia. These caps were worn in North West Canada and were replaced in 1896 with the Wedge Service Cap. The cap has no mothing or tears. The lining is complete and the leather band at the base of the cap shows wear, but still supple. The pom pom is missing from the crown of the cap along with the s...  read more

Code: 51659

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

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

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