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
200.00 CAD
Korean War RCAF Wedge Cap
A Standard RCAF wedge cap with badge in mint condition, dated 1951. read more
60.00 CAD
GGBG 1907 Forage Cap
A very clean example of the GGBG Forage cap introduced in 1907 and dated 1910. The liner is complete, the exterior has faint moth tracks on the rear of the white band, not visible in the pic it is so faint, and no holes at all. The cloth is not faded nor soiled and the peak is mint. The cap badge dates from the 1920s, not surprising as these caps remained in service a long time. The leather c... read more
450.00 CAD
Royal Canadian Regiment Officer Forage Cap c.1912
Offered is a Field Officer cap to a member of the RCR. The peak of the cap has a bullion wire border indicating field or senior officer rank. The standard Regimental colour scheme includes the royal midnight blue body with red piping and band. Mounted is a Victorian Officer cap badge of the RCR. This would not be surprising as senior officers often retained their old badges for are, regardles... read more
425.00 CAD
1895 Officer Cap to 7th Cavalry Regiment
A well preserved US Cavalry cap used during the Spanish American War complete, without mothing and its original cap insignia. The maker label has been removed or fallen off. It has a very good shape and is an excellent example of this American service cap. read more
350.00 CAD
Into the Valley of Death
A detailed look at the famous charge, the events that lead to the tragedy and its fall out. read more
25.00 CAD
Bloody Albuera
A detailed study of one of the major battles of the Peninsular Campaign in the Napoleonic Wars. read more
25.00 CAD
Argyle and Sutherland Highlander Glengarry
I believe this glengarry to be from the post WWII era, made by Scully Montreal. Made for the Canadian Argyles out of Hamilton, Ontario. Very good condition, Officer quality cap without any signs of a badge being mounted. This dicing pattern is for the Argyles, straight as an arrow edging, so likely post war. read more
125.00 CAD
1912 Marksmanship Award
A good example of the shooting award issued during the Edwardian era to Canadian Militia as recognition at official shooting tournaments for outstanding marksmanship. These were worn on the scarlet uniforms on the left arm. An example of this type can be found in Clive Laws book Scarlet to Khaki. read more
140.00 CAD