Miscellaneous
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Victorian Leather Bound Cosh With Integral Weighted Ends. Sn 13422 - 13422 This is an unusual cosh most likely made sometime in the Victorian era. It measures 9 ½” overall length. The shaft has weighted ‘club’ head ends which double as pommel ends for striking and assist grip depending which way round the cosh is held. The cosh is expertly bound in brown leather . Price for this unusual piece includes UK delivery. Sn 13422 £195.00 |
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Boer War Era British Cavalry Officers Private Purchase Leather Bound Riding Crop / Club With Integral Weighted Head For Self Defence Or Battle Use. Sn 13421 - 13421 This is an unusual riding crop form club no doubt a British Cavalry Officers private purchase weapon. It measures 25” overall including the leather wrist strap. The 17 1/2" long wood shaft with weighted ‘club’ head is expertly bound in brown leather for self defence or use in battle. The bottom end of the shaft has cord binding and a leather loop with 2 eyelets. Price for this unusual piece includes UK delivery. Sn 13421 £275.00 |
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WW2 German Army Helios Swiss Heer Wristwatch & Leather Wrist strap. Misc. 855 - Misc 855 A WW2 Wehrmacht German Army Heer Swiss made "Helios" jewelled wristwatch. The German Army had special pocket and wristwatches for their Officers and special functions. (Deutsches Heer - German). The German Army. Letters DH designated the watches made in Switzerland under the military order for Germany during WW2. The watch face is black and is marked "Helios". The backside is marked "Stahlbowden (stainless) Wasserdicht (which means loosely translated watertight) D 20164 H". The D may mean "Dienstuhr" which means "Service Watch" and the H is Heer for Army, Service Watch Army. The watch has a clear glass and luminescent minute and hour hands. The watch has a second sub scale. The watch appears to work perfectly, but has not been serviced by us. The winder works as it should and alters the hour and minute hands as it should. The watch has a black leather strap. A very nice WW2 German Army service watch. The price includes UK delivery. Misc 855 £395.00 |
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MINT,Victorian British Army, Scottish Gordon Highlanders 2 Tassel Horse Hair Sporran With Leather Pouch & Regiment Badge. Sn 13354 - 13354 The Gordon Highlanders were a line Infantry Regiment of the British Army that existed for 113 years, from 1881 until 1994 when it was amalgamated with the Queen's Own Highlanders (Seaforth and Camerons) to form the Highlanders (Seaforth, Gordons and Camerons). This is a near mint, Victorian era 2 tassel Sporran to the Gordon Highlanders. The white horse hair sporran has 2 brown horse hair tassels, with engraved brass top mounts. It has its red & brown leather pouch with flap covered pocket and 2 belt loops. The front of the Sporran has the Victorian white metal Regiment badge of the Gordon Highlanders mounted on the brass cantle which has engraved decoration. Price for this Sporran worthy of further research includes UK delivery. Sn 13354 £375.00 |
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Scottish Military Sporran With Two Tassels and a Badge To The Camerons. Misc 852. - Misc 852 Sporran is the Gaelic word for purse, and it is a traditional part of Highland dress. The sporran is a bag worn on the front of a kilt to provide a pocket for carrying any number of objects, and it is revered in Scotland as much as the kilt itself. The design is meant for utility or decoration, depending on the occasion. This is a Scottish Sporran with two tassels and Cameron's badge to the front. The sporran is in very good condition. It is made of horse hair and has two matching horse hair tassels suspended from metal chains. The top is black leather and it has a metal cantle. Fixed to the black leather is a Camerons badge in gilt. On the reverse there are two brown leather belt loops and a flap covered pocket which is shaped. Under the flap there are two handwritten names "W.V. Hansen PTE Llewellyn 23959684". This is a nice example. The price includes UK delivery. Misc 852 £175.00 |
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Squires Gin Advertising Ceramic Statue, Victorian Hunting Gentleman With Hound. Sn 13296 - 13296 This is a very nice Squires Gin advertising ceramic statue. It depicts a Victorian hunting gentleman carrying a shotgun with a hound sat down on his left side. It was used to advertise Squires Gin and would have stood on a bar. The statue is ceramic and is very colourful, with the gentleman having a green jacket and black top hat. Stood on a plinth with a hound. The colours are vivid and the ceramic is in very good, undamaged condition. There are no makers names on the statue, there is a black cross on the base. It stands 10" high. The price includes UK delivery. Sn 13296 £125.00 |
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Limited Edition 46/1000 Lancashire County Fire Brigade Presentation Case of Constituent Brigades Cap Badges. Sn 13291 - 13291 A mint condition limited edition 46/1000 Lancashire County Fire Brigade presentation case of Constituent Brigades Cap Badges. The case is red with gold lettering and on the top it has an outline map of the Lancashire County area with the constituent brigade locations marked on it. To the left of this it has "Lancashire County Fire Brigade" below this the Fire Brigade emblem and below this "Constituent Brigades Cap Badges". Inside, the base has a red felt covered card with 8 x brigade badges fixed to it for display. The badges are Burnley, Lancashire Pre 1987, Blackpool Pre 1956, Preston, West Riding, Blackburn, Lancashire Post 1987 and Blackpool Post 1956. The cap badge order is repeated in the lid in gold lettering on cream silk. Also with the set is a laminated and sealed signed card authenticating the limited edition set number. This is a very nice presentation set and in mint condition. The price includes UK delivery. Sn 13291 £225.00 |
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Limited Edition 863/1000 West Yorkshire Fire Service Presentation Case of Constituent Brigades Cap Badges. Sn 13290 - 13290 A mint condition limited edition 863/1000 West Yorkshire Fire Service presentation case of Constituent Brigades Cap Badges. The case is dark blue with gold lettering and on the top it has an outline map of the West Yorkshire area with the Constituent brigade locations marked on it. To the left of this it has "West Yorkshire Fire Service" below this the Fire Brigade emblem and below this "Constituent Brigades Cap Badges". On the reverse the makers name "Marples & Beasley Ltd. Birmingham". Inside, the base has a blue felt covered card with 9 x brigade badges fixed to it for display. The badges are Post 1984, Pre 1984, West Riding, Bradford, Leeds, Halifax, Dewsbury, Huddersfield and Wakefield. Also is a small oval with the edition number "0863". The cap badge order is repeated in the lid in gold lettering on cream silk. Also with the set is a laminated and sealed signed card authenticating the limited edition set number. This is a very nice presentation set and in mint condition. The price includes UK delivery. Sn 13290 £225.00 |
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Victorian / Edwardian Game Keeper's, 12 Bore Blank Shotgun Cartridge, Trip Wire 'Alarm Gun'. MISC 851 - MISC 851 This complete Victorian / Edwardian Era Gamekeeper's alarm gun was used to warn Gamekeepers of the presence of Poachers on Estates or outbuildings. Several variants were available in the period. This alarm consists of a 33 ½” long, ¼” square iron bar which is mounted with the loading mechanism, hammer weight and release trigger / hook holed for trip wire. It has its original breech plate chain and breech plate with firing pin. The spike end of the bar would be inserted in the ground and a trip wire stretched from the release hook at the top of the bar to some immoveable object such as a tree stump or gate. The bottom mount would be preloaded with a 12 bore blank shotgun cartridge and the breech plate with pin placed on top providing a firing chamber. The release hook would hold the top weight in place until released by an intruder tripping over the wire. The weight would drop and strike the breech plate discharging the blank round. The alarm is painted red & has even patina consistent with age and no rust. There are no visible manufacturer or date marks on this alarm. Price includes UK delivery. NB As an antique alarm gun no licence is required to own this item in the UK if retained as part of a collection or display. MISC 851 £295.00 |
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Victorian / Edwardian Game Keeper's, 12 Bore Blank Shotgun Cartridge, Trip Wire 'Alarm Gun'. MISC 850 - MISC 850 This complete Victorian / Edwardian Era Gamekeeper's alarm gun was used to warn Gamekeepers of the presence of Poachers on Estates or outbuildings. Several variants were available in the period. This alarm consists of a 33 ½” long, ¼” square iron bar which is mounted with the loading mechanism, hammer weight and release trigger / hook holed for trip wire. It has its original breech plate chain and breech plate with firing pin. The spike end of the bar would be inserted in the ground and a trip wire stretched from the release hook at the top of the bar to some immoveable object such as a tree stump or gate. The bottom mount would be preloaded with a 12 bore blank shotgun cartridge and the breech plate with pin placed on top providing a firing chamber. The release hook would hold the top weight in place until released by an intruder tripping over the wire. The weight would drop and strike the breech plate discharging the blank round. The alarm is painted black & has even patina consistent with age and no rust. There are no visible manufacturer or date marks on this alarm. Price includes UK delivery. NB As an antique alarm gun no licence is required to own this item in the UK if retained as part of a collection or display. MISC 850 £295.00 |
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