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Italian WW2 Era, Scarce Model 1891 Carcano Leather Bandoleer With Ammunition Pouches. - L 264 This is an scarce and original WW2 era Italian green leather bandoleer with 2 ammunition pouches for the Model 1891 Mannlicher-Carcano service rifle. The bandoleer is in excellent condition and has two integral ammunition pouches to hold four clips of 6.5mm ammunition for the Model 1891 Carcano service rifle. The leather is in excellent condition with no rips or tears. The stitching is complete and in good order. The price includes UK delivery. (Belts Box). L 264 £345.00 |
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Home Front, Swan 4 Stroke JAP Engined Petrol Generator. Sn. 16185. - 16185 This is a rare and nicely restored Home Front, Swan 4 stroke petrol generator made by A.C.Morrison (Engines) of Southampton using a J.A.P engine. The generator was issued to the Royal Observer Corps to charge batteries for radios and lighting via its three phase permanent magnet alternator. The alternator has an output of 14 volts at 300 watts through a full wave rectifier. The fuel tank has both stop and drainage taps to enable the fuel tank to be drained without disconnection the pipework. The engine has an oil drainage tap on the oil filler neck. The engine has good compression and is fitted in a square steel rod carrying/protection cage. The price includes U.K. delivery and the engine will be drained of lubricants prior to dispatching. The levels will need to be replenished prior to the engine being re commissioned. Sn. 16185. £495.00 |
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Original WWI Dated 1915 Officers FoldingTrench Lantern by Manufacturer Christopher Collins of Birmingham. 21325. - 21325 The trench Lamp was intended for use with either an Oil Lamp, or if oil was not available with a lighted Candle. The Lantern has four flat glazed panes with one that opens when in the used position for access. All four glazed panels (windows) present and *undamaged-one corner missing, see images*. Christopher Collins 1915 Birmingham is imprinted to an oval plaque at the base of one side of the lantern (Christopher Collins Ltd had a factory located at Black Heath in Birmingham during WW1 and made Lamps of all descriptions including 'Magic Lanterns') and ‘Use ½ Candles Only’ on a plate at the top of another. All of the steelwork and glazing *bar one-see images* are in excellent condition. Measuring 31 cm high and 15 cm wide this is a rare piece of history for the collector/enactor. The price includes UK delivery. 21325. £295.00 |
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WW1, 1918 dated, Officers 50 Round (5 x 10 Round Pouches) Leather .303 Calibre Ammunition Bandolier By Marney & Co Ltd Walsall G&M. - MISC 895 This is an original & scarce WW1, 1918 dated British mounted infantry officers ammunition bandolier. It has the correct 5 individual ammunition carrier pouches with full flap covers capable of carrying 50x .303 calibre rounds in total (10 in each pouch). Each carrier has heavy rivets and stitching together with a single brass stud to secure the flap covers. The bandolier is fitted with its original heavy duty brass buckle. The leather is impressed with 1918 date together with manufacturer name Marney & Co Ltd and Walsall G&M 1918 (1918 date). the makers stamp is also overstamped twice with the retailers name GARROW, HEPBURN & GALE LTD LONDON. All leather rivets and stitching are present & intact. The price includes UK delivery. MISC 895 £195.00 |
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British, WW2 Era, Pair Of Belt Attached Pattern ’37 Webbing, 3 x 30 Round Magazine Pouches For The .45 Thompson Sub Machine Gun. - MISC 894 The Thompson sub machine gun was adopted by the British Army in1940 and was initially used to arm British commandoes and paratroopers. The gun went on to be used by the British army in various theatres of war. This is a pair of Mills ’37 heavy webbing pouches to be attached to the Mills belt and were canted at a 45 degree angle to the belt so they could be worn left or right handed in order that the magazines could be easily withdrawn. The rear of the belt has the standard British pattern ‘37belt attachment brass fittings and the front has the American type of flap fittings. There is a photograph of this type of pouch being used by a British soldier in the Burma campaign. The price for this pair of belt pouches includes U.K. delivery. MISC 894 £175.00 |
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WW2, 1943 Dated, British, Pair of Lanchester Sub Machine Gun, 3 Magazine Pattern 37 Webbing Pouch. - MISC 893 The Lanchester sub machine gun was manufactured by Sterling Armaments and was adopted by the Royal Navy and the Royal Air Force Regiment in the Second World War. The gun was adopted from the German MP29 as an expedient to produce a sub machine gun. These are a rare pair of Pattern 37 webbing khaki 3 magazine webbing pouch for the Lanchester machine gun. The pouches have 3 vertical webbing compartments for 3 magazines and a pouch on the front. Both parts of the pouch are closed by a webbing flap and secured by brass press studs. The rear of the pouch has webbing attachments to wear the pouch on either side of the chest, supported by a webbing belt attachment. The inside of the top flaps are nicely stencilled in black M.E.Co (Mills Equipment Company) 1943 (1943date) and a crowfoot. The pouches are in excellent condition with no holes, rips or tears. The price for this pair of chest pouches includes U.K. delivery. The Lanchester 50 round magazine is shown for illustration purposes and is not included in the sale. MISC 893 £245.00 |
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WW2, 1941 Dated, British, Air Ministry (Royal Air Force), Pair of Lanchester Sub Machine Gun, 3 Magazine Pattern 37 Webbing Pouch. - MISC 892 The Lanchester sub machine gun was manufactured by Sterling Armaments and was adopted by the Royal Navy and the Royal Air Force Regiment in the Second World War. The gun was adopted from the German MP29 as an expedient to produce a sub machine gun. These are a rare pair of Pattern 37 webbing khaki 3 magazine webbing pouch for the Lanchester machine gun. The pouches have 3 vertical webbing compartments for 3 magazines and a pouch on the front. Both parts of the pouch are closed by a webbing flap and secured by brass press studs. The rear of the pouch has webbing attachments to wear the pouch on either side of the chest, supported by a webbing belt attachment. The inside of the top flaps are nicely stencilled in black with the kings crown over A.M. (Air Ministry) T LTD 1941 (1941 date) and A.C. 1941(1941 date). The pouches are in excellent condition with no holes, rips or tears. The price for this pair of chest pouches includes U.K. delivery. The Lanchester 50 round magazine is shown for illustration purposes and is not included in the sale. MISC 892 £245.00 |
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British WD MK 3 Webbing Open Top Tanker’s Holster For Enfield .380 Calibre Spurless Tanker’s Revolvers. - MISC 891 This is an original British WD Mark 3 Webbing open top Tanker’s holster. This MK 3 pattern of holster was introduced in 1943 (see page 108 of Skennerton’s booklet .380 Enfield No.2 Revolver) with the suspension strap completely removed. There are no visible manufacturer marks to the holster. The front of the holster has a retaining strap with press stud fastener and 6 individual stitched loops to hold rounds of .380 ammunition. The front also has a stitched pocket for the brass cleaning rod. All material and stitching are clean and intact. The price includes UK delivery. (NB The Tanker’s Revolver illustrated in the images is not included but is available separately on our website). MISC 891 £195.00 |
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British WD MK 2 Webbing Open Top Tanker’s Holster For Enfield .380 Calibre Spurless Tanker’s Revolvers. - MISC 890 This is an original British WD Mark 2 Webbing open top Tanker’s holster with correct shortened leg strap. This MK 2 pattern of holster was introduced in 1942 (see page 108 of Skennerton’s booklet .380 Enfield No.2 Revolver) with the suspension strap reduced in length. There are no visible manufacturer marks to the holster. The front of the holster has a retaining strap with press stud fastener and 6 individual stitched loops to hold rounds of .380 ammunition. The front also has a stitched pocket for the brass cleaning rod. All material and stitching are clean and intact. The price includes UK delivery. (NB The Tanker’s Revolver illustrated in the images is not included but is available separately on our website). MISC 890 £245.00 |
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WW2, British WD MK 2 Webbing Open Top Tanker’s Holster For Enfield .380 Calibre Spurless Tanker’s Revolvers. - MISC 889 This is an original British WD Mark 2 Webbing open top Tanker’s holster with correct shortened leg strap. This MK 2 pattern of holster was introduced in 1942 (see page 108 of Skennerton’s booklet .380 Enfield No.2 Revolver) with the suspension strap reduced in length. There are no visible manufacturer marks and the holster retains the mark 1 reinforced sides. The front of the holster has a retaining strap with press stud fastener and 6 individual stitched loops to hold rounds of .380 ammunition. The front also has a stitched pocket for the brass cleaning rod. All material and stitching are clean and intact. The price includes UK delivery. (NB The Tanker’s Revolver illustrated in the images is not included but is available separately on our website). MISC 889 £245.00 |
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