The 2nd Middlesex Militia Other Ranks Victorian Period Helmet Plate, good quality items in die stamped white metal, with central Garter motto and central ‘2/Mm’, lacking one loop fastener otherwise very good condition
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The 38th Bn. By Eric Fairey (Burridge reprint soft cover)
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The 46th South Devon Regiment. See Parkyn plate 272. Pre 1855.
The 46th served in Australia 1814 – 1818.
The 48th Northamptonshire Regiment. See Parkyn plate 382 circa 1820 – 1825
The 48th served in Australia 1817 – 1824
The 52nd Battalion A.I.F. 1916-1919 By Neville Browning. First edition. This copy is a limited print of 200 and is numbered and signed.
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The 52nd Battalion A.I.F. 1916-1919 By Neville Browning. Second edition.
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The 63rd (West Suffolk) Regiment Officers 1855 Pattern Shako, an extremely fine and rare example, the black beaver covered body with sunken patent leather top similar bottom bracing band and front and rear peaks, correct bronze gorgon’s head at the back for ventilation. Broken and incomplete leather chin strap but with very good leather sweatband and silk attached liner. Good frontal plate correct and original to the helmet. Plume holder although original is not of the 1855 pattern but correct wool ball. The helmet is in excellent condition with very good beaver body.
Excellent condition SOLD
THE ANZAC BATTALION IN SOUTH VIETNAM 1967-68 Edited by Major K. E. Newman.
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The Army Ordnance Corps |
Single oxidised collar | SOLD |
C309 The Army Ordnance Corps 61mm Oxidised Hat Badge
The Best Fellows Anyone Could Wish To Meet 8th Lt Horse A. Box (soft cover).
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THE BLUE & WHITE DIAMOND History of the 28th Bn.AIF 1915-19 by Neville Browning.
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The Blue & White Diamond 28 Bn. By N. Browning First edition
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THE BRITISH CAVALRY SWORD 1788-1912 Some New Perspectives. By Richard Dellar
Every now and then a reference book comes along that deserves to be included with such greats as the Badge books by King & Kipling and British Battles & Medals.
This book follows on from Swords of the British Army by Robson and deserves to be included with these outstanding publications.
Specialising in Cavalry, Dellar expands on each of the patterns in a clear and concise manner and I feel sure it is a book that will negate the frustration of a google search for information.
Hard cover, sewn section, gold blocked with a dust jacket 326 pages. This book is profusely illustrated on quality paper giving numerous examples of the various patterns.
A must have for any serious sword collector.
$115.00 + P&P
$60
