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Victorian Staff Officer Binocular Pouch and Shoulder Belt

These pouches were worn by British and Commonwealth staff officers from 1870 to 1900 in light brown leather to carry small binoculars. They wore light brown sword belts with light brown sabretache with the same insignia emblazoned in on the flap as well. This pattern can also be seen worn by the Royal Canadian Dragoons and many of the Light Horse or Mounted Rifle units of the late 18th Century...  read more

Code: 51218

Colour Print of the Battle of Waterloo

A lovely mid century print of the Battle of Waterloo. A battlefield paneramic view with Wellington and his staff featured in the foreground. Untouched by sunlight, its colours remain sound, but muted due to the period colour process. Lots of detail and a great item to highlight a sword or Napoleonic era collection. Frame measures about 24" by 30".  read more

Code: 51217

Regular Royal Engineer Victorian Officer Dress Belt

A standard RE officer brocade parade belt to be worn with full dress. The buckle is in good condition and the parts are all present including the sword belts and clasps. The bullion wire is darkened and needs cleaning and the Moroccan leather is supple, but worn. A fair example of the pattern.  read more

Code: 51099

Sergeants Scarlet Sash

An early 20th century red sash for Infantry Sergeants and above for parades and service dress. These sashes were worn on formal parades as a symbol of office and tradition. They were worn on full ceremonial dress, frock jackets, patrols, service and battledress. They are even worn to this day in most commonwealth nations. A nice example.  read more

Code: 51098

16th Lancers Pre World War One Other Ranks Chapka

Here we offer an early 20th Century headgear for the 16th Lancers. The Lancers and their classic form of headdress were adopted by the British Army in 1816 from the famous Polish Lancers that rode for Napoleon. The Chapka stayed in service well into the 20th century as a full dress accouterment that instantly identifies these units.

This example, with the Kings Crown Chapka Pla...  read more

Code: 50527

Enfield Rifle Sergeant's Tool No4 - 1860

The standard Sergeants tool issued to Sergeants as a specialist tool for adjusting the rifle. Complete with no visible markings.  read more

Code: 51067

Group of Naval Ships and Related Pictures c.1900

A nice group of large original Victorian/Edwardian photos of Naval Ships and crew.  read more

Code: 50684

WWI Lee Enfield Caring Bag

Offered is a well Broad Arrow marked WWI rifle case for the Lee Enfield Rifle. In good condition, has some scuffing and a small hole on one side. Rare piece of kit.  read more

Code: 50924

Field Made Cloth Carry Strap for the 1874 Canteen

An interesting modified cloth or canvas strap made to carry the 1874 Canteen. Probably an expedient field made item.  read more

Code: 50967

An Australian Commemorative medal for South Africa

A simple cross with slogans placed in the arms indicating victory over the formal Boer Army in 1900, It reads British South Africa, Transvaal War 1899-1900 with an image of the Queen. On the reverse it reads Peace Medal 1900 South Australia.  read more

Code: 50477