11th Irish Fusilier of Canada Busby c.1914

Offered is a busby to a unit from Vancouver BC that mirrored the traditions of the British Irish Fusiliers. The busby is dated and stamped WD 1914 on the interior. The fur is in grate condition, none of it missing. The badge and proper green plume are present with out signs of rebadging. The helmet is the proper short haired slope top short busby of the Fusilier soldier. The chin scale is mi...  read more

Code: 51073

FNC1 Rifle Tool

Not that much of an antique, but certainly obsolete to the Canadian Army. I have 2 here for those interested.  read more

Code: 51071

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

WWII Canadian Issue Large Bren Pouch Set

These pouches were meant to be worn by the 2 on the Bren gun team within a section. It was additional capacity to take on extra Bren mags in the field. They are worn over the left shoulder, with the large strap worn under the epaulette and the thin strap wrapped around the chest or waist. One pouch is marked rear and the other front for ease of assembly. The idea was the left shoulder would ...  read more

Code: 50752

RCAF Dress Pants 1941

A nice pair of dress pants worn with the flight jacket, not to be confused with BD pants. Dated 1941 and no mothing.  read more

Code: 51040

Belgian Browning M22 Pistol Holster

These Belgian military pistols were used extensively throughout Europe by the Germans using captured stocks of weapons and related equipment. This pistol holster can be seen in use by mainly Luftwaffe Piolets and Waffen SS units. They were not considered first line equipment due to parts and other logistics issues. The Waffen SS were initially issued with foreign captured ordnance until late...  read more

Code: 51031

Web Sword Hanger

Offered is a standard web shoulder belt worn underneath the dress uniform to hang the sword or dagger from the left pocket or below the tunic skirt. It is not marked, but probably WWII era.  read more

Code: 51030

Early Senior NCO Sword 1822-45

Swords were purchased on the market by serving Officers. The government produced swords for NCOs in the various arms that needed them, the infantry for the use of Sergeant Majors only. Here is offered an early transitional sword with its original issue scabbard. THis particular sword has had a rough history with poor care and numerous changes. The blade is chipped several places along its l...  read more

Code: 51027

1845 Infantry Officer Sword - Halifax

A lovely sword in very good condition, typical wear, marked by a Halifax distributor. A bright blade with fine etching and no damage. The hilt still has traces of its gilt finish, and the grip has its fish skin and wire intact. The leather scabbard is in good shape with its brass fittings intact, one loose. A great example with its leather field knot.  read more

Code: 51012

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