Third Reich Army Dagger Hanging Straps

All alluminium fittings to include plain upper box clip, oak leaf decorated buckles and slides, and pebbled, push-in lower Spring clips. Bullion facings to straps in good condition, some wear to green velvet backings.
These straps have seen a lot of service, but would still support a dagger.  read more

Code: 52991

Third Reich Spring Clips-Spares

Three gilded and pebbled dagger hanger clips, each bearing an RZM and/or a makers mark.
Priced each-please state which item you require when ordering.  read more

Code: 52990

Third Reich Scissors-Mercedes Benz

Now here's an unusual collectable!
A set of scissors manufactured by the Mercedes Benz Company for the Wehrmacht, in the original packing envelope.
Sindelfingen is a city in Baden-Württemberg in south Germany. It lies near Stuttgart at the headwaters of the Schwippe (a tributary of the river Würm), and is home to a Mercedes-Benz assembly plant. Scissors are stamped "DBS" standing...  read more

Code: 52985

WW1 "Sam Brown" Cross Strap

Dark brown leather adjustable strap in perfect condition and complete with buckle and clip assemblies.  read more

Code: 52983

Third Reich Bayonet Frog-Maker Marked

A exceptional black leather dress frog having a maker mark to the reverse. Leather in excellent condition with all complete stitching, minor cracking to the upper lug hole area.  read more

Code: 52981

WW1 Christmas Gift Box

The Princess Mary Gift Fund box is an embossed brass box that originally contained a variety of items such as tobacco and chocolate. It was intended as a Christmas present to those serving at Christmas in 1914 and was paid for by a public fund backed by Princess Mary.
In good condition with some minor dents.  read more

Code: 52973

Zeppelin Postcard Set

Three unused cads having views of the Zeppelin and of Graf Zeppelin himself. Zeppelin collectables are hard to find and increasingly expensive in today's market.  read more

Code: 52953

Model Cannon

A brass based hand built model howitzer mounted on a wooden base. There is a Royal Artillery button mounted on the plinth perhaps giving some clue as to the origins of this piece. Superbly made and very heavy.  read more

Code: 52948

WW1 R.F.C Thickness Gauge

Issued to Royal Flying Corps engineers, this rare tool was used to measure the thickness of sheet metals in workshops on the Western Front throughout the Great War. Marked with a 1915 date and the MOD crows foot on one side, and "Sheffield" to the other this is a rare survivor and worthy of inclusion in any collection.  read more

Code: 52937

WW2 Mortar Clinometer

Dated 1941 this instrument was used to measure the elevation of the barrels of artillery weapons, specifically in this case the Mortar.
Superbly made and stamped with the crows foot MOD mark and the makers name.  read more

Code: 52923