Merwin and Hulbert Late Model Solid Frame Revolver

Merwin and Hubert Co Later Model single action top strap Revolver
Manufactured by Hopkins and Allen
1876-1880
Cal.44 M&H cf
Unique extraction and loading mechanism- barrel with top strap twists sideways and when pulled forward with cylinder attached extracts cartridges.

This is a very nice piece and has been part of my own collection for a number of ye... read more

Code: 50368

WW2 BRITISH BREN GUN BARREL HOLDALL AND SPARE PARTS CARRIER

Dated 1944
Solid condition with straps and buckles but grubby.

Price includes postage (UK) read more

Code: 50612

A Chinese Western Zhou Style Bronze Helmet

A Chinese Western Zhou Style Bronze Helmet, with angular lug to the panelled crown and plume holders to each ear flange, 33cm high.

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Code: 50247

BUTCHER BAYONET 1898/1905 pattern

An Imperial German 1898/1905 pattern Butcher Bayonet with scabbard, for the Gew 98 Mauser Rifle.

The ricasso is stamped ' waffenfabrik mauser a-g oberndorf a.n The back of the blade is stamped ' W 15' (1915) with the Imperial Crown.

The bayonet itself is in good condition for its age and use. It is good and solid. As you can see from the pictures the stamping is ... read more

Code: 50609

1874 PATTERN GRAS BAYONET St ETIENNE

French sword bayonet. It was manufactured to fit the French Model 1874 "Gras" Infantry Rifle, basically a refinement of the Model 1866 Chassepot Infantry Rifle. The "Gras" was manufactured from 1874 to about 1885.

This bayonet has a solid brass pommel with integral latching mechanism (push-button/spring-steel). Grips are wood. Crossguard is steel, lower guard forming a hooked ... read more

Code: 50607

ATS /WRAC BOOTS

A pair of ATS brown leather boots. 8 pairs of eyeholes.
Size 6 1/2
Dated 1951
Good sturdy condition.
These are from my own collection. I had them repaired a few years ago by an old fashioned cobbler who used period segs and methods.
A rare yet very wearable item. read more

Code: 50606

FULLER PHONE MK IV

For information about the Fuller phone, please refer to this excellent website.
http://www.wftw.nl/ful.html

This example of a Mark IV (the most common type used WW1 and WW2 is not in a wooden case, but certainly looks the part for a display. We have not had it working for a few years, and cannot guarantee if it is currently working but probably would someone with the app... read more

Code: 50604

Springfield 1873 Trowel Bayonet

Taken from
https://www.forgottenweapons.com/the-good-idea-fairy-strikes-american-trowel-bayonets/
"The United States first experimented with a combination trowel and bayonet in 1868, producing 200 experimental examples made from standard socket bayonets. This was immediately followed by an additional 500 Model 1869 trowel bayonets made new. These were distributed to a few compani... read more

Code: 50605

PCR RECEIVER PYE INVICTA

A valve based broadcast receiver developed by Pye Radio Works Ltd in Cambridge (UK) and was produced from April 1944 onwards by Pye , Phillips Lamps Ltd in London and Invicta Radio. During WW2 a small number was supplied to resistance groups in Norway France and the Netherlands, probably for the reception of coded messages that were broadcast via the BBC. After the war it was used as an Army We... read more

Code: 50603

EARLY c19th FLINTLOCK PISTOL WITH BRASS STUDDING

This pistol seems to have had an interesting history with perhaps a good story behind it if only it could speak. It is a Belgian Sea Service pistol which has been customised with good brass studding and the addition of a ramrod. As these pistols were widely available to all European seamen during the Napoleonic Wars period the story could be one of capture and customisation by anyone or customi... read more

Code: 50600