WW1 - British and Allies

BRITISH WWI ROYAL FLYING CORPS GOGGLES.

A very nice brown leather face protected goggles with the goggle section being sprung loaded and folds flat. Some wear to the lenses, complete with their elasticated head strap. Some fur remaining to the inside of the leather.  read more

Code: 79090

BRITISH WWI OFFICERS SAM BROWNE.

A very nice condition identified British officers Sam Browne belt and cross strap. Stamped in various places and indelibly ink marked with the name ‘O.Corderoy’.  read more

Code: 79170

BRITISH WWI PROPELLER STAND.

A lovely trophy stand being the propeller tips of each end of a large WWI propeller. Both tips are brass mounted and each tip is 55cm in length, they have been joined together with the addition of a central tray. This is a fantastic display piece for an aviation trophy. No markings to the tips.  read more

Code: 79065

BRITISH WWI GROUPING OF MEDALS,INSIGNIA, PAINTINGS ETC.,

An important and well documented group of three WWI medals and accompanying Royal Naval Air Service Uniform tunic, insignia, paintings, silks , badges , diaries and sketches to a Chief Petty Officer W.W.Collins, Royal Naval Air Service. Collins, who served as an observer with No.1. Kite Balloon Section aboard the first Kite Balloon ship HMS Manica during the Dardanelles campaign of 1915 helping...  read more

Code: 78509

BRITISH WWI MACHINE GUN IMAGE.

A very nice image measuring 21x17cm in a larger mount of A Company the 7th Royal Welsh Fusiliers at Porthcawl in 1929, set up in a field with their WWI fluted barrelled Vickers machine guns. Good detail of uniform and of the guns themselves with an officer and Sergeant Major standing to the rear. Placed in its card mount with its wood frame, glass missing.  read more

Code: 78626

BRITISH WWI HIGHLAND LIGHT INFANTRY OFFICERS DATED KILT.

A lovely condition officers quality kilt, kilts are very susceptible to moth damage, this has no damage whatsoever, highest quality tartan with its original label stitched to the waistband, unusually produced in Philadelphia USA ‘John Woodhouse (or Woodside) 1916’. possibly being retailed in Toronto Canada Before the date of 1916 would appear to be the letters ‘DSO’.  read more

Code: 78005

AUSTRALIAN WWI SOLDIER'S ISSUE FORK.

Marked with the Australian 'DD' acceptance stamp, also marked 'Titan' with date '1916'.  read more

Code: 75843

AUSTRALIAN WWI SOLDIER'S ISSUE FORK.

Marked with the Australian 'DD' acceptance stamp, also marked 'Titan' with date '1916'.  read more

Code: 75842

BRITISH WWI LEWIS GUN CLEARING TOOL.

Nice condition cartridge clearing tool for the Lewis gun. Broad arrow marked. Stamped 'Plug Clearing Gun Lewis'.  read more

Code: 73593

BRITISH WWI 1914 PATTERN HAVERSACK.

The rare haversack in 1908 pattern webbing but with 1914 equipment leather strapping. Some numbering to the exterior. Staining overall but no actual damage, all buckles and straps are good, strong and present. An important part of the 14 equipment set.  read more

Code: 72200