WW1 British Army P17 Remington Bayonet
A very good 1917 British Army issue bayonet by Remington, with US flaming grenade and eagle inspector's stamp, complete with a good and correct scabbard where the leather bears broad arrow and board of ordnance crown marks, together with "HGR 17" marks, presumably applied by Hepburn, Gale & Ross, a London-based manufacturer of leather goods and a military supplier. Exhibiting minor service wear... read more
175.00 GBP
Early Scout Whistle, c.1908
A very early tube whistle dating to the first years of the Boy Scouts, founded in 1907 by Lord Baden Powel. The earliest patterns were handmade and featured a one-piece solid brass cast top, which was succeeded in 1908 by a riveted lanyard loop.
Presented in good overall condition, this whistle, which is marked with the words "The Scout Patent", has age patina but no dents. A col... read more
35.00 GBP
WW2 Military Deutsches Heer Style Longines Watch, c.1945
From the outset, let me state that this is not a Deutsches Heer issue Longines, however, it is a genuine WW2 Longines watch, which certainly makes a good doppelganger for the coveted German Army version.
Presented in very good to excellent original condition, this Longines has the same 12.68 calibre ebauche as used in the DH watch. Additionally, the waterproof steel case is numbe... read more
575.00 GBP
Vintage Percussion Pistol Petrol Lighter
A very good vintage petrol lighter in the form of an antique percussion pistol, which is presented on its original wooden stand. This novelty lighter is of all-metal construction and has its fuel reservoir located down the barrel, filled from the muzzle.
Getting hard to find in working order, this collectable lighter is in great condition, retaining most of its original finish. ... read more
22.00 GBP
Military Issue 6x30 Monocular & Case
A British Army monocular marked Military Stereo, complete with its leather, ordnance-stamped case. The 6 power optics are undamaged, but with a little dirt evident.
Overall, in good order and usable, including the case. read more
WW2 US Engineers GI Pocket Knife
A good WW2 military issue pocket knife of the 4-blade type, with stag grips.
Presented in good order, the blade retains a good profile and opens and closes reliably against spring pressure. Cosmetically, the steel has an attractive light surface patina and the jigged stag horn grips are perfect.
A lovely knife suitable for EDC under UK Law. read more
78.00 GBP
WW2 Eros (Phenix) Tank Watch c.1939
An attractive Eros Tank Watch made by the Swiss Phenix Watch Company, c.1939. Phenix is a company that is known to have supplied the German Army with military service watches, including pocket watches, under their alternative name, "Eros". As such, Eros is a brand name that is now heavily associated with the German watch market, but while Eros watches were popular in Germany, they were likely d... read more
98.00 GBP
British Army Enamelware Tea Mug
A good British military issue one-pint tea mug, c.1952. Made from pressed steel, the brown enamel mug shows minor signs of regular service wear, although the base has edge chips caused by normal use. Maker and broad arrow marked to the base.
A nice, clean example suitable for use. read more
22.00 GBP
Smiths (MA) Car Clock c.1930
A beautifully mounted Smiths "Motoring Accessories" car clock, with an 8-day movement that has been cleaned and is running reliably.
The clock comes in its hinged case, retaining the original Crickelwood label, mounted in a fine hardwood frame.
The clock is sold with our free 12-month warranty, where ZMW Militaria will maintain your clock should servicing or adjus... read more