Military Surplus Furminator Dog Brush - New
TO CLEAR: New and sealed, ex-RAF police dog brushes by "Furminator". Made for long-haired dogs, GSD and such, but also excellent for Husky types with double coats, including my medium Shiba Inu.
We have several available, but only in "Long Hair" size. read more
7.00 GBP
Fairey Aviation Petrol Lighter
A bespoke WW2-era petrol lighter, probably made by Orlik for Fairey Aviation. Hardly used, the lighter is in working order.
Based on the Orlik No.67 "Stormproof Tank", the lighter was specially made for Fairey Aviation, as the badge is not simply applied to the top but rather, has been factory inserted into a stamped outline of the logo, which was done at the point of manufactur... read more
60.00 GBP
HMT Jawan Military Wristwatch c.1975
A rare Indian Army issue military watch. I say "rare" because, unlike this genuine government-issue example, most other HMT watches were commercial products. Sadly, since then, many of those have been faked by unscrupulous dealers, but this military HMT is the real deal. Dating from the mid-1970s, it is offered in original condition.
This was the first Indian Army pattern example... read more
90.00 GBP
WW1 "Miniature Bisley" Telescope c.1914
A superb pocket telescope made by "Steward Ltd, London". This quality 2-draw telescope offers shooters good optics with a high magnification of around x25. The leather-covered brass scope is in excellent, dent-free condition, and offers the user a fixed sun hood and smooth operation.
No lens damage or fungus - Good clear views. In addition, the leather is clean, and the stitching... read more
95.00 GBP
British Army Zippo Lighter
A modern Zippo petrol lighter bearing the engraved badge of the British Army.
The lighter appears to have never been fuelled, and as such, it has seen little or no use. Box not included, so minor surface marks are evident, but no dents. Although the lighter has not been tested, it is offered in working order when following Zippo instructions. read more
19.00 GBP
WW1 Ingersoll Trench Watch, c.1914
TO CLEAR: An early WW1 wristwatch bearing 1912 patent dates, predating the legendary Ingersoll "Midget". So-called, "Dollar Watch" these non-luminous wristwatches were ideal for military life in the trenches.
Presented in original condition, this watch is running but requires a periodic shake to help it along - It only requires basic cleaning and oiling. Well worth a little TLC. ... read more
28.00 GBP
Swift Mark II Spotting Scope, c.1985
An excellent 15x-60x x 60mm Swift Mark II spotting scope.
Originally made for the civilian market, the British Army also used Swift scopes Mark II at their sniper training school. When issued, the scopes were generally unmarked, although sources state that when new, some had paper labels stuck to them bearing NATO stock numbers. They were highly sought after, as they were very d... read more
WW1 Marksman Telescope By Steward Ltd
A very good "Quick Focus Marksman" telescope by J.H. Steward Ltd London. The Marksman was a compact version of the military telescope, yet it offered a higher level of magnification. The compact 2 draw design provided additional strength and a sharp image, which could be rapidly acquired by merely twisting the eyepiece to focus - much faster than the two-handed effort required for the push-and-... read more
78.00 GBP
NEW OLD STOCK - Mark III Webley Starting Pistol
A near-mint and unused vintage Webley .22 Starting Pistol was discovered following the closure of a family-run Sports Shop.
The pistol and magazine come in their Webley carton, complete with packing materials and instruction leaflet. All screws appear to be unturned and the black finish is generally unspoilt, with just a touch of ageing evident. A superb example that would be di... read more
Brass Royal Navy Master & Commander Shoehorn c.1807
A very good and extremely rare Royal Navy shoehorn bearing the rank insignia of the ship's Master. The triple anchor emblem first appeared in 1807 but its use was short-lived.
Onboard a First Rate Ship of the Line, a commissioned Master was the ship's navigator, regarded as second only to the Captain. However, the Admiralty could appoint the The Master as Captain of a smaller war... read more
180.00 GBP