Vintage Cutlery / Pistol Box

An old but attractive cutlery box ready to be repurposed to hold a pair of pistols or a quality mid-size revolver. Presented in good condition, the box exudes quality workmanship, with its brass reinforced corners and escutcheons, together with an English made and patented lock, but missing its key, plus some minor loss of veneer.

Internally, the case has dark blue velour and sil...  read more

Code: 51767

Early LMS Railway Watch By Record, c.1923

This is a genuine and early example of a London, Midland & Scottish railway pocket watch. Created in 1923, the LMS was an amalgamation of smaller rail networks that served virtually the length of Great Britain.

Probably cleaned daily, this pocket watch displays its heritage on the back of the hemetic case. Made by the Record Watch Co., their robust "negative-set" industrial grade...  read more

Code: 51764

Rolls Royce Broad Arrow Die Stamp

A vintage but unused and mint die stamp by Pryor that was intended to mark the aluminium identification plates found on MOD equipment, believed to have been used in the production of Rolls-Royce aircraft and tank engines.  read more

Code: 51763

WW2 8-Day Mk2 RAF Aircraft Clock c.1943

A rare 8-Day RAF Mark 2 aircraft clock in perfect mint original condition, with the dial dated 1943 - Not repainted.

Made by Smiths, this clock could have been fitted to any WW2 bomber or fighter aircraft. However, the addition of 1953 maintenance unit inscriptions to the back of the clock, intimate that it remained in service postwar, possibly on a jet. Nevertheless, what is par...  read more

Code: 51344

WW2 WWW Longines c.1945 (Extra Photos)

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Code: 51680

WW2 GSTP Unitas Watch

An excellent General Service watch by Unitas. Few WW2 watches are found this good. Showing little sign of use, the watch is running well and keeping time.

Interestingly, the same Unitas ebauche was used to construct some Royal Navy chronometers and Fleet Air Arm aircraft clocks. They are renowned for their precision.  read more

Code: 51762

WW2 Smiths GSTP Watch

A good example of a rare early WW2 military pocket watch, made in England by Smiths. In keeping with War Department requirements, these 15 jewel GSTP watches were of good quality. Still, almost the entire production of Smiths was concentrated on delivering stopwatches and instrument clocks, which makes these very hard to find.

Presented in good order, the watch is running well an...  read more

Code: 51761

POLITE NOTICE - PROOF OF IDENTITY - POLITE NOTICE

Would all collectors please note that if you are not personally known to ZMW Militaria, you may be asked for proof of identity before purchasing or making an appointment to view any Age Restricted, or certain other items.  read more

Code: 50786

ZMW Militaria - Pocket Watch Servicing

Our watches are checked for function and guaranteed to work to ensure customer satisfaction, but only some have been serviced. As with any watch, if you intend to use one regularly, it will require a service at some point in the future. This is why Watch Servicing is offered for customers buying from ZMW Militaria.

After purchase, a pocket watch service can be requested at any ti...  read more

Code: 51756

WW2 GSTP Damas Pocket Watch

An excellent WW2 issue General Service pocket watch by Damas.

This is a fine example of a wartime British Army watch, with a wonderful black and white dial. Having retained most of its original finish, including the military ink acceptance stamp on the inner case back, the watch is sold in good working order with little sign of wear.

The "Damas" name was registere...  read more

Code: 51758