WW1 Vintage French Field Glasses

Marked “Prismex Paris” these binoculars are in good order having good optics and collimation. Complete with leather carrying strap.  read more

Code: 54497

Vintage WW1 Era “Vest Pocket” Autographic Camera

Manufactured by Kodak Eastman in New York during the period 1912 to 1926 and used extensively by soldiers during the First World War. Complete with the knurled “scribe” used for marking the film.  read more

Code: 54496

Vintage WW1 Era Pocket Camera

Produced between 1915 and 1926, by the Eastman Kodak company in Rochester New York, this “vest pocket” Autographic Camera was popular with soldiers during WW1 and became known as the “soldiers camera”. Featuring an “Autographic” system which allowed photographers to write directly on the film, it became known as the “vest pocket” as it was designed to fit into the waistcoat pocket.
In e...  read more

Code: 54494

WW11 Prismatic Binoculars

Dated 1940 and manufactured by Watson Baker in Welwyn, this set have clear optics and graticules and are complete with hard to find original leather hanging strap. “Crows foot” stamped. Leather storage case is in good condition with a red velvet interior.  read more

Code: 54493

Vintage Commemorative Plaque

A wooden WW1 war memorial plaque having gilded lettering.
Some research has been conducted into the names listed on the memorial, showing that the second listed, Arthur Barber, was a member of the R.N.V.R. and was only 19 years of age when he was killed, and subsequently awarded the Military Medal. He is additionally commemorated on the Arras war memorial.
The memorial has a de...  read more

Code: 54487

Vintage British Military Universal Stereoscope

The Stereoscope Universal Bar-Parallax (often referred to as a parallax bar or stereometer) is a scientific instrument used to measure the height of objects (such as trees, buildings, or terrain) from aerial photographs, and was crucial for military intelligence. While many surviving examples are from the 1940s–1950s (World War II and later), the technology originated from earlier stereoscopic ...  read more

Code: 54486

German Sword/bayonet 1874-1917

Identified as Military Official - Defense Troops, this portepee has a leather strap and tarnished gold stem, crown and oval acorn. Base of acorn is filled with twisted black wire.
Strap has some damage but is still suitable for display, but not mounted on a weapon.  read more

Code: 54484

Third Reich Dress Bayonet Frog

Brown dress frog having some minor loss of stitching at the belt loop end. No damage to the scabbard lug hole or to the leather finish.  read more

Code: 54483

Third Reich K98 Combat Bayonet Frog

Black leather “cavalry” style frog of four rivet construction having a leather grip strap sandwiched between the waist section. All stitching intact and with no damage to the scabbard lug hole. Reverse is stamped with an R.B. Number.  read more

Code: 54482

Third Reich Combat Bayonet Frog

K98 Brown leather frog of high quality having all intact stitching and an undamaged scabbard lug hole.
Excellent example.  read more

Code: 54481