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#m08
Sten machine carbine magazine loading tool. Blued overall and in excellent condition.
Can$35
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#m05
– South African P1903 Bandoleer Equipment brown leather frog, impressed with the South African U and broad arrow. These frogs were made specifically to carry the P1907 bayonet. Ref. Carter's 'Bayonet Belt Frogs' #574.
In excellent, un-issued condition.
Can$35
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#m01
– British P37 WE bayonet frog No.5. Manufactured post WW2 Designed to carry either the No4 or the No5 bayonet scabbard. NATO stores numbers and manufacturers markings stenciled on the reverse.
Very good condition.
Can$10
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#m15
– WWII British pull switch device to be used in conjunction with a trip wire for firing mines and booby traps. Complete and full functional, with facsimile of the instruction pamphlet issued by the War Department in 1941.
Very good condition
Can$255
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#m060
– WWI entrenching tool, manufactured by Chillington and dated 1918, complete with helve handle (replacement). The tool appears to be in usissued condition.
Excellent condition
Can$125
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#Gphoto
– British Victorian photo on glass of old soldier.
An interesting old Victorian photograph of a seated gentleman wearing 6 campaign and other medals, identified as Ghunzee 1839, Cabul 1854, Jellalabad 1842,
Victorian Long Service and Good Conduct, the others not identified. He is probably a retired officer of the 13th. Foot, who were entitled to all of these medals.
Mounted within an oval gold gilt metal frame contained in a folding leather case 3 x 4.5”. Good condition for age. Medal details clear, some wear to plate, not
affecting subject’s face or top half. The colours remain crisp.
Good condition
Can$135
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#GS
– British bayonet white buff leather General Service frog. Missing the brass buckle, otherwise very good condition. Suitable for British bayonets from the 1850s onwards.
Good condition
Can$35
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#GS1
– British Valise white leather frog, suitable for bayonets from the 1850s onwards.
Good condition
Can$50
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