Sold Gallery
These pages display a number of the rare items that I have had the pleasure of selling. To view more details and a larger photograph please click on the thumbnail picture.
R.A.F Post War \"H-Type\" Oxygen Mask.
1953 dated R.A.F \"H - Type\" Oxygen Mask the mask is in well used grubby condition, with a small amount of hardening of the rubber at the bottom of the mask (see photo). Although the medium size mask is in used condition it is complete and displays well. Priced accordingly.
1940 National Registration Identity Card - With Ph
National Registration Identity Card - with endorsement NR109. The special buff identity card introduced in 1940 with photograph issued to persons holding public utility certificate of employment. The cards was issued to F. Bennett a hospital worker in London - July 1940. The card is in sound but well used condition.
Pair Of Civilian Mil Gov Officer - Slip on Badges.
Pair of \"Civilian Mil Gov Officer\" slip on shoulder titles issued post war under the Control Commission for Germany for wear by civilian wearing uniforms working in occupied Germany. In good used condition one badge is slightly brighter than the other.
Document Grouping to Gdsn S.A. Smith, Irish Guards
Document grouping to (14680112) Gdsn S.A.Smith Irish Guards, Guards Armoured Division, served 1943 - 1947 as a clerk. Group includes - Soldiers Service and Paybook. Soldiers Release Book Record of service card. 2 x Irish Guards Christmas Cards 1945? 5 x Letters with reference to leaving the army.
Cambridgeshire Home Guard Battledress Blouse.
Cambridgeshire Home Guard Battledress Blouse dated 1940, size No.14. The blouse is in very good condition with just 3 very small holes to back could be easily repaired if required (see photo) and retains its original \"CAM4\" (Cambridge West Bn) insignia.
Civil Defence Double Sided Flag / Banner.
Civil Defence double sided flag / banner measures approx 54 x 34 inches. Printed lettering and Kings Crown on blue background, the main section is good with service wear, there is some damage to the edges of the material which could be hemmed if required. Not sure of its original use but makes an excellent backdrop to a Civil Defence display.