United Kingdom Gear Equipment & Groupings

ARTIFACT: Great WWII No. 38 Squadron Royal Air Force brass and oak plaque, The center features a lovely hand-painted squadron crest showing a heron in the center and above reads: "BOMBER SQUADRON" with the number "38" on each side of the center and...

ARTIFACT: This is a circa World War I "trench art" ash tray from the West Yorkshire Regiment, British Army. Now, along with the East Yorkshire Regiment, the group is known as the Prince of Wales's Own Regiment of Yorkshire. The ashtray has a...

ARTIFACT: This is a rare circa 1850s or 1860s uniform button for the 5th Dragoon Guards (VDG) British Army. In royal service from 1685 from 1922, the 5th was known as the Princess Charlotte's of Wales Dragoon Guards. The button was made by Jennens & Co...

ARTIFACT: Great WWI Canadian Expeditionary Forces (CEF) 228th Northern Fusiliers Overseas Battalion match safe. The center shows a bomb-like emblem with a maple leaf and the number: "228" in the center and reads: "NORTHERN FUSILIERS...

ARTIFACT: This is a wonderful World War I Royal Flying Corps walking stick or cane with a humorous caricature of a big-nosed pilot's head as the handle. The handle is dated 8-4-16 on the underside. The cane is made from traditional teardrop Malacca and...

ARTIFACT: This is a World War I tug-of-war trophy cup for the 3rd Training Brigade, Australian Imperial Force (A.I.F.). The trophy was won by Private A.A. Matheson on June 28, 191The trophy is in silver plate and has a manufacturer mark on the bottom...

ARTIFACT: Beautiful WWI Royal Flying Corps (RFC) Zenith Altimeter MARK V.A. to 20,000 feet. The altimeter is cased in black painted steel and the center reads: "HEIGHT MARK V.A. NO 23061/W NON-LUMINOUS ZENITH" and surrounding are numbers from 0...

ARTIFACT: This is a beautiful and diminutive British Naval bosun's whistle from the Victorian era. The whistle was made by Hilliard & Thomason, a Birmingham silversmith, and is date-marked for 1880-188The whistle has a small chain and some nice engraving...

ARTIFACT: This is a World War I Royal Air Force presentation teapot given to a Mrs. H. E. Newman by the 51st Squadron, home defense against Zeppelins, Gotha bombers, V-boats and other threats. The teapot has a RFC period date of 27 September 1917,...

ARTIFACT: This is a scarce pair of World War I UK named War Service and Mercantile Marine medals on ribbons. Both medals are named along the bottom edge to Oscar Sjostrom, born in 1887 at Helsingborg, Sweden. They are accompanied by corresponding...

ARTIFACT: This is a 1737 pass coin for the private roads of George II, King of England. Originally joining Hampton Court to St. James' Palace, the King's Private Road dates from circa 1630. It was later to take a more direct route through fields and...

ARTIFACT: This is a circa 1950s Penguin lighter for the Royal Canadian Air Force 1st Fighter Wing at Marville, France. The front of the lighter has a splendid enameled medallion bearing the RCAF motto: PER ARDUA AD ASTRA (Through Adversity to the Stars)...