A WW 2 helmet built in Canada by G.S.W.

New in the wrap military truck radiator cover, built July 1971 by Ludlow Corp.,Holyoke, Mass,USA.

SN AP10052 is a 1942 Canadian built range finder.  Built by Research Enterprises Ltd.

This is a post or late WW2 era English Schermuly line thrower.  These were used to throw lines ship to ship or throwing rescue lines.  Overall length 20 ft +/-.  The grips are English similar to We

One of 1001 holsters built for the 1001 Colt Model  1878 revolvers.  These revolvers and holsters were acquired by the Canadian government from Hartley & Graham, New York.  Reference: see page

Original cross belt for colours.  This belt was used by the Royal Highlanders Canada (Black Watch) 2nd Battalion, when based at CFB Gagetown NB.  Complete and all original.  A neat piece for a Scot

Canadian black leather waist belt mounted with a Canadian marked buckle.  The reverse is marked Z33-B1-C6.  The leather is overall very sound.  A nice example of early Canadian kit.

Canadian Officers hat with original badge.  The hat was purchased in London and shows its original maker's label,Thomas & Stone, hat & cap makers, 108 Jermyn Street, St.

Two Civil War gun locks dug up by the now deceased former owner.  Unfortunately, we don't know from which battle field they were recovered.  A great pair of display items.  Sold as pair.

WW2 flare gun holster built by MS&U Ltd. (Canada), dated 1942.  Sound example of a wartime holster for the militaria or flaregun collector.

Non gun is a all wood Maxim machine gun.  This piece shows an overall length of 56".  This wooden gun was built by a senior citizen from New Brunswick many years ago.  It was reported that he built

This pair of naval glasses was patented in 1934 and was used by the Royal and other commonwealth navies up to the era of the Falkland's war in 1982.  The CF41  binoculars were fitted with compresse

WW1 era iron horse bit, sound condition showing obvious age.

WW1 Officer's pair of spurs.  Sound condition.  Both are marked super nickel silver, with original leather.  Just need cleaning.

Pair of Canadian calvary WW1 spurs.  Both show the Canadian c broad arrow on the shank.  The leather is sound but needs cleaning.  A nice original 1916 dated pair.

McKeever cartridge box dated 1904 and maker marked Rock Island Arsenal.  Excellent leather and clear deep U.S. marking.  Built for the 30-40 Krag cartridge or the 30-06 round.

British leather military pouch dated 1911.  Maker marked on the reverse  - Middlemore & Lamplughle over 1911 Birmingham.  The interior shows #178 and broad arrow over 5 over N.  Sound leather a

Two photos framed 13"x 11 3/4".  

1.  Clear sharp photo of Yarmouth garrison artillery dated 1880, 6 members indentified.

Original cartridge box built for the 30-40 Krag.  All original showing the U.S.

A very scarce and excellent example of a German WW2 flare pistol grenade.  This inert grenade remains in excellent plus conditin.

We have a box of 10 - 24 volt military truck bulbs, 1.92 watts bulb G31/2 .  These come from original box of 12 bulbs.  All wrapped in factory tissue paper. 

Original pair of long shank spurs.  Marked "Solid nickel".  This pair show the original leather and buckles.  Silver coins mounted on the shanks.

We are pleased to offer a very scarce WW1 Pneumatic Mortar or mini artillery piece.  We have not been able to identify the actual manufacture or model of this unique WW1 weapon.

A very good to excellent 1912 pattern uniform tunic.  This example dates to the Mexican pursuit of Pancho Villa led by General John Pershing.  This example remains in sound condition.  The piece is

All WW2 production most marked with white paint C broad arrow.  Most are marked with size V.M.C.