A great looking antique British military gun shell cordite carrier from around the First World War period. Heavy and well made with thick materials. There is age related wear, scuffs and losses. The front has a nice multi color Royal Coat of Arms.
This is an antique Japanese army manual. The title says The training program , how to use swords and guns, army censored. This book was published in February 1926 in Seibudou. Antique Japanese Military Instruction.
The silverplate trophy is heavily tarnished but no dents.
Very good condition with natural wear to the paint. There is no glass nor backing. All the screws that hold the The glass and picture in place are original.
The buckle is pre WW2 era. The belt or sash buckle is about 6 1/4″ across and about 3 1/4″ high. It is in good condition with no broken or repaired places.
I will let the photos describe it further.
Naval Officer’s ceremonial sabre and scabbard is a stunning piece of history. The sabre and scabbard were manufactured in the United States and have been well-preserved over the years.
Antique Medical Notes in a Composition Notebook from 1917. It references the Red Cross. It has Session Notes that are, likely, to be for military use for injuries. Please see the pictures to evaluate the item. Some of the book has notes and some of the book is blank pages. It is about 6-7 inches tall. This is a rare and unique piece of history.
The set includes an oval dish, a sugar bowl, a creamer – a milk jug. Oval dish – the metal is magnetic. Has an engraving in German with the date 1925. Size 3326 Weight 317g. Sugar bowl with lid. Metal is not magnetic. Height with lid 13 cm, without 7.5 cm. Width with handles 13.5 cm Diameter at the neck 8 cm at the bottom 10 cm. Has a stamp number 2 (photo). Height 10.5 cm. Width with handle and spout 11.6 cm. Neck diameter 6 cm. Bottom diameter 9 cm. Branded 0.3 L. Items show signs of use, wear and tear. See photo for condition. If you have any questions I will gladly answer them. See my other auctions for a lot of interesting stuff.
This is a pair of Bronze bookends celebrating the 1935 class of the United States Naval Academy. They are both in great condition with just a few spots of tarnish on the bases and all the original patina intact. You’ll see very few of these come to market and this is your chance to get them at a great price.