Vintage USA Leather Fire Brigade Helmet Plate Lawrence Fire Department

approx 6.1" by 4.7". Has Lawrence marked on back so I assume this is Lawrence Fire Department.. maker marked Cairns and Bro. Good vintage item.  read more

Code: 50651

Canada Oval Picture Frame

plated frame for a veteran approx 7" by 5.2". WW1 type representation of the Canadian Army Overseas badge at top. As it came. Probably need to unsrew feet to disassemble.  read more

Code: 50648

Vintage Salvation Army Badge

shield pattern Sally Ann badge . Plated brass approx 1.65" by 1.45". Good well used condition.  read more

Code: 50645

Iraq Airforce Observers Brevet

bullion wire Iraqi uniform wings approx 2.2" by 1.5" in good unused condition.  read more

Code: 50644

Royal Engineers Sweetheart Brooch GVIR

gold and enamelled WW2 pattern enblem of this British Army corps on a bar fitting. Stamped 9ct on bar. approx 4.2g total. Pre 1952 crown with cypher of King George VI at centre.  read more

Code: 50643

Ireland Gold Charm 9ct

h.m. gold small charm approx 1.3g in the shape of the Emerald Isle.  read more

Code: 50642

German Third Reich RLB Luftschutz Wardens Plaque

Luftschutz house plaque fixed to wooden base with hanger. approx 6.75" by 4.4".signs of age and grime.  read more

Code: 50639

British RN Royal Navy Officer Pattern Metal Cap Badge GVIR

well used RN metal officer Pattern cap badge circa 1948. intended for use on berets and possibly used by senior NCOs. approx 2.25" by 2". Gilt finish has worn off. a design also used by some Commonwealth navies.  read more

Code: 50638

Motorbike and Side Car Medal 1932 9ct

h.m. gold medallion approx 12.8g. named to a well known motorcyclist . MCC London to Exeter run. Frederick H Brackpool served in the Royal Engineers in France. After the War ended he started a Motorcycle retailers and engineering company in Forest Hill which quickly became one of the largest dealers of motorcycles and sidecars. About 1925 Brackpool took an interest in motorcycle racing, speci...  read more

Code: 50636

Trench Art Biplane

unusual item. Metal aircraft model using a brass jacketed spark plug as the fuselage. I would guess of US or Canadian origin. Most likely made early post WW2. approx 3.5" by 3.5" by 1.5". nice touch adding the engine blocks to the prop section.  read more

Code: 50634