WW1 GERMAN BAVARIAN CAVALRY OFFICERS PICKELHAUBE

Model 1896 Bavarian Cavalry Officer Pickelhaube.

Excellent and basically untouched condition per photos.  read more

Code: 50550

WW2 GERMAN DEMJANSK SHIELD

Recently acquired Vet bring-back Demjansk shield 1942.

Without cloth backing and clearly removed from a uniform.  read more

Code: 50549

WW2 INFANTRY ASSULT BADGE MARKED JB. & CO

Recently acquired Vet bring back German WW2 Infantry Assault Badge Maker marked reverse, J.B. & Co. manufacture, Julius Bauer & Co. Scarce maker  read more

Code: 50548

WW2 GERMAN WOUND BADGE IN BLACK

Recently acquired Vet bring back and early painted brass variety.  read more

Code: 50547

WW2 GERMAN WOUND BADGE IN BLACK

Recently acquired Vet bring back and uncleaned.  read more

Code: 50546

WW2 EASTERN FRONT MEDAL

Recently acquired Vet bring back.

Known as the Frozen Meat Medal  read more

Code: 50545

WW2 GERMAN WAR MERIT MEDAL

Recently acquired Vet bring back  read more

Code: 50544

WW2 NEW ZEALAND/BRITISH TROBUK MM GROUP TO STANLEY MAY

Stanley May was born 9 June 1916 in West Derby, Lancashire, England.

In August 1939 he joined the Royal Army in the Queens Own Cameron Highlanders, Service Number 2929616. He was assigned to the 2nd Battalion which served in Sudan, Egypt, and Libya (Tobruk). The Allies had captured the strategically important city of Tobruk and in 1942 were holding it (along with the 2nd Battalio...  read more

Code: 50543

WW2 BRITISH/NEW ZEALAND TROBUK MM GROUP TO STANLEY MAY

Stanley May was born 9 June 1916 in West Derby, Lancashire, England.

In August 1939 he joined the Royal Army in the Queens Own Cameron Highlanders, Service Number 2929616. He was assigned to the 2nd Battalion which served in Sudan, Egypt, and Libya (Tobruk). The Allies had captured the strategically important city of Tobruk and in 1942 were holding it (along with the 2nd Battalio...  read more

Code: 50542

WW1 NEW ZEALAND MEMORIAL PLAQUE TO IMPERIAL CAMEL CORPS

Killed in Action Memorial Plaque to 17466 Trooper Carroll Henry Thomas Sandford, 4th Battalion, Imperial Camel Corps (NZ), N.Z.E.F.

Carroll was Killed in Action (Died of his Wounds) on 28 November, 1917 during the Third Battle of Gaza, aged 21.

He received a Gunshot Wound to the left thigh requiring amputation and a Gunshot Wound to his left arm which was fracture...  read more

Code: 50541