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A 1916 model French 'Lemon' grenade, a WWI German 'Egg' grenade and two other grenades (all deactivated) CONDITION REPORTall four are hollow

Miscellaneous WWII military effects, Haggers and Daniels, First Aid Kit, (box and contents) For Armoured Fighting Vehicles -4 -45, blue enamel water bottle, grenade casing, bullet casing, buttons, etc

Inert Mills Grenade: Inert re-painted Mills grenade with alloy base plug stamped 44 . We unable to offer in-house post on this item.

Scarce Early Artillery Busby Grenade, having GR cipher to the centre and white brush plume inserted. Slider fitting to the reverse. Some cracks and damage to the body. Accompanied by a Royal Artillery Volunteers fur busby grenade in white metal with slider fitting to the reverse. (2 items)

Ca. AD 800-1000.A Byzantine ceramic hand grenade, also referred to as 'Greek Fire’, with a hollow bulbous body and a pointed base. A short neck with thick rim to the top; deep vertical ridges run from the neck to the base. The vessel was used for naval fire warfare in Byzantine military tactics. Size: 80mm x 115mm; Weight: 445g Provenance: Private Oxfordshire collection; formerly acquired on the European art market from pre-2000 collections.

Ca. AD 800-1000.A Byzantine ceramic hand grenade, also referred to as 'Greek Fire’, with an elongated conical body and a flat base. A short neck with thick rim to the top; a band of incised herringbone patterns on the body. The vessel was used for naval fire warfare in Byzantine military tactics. Size: 175mm x 70mm; Weight: 455g Provenance: Private Oxfordshire collection; formerly acquired on the European art market from pre-2000 collections.

Ca. AD 800-1000.A Byzantine ceramic hand grenade, also referred to as 'Greek Fire’, with a hollow squared body and a pointed base. A short neck with thick rim to the top; a floral decoration and shallow circles on the outer surface. The vessel was used for naval fire warfare in Byzantine military tactics. Size: 80mm x 115mm; Weight: 450g Provenance: Private Oxfordshire collection; formerly acquired on the European art market from pre-2000 collections.

Ca. AD 800-1000.A ceramic grenade also referred to as 'Greek Fire'. This hollow ceramic vessel consists of an elongated bi-conical body, with a short neck and a pronounced rim. The body is decorated with multiple registers of engraved decoration. Size: 150mm x 80mm; Weight: 555g Provenance: Private Oxfordshire collection; Formerly acquired on the European art market from pre-2000 collections.

Ca. AD 800-1000.A Byzantine ceramic hand grenade, also referred to as 'Greek Fire’, with a hollow bulbous body and a pointed base. A short neck with thick rim to the top; a band of geometric patterns feature on the vessel’s shoulder. The vessel was used for naval fire warfare in Byzantine military tactics. Size: 145mm x 105mm; Weight: 780g Provenance: Private Oxfordshire collection; formerly acquired on the European art market from pre-2000 collections.

Ca. AD 800-1000.A Byzantine ceramic hand grenade, also referred to as 'Greek Fire’, with a hollow bulbous body and a pointed base. A short neck with thick rim to the top; a geometric motif composed of shallow circles, dots and incised lines decorate the body. The vessel was used for naval fire warfare in Byzantine military tactics. Size: 130mm x 80mm; Weight: 505g Provenance: Private Oxfordshire collection; formerly acquired on the European art market from pre-2000 collections.

Ca. AD 800-1000.A Byzantine ceramic hand grenade, also referred to as 'Greek Fire’, with a hollow bulbous body and a pointed base. A short neck with thick rim to the top; a geometric motif composed of shallow circles and incised triangles decorate the body. The vessel was used for naval fire warfare in Byzantine military tactics. Size: 70mm x 110mm; Weight: 345g Provenance: Private Oxfordshire collection; formerly acquired on the European art market from pre-2000 collections.

Guns / Rifles Historische Feuerwaffen - Erlaubnisfreie Waffen : Österreichisches Steinschloss - Granatgewehr M 1769 für die Infanterie und Arquebusiere.Sehr schön erhaltenes und äußerst seltenes Steinschlossgranatgewehr des österreichischen Militärs aus der Zeit Kaiserin Maria Theresias.Unsignierte, schlichte und massive, eiserne Schlossplatte. Hahn in dezent gehaltener Optik. Dazu mit kantiger Batterie und geschwungen beziehungsweise geschweiften Enden.Die Gegenschlossplatte sichert mit zwei Schrauben die Schossplatte. Direkt hinter der Gegenschlossplatte ist die Skalierung aus Messing, mit Pendel zur Entfernungseinstellung. Der kurze achtkantige Lauf geht in eine runde Form über. Sie besitzt mündungsseitig einen becherartigen Abschluss zum Verschießen von Granaten. Der Becher ist mit einem Messingkorn an der Oberseite und einer Riemenöse an der Unterseite versehen.Der massive Nussbaumschaft ist um die Schwanzschraube und die Schlossplatten schwungvoll erhaben ausgeführt. Die eiserne Kolbenplatte mit langer Nase an der Kolbenoberseite hat eine geschwungene, spitz zulaufende Form. Am Schaftende im Bereich des Überganges zum Granatbecher befindet sich ein massiver Metallabschluss. Dieser besitzt eine rechteckige Öffnung an der Unterseite für den hervorstehenden Rückschlaghaken.Die Metallteile in hervorragendem Zustand. Nur am Schaftbett minimal dunkel fleckig.Eine äußerst selten anzutreffende österreichische militärische Ordonanzwaffe des Zeitalters Kaiserin Maria Theresias in einem ansprechenden sehr schönen Zustand.Literatur: Abbildung siehe Tafel 12 Monographie der k.u.k. österr. ? ung. blanken und Handfeuer ? Waffen von Dolloczek von 1896.Guns / Rifles Historische Feuerwaffen - Erlaubnisfreie Waffen : Austrian flintlock grenade rifle M 1769 for infantry and arquebusiers.Very beautifully preserved and extremely rare flintlock grenade rifle of the Austrian military from the time of Empress Maria Theresa.Unsigned, plain and massive iron lock plate. Cock with a discreet finish. Also with an angular battery and curved or curved ends.The counter lock plate secures the lock plate with two screws. The scale is made of brass directly behind the side plate, with a pendulum for range adjustment. The short octagonal barrel merges into a round shape. It has a cup-shaped end at the muzzle for firing grenades. The cup is fitted with a brass front sight on the top and a sling loop on the underside.The solid walnut stock is sweepingly raised around the tang screw and the lock plates. The iron butt plate with a long nose on the top of the butt has a curved, tapered shape. At the end of the stock in the area of the transition to the grenade cup is a solid metal finial. This has a rectangular opening on the underside for the protruding recoil hook.The metal parts in excellent condition. Minimal dark staining only on the stock bed.An extremely rare Austrian military ordnance weapon from the period of Empress Maria Theresa in attractive, very beautiful condition.Literature: For illustration see plate 12 Monograph of the Austro-Hungarian Imperial and Royal Blank and Small Arms by Dolloczek from 1896.Please note bidders should check if the item is permitted in their country of origin prior to bidding.All guns are antique firearms as described

Historische Feuerwaffen - Erlaubnisfreie Waffen : Großkalibrige Steinschlossbüchse, Geschenk der königlichen Waffenmanufaktur in Turin an Herzog Ferdinand von Genua aus dem Jahr 1838.Neuwertig erhaltene, qualitätsvoll gearbeitete Steinschlossbüchse, die Schlossplatte gewölbt zum Kolbenhals. Die Schlossplatte ist wie Hahn und Batterie in dezenter Ausführung gehalten. Die Zündpfanne ist in Messing gefertigt. Schlossplatte mit in Gold eingelegten Buchstaben bezeichnet: "Fare in Torino". Gehalten wird die Schlossplatte von einer Gegenschlossplatte mittels zwei Schrauben. Die Gegenschlossplatte ist mit diversen Abnahmen versehen. Der massive, konisch gehaltene und gebräunte Lauf ist am Laufansatz achtkantig, und geht in eine runde Form über. Der Lauf ist im Bereich des Zündloches mit Gold belegt und weist darüber zwei Abnahmen auf. Von der Batteriefeder bis zum Ende der Schlossplatte hat der Lauf an der Oberseite eine in Gold ausgeführte zerplatzende Granate mit silbernem Kreuz des Hauses Savoyen. Darauf folgt mittig in Gold eingelegt die Inschrift: "La Regia Fabbrica d?Armi in Torino a S.A.R. Ferdinando Duca di Genova". Am vorderen Ende folgt das in Gold ausgeführte Wappen des Königshauses von Savoyen (Sardinien). Im Kaliber 22.5 mm . An beiden Enden des Laufes befindet sich umlaufend ein goldenes Band, welches sich am Rand der Schwanzschraube fortsetzt. Das eiserne Abzugsblech mit Fingerrillen setzt sich weit über den Kolbenhals hinaus fort und trägt diverse Abnahmen. Der in Messing gehaltene Abzugsbügel reicht kurz in den Vorderschaft und endet in Tropfenform und trägt ebenfalls im Auslauf diverse Abnahmen. Der Abzugsbügel selbst zeigt sich bekränzt und trägt die Inschrift "Torino 23. December 1838". Auf dem Schlossblech befindet sich zwischen zwei Holzschrauben einen Riemenbügel. Der Schaft ohne Verzierung, Darauf befindet sich ein in Gold eingelegtes Daumenblech versehen in Wappenform mit der gekrönten Chiffre "F" für Ferdinando, Duca di Genova. An der rechten Kolbenseite befindet sich eine ovale Marke mit Krone und diversen Schriftzeichen. Die Schaftkappe selbst ist in Eisen gehalten, wobei die Schrauben umlaufend bekränzt sind. Zusätzlich befinden sich auf der Schaftkappe drei Abnahmen. Der eiserne Ladestock wird von metallenen in der Ausführung geschwungenen Hülsen sowie einem geschwungenen, abgesetzten Einschub gehalten. Auch diese Teile tragen diverse Abnahmen. Die Schrauben, wie auch der Batteriedeckel sind mit der Ziffer 23 versehen. Bedeutende, hervorragend erhaltene Geschenk - Büchse der königlichen Waffen Manufaktur in Turin an Herzog Ferdinand von Genua. Aus dem Besitz eines Mitglieds des königlichen Hauses von Savoyen von größter Seltenheit.Historische Feuerwaffen - Erlaubnisfreie Waffen : Large-caliber presentation flintlock rifle by the royal arms factory in Torino to Duke Ferdinand of Genoa, dated 1838.In 22.5 mm calibre. Flintlock rifle in mint condition, quality workmanship, the lock plate curved towards the butt stock. The lock plate is of a discreet design like the cock and battery.The priming pan is made of brass. Lock plate inscribed with letters inlaid in gold: "Fare in Torino". The lock plate is held in place by a counter-lock plate with two screws. The counter-lock plate is provided with various removals.The solid, tapered and browned barrel is octagonal at the base and changes into a round shape. The barrel is inlaid with gold in the area of the firing hole and has two acceptance marks above it. From the battery spring to the end of the lock plate, the top of the barrel has a bursting grenade with a silver cross of the House of Savoy inlaid in gold. This is followed by the inscription inlaid in gold in the center:"La Regia Fabbrica d'Armi in Torino a S.A.R. Ferdinando Duca di Genova".The coat of arms of the royal house of Savoy (Sardinia) follows in gold at the front.In 22.5 mm caliber. A gold band runs around both ends of the barrel and continues along the edge of the tang. The iron trigger plate with finger grooves extends far beyond the butt stock neck and bears various acceptance marks. The brass trigger guard extends into the forearm and ends in a teardrop shape and also bears various acceptance marks in the spout. The trigger guard itself is crowned and bears the inscription "Torino December 23, 1838".There is a sling swivel on the lock plate between two wooden screws. The stock is without decoration, on it is a gold-inlaid escutcheon in the shape of a coat of arms with the crowned cipher "F" for Ferdinando, Duca di Genova.On the right side of the butt stock is an oval mark with a crown and various characters. The butt plate itself is made of iron, with the bolts wreathed all around. There are also three acceptance marks on the butt plate. The iron ramrod is held by curved metal sleeves and a curved, stepped insert. These parts also bear various acceptance marks. The screws as well as the battery cover are marked with the number 23.An important, excellently preserved presentation rifle from the royal arms manufactory in Turin to Duke Ferdinand of Genoa. With provenance of a member of the royal house of Savoy of great rarity. Please note bidders should check if the item is permitted in their country of origin prior to bidding.All guns are antique firearms as described

A MkI No.36 inert hand grenade date stamp to base 43

A British L25A6 practice grenade

A Re-enactors WW2 (PATTERN) stick grenade

An inert WWI No.36 MkI grenade, marked base plug, No.36 M.1. 10/18 M&P

dating: Second half of the 19th Century provenance: France, Iron skull, brass crest and chin strap shaped as a laurel leaf, frieze with grenade, plume-holder, original mane with braid of the time. Missing marmouset, some modern screws. Untouched patina with some remains of corrosion. Needs cleaning. height 25 cm.

dating: circa 1848 provenance: France, Cardboard body covered with black cloth, black leather peak. Fine silver-coloured metal front frieze of the Second Republic. Chin-straps lined with velvet and covered with silver-coloured copper foil worked with scales, cheek-pieces with embossed flaming grenade. Silver-coloured chevron, tricolour sheet metal cockade, a double pompom at the top. Bottom edge and visor with some damaged parts, signs of use and time. Sweat band still present with signs of use and time. With label of a supplier from Valenza inside. height total circa 27 cm.

dating: Third quarter of the 19th Century provenance: Belgium, Of black fur. The front frieze with brass flaming grenade. Tricolour fabric tassel complete with red feather. Leather chin-strap held by chain with brass mail. Inside leather cap with some signs of use and time but basically well preserved. In the lining, black plaque with remains of white stamps and remains of a maker's or retailer's label. height circa 35 cm.

dating: Mid 20th Century provenance: State of the Vatican City, Well-preserved crimson and black cloth kepi with chevrons and gilded threads decorations, front frieze also made of gilded threads. Very well preserved chin straps and visor. The sweat band with some signs of use and time, inside the red silk-like lining with a missing part on the front side. Well-preserved brown cloth jacket with small signs of use. Crimson collar and cuffs with gilt threads chevrons featuring some signs of use and time. Honour cord and tassels. Brass buttons with flaming grenade. Silver-coloured metal epaulettes with star and gold wire fringes. Black fabric lining. Together with cape, also well preserved, partially edged in red inside and with slightly worn chevrons, complete with hooks. Interesting. height jacket circa 75 cm.

A collection of WWI period diecast military figures, cold painted, by Britains Ltd, J. Hill, and other, including grenade throwers, machine gunners, bandsmen, RAF; and other figures similar.

WW2 British Jacket Serge ATS 1941 Pattern Service Dress Jacket with Rayon ATS Corps Colours Lanyard, Four Service Stripes, Good Conduct Stripe, cut down BD slip on cloth ATS shoulder titles sewn to the shoulder straps. Royal Artillery Flaming Grenade collar dog to breast to show affiliated branch of service. Defence Medal Ribbon. Maker marked and dated "D. Ltd May 1943". Size 5. Anti Aircraft Command printed formation sign found in pocket along with Belgian, US and Irish coins, all pre war dated. Shows signs of once having a formation sign on right sleeve. No belt.

WW2 British Royal Artillery Officers Quality Field Service Cap with Bronze Flaming Grenade cap badge and Kings Crown RA pattern buttons. Along with a reproduction WW2 British Army Other Ranks Field Service Cap complete with Officers Quality Royal Artillery Kings Crown Cap badge. RA pattern buttons. Lining is marked "563 Brewin R. Sigs". (2)

Two replica WW1 Imperial German M1915 Stick Grenades together with a replica WW2 German M1924 stick grenade. All turned from solid wood. INERT & FFE. (3)

WW2 US M1 Garand Bayonet with fullered single edged blade 250mm in length. Maker marked "UFH" for "Union, Fork & Hoe Corporation" along with US Flaming Grenade Ordnance mark. Black plastic grips. Working release catch. Overall length 365mm. Complete with scabbard with US Ordnance mark to the throat and makers mark to the plastic scabbard.

Mixed militaria to include: 1937 pattern large pack a/f, cross straps, Boxed Webley Shotgun cleaning kit, Boxed LEM Pistol Lead removal tool kit, pair of 1930's radio headphones; various small penknives; Coronation Flag 1953 single sided, cloth badges, BSA air rifle sight, Post War Grenade box, Leather Shotgun cartridge belts for 12 Bore and 410 Cartridges, etc

A Remington M1917 bayonet, the 43cm single edged fullered blade marked to the ricasso 1917 Remington with an eagle and flaming grenade above U.S to the opposing side, having a two piece grip, housed in a leather clad scabbard, 55cm.

A jungle pattern blouse with flaming grenade collar badges and three star medal ribbon together with a Sam Browne belt.

A Remington No.5 Export bayonet, the 20.5cm fullered blade marked Remington Arms Co. Ilion. N.Y., having a hooked quillon and two piece grip, 32cm, together with a M1917 bayonet, the 43cm singled edged fullered blade marked to the ricasso 1917 W within a circle and with an eagle and flaming grenade above U.S to the opposing side, 54cm. (2)

Garland & Co. World War 1 No.5 Mk.1 grenade, marked to baseplug 'G&Co. No.5 Mk I /16', complete with safety pin and striker lever, 10cm high (deactivated)

Garland & Co. World War 1 No.36 Mk.1 grenade, marked to base plug 'G&Co. No.36 Mk I 4/1', complete with safety pin and striker lever, 10cm high (deactivated)

A First War Inert German M16 stick grenade with wooden handle

A pair of 14 kt 585/1000 yellow gold flower-shaped ear clips, set with faceted garnets, gross weight 2.4 grams, up to. 2x. (missing 1 grenade)

THE VICTORIAN 1822 PATTERN OFFICER'S SWORD PRESENTED BY MAJOR HENRY JAMES R.E. F.R.S & C. TO QUARTERMASTER JAMES MACDONALD, R.E. ON APPOINTMENT 1873 with regulation pipe-backed blade etched with a crowned flaming grenade and Royal cypher on each face, and with the presentation inscription within a panel at the forte, regulation gilt-brass hilt, wire-bound fishskin-covered grip, in its steel scabbard (areas of pitting), 81.2 cm blade

A SENIOR NCO’S BLUE FULL DRESS TUNIC OF GERMAN ARTILLERY with black cloth facings and scarlet piping, gold lace edging to collar and cuffs, and plain tombak buttons, white shoulder-straps bearing a grenade and numeral ‘62’ in red embroidery (severe moth damage, mainly to the skirt)

A Victorian Brass Pouch Badge to the King's Royal Rifle Corps, now mounted on an ebony plinth as a paperweight; also, two double-head Rose Croix 33rd Degree Eagle neck jewels, each lacking its sword, a Fusilier's flaming grenade shako plate, a St Bees School Combined Cadet Force brass cap badge, two British Red Cross badges, a silver vesta case engraved "F Co. I.V.B.B.R. BEST Company Shot 1896", and a set of twelve silver plated livery buttons by Pitt & Co, each decorated with a lion's head erased (20)

Two Inert Bulgarian RG-42 Type Prac Grenades, each with fuze assembly stamped y3PГM -69 and a transport plug; an Inert Polish F1 Type Prac Grenade, the body cast 31 and stamped 1492/104, complete with fuze assembly stamped SZK 143, 354/54r/Szkoine (3)

Collectables : Fascinating tin of various inc compass, de-activated grenade, vintage pipes, various badges etc

A United States of America ‘Korean War’ Bronze Star and Purple Heart Pair awarded to Private First Class W. L. Beach, 38th Infantry Regiment, 2nd Infantry Division, United States Army United States of America, Bronze Star, unnamed; Purple Heart, the reverse engraved ‘William L. Beach’; together two cloth patches and a Korean cigarette lighter, nearly extremely fine (2) £70-£90 --- Importation Duty This lot is subject to importation duty of 5% on the hammer price unless exported outside the UK --- --- William L. Beach, a native of South Carolina, served with the United States Forces from 12 May 1949 to 24 December 1954, and was twice wounded in action in Korea. Awarded the Bronze Star for his gallantry, the official citation states: ‘Private First Class William L. Beach, 38th Infantry Regiment, 2nd Infantry Division, distinguished himself by heroic achievement on 5 September 1950 in the vicinity of Changnyong, Korea. On that date his unit was defending Hill 208 against an attack by a determined and numerically superior enemy. Private Beach's platoon prepared to withdraw under heavy enemy pressure. During this attack he encountered six of the enemy, but beat them back with hand grenades, wounding three and causing the others to withdraw a short distance. When two additional enemy joined the three, he again forced them back with his last hand grenade. Only when the rest of his platoon had completed their withdrawal did he withdraw. The heroism displayed by Private Beach reflects great credit upon himself and the military service.’ Sold with copied research.

An extremely well-documented United States of America Silver Star and Purple Heart group of ten awarded to Staff Sergeant J. W. Wilson, United States Army United States of America, Silver Star (James W. Wilson); Purple Heart (James W. Wilson); Army Good Conduct Medal (2), both named ‘James W. Wilson’; National Defense Medal, with oak leaf cluster; Armed Forces Expeditionary Service Medal; Korean Service Medal, with two bronze stars on riband; U.N. Medal for Korea; Vietnam Service Medal, with two bronze stars on riband; Humanitarian Service Medal; together with the recipient’s Combat Medical Badge; two Marksman’s Badge, one with Rifle Bar, the other with Grenade Bar; and various riband bars and other riband devices, good very fine (lot) £140-£180 --- Importation Duty This lot is subject to importation duty of 5% on the hammer price unless exported outside the UK --- --- James W. Wilson served with the United States Army overseas in Korea from 6 March 1953 to 1 July 1954; and in Vietnam from 13 August 1965 to 10 August 1966, and again from 3 March 1968 to 15 January 1969. Sold with the recipient’s Army Commendation Medal Certificate, named to Staff Sergeant James W. Wilson, 415404753, United States Army, for Meritorious Service 12 January 1969 to 30 September 1969; President of the United States of America Certificate for Outstanding Community Achievement of Vietnam Era Veterans; a vast quantity of contemporary photographs, mainly service related, some with annotations to the reverse; other ephemera; and copied research.

Badge. 3rd London Rifles pre 1908 glengarry badge. Good scarce die-stamped brass flaming grenade with 3 on the domed ball. Loops. VGC 3rd London Rifle Volunteer Corps raised in 1861 and became 7th (City of London) Bn. The London Regiment in 1908. PAYMENT BY BANK TRANSFER ONLY ON RECEIPT OF INVOICE

Badge. T / 3 / grenade / RF / CITY OF LONDON Royal Fusiliers shoulder title. Good scarce brass issue Three loops. GC HQ 21 Edward Street, Hampstead Road PAYMENT BY BANK TRANSFER ONLY ON RECEIPT OF INVOICE

Badge. T / 2 / grenade / RF / CITY OF LONDON Royal Fusiliers shoulder title. Good scarce brass issue Three loops. GC HQ 9 Tufton Street, Westminister PAYMENT BY BANK TRANSFER ONLY ON RECEIPT OF INVOICE

Badge. 20th LANCS FUSLRS / grenade / SALFORD Salford Pals WW1 shoulder title. Good scarce die-stamped elliptical example. Loops (one replaced) Slight crease, old lacquer. GC 20th (Service) Bn (4th Salford) raised as Bantam Bn by Montague Barlow MP on 23rd March 1915. Landed at Havre 30th January 1916. Bob Betts Collection PAYMENT BY BANK TRANSFER ONLY ON RECEIPT OF INVOICE

Badge. T / 1 / grenade / RF / CITY OF LONDON Royal Fusiliers shoulder title. Good scarce brass issue Three loops. Toned GC HQ Handel Street, Bloomsbury PAYMENT BY BANK TRANSFER ONLY ON RECEIPT OF INVOICE

Badge. L grenade F / SALFORD WW1 Salford Pals shoulder title. Good scarce die-cast brass example. Three loops. VGC 20th (Service) Bn (4th Salford) raised as Bantam Bn by Montague Barlow MP on 23rd March 1915. Landed at Havre 30th January 1916. Bob Betts Collection PAYMENT BY BANK TRANSFER ONLY ON RECEIPT OF INVOICE

Badge. Lancashire Fusiliers WW2 plastic economy cap badge by Fraser & Glass. Good scarce flaming grenade bearing laurel sprays and Sphinx on EGYPT over tri-part angular title scroll F & G (Fraser & Glass) Brass blades. VGC PAYMENT BY BANK TRANSFER ONLY ON RECEIPT OF INVOICE

Badge. Royal Irish Fusiliers Reserve Regiment Boer War cap badge circa 1900-01. Good scarce die-stamped brass flaming grenade; the ball mounted with a white metal shamrock. Toned loops. VGC HQ Belfast. Formed February 1900; disbanded 14th May 1901. PAYMENT BY BANK TRANSFER ONLY ON RECEIPT OF INVOICE

Badge. Self-propelled Anti-Tank Wing, 22nd Anti-Tank Training Regt RA WW2 cloth formation sign. Good scarce blue tank bearing red grenade and AT monogram all embroidered on a khaki felt. Removed from uniform. GC PAYMENT BY BANK TRANSFER ONLY ON RECEIPT OF INVOICE

Badge. 1st VB Royal Fusiliers (City of London Regiment) Edwardian cap badge circa 1901-08. Good scarce die-stamped white metal flaming grenade, the ball embossed with crowned Garter and Rose; 1ST VOLR. BATTN scroll below. Loops. VGC PAYMENT BY BANK TRANSFER ONLY ON RECEIPT OF INVOICE

Badge. 2nd VB Royal Fusiliers (City of London Regiment) Edwardian cap badge circa 1901-08. Good scarce die-stamped white metal flaming grenade, the ball embossed with crowned Garter and Rose; 2ND VOLR. BATTN scroll below. Loops. VGC PAYMENT BY BANK TRANSFER ONLY ON RECEIPT OF INVOICE

Badge. Scottish. Royal Scots Greys Victorian bearskin plume holder. Good scarce die-stamped brass flaming grenade, the ball bearing Royal Arms, St.Andrew and WATERLOO. Reverse with provision for plume; long slider fixing. Slight service wear. GC PAYMENT BY BANK TRANSFER ONLY ON RECEIPT OF INVOICE

Badge. T / 4 / grenade / RF / CITY OF LONDON Royal Fusiliers shoulder title. Good scarce brass issue Three loops. Toned GC HQ 112Shaftesbury Street, City RoadHQ Shaftesbury Street, City Road PAYMENT BY BANK TRANSFER ONLY ON RECEIPT OF INVOICE

Badge. 4 / V / grenade / RF (Shaftsbury) Royal Fusiliers shoulder title circa 1904-08. Good scarce white metal issue. Loops VGC Bob Betts Collection PAYMENT BY BANK TRANSFER ONLY ON RECEIPT OF INVOICE

Badge. Scottish. Royal Scots Fusiliers VB Victorian glengarry badge circa 1887-1901. Good scarce white metal flaming grenade, the ball bearing Royal Arms. Toned loops. VGC PAYMENT BY BANK TRANSFER ONLY ON RECEIPT OF INVOICE

Badge. 5th, 6th, 7th & 8th Bns. Lancashire Fusiliers bi-metal cap badge. Good scarce die-stamped brass flaming grenade bearing laurel sprays and Sphinx on blank tablet resting over white metal tri-part angular title scroll. Crimped slider. GC PAYMENT BY BANK TRANSFER ONLY ON RECEIPT OF INVOICE

Badge. Irish. Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers WW1 all brass economy cap badge circa 1916-18. Good scarce die-stamped flaming grenade, the domed ball bearing Enniskilling Castle on Inniskilling scroll. F.E. Woodward. B’ham Slider Service wear GC PAYMENT BY BANK TRANSFER ONLY ON RECEIPT OF INVOICE

Badge. Singapore Volunteer Artillery pre 1915 cap badge. Good scarce British made die-stamped circular strap IN ORIENTE PRIMUS surmounted by flaming grenade, SVA cypher to finely seeded centre. Loops. VGC PAYMENT BY BANK TRANSFER ONLY ON RECEIPT OF INVOICE

Badge. Irish. Royal Munster Fusiliers WW1 all brass economy cap badge circa 1916-18. Good scarce die-stamped flaming grenade, the ball bearing Royal Tiger on ROYAL MUNSTER scroll. . Touch of verdigris. Service wear PAYMENT BY BANK TRANSFER ONLY ON RECEIPT OF INVOICE