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WW2 US MK.2 Grenade with M1Grenade Projector adapter. A good example of the classic US 'Pineapple' grenade. This example is a Mk.IIA1 introduced from 1944, essentially very similar to the MkII, the MkIIA1 is distinguished from it\'s predecessor by having only one yellow band at the neck. This example with a 1945 dated ' Adapter Grenade Projection M1 ' for use with the M1 Grenade projector. Both items in excellent condition with original paint and markings. Fully strippable.
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Code: 5976Price: £210.00

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WW1 Austro-Hungarian fighting knife. A good ' sleepy ' example of a WW1 fighting knife as used by Austro-Hungarian forces. Single edged, unmarked blade with a double edge point contained in a steel scabbard. Clear signs of having been sharpened with one bruise to scabbard, otherwise in excellent condition.		  
Code: 5975Price: £145.00

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Grenade No.77 Mk I. WW2 British No.77 Mk I Grenade manufactured by Metal Box in 1943. Tinplate body filled with phosphorous and intiated by a 247 ' Allways ' fuze this was designed for use as a smoke grenade but was found to be particularly effective in clearing bunkers etc. In good overall condition with original paint and markings, can be disassembled.
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Code: 5974Price: £130.00

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Georgian officer’s gorget. Georgian officer’s universal pattern gorget. The Gorget is made from brass with rolled edges which was then gilded overall. Gilding polished away in some areas but the whole gorget is in bright condition with a few minor bruises. A good example of an early piece of insignia at an affordable price.		  
Code: 5973Price: £285.00

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No.5 Bayonet Mk.I An excellent example of a No.5 Bayonet Mk 1, second pattern designed for use with the No.5 Jungle Carbine. This pattern differs from the first pattern in having two bolts securing the grips as opposed to one. This example was manufactured by Wilkinson Sword and is marked accordingly ' WSC ' with the wartime code ' S294 '. Scabbard in similarly clean condition, with various inspection stamps to bayonet and scabbard. Good, clean example.		  
Code: 5972Price: £125.00

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Indian Airborne wing. WW2 Indian Airborne jump qualification wing. Embroidered and padded to produce a high relief with stylised feathers picked out with prominent thread with the parachute treated in a similar fashion. The wings embroidered directly onto a khaki wool backing and then onto a cotton backing with a brass plate and pin to secure to a uniform. This example is in used condition with a salty reverse but otherwise in excellent condition and like all of these wings slightly different from other examples.		  
Code: 5971Price: £135.00

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WW2 US V-44 Bowie knife. US WW2 V-44 survival Bowie knife. This example with twin fullers, single edged blade and double edged tip is made by the company that made them famous ' Collins & Co '. Their trade mark with model number ' No.18 ' is stamped into the ricasso. Blade has been sharpened and is very sharp and is toned overall with the moulded synthetic grip intact and undamaged. Accompanied with a plain leather sheath. Good example. 		 
Code: 5970Price: £425.00

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Original Haig Fund Poppy Original material and card Haig Fund poppy. The Haig Fund was set up in 1921 with the intent of aiding injured and ex-servicemen. Fund raising was acheived by sale of poppies manufactured in a factory at Richmond, and in a factory at Edinburgh by disabled ex-service men. This example dates from the Twenties and is in excellent condition. A good example of an emotive item.
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SOE Crimping Tool, Type 6. Unissued SOE Crimping Tool, Type 6 , used for providing a double waterproof crimp for the No.8 or No.27 detonator used for intiating explosive charges. In excellent condition, still wrapped in the original wax paper.		  
Code: 5967Price: £60.00

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Chindit shoulder patch. Embroidered example of the badge worn by the 77th Indian Brigade and later the 3rd Indian Division - The Chindits. Formed by Orde Wingate in 1942 and fought extensively throughout Burma, often behind Japanese lines.
The name Chindits is a corruption of the word ' Chinthe ' which is the lion-headed pagoda guardian seen throughout Burma and represented by the patch.
This wire thread example is in heavily used condition with clear evidence of having been removed from a uniform but remains a classic example of the iconic badge,priced to reflect condition		  
Code: 5966Price: £78.00
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