Royal Agricultural College Bullion Blazer Crest

Attractive and in good condition with some dulling to the bullion. Latin quote in banner below: "Avorum Cultus Pecorumque", which is a quote from Virgil's Georgies and translates as " caring for the fields and beasts". Circa 10cm tall and 8.5cm wide.

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Code: 54093

Spent Brass Cartridge Case - RORG 89 - 5.56×45mm NATO

This used round was manufactured by Royal Ordnance Radway Green (UK) 1989 manufacture SS109 type, with NATO cross marking. This round was originally developed in the USA for use in the M16 Rifle.  read more

Code: 53393

Spent Brass Cartridge Case Winchester Norma .243

In 1955 Winchester made the .243 commercially available and it is a very popular round all over the world for hunting medium sized game, probably due to its flat trajectory and very mild recoil.  read more

Code: 53392

Brass Army Warrant Officer's Crown, pre 1952

Good condition with two original lugs to the reverse. Circa 2.6cm tall and 3cm wide. Perfect to put with sergeant's chevrons to make a CSM.  read more

Code: 52620

Captain's set of gilding metal rank pips, large pattern

Matching set for one shoulder, very good condition with sharp detail.  read more

Code: 52571

Rare & attributed Infantry Officer 1897 Pattern Sword as issued in WW1. Regimental Pattern - 5th Foot ( Northumberland Fusiliers ) - Property of Lt -Col. Thomas Michael Scanlan M.C. and Bar

Scarce sword sold with very extensive research and copy photos of this officer in uniform. (See item 52209 for more photos)

The 5th Fusiliers later Northumberland Fusiliers were unique in having a the regimental device of a fused grenade and St George and The Dragon mounted on the outside of the Guard. This particular swords was manufactured by Hawkes and Co, of No 1 Saville R...  read more

Code: 52210

Rare & attributed Infantry Officer Pattern Sword 1897. Regimental Pattern - 5th Northumberland Fusiliers - Property of Lt -Col. Thomas Michael Scanlan M.C. and Bar

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Code: 52209

WW1 Large Trench Art Coal Scuttle - 18 pdr shell with bullet shovel

Brass 18 punder shell dated 6/15, Circa 17cm in length, circa 16cm tall including bullet and 11cm wide. Trench art item in the form of a coal skuttle with swivel handle and separate holder for a bullet, which has been converted into a shovel. Heavy item but a great piece for your harth! Will polish up nicely.

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Code: 51818