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A French 'Garde de Bataille' sabre, probably modern, with a double fullered blade, with inscription, the brass hilt with partially pierced shell-guard and surmounted by a flaming grenade, with a brass and leather scabbard, with a flaming grenade, 116cm long overallCondition ReportFair with some wear.

Ca. 1848. A very rare Household Cavalry officer's sword. The blade is un-fullered and engraved with rich symbolism, including a flaming grenade motif and the initials LG2, likely to denote the 2nd Regiment of Life Guards. On the inside of the ricasso is the makers mark showing that the weapon was made or sold by Andrews of 9 Pall Mall, London. This mark is known from other contemporary blades. The word proved is engraved on the back edge of the blade. The hilt is engraved with more flaming grenades and a lightning bolt motif. The handle has a fishskin grip but is missing its wire binding, and the guard retains its original tassel. Size: 1022mm x 160mm; Weight: 750g. Provenance: Property of a European collector; Ex. British collection, 1970s-1990s.

Cap Badges. A selection of Royal Marine Artillery Broderick Cap devices, a flaming grenade, circa 1894-1921 excellent unworn condition (4) £60-£80

An outstanding Second War ‘Relief of Tobruk’ Immediate D.C.M. group of six awarded to Company Sergeant-Major R. Oliver, 1st Battalion, Durham Light Infantry Distinguished Conduct Medal, G.VI.R. (4448623 Cpl. R. Oliver. Durh. L.I.); 1939-45 Star; Africa Star, 1 clasp, 8th Army; Italy Star; Defence and War Medals 1939-45, mounted for display, light contact marks, otherwise good very fine (6) £2,800-£3,400 --- D.C.M. London Gazette 24 February 1942. The recommendation for an Immediate D.C.M. states: ‘At Tobruk on the night 7/8th December, 1941 ‘C’ Coy carried out an attack on the left of the Battalion on Pt 157. Cpl Oliver became separated from the rest of the Coy in the dark. He collected seven men, carried out two assaults on enemy M.G. positions, captured two machine-guns and twenty prisoners and then organised a defensive position with enemy captured weapons on the flank of his Coy. He showed great courage during the operations and was an excellent example to his men.’ On the 3 December 1941 the 1st Durham Light Infantry received orders to support the Border regiment in an attack focused on an enemy held position known as Point 157. If successful the Durhams were then to move through and attack a second position known as Point 162, both positions being on the escarpment east of El Duda. The evening of the 3rd was spent in preparation as the men of 1st D.L.I. were lorried to positions occupied by the Essex Regiment near El Duda. On 7th December the go-ahead was finally received but with one small amendment; the 1st D.L.I. would lead the attack supported by the Border Regiment. At 17:00hrs the men, assisted by scouts of the Essex Regiment, set out for their start line which this was reached at 19:20hrs, zero hour being 20:30hrs. With “A” Company on the left and “C” Company on the right supported by “B” Company and elements of H.Q. Company with “D” Company also following up, the 1st Durhams set off at 20:30hrs precisely in perfect text book order. There was a three quarter moon illuminating the starry sky when suddenly the desert air was filled with tracer and machine gun bullets which all seemed to be heading in the direction of 1 D.L.I. “B” and H.Q. infantrymen found what cover they could in holes and disused sangers. “A” Company unfortunately were caught in the front line of the enemy fire while “C” Company unbeknown to Lieutenant-Colonel Arderne had reached the enemy and had began clearing them. 2/Lt. Bruce Ballantyne attempted to lead a platoon of “A” Company in a move up the enemies flank yet despite their efforts the move failed and 2/Lt. Ballantyne was himself killed. The overall picture however was not good to continue the advance as it was would result in a great number of casualties; with this in mind Captain Jim Gray, the Adjutant, was sent back through the Durham lines in an effort to bring up tanks to support the floundering infantry attack. A short time later through the pitch blackness the British armour was sighted, and promptly fell into the holes and sangers which “B” Company were sheltering in! They managed to haul themselves free and laid down very accurate fire on the enemy positions. Rallied by this, Colonel Arderne gave the order to “B” and “D” Companies to fix bayonets and charge. Following behind the tanks they advanced into the enemy positions only to find “C” Company already there! Led by Captain Adrian Keith, M.C., they had cleared out the enemy and were busily rounding up prisoners. It was at this point that Captain Keith was killed by an Italian who had surrendered but was still in possession of a hand grenade. Corporal Oliver’s impressive gallantry did not go unnoticed and “C” Company without doubt took the full honours for their action that night. When the Border Regiment duly arrived to take over they found that their work had already been taken care of by the Durhams, thus bringing about the relief of Tobruk. Ralph Oliver was the son of Wilfred and Flora E. Oliver (née Cherry) of 27 Gas Street, Hartlepool. Wilfred had himself served with 2 D.L.I. at the outbreak of W.W.1 and was an old contemptible. Ralph was the eldest of seven brothers, two of whom were killed during the war, and attended Brougham Street School. Enlisting into the Durham Light Infantry at the age of 17, he saw pre-war service in India, Sudan and China with both regular battalions (1st and 2nd D.L.I.). He earned the Distinguished Conduct Medal at Tobruk whilst with “C” Company 1st D.L.I. and finished the war having attained the rank of Company Sergeant-Major. In 1948 he attended Buckingham Palace where he was presented with his D.C.M. by the King.

Artist: Diane Arbus (American, 1923-1971). Title: "Family on Their Lawn One Sunday in Westchester, N.Y". Medium: Original vintage photogravure. Date: Composed 1968. Printed 1972. Dimensions: Overall size: 8 5/16 x 8 5/16 in. (211 x 211 mm).Pricing:   Starting Price: $800  Reserve Price: N.A.  Auction Sale Price Estimate: $1,200/1,500Lot Note(s): Stamped with the photographer's name, verso. Edition size unspecified, presumed very small. High-grade archival paper. Printed to the edge of the sheet. Fine, quality printing. Very good to fine condition. Comment(s): According to “Gordon’s Photography Prices” the auction record for a silver print of this scarce/rare image is $305,000 realized at Phillips, New York, 10/8/2015, lot #17. Arbus’s direct, confrontational approach to photography meant that her subjects did not always like their portraits. After seeing his, the writer Norman Mailer famously said, "giving a camera to Diane Arbus is like putting a live grenade in the hands of a child. Image copyright © The Estate of Diane Arbus, LLC. [29596-2-800-NA]

Artist: Diane Arbus (American, 1923-1971). Title: "Xmas Tree in a Living Room in Levittown, Long Island, N.Y". Medium: Original photogravure. Date: Composed 1963. Printed later. Dimensions: Overall size: 8 x 8 1/4 in. (203 x 210 mm).Pricing:   Starting Price: $800  Reserve Price: N.A.  Auction Sale Price Estimate: $1,200/1,500Lot Note(s): Stamped with the photographer's name, verso. Edition size unspecified, presumed very small. High-grade archival paper. Printed to the edge of the sheet. Fine, quality printing. Very good to fine condition. Comment(s): According to “Gordon’s Photography Prices” the auction record for a silver print of this scarce image is $204,000 realized at Christie's, New York, 10/12/2005, lot #71. Arbus’s direct, confrontational approach to photography meant that her subjects did not always like their portraits. After seeing his, the writer Norman Mailer famously said, "giving a camera to Diane Arbus is like putting a live grenade in the hands of a child. Image copyright © The Estate of Diane Arbus, LLC. [29598-2-800-NA]

Artist: Diane Arbus (American, 1923-1971). Title: "Boy with a Straw Hat Waiting to March in a Pro-war Parade, N.Y.C". Medium: Original vintage photogravure. Date: Composed 1967. Printed 1972. Dimensions: Overall size: 8 3/16 x 8 1/4 in. (208 x 210 mm).Pricing:   Starting Price: $600  Reserve Price: N.A.  Auction Sale Price Estimate: $800/1,000Lot Note(s): Stamped with the photographer's name, verso. Edition size unspecified, presumed very small. High-grade archival paper. Printed to the edge of the sheet. Fine, quality printing. Very good to fine condition. Comment(s): According to “Gordon’s Photography Prices” the auction record for a silver print of this scarce image is $245,000 realized at Christie's, New York, 4/6/2016, lot #117. Arbus’s direct, confrontational approach to photography meant that her subjects did not always like their portraits. After seeing his, the writer Norman Mailer famously said, "giving a camera to Diane Arbus is like putting a live grenade in the hands of a child. Image copyright © The Estate of Diane Arbus, LLC. [29597-2-600-NA]

A Second World War presentation wristwatch, its case back bearing the engraved inscription "Presented by Neighbours and Friends to 1st Class Stoker J Stewart, HMS Grenade, who was wounded at Dunkirk", (movement a/f). [HMS Grenade (H86) was a G class destroyer, launched in November 1935 and commissioned in March 1936. Grenade initially served as part of the protective screen, to cover the vessels involved in the evacuation at Dunkirk and it was only on the night of 28/29th May that she was herself sent over to the port. On May 29th, Grenade was attacked by Ju87 Stukas while berthed in Dunkirk. Two direct hits killed 14 with a further four seriously wounded; fire now swept through the ship. Fearing that Grenade might sink blocking the berth, she was cut free from her moorings and drifted into the main channel of the harbour, where the trawler John Cattling took her under tow to the western side of the port, in order to move her out of the way. It was here that she later sank, following the explosion of her magazines during the evening. Credit https://dunkirk1940.org]

An Imperial German Kugel grenade mounted on a wooden stand

A commemorative ink standish inscribed "Memento of the Great War. Actual hand grenade casting as used by the Allies"

[ grenade / EOD, The Troubles / Northern Ireland ] A group of late 20th Century British Army explosive ordnance and related restricted publications including "Current PIRA [Provisional IRA] Weapon Systems", "Standard Ammunition Inspection Charts" and "Marking of Ammunition and Associated Packaging".

Three silver hat pins by Charles Horner, Edwardian silver pair with a swirled finial, a singular with silver flaming grenade finial, and a collection of other hat pins

Sydney Wilkinson - bronze of a WWI soldier in the act of throwing a hand grenade, signed and on pine base H19cm

A Victorian sable busby of the Royal Engineers, with Garter blue bag, gilt grenade badge/plume holder with white plume, GC (small wear patch on top rim) £250-300

A good Victorian Volunteer Artillery officer's sword, blade 34½" etched with scrolls, cannon, grenade, lightning bolts, "1st Newcastle on Tyne Vol. Arty", owner's monogram "R.R.B" and retailer's name "Hobson & Sons, 135 Lexington St, London W", with plated hilt and scabbard, GC, the blade VGC (some wear to plating). £300-400

A Victorian Artillery Militia or Volunteer Officer's sable busby, tall body c 1860, red bag. A very unusual plume holder grenade badge with white plume, the grenade has the unit title initials beneath the gun (B.H.L.L?). GC £350-500

An officer's sable busby of the Royal Engineers, Garter blue bag, GC (grenade and plume missing). £60-80

A Victorian Royal or Volunteer officer's busby, c 1880, red bag, black patent leather chin strap, GC (plume holder, grenade badge not present). £120-150

An Elizabeth 2nd 1845 pattern Grenadier Guards officer’s sword by Wilkinson Sword, regulation blade 82cms etched with crowned EIIR cypher, regimental badge and grenade with battle honours to Anzio, plated guard with regimental badge, chequered grip strap, buckskin dress knot with bullion knot, wire bound fish-skin effect grip, in its plated dress scabbard. Please note that all lots in this auction have been imported from outside the United Kingdom and are subject to 5% import duty on the hammer price. Items being exported outside of the UK are exempt from this charge upon proof of export. Any international bidder having items sent to a UK address will be subject to this fee.

A late Victorian officer’s undress sword of the ROYAL SCOTS FUSILIERS, straight double edge claymore blade cut with twin fullers 86cms, retailed by CATER & Co. PALL MALL LONDON etched with crowned flaming grenade with ROYAL SCOTS FUSILIERS, and regimental badge within scrolling foliage, regulation undress cruciform hilt, in its leather covered field service scabbard with frog.  Hilt probably replaced. Band of pitting approx. 1½“ across one side of middle of blade. Please note that all lots in this auction have been imported from outside the United Kingdom and are subject to 5% import duty on the hammer price. Items being exported outside of the UK are exempt from this charge upon proof of export. Any international bidder having items sent to a UK address will be subject to this fee.

Royal Scots Fusiliers Officers Full Dress Bearskin Busby, complete with Victorian period grenade, together with its white feather plume, and contained in correct pattern carrying tin with name plate but illegible. Hat well worn.Please note that all lots in this auction have been imported from outside the United Kingdom and are subject to 5% import duty on the hammer price. Items being exported outside of the UK are exempt from this charge upon proof of export. Any international bidder having items sent to a UK address will be subject to this fee.

An 1897 pattern regimental pattern Infantry Officer’s sword of Brigadier-General James Foster Riddell, 3/5th Northumberland Fusiliers, KIA St. Julien 26th April 1915, by HENRY WILKINSON PALL MALL LONDON, blade 83cms etched with crowned VR Cypher interlaced and reversed, Royal Arms and owner’s crest amidst scrolling foliage, regulation steel guard with applied nickel grenade itself applied with silver badge of St. George and the dragon above V, chequered iron grip, silver wire bound fish skin covered grip, in its steel dress scabbard. The sword of Brigadier-General James Foster Riddell, 3/5 Northumberland Fusiliers, KIA St. Julien 26th April 1915. Sold with copy of Wilkinson Sword ledger entry and some research material. Please note that all lots in this auction have been imported from outside the United Kingdom and are subject to 5% import duty on the hammer price. Items being exported outside of the UK are exempt from this charge upon proof of export. Any international bidder having items sent to a UK address will be subject to this fee.

An Elizabeth II field officer’s sword of the Royal Scots Fusiliers, straight double edge claymore blade 82cms etched and polished with grenade ROYAL SCOTS FUSILIERS, St Andrew and flowering thistles, polished steel regulation regimental guard with faint traces of plating etched with regimental badge and title, buckskin liner covered with red fabric and trimmed with blue cloth, chequered plated grip strap, scarlet silk fringe, wire bound fish skin covered grip, in its leather covered scabbard with plated mounts. Partly refurbished. Please note that all lots in this auction have been imported from outside the United Kingdom and are subject to 5% import duty on the hammer price. Items being exported outside of the UK are exempt from this charge upon proof of export. Any international bidder having items sent to a UK address will be subject to this fee.

Royal Scots Fusiliers Post 1902 Officers Blue Frock Coat in rank of Captain, silver bullion grenade collars with silver mounts, slight moth damage, two cuff buttons missing, otherwise good condition. Please note that all lots in this auction have been imported from outside the United Kingdom and are subject to 5% import duty on the hammer price. Items being exported outside of the UK are exempt from this charge upon proof of export. Any international bidder having items sent to a UK address will be subject to this fee.

A scarce William 4th officer’s dress sword of the Second Life Guards, broad straight single edge blade 96.5cms etched with crowned flaming grenade above LG2, above laurel wreath and PROSSER Maker to the KING & Royal Family Charing Crofs, all repeated on the reverse with the addition of London, and impressed on one side with Prosser’s ‘proof mark’, back edge of blade stamped (PROS)SER, regulation brass guard with flaming grenade at thumb piece and at back of pommel, white buckskin dress knot, wire bound fish skin covered grip, in its iron scabbard with regulation brass mounts. The scabbard cleaned bright.Reputedly owned by Charles Vane, 3rd Marquess of Londonderry, Colonel of the 2nd Life Guards from 1843. Please note that all lots in this auction have been imported from outside the United Kingdom and are subject to 5% import duty on the hammer price. Items being exported outside of the UK are exempt from this charge upon proof of export. Any international bidder having items sent to a UK address will be subject to this fee.

An Edward 7th field officer’s sword of the Royal Scots Fusiliers, straight double edge claymore blade 84cms retailed by FRASER ROSS & Co. 72 INGRAM St. GLASGOW, etched with crowned EVIIR cypher and flaming grenade with ROYAL SCOTS FUSILIERS and flowering thistles, plated regulation regimental guard and grip strap, wire bound fish skin covered grip, in its leather covered scabbard credibly carved ‘Lt. Col. BALFOUR 1/4 RSF’ with plated mounts. Plating worn overall.

An Elizabeth 2nd 1845 pattern Coldstream Guards officer’s sword by Wilkinson Sword, No.76929 (=1956) regulation blade 83cms etched with crowned EIIR cypher, regimental badge and grenade with battle honours to Anzio, plated guard with regimental badge, chequered grip strap, buckskin dress knot with bullion knot, wire bound fish skin covered grip, in its plated dress scabbard. Plating worn. Please note that all lots in this auction have been imported from outside the United Kingdom and are subject to 5% import duty on the hammer price. Items being exported outside of the UK are exempt from this charge upon proof of export. Any international bidder having items sent to a UK address will be subject to this fee.

A good Edward 7th 1897 Pattern Infantry officer’s sword of the Northumberland Fusiliers, blade 82cms numbered 1735 and etched with crowned EVIIR cypher and Royal Arms amidst scrolling foliage and at the forte with owner’s initials A.B.G., regulation nickel plated guard applied with regimental nickel flaming grenade badge with S George and the dragon, chequered grip strap, wire bound fish skin covered grip, leather dress knot, in its nickel plated scabbard. The sword of Lt. Col. Archibald Black Gracie, 6th Battn. Northumberland Fusiliers. Please note that all lots in this auction have been imported from outside the United Kingdom and are subject to 5% import duty on the hammer price. Items being exported outside of the UK are exempt from this charge upon proof of export. Any international bidder having items sent to a UK address will be subject to this fee.

An inert F1 Russian fragmentation grenade manufactured in Czech Republic, cold war era. CANNOT POST

A collection of militaria to include a gas mask and a reproduction grenade

German WW2 Stielgranate 41 anti tank stick grenade ammo box

Deactivated hand grenade

George III British Grenadier Officer's private purchase scimitar, the 71.5cm curving blade with traces of bluing and gilding, brass hilt with D-shaped langets, one applied with a flaming grenade, knucklebow and chequered ivory grip; in leather covered scabbard with copper or brass mounts and two suspension rings, L86.5cm overallThis item has been registered for sale under Section 10 of the APHA Ivory Act

Inert WWII No 36 M Mk 1 Mills hand grenade, cut away with a dummy/replica fuse fitted, marked 'No 36 M Mk1 H LD 1/4.2, H11cm

Three Inert Mills Grenade relic cases, two marked no 23 to the base

Coldstream Guard, silver and enamel sweetheart brooch, together with Royal Engineers Flaming Grenade sweetheart brooch and one other Condition Report: Coldstream Guard, silver and enamel sweetheart brooch: silver front, brooch pin 9ct gold weight 7.99gFlaming Grenade sweetheart brooch - grenage 15ct, brooch pin 9ct, weight 2.20gOther brooch pin 9ct weight 4.21g

A late Victorian silver table grenade lighter, of ball shape on four ball feet, with central screw top wick and two shouldered containers with two taper holders within, both with flaming torch finials, hallmarked by Joseph Braham, London, 1898, approx. 8.5cm high. Gross weight: approx. 172.2 grams (5.5ozt) Further details: tarnished; one taper holder misshapen; marks slightly rubbed; couple of dents to body; general wear.

An early 20th century, late Boer War era sterling silver and possibly BlackBuck horn table lighter, once belonging to Major General Alexander Whitelaw Thorneycroft of the Royal Scots Fusiliers. Featuring a ridged, twisted and polished horn section, fitted with a scalloped collar, and a grenade style spherical lighter fixed upon a rotating gimbal. Fully hallmarked for London 1902, with the makers mark for Joseph Braham. The spherical part of the lighter is also engraved ‘A.W.T. from JM 20th June 1903’, which is the date he married his wife, Rebecca Francis Crozier. Notes: Alexander Whitelaw Thorneycroft (1859 - 1931) had a distinguished military career, and was first commissioned as a 2nd Lieutenant in February 1879.  He saw service in the later stages of the Anglo-Zulu war of 1879, and the First Boer War of 1881. A promotion to Lieutenant followed in 1881, followed by Captain in 1887. By the commencement of the Second Boer war, Alexander had been promoted to Major (Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel), and with the British Government preempting a Boer uprising, Major Thorneycroft was sent to South Africa to raise a corps of troopers.  This hastily raised corps became known as Thorneycroft’s Mounted Infantry, and saw service during the Relief of Ladysmith, and the Battle of Spion Koh. During Spion Kop, Maj Thorneycroft found himself to be the most senior officer still alive, or that wasn’t incapacitated. An award of the Companion of the Order of the Bath followed in 1901, on account of his Boer War service. By November 1902, Thorneycroft was promoted to Colonel, and was back in the U.K serving as Adjutant-General of the 7th Infantry Division in Dublin.  Colonel Thorneycroft retired from the army in 1912, retiring to Blandford Lodge in Berkshire, and died there in 1931 at the age of 72. Provenance: the item was acquired in 1931 by a relative of the current owner, who with his wife had acted as housekeeper for Col Thorneycroft at Blandford Lodge. As was fairly commonplace for the time, the couple were offered an item each from the Colonel’s items, and this lighter was one of the items acquired. The lighter has remained in the family since 1931. Approximately 60cm length. Condition: generally good. Good all round patina to the silver, and clear hallmarks. The gimbal mechanism works exactly as I should by always keeping to the lighter part level. A small area of chipping to the underside of the horn section, towards to pointed end, but this is not visible when sat upon a desk, and does not detract at all. There’s a tiny little pinhead dent to the spherical lighter section, but again this doesn’t detract.

dating: 1870 provenance: France, Smooth, brass skull; brass crest worked in bas-relief with floral motifs, a grenade and the face of Medusa on the front, on the back marked ‘30 / 5 / 1870’; with horsehair on the back. The base covered with original fake fur. Leather chin straps with brass ring reinforcement. With plume-holder on the left side. With leather cap inside (signs of use and time). height 36.5 cm.

dating: Second quarter of the 19th Century provenance: Sardinian Kingdom, Rigid body made of thick black felt with black leather visor and nape-guard, front frieze shaped as a grenade with flame and with pierced '6', original blue cotton cockade, large red wool tassel with embroidered number, cheek-pieces and brass chin straps with scales (one scale missing). The interior is missing. Extremely rare and in very good conditions. height 20 cm.

dating: provenance: Kingdom of Italy, Black cloth body with red piping, front frieze representing a grenade surmounted by a silver-coloured threads 'VE'; leather chin strap, plain metal buttons, leather brim. Inside sweat band (defects), fabric lining with mark 'Diploma d'onore Ditta Flli. Chiaventone di COSCIA GIOVANNI Piazza Carlo Eman. II TORINO'. height 11 cm.

dating: 1920 - 1930 provenance: Kingdom of Italy, Made of black cloth with gold-wire piping and chevron, velvet band. Front frieze with flaming grenade surmounted by Savoy cross between wings. Leather chin strap. Buttons with the inscription 'GENIO MILITARE'. Black leather brim. Sweat band inside, defects and damaged parts. Gabardine-type fabric lining with label 'E & O. Fbbi PRINCIPATO PRIMARIA SARTORIA / Civile and Militare ROMA'. height 9.5 cm.

TOM SACHS (AMERICAN B. 1966) UNTITLED (9MM PISTOL) Mixed media Signed twice with initials, inscribed, titled and dated 2004 Height inc. base 26.5cm (10¼in.) Provenance: Sperone Westwater, New York Acquired from the above in 2006The internationally renowned artist Tom Sachs has courted controversy for three decades since the display of Hello Kitty Nativity at Barneys New York. Sachs has exhibited at MoMA, the Centre Pompidou, and Mary Boone; he is represented by Thaddeus Ropac and Tomio Koyama Gallery, among others. The artist has also collaborated with Nike to produce shoes that relate to his enduring fascination with space travel and moon landings. The works that accompanied Sachs's rise to prominence in the 1990s, such as Hermès Hand Grenade, married luxury and violence. Though these interests remain prominent in Sachs's œuvre, they begin to diverge: increasingly, high fashion is paired with popular consumer culture, while symbols of aggression are filtered through a hands-on creative process. It is in this vein that the present work embraces postmodern bricolage, literally pedestalising a pistol, which Sachs first improvised in a crude but functional form in 1995. Far from a simple endorsement of the Second Amendment, the mixed media composition interrogates gun culture and the status accorded to these instruments of violence. Few artists are able to sustain such incisive scrutiny of modern culture - fewer still with Sachs's trademark irreverence. Condition Report: Some pitting to the silver base. Glue residue and imperfections to the 'gun', most of which would have been consistent with the original condition. Apart from some light surface dirt, the work is in good original condition.Condition Report Disclaimer

WW2 1940 Pattern Royal Engineers Battle Dress Jacketkhaki woollen, single breasted, closed collar, short jacket.  Lower extended belt.  Patch chest pockets with buttoned flaps.  Both arms with embroidery Royal Engineer titles, felt Arm Of Service bar.  Braid Sergeant stripes surmounted by flaming grenade and Kings crown.  Internal issue label dated "Oct 1942".  Minor service stains.

20 x London Shoulder Titlesbrass titles include T2 RF City Of London with grenade ... T3 RF City Of London with grenade ... T4 RF City Of London with grenade ... T5 City Of London (blackened) ... T7 City Of London ... T9 London (blackened) ... T10 London ... T11 London ... T12 County Of London ... T13 London ... T13 County Of London (white metal).  20 items.

14 x WW2 Plastic Economy Cap Badgesconsisting KC RAC ... Essex Reg ... KC RAF ... KC General List ... KC Royal Engineers ... KC REME ... KC RAMC ... KC Pioneer Corps ... KC RAOC ... KC RASC ... KC Army Catering Corps ... Artillery grenade.  14 items.

American M1 1943 Garand Bayonet9 3/4 inch, single edged blade with short fuller.  Forte marked "A.F.H." and US with flaming grenade.  Steel muzzle ring, crossguard, locking catch and bird beak pommel.  Black composite, grooved slab grips.  Green composite fibre scabbard with steel throat marked with US flaming grenade.

WW2 American M3 Combat Knife By Camillus6 1/2 inch, single edged blade with back edge sharpened point.  Steel crossguard marked to the underside "US M3 Camillus".  Oval, steel pommel with flaming grenade stamp. Leather washer grooved grip.  Contained in its green fibre scabbard.  Steel throat marked "US. M8A1. TWB".  Green webbing belt loop.

Schoolboy Collection Of Battlefield Pickup Souvenirsvaried collection including incendiary bomb tail fin ... Mills grenade base plug and steel rod ... Various shrapnel ... German 20mm cartridge heads ... Inert, brass cartridge case ... Spent bullet heads.

American Model 1942 Bayonet For Garand Or 1903 Springfield Rifle15 3/4 inch, single edged blade.  Narrow fuller.  Forte marked "U.F.H. 1942" and US flaming grenade.  Steel muzzle ring, crossguard and bird beak pommel.  Black composite, grooved slab grips.  Contained in its brown fibre scabbard with steel throat.

A WW2 PRACTICE GRENADE

THIRTY NEW AND PACKAGED BLUE FORCE GEAR FRAG GRENADE POUCH

A VINTAGE ARMY PRACTICE DRILL GRENADE

Hungarian Infantry Badge circa 1930, 38th Infantry. This badge is often referred to as the assault badge. The helmet shaped insignia of the 38th Regiment shows a corn grenade. This badge is one of the most recognised Hungarian infantry badges and can be seen on the cover of the 38th Regiment History published in the 1930’s. This is a silver plated version with the correct black fire enamel numbers.

Edwardian silver flaming grenade table lighter (Birmingham 1903) A & J Zimmermann Ltd. 9.5cm overall height.

Original vintage Dutch World War Two propaganda poster from Nazi occupied Netherlands for Weersport Kampen / Outdoor Sport Competitions featuring an image of a young man in shorts poised to throw a dummy stick grenade. Text in Dutch below - Inlichtingen Aanmeldingen Inlichtingen Koningslaan 9, Utrect, Tel: 16486 Spaarne 94 - Haarlem Telefon 20543. Published by Departement voor Volksvoorlichting en Kunsten / Department of Public Information and Arts. Excellent condition. Country of issue: Netherlands, designer: Unknown, size (cm): 80x55, year of printing: 1943

Boxed Topper Toys Johnny Seven "OMA" One Man Army Rifle with gun with 1 x Grenade, 1 x armour piercing shell, 1 x anti tank, 10 x bullets & Topper Catalogue, gun is in vg overall condition, box is showing storage wear, no insert, missing part of end flap & detached lid

A box of military fragments and collectables including bullet lighter, grenade pin, camouflage paint, Messerschmitt fragment etc.

A Victorian silver grenade inkwell, on three ball feet, 10.5cm h, marks rubbed, maker JB, probably Henry Wilkinson & Co, London 1885 and a similar, smaller plated grenade cigar lighter, the first 4oz (2) Inkwell - hinge worn with play, general polish wear. Lighter - dented

Royal Artillery embroidered bullion pouch belt with flaming grenade badge