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These pages display a number of the rare items that I have had the pleasure of selling. To view more details and a larger photograph please click on the thumbnail picture.

Practical Rescue Training For Air Raid Wardens.

Practical Rescue Training For Air Raid Wardens.

Practical Rescue Training - A Handbook for Wardens and other Civil Defence Personnel by E.C Claxton. Published 1943 by Pitman & Sons. 128 pages card cover booklet with illustrations. In good sound used condition with some staining to front cover.

1914 - 15 Star Trio to Pte J. Hawkins Devonshire R

1914 - 15 Star Trio to Pte J. Hawkins Devonshire R

1914 - 15 Star, British War and Victory medal to 12053 Pte Joseph K Hawkins Devonshire Regiment. Medals are in good condition, clearly named and mounted as worn. He served in France and comes with original medal issue card and envelope.

British War Medal 1914 - 18 to Pte Cox - Died of W

British War Medal 1914 - 18 to Pte Cox - Died of W

British War Medal 1914 - 1918 to 17633 Pte Frank Ernest Sidney Cox, Gloucestershire Regiment. Died of wounds in England 29th August 1918, aged 22. Private Frank Ernest Sidney Cox was born in Longhope, the son of Henry and Clara Cox, of Cheltenham. Before the war, he worked on Kayte Farm for Mr Frank Burroughs and enlisted in the 10th Battalion Gloucestershire Regt late in 1914. He had seen almost 4 years service in the army when he was wounded in France and invalided to England, where he died in King Georges Hospital. He was buried in Cheltenham Cemetery. His brother Albert was also killed in the war.

R.A.F Fighter Command Losses - Vol 2 - 1942 - 1943

R.A.F Fighter Command Losses - Vol 2 - 1942 - 1943

R.A.F Fighter Command Losses of the Second World War. Volume 2. Operational Losses: Aircraft and Crews 1942 - 1943 by Norman Franks. Published 1998 by Midland Publishing Ltd. 154 pages. Card cover. As new condition.

Small Arms Training Pamphlet - .303-inch Lewis Mac

Small Arms Training Pamphlet - .303-inch Lewis Mac

Small Arms Training, Volume 1. Pamphlet No.20, .303-inch Lewis Machine Gun 1939. Published 1939 by the War Office. Card cover booklet, 32 pages in very good condition.

Appreciation Certificate Of WW1 Service - Atherton

Appreciation Certificate Of WW1 Service - Atherton

Colourful certificate presented to James Worthington by the Citizens of Atherton (Greater Manchester) as a token of their appreciation of his service in WW1. Measures approx. 24x30cm condition is slightly grubby and some damage to edges (see photo), however nice display item.

1918 Letter Personally Signed By Field Marshal J.C

1918 Letter Personally Signed By Field Marshal J.C

30th September 1918 dated letter from Field Marshal J.C Smuts to Major-General E.O Hay concerning his sons army career. The letter is personally signed in ink by Smuts, and comes with its original envelope. Smuts during the First World War, he led the armies of South Africa against Germany, capturing German South-West Africa. He then commanded the British Army in East Africa. From 1917 to 1919 he was also one of the members of the British Imperial War Cabinet, and he was instrumental in the founding of what became the Royal Air Force (RAF). He was appointed as a field marshal in the British Army in 1941. He was the only person to sign both of the peace treaties ending the First and Second World wars. A statue to commemorate him was erected in London\'s Parliament Square.

Flown Cover Personally Signed By Group Captain Leo

Flown Cover Personally Signed By Group Captain Leo

1983 postmark R.A.F Bomber Command Museum flown cover - Lockheed Ventura Start of Operational Service with the R.A.F May 1942. Envelope is personally signed in ink by Group Captain Leonard Henry Trent V.C. D.F.C.

Womens Land Army Armband - 5 Year Service.

Womens Land Army Armband - 5 Year Service.

Women's Land Army 4 year service embroidered felt armband with the addition of two 6 month diamonds making a total of 5 year service. In good used condition.

Air Raid Warden - Armband.

Air Raid Warden - Armband.

Original wartime \"Air Raid Warden\" armband, being screen printed red lettering on yellow cloth armband with four cloth ties. This style of armband were early war issue, this scarce example is in excellent possible unissued condition with just some light staining and marks.