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CANADIAN MILITIA BRASS BELT BUCKLE with Victorian crown in the center. V.G.
$125.00
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HOLSTER OF 3RD CMR PRIVATE ALFRED PANNELL, South Africa 1902. Small brown leather holster, stitching undone for approx. 3 inches, missing closure strap and stud. Leather is soft and in very good condition. Inside the flap is written “No 428 South Africa 3rd C.M.R. “A. Pannel 3rd CMR 1902 South Africa ” and the number “9575”. There are also a few other illegible marks. Total length is 8 inches. The barrel length of the gun would be approximately 2 inches. We have not been able to identify what model gun it holds. Pannell was from Kingston , Ontario . Included are copies of his file from the Canadian archives.
V.G.
$75.00 SOLD
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BCV- 3 SET OF 5
VERY OLD COLOR PRINTS OF “VICTORIA CROSS” GALLERY winners in
action. Beautifully framed 8 ½” x 7” by Harry Payne.
1)
"Sergt.
Patrick Mullane; Royal Horse Artillery, seeing a wounded driver fall
from a horse rushed up and seized the man & put him upon the limber
box and mounted the drivers horse and galloped the gun out of action
with the enemy a few yards off. Afgan War, Battle of Mainland 27th
July 1880."
2)
"Sergt
Joseph Malone; 13th Light Dragoons. Remaining by the side of
Capt. Webb 17th Lancers altho himself wounded during the
charge of the Light Brigade at Balaclava Octr. 1854."
3)
"Captain
A.R. Wilson. Royal Navy. Engaging in single combat with several Arabs
with only the hilt of his sword the blade having been broken off.
Battle
of Teb. 29th February 1884."
4)
"Captain
Bell, Royal Welsh Fusiliers with the assistance of Private Syle, 7th
Fusiliers, capturing a Russian gun at the Battle of Alma."
5)
"Quartermaster
Sergeant William Marshall, 19th Hussars bringing a wounded
officer out of action during the Cavalry charge at the Battle of Teb.
February 29, 1884."
These prints show amazing detail and are embossed
giving them an almost 3-D appearance. Exc.
$195.00
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BCV-4 BRITISH BROWN LEATHER BANDOLIER,
BOER WAR PERIOD. “J. Oliver 41st
Co.
I.Y. (that is as best as we can make out) It is definitely Imperial
Yeomanry and the mans last name is definitely Olliver. Faintly stamped
but legible is Martinis No.4745 Patent. We cannot get a better picture
of the stamping as it is too light on the rippled surface. 12 pouches
each holding 5 rounds all in very good condition. V.G.
$195.00
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BCV-5 BRITISH VICTORIAN BRASS BUTTON
of the “
Devonshire
Regiment”. $10.00
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BCV-6 BRITISH SNAKE BUCKLE these
were issued to Rifle Regt’s and Cavalry units. V.G. $75.00
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BCV-7 BRITISH BRASS INFANTRY O.R.s BELT
BUCKLE “Dieu et Mon Droit” with Victorian crown surmounted by a
lion. Exc. $125.00
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BCV-8 BRITISH BRASS INFANTRY O.R.s BELT
BUCKLE “Dieu et Mon Droit” with Victorian crown. Shows wear but
still V.G. $80.00
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VICTORIAN P.1861 WHITE BUFF LEATHER BALL BAG (Ammo Pouch) broad arrow marked with “WD”. These
are for the P.1853 musket, .577
Cal.
Pader cartridges and the .577 Snider cartridges. They were used right
through the Martini-Henry era as well. It holds 10 rounds of either .577
or .450 as well as an oil bottle. We have several of these V.G.+
$395.00SOLD
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SOLD BCV-10 BRITISH BROWN LEATHER BAYONET FROG dated 1865. Maker’s cartouche “Bryan C&M 1865” in an oval cartouche. Excellent condition.
$150.00 SOLD
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BCV-11 BRASS TELESCOPE 3 5/8” closed, 7 5/8” open. Very good optics. Complete with original brass link cover. This is probably circa 1800. Res.
$175.00
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BCV-12 BRITISH VICTORIAN BRASS BELT BUCKLE for the white buff leather belt “Dieu et Mon Droit” with a lion a top the Victorian crown.
$75.00
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