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A military camoflage uniform with various military related used ammunition.

A Webley & Scott Senior .22 over lever air pistol, no. 2357, with chequered bakelite grip 21cm overallScuffs and wear from use. Spring holds and fires, not tested with ammunition.

A Webley & Scott Premier .177 over lever air pistol, no.422, with chequered bakelite grip, in its original box, with instructions and pelletsSome knocks to the base of the handle. Retains the majority of its original finish. Case and paperwork with knocks, wear and staining. Spring holds and fires, not tested with ammunition.

A tray containing miscellanea to include scissors, wooden rulers, Japanese cigarette case, leather case, tape measure, bras ammunition shell

A Royal Engineers swagger stick, another swagger stick and one whip and a 1969 ammunition box

Two metal ammunition cases.

A box of ammunition belts, pouches etc.

A THOMPSON SUB MACHINE GUN CARTRIDGE BOX. A wooden ammunition box with paper labels to either side ' 1200 Cartridges .45 Inch Thompson Sub Machine Gun in Cartons', with rope handles, lacking lid, 22cm high, 44cm wide and 26cm deep.

A SMALL COLLECTION OF MILITARIA INCLUDING A SHOVEL, MAP CASE AND OTHER ITEMS. A small collection of militaria including an unused roll of German cotton with RZ and SS markings to the paper label, A 1941 Government issue shaving brush with Government arrow, a folding canvas map case with leather shoulder strap, three gaiters and a fabric bag with leather straps, a shovel with wooden handle, 54cm overall length and two leather ammunition pouches, one stamped 0/0676/0033.

An MBE awarded to Percy Nathaniel Nockolds, Royal Army Ordnance Corps for Bravery in BurmaThe Most Excellent Order of the British Empire M.B.E. (Military) Member's 2nd type breast badge, extremely fine in Royal Mint case of issue, with miniature dress award and card box, the lid printed 'MBE M', with a letter of congratulations from Buckingham Palace to the recipient dated 10 October 1946, transmission slip and a citation for the MBE   QTY: (1)NOTE:MBE: London Gazette 8 February 1945In addition to his normal duties of Brigade Ordnance Warrant Officer, this warrant officer was in effect performing the full duties of a Deputy Assistant Director of Ordnance Services in the garrison. Arms, ammunition, clothing and equipment poured in, and storage was an acute problem. Explosives had first to be stored and later evacuated.After the position was invested his difficulties increased. The main ammunition dump was set on fire and blew up. Blankets and equipment had to be issued to patients in hospital and to troops who were short, The remaining ammunition had to be distributed. All this work had to be done under fire. When through enemy occupation he was no longer able to carry out these duties he, of his own accord, assumed a fighting role and took gallant part in the defence of the perimeter.Prior to operations this warrant officer showed exceptional devotion to duty in the way in which he looked after his units.

Admiral Sir Charles John Briggs KCB. Naval items relating to the service of Charles Briggs, Third Sea Lord and Controller of the Navy, comprising W.J. Jeffery & Co, London underlever rifle, the walnut stock inset with a silver presentation plaque engraved 'Presented to Lieut Chas John Briggs R.N. by the rifle team of H.M.S. Dreadnaught as a mark of their respect & esteem 1889', the barrel rusted and therefore the markings are not clear, the muzzle of the barrel is filled and therefore attempts have been made to decommission the rifle however the ammunition is obsolete and therefore exempt from restrictions, overall length 126cm long, contained in original brown leather gun case, the red velvet lining moth-eaten but retaining some accessories including Jeffery's Patent ventometer or gauge plus two more by W. Gregory & Co and H.P. Millers and Martini-Henry paper targets, together with a naval officers coatee with brass Queen's crown buttons and tailor's label for 'Walton & Co, Gosport' inscribed 'Admiral C.J. Briggs', naval officers peaked hat, an invitation to the coronation of King George V and Queen Mary inscribed 'Rear-admiral Charles John Briggs and Mrs Briggs', framed and glazed, frame size 32 x 38cm plus badges, buttons and other related itemsQTY: (qty )NOTE:Admiral Sir Charles John Briggs KCB (1858-1951), joined the Royal Navy as a cadet in 1872, he was promoted to Captain in 1897 and appointed in command of the torpedo boat depot ship HMS Vulcan in 1901, he advanced to Rear Admiral in the First Division of the Home Fleet in 1909 before becoming Third Sea Lord and Controller of the Royal Navy in 1910, he then commanded the 4th Battle Squadron in the Home Fleet in 1913. Briggs retired from service in 1913.

American PD-M557 Instructors piece Point Detonating Fuze the M557 is a selective super quick or 0.05 second delay impact fuze designed for use in ammunition for guns of 75mm through to 155mm.

British / Allied WWII Key for opening ammunition boxes or powder cases which have a special locking bolt, it was originally thought to be a fuze setting tool. Dated MN 1941 and excellent condition.

A Wooden Ammunition Box, 80cm wide

THE SECOND WORLD DSO GROUP TO BRIGADIER EDRIC HENRY PETER LASSEN RAMC who, after nearly drowning while coming ashore at Sword Beach on D-Day, set up and commanded No 21 Field Hospital. Military C.B.E. GVI Distinguished Service OrderIndian General Service Medal ' Northwest Frontier 1935. Correctly impressed. Capt E H P Lassen RAMCIndian General Service Medal. Northwest Frontier 1936 - 37. Correctly impressed. Capt E H P Lassen RAMC1939 to 45 StarFrance & Germany StarDefence MedalWar Medal GSM 1962 -2007 Malay Peninsula. Correctly impressed. Brig E H P Lassen DSO.Order of Leopold (Belgium)Belgium Croix de Guerre.With miniature medals.The group is housed in a wooden frame.Condition VF+ (enamel loss to the Order of Leopold).The group comes with his original framed certificate for the DSO and the Order of Leopold.Edric Henry Peter Lassen was born in Lewisham, London, on the 8th of December 1908. His parents were Danish and settled in England before his birth. His father, Peter, owned his own company importing goods.Edric, who preferred to go by one of his middle names 'Peter', was educated at Oundle School; he continued his education at Kings College in London and gained his medical degree from King's College Hospital. He was a keen sportsman while at university, with rugby being his main sport.Peter was commissioned as a Lieutenant on probation into the Royal Army Medical Corps on the 7th June 1934. He then saw service in India on the Northwest Frontier in 1935 as the Medical Officer of the 2nd Bn of the Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders, and again from 1936 to 37, when he served with No4 Field Ambulance. Peter served in Military Hospitals in India until 1940, when he was transferred back to the UK and worked with the War Office until 1942.From 1942 he was involved in the planning and practice of specialised landings to be used in the invasion of Europe.Lassen landed on Sword Beach under heavy fire and nearly drowned coming ashore on D-Day, he was slightly wounded, but the casualty roll notes 'Remaining at Duty' he established No21 Field Hospital, which was quickly at full capacity."Over the first 48 hours," Lassen recalled, "we were overwhelmed with casualties, and there was no rest for anyone; I remember that on the first night, sometime towards midnight, I counted 60 priority casualties awaiting or receiving plasma transfusions both inside the department set aside for this purpose, and also outside, lying stretcher-to-stretcher around the main medical centre vehicle circuit, and in considerable danger of being run over by the amphibious vehicles collecting casualties."These numbers, of course, were dwarfed by the far larger numbers of walking wounded and less seriously injured. The reason for the large influx of casualties was due to the release of the backlog, which had been held in divisional field ambulances and advance dressing stations, against the time of our surgical centre opening up to receive them."On D-Day +2, a German bomber succeeded in bombing the petrol stores that had been built up at Sword Beach, the fire caused an adjacent ammunition dump to explode, and 55 men were wounded.Lassen said: "All at once, the plight of casualties lying immobilised on stretchers above ground was fully appreciated, and within a very short space of time, two bulldozers reported to us with orders to dig us in. We struck the tents in turn, and the bulldozers got to work. Very soon, each tent and marquee had a high surround of sandy soil, and the floor had been dug down to a depth of some four feet. The surgical teams worked with a much greater sense of security."After working practically non-stop for ten days, Peter was promoted to Command No 9 Field Ambulance of the 3rd British (Assault) Division. He remained with this unit for the rest of the War, pushing through France and ending the War in Bremen, Germany.For his service during the Second World War, he was Mentioned in Despatches and awarded the Distinguished Service Order on the 24th of January 1946. At the time he held the rank of Major (Temporary Lieutenant Colonel). Lassen received the Order of Leopold and Belgium Croix de Guerre in 1946.In the post-war years, he remained in the Army, was Honorary Doctor to Queen Elizabeth II in 1963 and served in Malaya in 1964 as a Brigadier. Upon his retirement as a Brigadier in 1969, he was appointed C.B.E.Peter Lassen died on the 23rd of April 2004.

A MILITARY BLACK TIN TRUNK with owners name "J. S. Williams no. 2" to the lid, made by Warranted Best Steel Japanned Travelling Trunks, containing various military water bottles, canteens, ammunition case etc.; a wooden grenade case; one other military trunk; and ammunition case (a lot)Provenance: From the collection of Lance Corporal Denis Jones, 5th Royal Inniskilling Dragoon Guards

A 19TH CENTURY MILITARY AMMUNITION POUCH, three powder measures; a bullet mould; and various lead musket bowls (a lot)Provenance: Lampard Collection

An 1880's trapdoor Springfield rifle ammunition belt made for 45/70 rifle, a pair of braces, a canvas rifle bag and one other rifle bag

A WWI period Canvas and Leather Ammunition Case, with five internal leather strapped compartment and brass "Secure Handmade Lever" lock, 40cm wide,

Group of toys and collectables to include boxed Timpo Big Farm Set buildings, accessories and mat contained within Big Farm box, three Hasbro Action Man ammunition storage boxes containing 2 x figures, weapons and and accessories and 4 x Hornby model railway shop display signs

A leather ammunition pouch, 19th century, slightly rounded, initialled M, length 24cm, together with a leather ammunition box with several dummy rounds, flints etc.

Vickers Machine Gun 303 Water Cooled For Machine Gun Corps. 1915 - 1922. Fine Quality Replica of Vickers Machine Gun with Cartridges / Ammunition, Raised on a Solid Wooden Base with Plaque. Reading Machine Gun Corps 1915 - 1922. Complete and In Excellent Condition. Height with Base 9 Inches - 22.5 cms.

An Antique painted pine ammunition crate, L93cm, H33cm, D33cm

Porsche.: C.I.O.S Nummer 18, Bericht Nr. XXXII-122 Eingeschränkt (von der USN freigegeben) Titel: Die Kriegsaktivitäten von Dr. Ing H.C.F. Porsche, K.G. Berichtet von: Lt. Col. G.C. Reeves (Ministry of Supply) CIOS Target No: 18/73, Armoured Fighting Vehicles Combined Intelligence Objectives Sub-committeeG-2 Division, SHAEF (Reer) 416 (von 424) S. Mit ca. 100 Abbildungen, Zeichnungen und Bilder mit zusätzlichen 45 großen mehrseitigen Ausklappseiten (einige Ausklappseiten sind so groß wie 14 Seiten). Erscheinungsdatum: nicht gestempelt, aber Ende 1945 Der Bericht enthält einige Angaben zur Geschichte von Herrn Porsche und seiner Firma, konzentriert sich aber hauptsächlich auf die superschwere Panzerkonstruktion Maus. Die meisten Faltblätter und Zeichnungen beziehen sich auf diese Panzerkonstruktion. Es gibt auch einige Daten und Diskussionen über die Motorenkonstruktion und den Volkwagen. Nützlicher Hinweis: Combined Intelligence Objectives Sub-committee (C.I.O.S) sind (laut Zusammenfassung der National Archives) eine Reihe von über 700 veröffentlichten Berichten über spezifische deutsche wissenschaftliche, medizinische und technologische Entwicklungen während des Zweiten Weltkriegs. Die meisten Berichte beruhen auf ausführlichen Interviews mit mehreren deutschen Wissenschaftlern, Ärzten, Technikern oder anderen Beamten und enthalten oft Kopien von Fotos, Zeichnungen und deutschsprachigen Dokumenten. Die meisten Berichte betreffen industrielle Prozesse und technologische Entwicklungen im Zusammenhang mit den deutschen Kriegsanstrengungen. Die Entwicklung und Produktion von Aluminium, Stahl, Brennstoffen, Geschützen, Munition, Panzern und anderen Fahrzeugen, chemischer Kriegsführung, optischen Geräten und Arzneimitteln sind Beispiele für diese Themen. Dieser Bericht ist einer der umfangreichsten der CIOS-Berichte und einer der am schwersten zu beschaffenden. - Es fehlen die S. 179-182, 236.250, 383-384. Tls. Seitenzählung und tls. Blattzählung (Falttafeln = jwls. 1 Seite. BL: S. 389/390 und Bl. 397 mit Ausschnitten. C.I.O.S Number 18 Report No. XXXII-122 Restricted (declassified by USN) Title: The war time activities of Dr. Ing H.C.F. Porsche, K.G. Reported by: Lt. Col. G.C. Reeves (Ministry of Supply) CIOS Target No: 18/73, Armoured Fighting Vehicles Combined Intelligence Objectives Sub-committeeG-2 Division, SHAEF (Reer) 416 (of 424) p. With approx. 100 illustrations, drawings and pictures with an additional 45 large multi-page foldouts (some fold outs are as large as 14 pages). Date of Publication: not stamped but late 1945 Report contains some history of Mr. Porsche and his company but is mostly focused on the super heavy tank design Maus. Most of the fold outs and drawings are related to this armored tank design. There is also some data and discussions related to engine design and the Volkwagen. Helpful Note: Combined Intelligence Objectives Sub-committee (C.I.O.S) are (as summarized by National Archives) a series of over 700 published accounts of specific German scientific, medical, and technological developments during World War II. Most reports are based on detailed interviews with several German scientists, doctors, technicians, or other officials, and they often incorporate copies of photographs, drawings, and German-language documents. The majority of the reports concern industrial processes and technological developments related to the German war effort. The development and production of aluminum, steel, fuels, ordnance, ammunition, tanks and other vehicles, chemical warfare, optical equipment, and pharmaceuticals all provide examples of these subjects. This is one of the largest of the CIOS reports and one of the most difficult to come by. - Pp. 179-182, 236, 250, 383-384 missing. Pagination partly counting pages, partly sheets (folded plates counted as one page). Pp. 389/390 and 397 with flaws.

Three various gun slips including Miroku and Beretta examples together with a fitted fur lined gun case and a metal flight case suitable for ammunition. 

A collection of shooting accessories including two catapults and related ammunition, sectional hip-flask, Asian style powder flask etc. 

A collection of gun and shooting accessories including Deben Tracer Mini gun light, cleaning kit, game carrier, animal calls, catapult and related ammunition, shotgun slings etc. 

Imperial German G88 Ammunition Pouch black leather, rectangular pouch.  Top flap hinges forward.  Sides secured by brass studs and leather tabs.  Rear fitted belt loops with central brace attachment.  Flap interior with regimental stamp "107.R.90.a99" and various ink stamps.   PAYMENT BY BANK TRANSFER ONLY

A small collection of various 20th century militaria, including a K98 ammunition pouch, two canvas pistol holsters, a Sam Browne leather belt, a waist belt and buckle clasp with General Service buckle, and two early 20th century German waist belts and clasps.Buyer’s Premium 29.4% (including VAT @ 20%) of the hammer price. Lots purchased online via the-saleroom.com will attract an additional premium of 6% (including VAT @ 20%) of the hammer price.

A Vintage Wooden Ammunition Box, 87cms Wide

Stolen From John Wayne, 2007 Zippo Lighter and Pouch gift set, containg a brushed chrome Zippo lighter and leather (ammunition style) case, within original retailer's fitted case, with cardboard slip all unused and unstruck

A 20th Century Royal Artillery Ammunition pouch and belt, the brown leather pouch with applied Royal Artillery badge, the belt stamped with maker's name 'Hobson' and '39'

THREE BOXES OF CERAMICS, GLASS AND SUNDRIES ETC, to include a Blickensderfer number 8 typewriter in need of some restoration, Iago nursery ware teapot, two teacups , three saucers and milk jug (some damage', writing set in the form of ammunition, boxed Hakings 912 microscope, boxed Wade tortoises, Border Fine Arts PG06 German Shepherd, Carlton Ware leaf dish, Japanese part tea set, cranberry glass heart shaped jug together with assorted other ceramic and glass items

A wooden and brass model cannon and ammunition trailer

A vintage military ammunition case

A collection of WWII Militaria items, Comprising a German WW2 period Gas Mask Canister, a French WW1 period leather ammunition pouch, a rifle stock, a pair of Military braces, 2 Military packs, 2 French Military belts, a British military belt, a pair of German WW2 period headphones, 'Telefunken 4000' and a British cartridge case with 5 rounds (a lot)

Two boxes of militaria including MRE's ammunition cases, entrenchment spades and other equipment **PLEASE NOTE THIS LOT IS NOT ELIGIBLE FOR POSTING AND PACKING**

Two Sets Of Reproduction World War Two German Black Leather K98 Ammunition Pouches.

A Pair Of Reproduction World War Two German Brown Leather (Luftwaffe) K98 Ammunition Pouches.

A Collection Of Mixed Militaria To Include Mess Tins, Ammunition Pouches, Holster, Gas Mask, Entrenching Tool, Belts....etc..

A Collection Of Mixed Militaria To Include Mess Tins, Ammunition Pouches, Holster, Gas Mask, Entrenching Tool, Belts....etc..

A British Military Hand Grenade Wooden Ammunition box.

A British Military 250 Cartridge Ammunition Box, Marked With The British Broad Arrow.

A British Military 230 Cartridge 7.62mm Blank Ammunition Box.

A British World War Two Military Brown Leather Bren Gun Ammunition Pouch With Inner Segments.

A British Military Wooden Hand Grenade Ammunition Box.

A Vintage Military BK7 Ammunition Box Together With Inert Ammunition.

A Vintage Royal Air Force / RAF Wooden Storage / Ammunition Box.

A British Military Wooden Storage Crate / Ammunition Box

A British Military Wooden Storage Crate / Ammunition Box

A Vintage Military Wooden Ammunition Box.

A British Military Wooden Ammunition Box With Contents To Include Military Life Jackets And Water Bottles.

A Reproduction World War Two German Black Leather K98 Ammunition Pouch.

Ammunition box containing a jet engine starter cartridge case used in the Hawker Hunter and Electric Lightning fighters and a quantity of .50 calibre shell cases, (qty)

Second World War German 2 cm Flak ammunition magazine box, designed to carry two 10 round magazines

A vintage wooden ammunition box with divisions to interior

Vintage Denys Fisher Star Wars Large Size Action Figure Chewbacca, 15inch poseable figure, complete with ammunition belt, with removable cartridges, cross bow laser rifle, in excellent original condition, original window display box is fair, edge/age wear, missing one inner tab, Sellotape to both end flaps.

An American leather Colt revolver holster; a triple compartment ammunition pouch (2)

A WWII ammunition box containing a quantity of books, to include 'The Waverley Book Company Limited Music of All Nations', 'The Winter Campaign 1915-16: The Illustrated Album Deluxe Volume 5' and one other volume of the same, various Charles Dickens novels with red boards and leather gilt-heightened spines and a copy of 'The History of India'.

AN AMMUNITION BOX CONTAINING FISHING REELS AND FISHING ACCESSORIES TO INCLUDE SHAKESPEARE AND RYOBI EXAMPLES