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Click here to subscribeSmall Selection Of Leather Horse Equipment consisting conical, leather, pistol style holder ... Rounded base, leather pouch ... Leather, horseman's tool case with various securing straps ... Pair of plated stirrups with single, leather, brass mounted strap ... Leather and silk, bridle brow band with silk rosettes at each end ... Leather brow band. 8 items. Payment by Bank Transfer ONLY
Four British Bayonets consisting LIA3 bayonet. 8 inch, single edged, clipped point blade with fuller. Blackened steel muzzle ring, crossguard and pommel. Pressed steel grip marked "LIA3". Contained in its blackened steel scabbard ... No 4 MKII* spike bayonet in scabbard complete with entrenching tool handle ... No 9 MKI bayonet. 7 3/4 inch, single edged, clipped point blade with fuller. Blackened steel hilt ... P1853 socket bayonet. 17 1/2 inch, hollow ground, triangular form blade. Steel shoulder and socket with locking ring. 5 items. Payment by Bank Transfer ONLY
Various 1937 Pattern Webbing Equipment including entrenching tool in carrier ... South African Lewis/Thompson drum magazine pouch ... Large pack ... Map case ... Signals satchel ... Hose respirator in transit bag ... 2 x 44 patt respirator cases ... Pair of gaiters. Quantity. Payment by Bank Transfer ONLY
Good Set Of 1937 Pattern Webbing Equipment consisting webbing belt ... Pair cross straps ... Entrenching tool in carrier ... Waterbottle in cradle ... Revolver holster ... Double, auxiliary magazine pouch ... Binoculars complete in case ... 1941 date compass complete in case ... Small pack complete with sewing kit. Various issue dates Payment by Bank Transfer ONLY
Selection Of British 1937 Pattern Equipment 1937 pattern webbing equipment including pair of large ammunition pouches ... Pair of double, Driver's ammunition pouches ... 2 x webbing belts ... Pair shoulder straps ... Entrenching tool cover ... Pair gaiters ... Bayonet frog ... Waterbottle in full cradle ... Waterbottle in skeleton cradle. Payment by Bank Transfer ONLY
Selection Of British 1937 Pattern Equipment 1937 pattern webbing equipment including large pack ... Signals small pack ... 2 x webbing belts ... Waterbottle in full cradle ... 2 x double, Driver's ammunition pouches ... Pair gaiters ... Pair shoulder straps ... Pair L straps ... 2 x large ammunition pouches ... Entrenching tool cover. Quantity. Payment by Bank Transfer ONLY
Selection Of British 1937 Pattern Equipment 1937 pattern webbing equipment including entrenching tool head, handle and webbing carrier ... Hose respirator complete in transit bag ... Pair of No 2 MK2 field binoculars complete in case ... Mark 1, Bakelite marching compass in webbing case ... Pair webbing gaiters ... Pair double, Driver's ammunition pouches. Quantity. Payment by Bank Transfer ONLY
WW2 German MP40 Magazine Pouch in Canvas, Original WW2 German MP40 magazine pouch, this example in made in a green canvas, dating this to be of mid-war manufacture. The leather straps are all present as well as the steel studs in which fasten the compartments. To the rear, the belt loops remain in good condition, as well as the leather extension piece with the D ring to secure onto the ‘Y’ straps. The bottom corner of the far left compartment has had a period repair utilizing a piece of splinter camouflage material, likely from a zeltbahn. The tool pouch has unfortunately been removed also at some point in its life. The canvas material has some rusting marks and general soiling to the edges from age. Overall, a rare piece of WW2 German equipment.
2008 Royal Enfield Bullet Classic Electra X, 499cc. Registration number KO08 ENF. Frame number ME3AHBST57C002493. Engine number 7LS502493H.Sold with the V5C, keys, owners manual.The Royal Enfield Bullet was originally a British overhead valve single cylinder four-stroke motorcycle made by Royal Enfield in Redditch, Worcestershire, but now produced by Royal Enfield Motors, the successor to the British company, at Chennai, Tamil Nadu, in India. The Royal Enfield Bullet has the longest production run of any motorcycle having remained continuously in production since 1948. The Bullet marque is even older, and has passed 75 years of continuous production. The Royal Enfield and Bullet names derive from the company's links with the Royal Small Arms Factory in Enfield, London.ENF is a one owner from new machine, that has now covered some 33,000 miles. It is in very good condition and has been well looked after, the MOT runs until June 2025 and the original tool kit is with it.
2015 KTM 1050 Adventure ABS, 1050cc. Registration number VX15 LAE. VIN number VBKV43409FM924913. Engine number 0560600508.Sold with the V5C, MOT until May 2025, three keys, original service book and folder, tool kit, datatag.The 1050 is actually a slimmed down 1190 Adventure and as such comes with a smaller capacity version of the LC8 engine, as well as ride-by-wire and a new chassis aimed at making the bike lighter and easier going than the 1190.The 1050 may only make 94hp, but it is still a remarkably rapid bike when it comes to getting from A to B. It's one of those machines that's so relaxed to ride you end up stroking along rather faster than you should be. The chassis is agile enough to handle bends at pace and a high speed becomes maintained without really noticing. While the suspension is certainly set on the soft side, this suits the 1050's character as a day-to-day bike.LAE was sold to John Payne of Monmouth by AMS Motorcycles and serviced by them at 587, 2,965. It was then serviced at 4,788 miles in 2021 and 5,125 miles in 2002 when it was sold to our vendor by Premier Bikes of Didcot for £6,950. At some point it has had a KTM XC1 mapping undertaken. The current MOT was undertaken at 5,282 miles. This two owner, low mileage machine, is consigned from a deceased estate. The vendor maintained the bike to a high standard and it is a testament to his care and attention to detail that it presents so well.
A Victorian silver multi-tool penknife, Joseph Braham, London 1892, with folding propelling pencil, button hook, penknife and internal Vesta case, 7cm, 2.6oz gross . Condition Report:General surface wear commensurate with age and use, penknife is heavily worn and dented, all hinges working, hallmarks worn
18 kt., automatic, circular off-white dial, day of week chapter ring, batons with day and month apertures and moonphase, round stepped polished bezel, sapphire crystal, logo crown, case dia. ap. 36 mm., brown leather strap, gilt-metal buckle, dial, movement and case signed Jaeger LeCoultre, c. 1995. With setting tool and booklet.The movement is currently running, but is not guaranteed to be in working order.Case diameter 1 7/16 inches. The movement is currently running, but is not guaranteed to be in working order. Case diameter 1 7/16 inches.Any condition statement is given as a courtesy to a client, is an opinion and should not be treated as a statement of fact and our Organization shall have no responsibility for any error or omission. Please contact the specialist department to request further information or additional images that may be available.Request a condition report
GLASGOW COOPERATION WATER WORKS PRESENTATION HAMMER, CIRCA 1856 presented to Robert Stewart, Esquire, by the contractors of the work, Simpson Parkinson And Mann, 20th May 1856, As a memento of the commencement of this important work, by the driving of the Loch Katrine Tunnel, the reverse of the head inscribed Glasgow Corporation Water Works, Andrew Orr Esq:, Lord Provost., Robert Stewart Esq:, Chairman Of Water Committee and John Frederick Bateman Esq:, Engineer, these names surrounded by the coat of arms of Glasgow, above the motto Let Glasgow Flourish, the turned wood handle carved with the figures Rob Roy and Lady Of The Lake, each on a naturalistic ground, along with a pinch bar style tool, in fitted casehammer 60cm long
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