Brig. W.C. Macdonald’s Binoculars
Brigadier William Campbell Macdonald’s binoculars, from the Carl Zeiss company, purchased through the J. H. Steward company. The binoculars are black with a brown leather strap. Painted on the back side prism lids are text reading: “CARL ZEISS JENA” on the left side and “SILVAREM 356302 6X” on the right side. Painted on the front […]
Set of WW2 Bayonets and Scabbards
Set of three silver bayonets all with stamped in model name of “No.4 Mk II” on socket. Additional stampings on each bayonet of possible makers’ information, one has stamped in “L. ENG” and below it a rectangle box with “S376” inside (L. ENG stands for Lewisham Engineering located outside London, UK), one has initials “P.S.K” […]
LCol A.A. Miller – Metal Bore Cleaning Brush
Small metal cleaning brush with black bristles for a rifle or pistol with an eyelet at end for pull-through when inserting and cleaning the bore. Brush held in a bronze cylindrical cover case and bottom of brush has small bronze tube attached and is threaded on the inside. Likely belonging to LCol Armour A. Miller […]
LCol A. A. Miller – Highlanders WW1 Sword Guard
L. Col. Armour A. Miller – Highlanders WW1 Metal Sword Guard – From Infantry Officer’s Broadsword
LCol A.A. Miller – Basket Hilt Padded Liner
Padded liner for the inside of basket guard of a Scottish style basket-hilted sword, or claymore in Canada, made of a red fabric sewn on top of soft leather with holes on top and bottom for connecting to the hilt and blade, and similar rounded shape as the basket hilt. Inside the liner near the […]
LCol A. A. Miller – Khaki Spats
Cream coloured khaki spats, or spatterdashes, belonging to LCol A. A. Miller with brown leather bands at bottom to go under boots, with column of nine buttons on side of each spat for closing them, and leather bands connected with two buttons on each side of the spats, four spats total with two for left […]
LCol A. A. Miller’s Horse Reins and Riding Gear
Incomplete set of leather horse harness and reins consisting of various belts and straps, and horse riding boots gear, belonging to LCol A. A. Miller.
Red Arm Band, 15th Battalion, 48th Highlanders
Red arm band with number ’15’ for the 15th Battalion and a dark purple triangle of the 3rd Brigade on it. 8.75″ x 3.5″. Red wool with elasticated fabric on inner side. These armbands were used at the Canadian Expeditionary Force reunion held in the 1920s.
Balmoral – Malone 698
A brown balmoral headdress with red pompom, called tourri, and attached to the front via a pin on the inside is a square patch of Davidson pattern tartan with a buckle belt style badge of the 48th Highlanders with a red centre backing. On the inside of the balmoral is a stitched in a rectangular […]
Compass and Case of LCol. G.M. Malone, MC, ED.
A leather case containing a compass from WW1 belonging to Lieutenant-Colonel Gerald Morphy Malone, MC, ED. The brown leather oval case has long brown leather shoulder strap attached from sides of the case and a additional leather straps with belt buckle running across top of case to act as a locking mechanism. The long leather […]