British Enfield Mark III 1918 .303 Rifle

Serial number C 7601, manufactured by ENFIELD, 1918, 303 British caliber, bolt is mismatched, muzzle cap matches, Complete and functional, brass disc on the stock has been removed and slot plugged, br

British Enfield-Snider Model 1870 Single Shot Breech Loaded Cavalry Carbine Mark III, .577 caliber, serial number 8021, all visible serial number matching. Lockplate marked "Crown over 1870 ENFIELD" a

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Australian ’Diggers’ watch over their sand-bagged trench, 303 Lee Enfield rifles at the ready. 3 pieces. Mint condition. Box excellent.

John Jenkins GWB-07 The Great War, 1914-1918 Battle of Amiens, 6th August 1918, 10th Battalion, III Corps, Mark V, Composite Version, J18, 9435, (2pcs) - Mint Condition. Box Excellent.

John Jenkins GWB-05 The Great War, 1914 - 1918, Battle of Amiens, 6th August 1918, 10th Battalion, III Corps, Mark V, Male Version, J17, 9020, Lt. Hawkins, (2pcs) - Mint Condition. Box Excellent. **Ad

Offered in this lot is a British Mark 1 helmet from WWI (1914-1918) and a WWII Navy Martin Machete with canvas sheath. The helmet is a British Mark 1 (Brodie) and is identified as such by two items. T

This lot contains a British Enfield No. 5 Mk 1 Jungle Carbine in .303 British. . Action cycles well and the bore shows crisp rifling lands. Included in the lot is a canvas action cover dated 1942.&nbs

7 British Morse Keys (R.A.F.), c. 1945 1) Switchbox No. 2 Mark III. - 2) Switchbox type B, No. 5c/372, for Spitfire and Mosquito. - 3) Aeroplane insertion key. - 4) Lancaster bomber key, bakelite, ty

Two 19th Century British Enfield Triangular Socket Bayonetsthe first, circa 1860s, marked SALTER & CO with a JW. inspector's mark, the leather scabbard with brass tip (20-1/2 in. length overall) (some

Mounted on handmade wooden bookends; Instrument reads: "1918 No 1676 / A. Kershaw & Son Ltd. / Clinometer Sight (Mark III); Other reads the same, except it is number 7680. Clinometers are used measure

British WWI Army Mark II binoculars marked "Binocular Prismatic, No 3, MkII, Magnification 6, No36227" and "A. KERSHAW & SON LTD., LEEDS, 1918". Binoculars exhibit some slight chipping to paint, dryne

1941 Dated and Faint Maker Marks

A quantity of British coinage, comprising: a Charles I silver shilling (hammered, fourth bust with Tower bell mint mark, c1635), George III silver shilling (milled, 1787), George III silver shilling (

Mark Andrew Godwin (b.1957) British, 'Arcadia III' Mixed technique, signed and titled in pencil, 25" x 32".

A WWII British No 4 MK I spike bayonet for all Lee Enfield No 4 rifles. Manufactured by Savage. Housed in the sought after Victory Plastics scabbard, black finish to the steel. The bayonet is stamped

A WWII British No 4 MK II spike bayonet for all Lee Enfield No 4 rifles. Manufactured by Savage. Housed in the sought after Victory Plastics scabbard. The bayonet is stamped No 4 MK II and with the Sa

Artificers' Guild, British Arts & Crafts Jeweled Silver and Ormolu Crucifixmark of The Artificers' Guild Ltd., London (1918), double-sided silver crucifix with ormolu cast figures of Christ, one side

(lot of 7) British sterling silver salt spoons, including: (6) George III Kings Pattern salt spoons, maker's mark JMc, probably James McKay, c.1816, gilt-washed bowls, engraved armorial with pelican,

Gerald Brockhurst (British 1890-1978)- ''The Black Cloak (Mrs. Paul Mellon)'' (Fletcher 81 iii/III)- etching, 1943, 2nd state, faint mark across cheek of the subject, from the estate of Kathleen Brock

This modest Staffordshire figure c.1840, once on loan to the British Museum of Fine Arts, illustrates a pivotal moment in British theatre, when David Garrick made his debut, aged twenty-four, as Richa

George III covered tankard with reeded bands and acanthus form thumb press, London, 1807, with partly illegible makers mark (probably William Burwash). 6"h x 6.5"w including handle, excluding thumb pr

The set is crafted by an unidentified maker working around 1820, likely in Sheffield. The mark of HS or SH alongside English hallmarks. Each handsomely chased with stag at the handle above M. Nice con

British George III sterling silver pen tray, bearing makers marks RW, Dublin, 1786, the classic style accented with gadrooned and incised details, and flanked by sculpted acanthus leaves, 10"'w x 3.75