Genuine British Royal Navy Captain's Epaulettes

World War II Era. Genuine, not decorative reproductions. Classy additions to a blouse though. Please, not for stolen valor.

including: Bicorn hat, epaulettes, sword belt with fitted painted tin case, marked "R.S. Hankey R.N. (hat and epaulettes have separate display stand; box possibly has original lock)

Double link of genuine English navy stud link magnetic brass mine sweeper chain that has been meticulously polished and lacquered, Great nautical relic. Looks like solid 8 gold. 10 xl x 4 w. 7 lbs.

WWII Pilot, Eric Brown signed 12x8 black and white promo photograph. Captain Eric Melrose Winkle Brown, CBE, DSC, AFC, Hon FRAeS, RN (21 January 1919 - 21 February 2016) was a British Royal Navy offic

Auguste Edouart (French, act. U.K., U.S., 1789-1861) Three Portrait Silhouettes of a British Captain, Nobleman and Merchant" each paper cut-out on card including "Royal Navy Captain William Corles, Es

Half length portrait of Captain John Hardy, (1740-1794) of the British Royal Navy with his ship The Brunswick in the background, and inscribed below: 'Drawn by J.G. Wood after a Picture by Mr. Stuart,

#43161 British Captain William Peel VC Royal Navy; excellent in excellent box

British School (19th century), Portrait of a Captain in the Royal Navyoil on canvas, unsigned, the canvas with stencil of artists' supplier Thomas Brown of 163 High Holborn in London, presented in a p

DESCRIPTION:Royal Doulton handpainted porcelian "Captain Cook" figurine. Depicts a seated Captain James Cook who was a British explorer, navigator, cartographer, and captain in the Royal Navy pointing

Rolex Milsub 5513 made for the British Royal Navy, '70s Stainless steel round case, n.3927201, fixed spring bars, black aluminium bezel turned to blue, case-back engraved with the Broad Arrow and issu

Woolwork Picture of a British Royal Navy Ship England, circa 1880 In an ogee molded frame. Sight 11 1/4 x 14 1/2 inches Provenance: Quester Gallery, Greenwich, Connecticut. C Property from a Prominent

Solid brass English navy ships binnacle on a royal navy stand. This is an outstanding maritime relic. The highly polished binnacle holds a polished compass on rotating gimbal. Brass bade reads PATTERN

Large and impressive nautical architectural salvage, an English made fog light, spotlight searchlight on large and sturdy mounting base. Adjustable knobs. Relief stamped to base MADE IN ENGLAND. SHIPP

Northwestern Europe, Great Britain, ca. 19th century CE. A heavy iron pike hand forged and mounted on a wooden pole with pyramidal blade sharpened to a point hafted via a socket and langets riveted in

DESCRIPTION: Antique British Royal Navy cutlass sword featuring a brass hilt scrolling hilt etched at tabs on either side with a depiction of an anchor, a brass knuckle bow and backstrap over a ribbed

Rare original non-magnetic British Royal Navy dive knife. This knife features the Beryllium non-magnetic blade. These were used by special forces work around magnetic explosives. Knife has NATO number

British Royal Navy Lieutenant's Formal Dress Uniform Jacket. Hand-stitched blue wool with white wool facings and embossed brass buttons with a crown over a fouled anchor, the back of the buttons marke

19th Century wool embroidered British Royal Navy woolie framed picture of the HMS Seringapatam with flanking American and British Flags. Crested with Prince of Wales plumes.Embroidered: “ho·n

British Royal Navy mast crown from a mast top of an English warship. Large in size, old paint. Pierced with mounting holes. Decorated with ship's sails, stern galleries, jewels etc. Overall Dimensions

This is a difficult to find British Royal Navy divers knife. NATO contract numbers can be found on the handle and sheath. The blade is marked John Nowill & Sons LTD; Shefield England. The knife is in

British Royal Navy officer's sword signed, "Batson London", circa 1870. 26 1/4"l.

Steel engraved blade with floral design and royal cipher Elizabeth 2, shark skin grip bronze guard with traces of gilt, leather scabbard with brass ornaments, maker marks ‚Ã&#82

Pair of solid brass ship's convoy lights from the English Navy. Dated 1950. One blue lens and one red lens with heavy protective brass cage. Hoisting bracket and steadying ring. These are 65-years-old

This is a circa 1970s dive knife made by Hopkinson for the British Royal Navy. This example features a black rubber handle with a stainless steel blade. The original matching hard rubber sheath with a