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35 YEARS IN THE BUSINESS
Alan
Beadle has been in the Antique Arms & Militaria business
since 1966. With an impressive list of satisfied clients we
can guarantee a quality service of original items sourced
through our long standing network of suppliers.
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Austrian: WW1, Various
Y7078: AMMUNITION POUCH
Single type; brown leather. Excellent condition
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| £35 |
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Austrian: WW1, Various
Y7077: TRENCH CLUB
Type shown in “The Emperor’s Coat”, page 480, top left; 19½ inches overall, 16½ ins haft; heavy iron head with side projections. Slight rust to head and a little wear to haft, otherwise good condition. Austrian WW1 trench clubs are rare to find
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| £185 |
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Austrian: WW1, Various
Y7076: INFANTRY FÄHNRICH’S SHAKO
Double row of wide bright gold bullion around top; lower section in black felt; large gilt Austrian eagle on front; faded green silk lining; wide brown leather sweatband. Small moth hole in black felt at back, otherwise very good condition
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badgeBook01: GERMAN COMBAT AWARDS, 1935-1945
In the past, other books have shown only one version of each type of German Combat Badge. This book goes through all the Combat Awards of the German Army, Kriegsmarine, Luftwaffe and Waffen-SS, maker by maker. There are, for example, illustrations of 19 different Panzer Badges, 10 Navy Destroyer Badges and 20 Luftwaffe Paratroop Badges, etc, together with lists of makers’ marks, exact sizes and weights and other detailed information.
362 PAGES - 620 PHOTOS - 310 DIFFERENT BADGES
Handy A5 size, paperback
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British: Military Swords
Y6947: P.1897 INFANTRY OFFICER’S SWORD, TANK CORPS
Steel hilt, GR6 monogram; shark skin grip, brass wire binding; 32½ins blade, etched with “GR6” monogram, Royal coat-of-arms, foliage, “Fear Naught” motto, Tank Corps badge, retailer’s details “The House of Lewis, 32 Bridge St., Bristol”. In brown leather FS scabbard, chape is period repair. Some wear to hilt plating, some staining to blade. Rare sword to the Tank Corps, very few examples known
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