Original Connaught Rangers 94th Of foot 2nd Battalion

A fine example of a Victorian glengarry badge to the second battalion of the Connaught Rangers  read more

Code: 50863

Connaught Rangers Shoulder Title

A particularly scarce version of the Connaght Rangers Shoulder title with the Conn Rangers.  read more

Code: 50862

Connaught Rangers Shoulder Title

An excellent example of a Connaught Rangers shoulder title  read more

Code: 50861

Rare Afghanistan / India / Pakistan Photo album 1924/36

An exceptional and historical photo album.
A British army officers pictures taken over eleven years in India, Afghanistan and what is now Pakistan.
There is approx 90 pictures of all this ;

Deceit shot at Peshawar 1924

Karachi

Viceroys plane Lahore 1935

Afghan Rebellion 1925 with pictures of rebel leader Baccho Bakoo and ...  read more

Code: 50860

Irish Defence Forces Zap Badge

Zap badges are for wear on operations with NATO forces and are worn on body armour.
This one with blanking panel is to a C/s Honan  read more

Code: 50844

Ulster Defence Regiment Dress Belt

Nice Troubles era UDR green plastic barrack dress belt and buckle.
The buckle is in fantastic condition with the original correct belt badge.  read more

Code: 50859

Northern Ireland Ambulance Service Helmet

Lovely modern helmet with the internal visor and in great condition.I have the slightly earlier type also listed.
Rare to the market  read more

Code: 50858

Northern Ireland Ambulance service Helmet

Nice helmet in great condition and rare to the market.
I have two different types listed  read more

Code: 50857

Northern Ireland Fire Service (troubles era) helmet

NI fire helmet used during the Troubles 60s/70s/80s .
This one I was told used in the big Newtownards Fire .  read more

Code: 50855

Nice WW2 Killed in Action by German U-Boat

Merchant Seaman James Seth Campbell was killed when his ship the SS Arlette was sunk by Comander Kurt Diggins of U-458
On the 5th August 1942 with 5 survivors and 34 dead just off Newfoundland.
The survivors were adrift at sea for 15 days before rescue, an epic story.
Atlantic star, 1939/45 War Medal and star.
James S Campbell was from Falkirk in Sterlingshire,Scotland  read more

Code: 50853