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Fine overall condition on this buckle with a beautiful silver finish and no damage. Also includes the keep and it is nicely stamped Ges. Gesch and has a maker mark number as well. Perfect example of this style buckle.
This cap is a definite been there and seen action as it has nice wear and some saltiness overall. It has the original neck flap, is marked inside and dated 1942 and a size 58 1/2. The chin strap is solidly intact, though does show some age wear from the heat and perspiration of the original wearer. There is wear to the eagle but the main body of the eagle is perfectly intact. A gorgeous hat, something for one who wants a hat that has actually seen Africa.
This dagger is a symbol of the East German military elite, a relic of the Socialist era and a mark of authority for high-ranking officers within the National People’s Army (Nationale Volksarmee). Crafted with precision and discipline, the dagger embodies the stark, utilitarian aesthetic of the DDR military, reflecting the socialist ideals and the political landscape of the time. This dagger would have been primarily ceremonial or used for specific, symbolic purposes rather than as a standard-issue combat weapon. It’s a historical artifact that encapsulates the austere and highly controlled nature of post-war East Germany.
A Brass Mounted Brass Barrel British Flintlock Officer’s Pistol By Ketland & Co. (William Ketland 1789-1798). 7 and 5/8th inch round barrel. 60 caliber.
Birmingham proofs. Barrel stamped “ELG” but not the normal Liege proof. Steel tang engraved with small flower. Plain bolted front action lock signed “KETLAND & CO. British military style hammer with border engraving ensuite with lock. Plain brass military style mounts with good serpentine brass sideplate.
Walnut full stock with only minor marks and protective over varnish but in fine condition throughout. Replaced ramrod. Action is crisp on both half and full cock with powerful mainspring. Bore is excellent. 14 inches overall.
A good looking British militia type pistol popular during the Napoleonic wars.
