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British / American, World War II, STEN Submachine Gun Magazine, by The Seymour Products Co., with 1942 Frankford Arsenal Cartridges, Inert

£65.00

A desirable WWII Seymour Products STEN magazine complete with wartime Frankford Arsenal inert cartridges, offering an attractive and display-ready accessory ideal for STEN, SOE and World War II small-arms collections.

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British, 1991, Brass Artillery Cartridge Case by Royal Arsenal (R↑L)

£45.00

Original 1991 British Royal Arsenal brass cartridge case (R↑L), War Department marked—solid inert display example with clear markings and classic Cold War provenance.

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Japanese, WW2, Imperial Army Type 95 NCO Shin Guntō Sword, Original Belt and Scabbard, Matching Nos. 104936, Suya Shōten / Kokura Arsenal, with Field Suspension Rig

£1,550.00

A desirable matching-number Imperial Japanese Army Type 95 NCO sword retaining original arsenal markings, combat scabbard and field suspension rig, representing a strong untouched wartime example.

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Japanese, WW2, Imperial Army Type 98 Shin-Guntō Officer’s Sword with Signed & Arsenal Marked Tang, Older Traditionally Made Blade, Tassel & Cleaning Kit

£2,995.00

A highly displayable and desirable WW2 Imperial Japanese Army officer’s sword, combining an older traditionally made blade with quality Type 98 Shin-Guntō wartime mounts, arsenal-marked tang, original officer’s tassel, and excellent overall presentation throughout.

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French, WW1, Model 1886/15 Lebel Cruciform Spike Bayonet with Matching Scabbard – Tulle Arsenal Serial T15880, Rare Wartime Blackened Steel Grip

£245.00

A desirable matching-number WW1 French Lebel M1886/15 “Rosalie” bayonet and scabbard from the Tulle arsenal, featuring the scarcer wartime blackened steel grip.

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Soviet, WW2 Dated 1942, Izhevsk Arsenal Mosin-Nagant M91/30 Bolt-Action Rifle with Sling, Serial No PO9364, Matching Numbers, Deactivated

£545.00

WW2 1942 Izhevsk Mosin-Nagant M91/30 rifle with matching numbers, sling, and EU deactivation certificate — a classic Eastern Front example.

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Soviet, WW2 Dated 1942, Izhevsk Arsenal Mosin-Nagant M91/30 Bolt-Action Rifle with Sling, Serial No 890, Matching Numbers, Deactivated

£545.00

1942 Izhevsk Mosin-Nagant M91/30, matching numbers, wartime production, sling fitted, EU deactivated with certificate.

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Soviet, Interwar Dated-1932, Tula Arsenal Mosin-Nagant M91/30 Bolt-Action Rifle with sling, Serial No 46663, Deactivated, Matching Numbers

£545.00

Early pre-war 1932 Tula Mosin-Nagant M91/30 with matching numbers and sling, a classic Red Army service rifle, deactivated with certificate.

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Soviet, WW2 Dated-1943, Tula Arsenal Mosin-Nagant M91/30 Bolt-Action Rifle with sling, Serial No AH238, Deactivated

£545.00

WW2 1943 Tula Mosin-Nagant M91/30 rifle, matching numbers, sling, deactivated with certificate.

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Soviet, Interwar, Dated 1937, Tula Arsenal Mosin-Nagant M91-30 Bolt-Action Rifle with Sling, 7.62mm, Deactivated, Serial 129836

£545.00

*Soviet, Interwar, Dated 1937, Tula Arsenal Mosin-Nagant M91-30 Bolt-Action Rifle with Sling, 7.62mm, Deactivated, Serial 129836* A very attractive and

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Soviet, WW2, Mosin–Nagant M91-30 Bolt-Action Rifle with Sling, Dating 1942, Izhevsk Arsenal, Matching Numbers, Serial ки7522, Deactivated

£545.00

A 1942 Izhevsk Mosin–Nagant M91/30 with matching numbers, wartime markings, sling, and EU deactivation certificate — a classic WWII Soviet infantry rifle.

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Soviet, WW2-Dated 1943, Nagant M1895 Seven-Shot Gas-Seal Revolver by Tula Arsenal, Matching Numbers, with Early Cold War Soviet Issue Holster, Cleaning Rod & Lanyard, Deactivated

£800.00

*Soviet, WW2-Dated 1943, Nagant M1895 Seven-Shot Gas-Seal Revolver by Tula Arsenal, Matching Numbers, with Early Cold War Soviet Issue Holster,

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A desirable WWII Seymour Products STEN magazine complete with wartime Frankford Arsenal inert cartridges, offering an attractive and display-ready accessory ideal for STEN, SOE and World War II small-arms collections.

Original 1991 British Royal Arsenal brass cartridge case (R↑L), War Department marked—solid inert display example with clear markings and classic Cold War provenance.

A desirable matching-number Imperial Japanese Army Type 95 NCO sword retaining original arsenal markings, combat scabbard and field suspension rig, representing a strong untouched wartime example.

A highly displayable and desirable WW2 Imperial Japanese Army officer’s sword, combining an older traditionally made blade with quality Type 98 Shin-Guntō wartime mounts, arsenal-marked tang, original officer’s tassel, and excellent overall presentation throughout.

A desirable matching-number WW1 French Lebel M1886/15 “Rosalie” bayonet and scabbard from the Tulle arsenal, featuring the scarcer wartime blackened steel grip.

WW2 1942 Izhevsk Mosin-Nagant M91/30 rifle with matching numbers, sling, and EU deactivation certificate — a classic Eastern Front example.

1942 Izhevsk Mosin-Nagant M91/30, matching numbers, wartime production, sling fitted, EU deactivated with certificate.

Early pre-war 1932 Tula Mosin-Nagant M91/30 with matching numbers and sling, a classic Red Army service rifle, deactivated with certificate.

A 1942 Izhevsk Mosin–Nagant M91/30 with matching numbers, wartime markings, sling, and EU deactivation certificate — a classic WWII Soviet infantry rifle.

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