Items created in the trenches during the First World War from shells, bullets, shrapnel, airplane fragments, brass, steel or other metal fragments found on the battlefield.
The most popular items made in this way were the vases from decorated shells, the desk or portable lighters, the picture frames, miniatures of various objects, writing pencils, candlesticks, sweetheart brooches
British, WW2 Medal Bar – 4 Medals: The 1939-1945 Star, The Africa Star, The Defence Medal 1939-1945, The War Medal 1939-1945 – King George VI (Victory Medal), Medal Bar with Ribbons
British, WW1, George V Territorial Force Efficiency Medal – 480004 Sapper John William Smith, Royal Engineers, with Original Ribbon
British, WW2, The 1939-1945 Star Medal, with Ribbon & Inscription 210608 C.S. Carter
British, 1928, Hallmarked Sterling Silver Watch Chain Fob, Football Medal, Birmingham, Made by J W Tiptaft & Son Ltd, Birmingham
British, 1927, Art Deco Birmingham Hallmarked Sterling Silver Watch Chain Fob, Inscribed on the reverse – N.S.C. Schools Relay 1928 1st, DADDY
Serbian, Medal For Zeal, 1913 – Gold Class
RARE: French, WWI, 2nd Model Barbed Wire Destruction Grenade – Pétard de Destruction pour Barbelés, Inert
Rare Relic: German, WWI, Model 1917 n/A Egg Hand Fragmentation Grenade – Eierhandgranate, with chain fuze, Inert
British Coldstream Guards Helmet Plate / Puggaree Badge or Valise Badge, with Order of the Garter Motto: Honi Soit Qui Mal Y Pense and Cut-out Cross
Victorian 1822 Pattern Infantry Officers Sword By Silver & Co. London
British, WW1, Royal Navy Medal Pair: Great War Medal, Long Service & Good Conduct Medal Sergeant & Quarter-Master Sergeant G. J. Jackson 5738, Royal Marine Artillery, with Full Service Record