A beautiful and stunning hallmarked silver Vickers Machine Gun mounted on a black plinth. Model is an absolutely beautiful example of the finest silver wear from the dinning tables of the military messes. The vickers itself is approx 8 inches long barrel tip to grips, standing some 5-6 inches in height, plinth size is extra giving a very commanding presence to any table centre. This is not only an investment as silver prices continue to soar but a fine piece of silver art. Simply awesome!

A very scarce 1/3 scale working miniature British Sten Mk III made by the noted English miniature gun maker Gordon Heasman.  This is from the first batch which were serial numbered and is number GH04.  Completely as per the full size weapon, fully strippable, dry fires and also has the functional extractor which is missing on many of the later miniature Stens.  Black painted finish with a few minor paint flakes in places.  Complete with the original wood crate with stencilled top. This is a very rare miniature of a limited manufacture of just 50, complete with its original signed certification. A sound investment and a fine example of engineering as an art form.

Early continental percussion pistol, very nice condition, fine blueing with the very minimium of marks to the metal. Retains a tight strong functioning action. Barrel marked '462' along with a 'GM' under an Imperial Crown, body marked '36' as the body joins the barrel. The hand grip is wood complimented by an ornate base plate that matches the design to the wood patterning. This is a very nice piece in beautiful condition.

A fine condition post-war Walther PPK made for the cold war contract with China. Very traditional PPK look and feel, called the '356' it even has the usual Walther pistol grip logo used in the Chinese army coding, the star and the '356'. This weapon was exported to China in 1952.

A fine condition Czech made 7.65 side arm and holster with SS issue diamond. These small pistols were favoured amongst the WW2 German Panzer crews for their size and efficiency. This example has the manufacturers details along the top 'CESKA ZBROJOVKA A.S. v PRAZE' and serial number. Body and top slide are matched numbers. The WW2 German waffanampt acceptance mark is on the right face above the trigger, additionally there is the SS diamond issue mark in the body area above the pistol grip. Much of the ordnance that fell into the hands of the invading German forces was re-issued to German military units. The SS and Panzer crews were particularly well equipped with choice items of such captured ordnance. A lovely condition weapon for the collector.

A beautiful condition Browning high power 7.65 side arm. These small pistols were favoured amongst the WW2 German Panzer crews for their size and efficiency. This example has the manufacturers details along the top slide left face 'Fabrique Nationale D'Armes de Guerre Herstal Belgique' and 'Browning's Patent Depose'. Body and ejector slide are matched numbers. The WW2 German waffanampt acceptance mark is on the left face above the trigger area along with 2 eagles and swastikas. Magazine also waffenampt marked. Much of the ordnance that fell into the hands of the invading German forces was re-issued to German military units. The SS and Panzer crews were particularly well equipped with choice items of such captured ordnance. A lovely condition weapon for the collector.

A fine condition and scarce Mauser contract model 'Royal', well ordnance stamped with matched numbers on body and top slide. These mausers invoke the essence of the early mauser engineering. A scarce and sought after weapon.

WW2 British flare pistol in excellent condition, nicely deactivated unlike some you see, serial number and 'crows foot' mark.

A lovely old spec MP40, maker code BNZ, dated 1942. One of the very best old spec deactivated MP40s that I have seen, beautiful patina and soft tone to the body overall. In absolutely excellent condition, this one has seen some life both in its service days and in a well cared for collection. Simply a specimen example of this iconic world war two weapon.

Deactivated WWI BSA .Co (British Small Arms Company) manufactured SHT. L.E. SMLE. Dated 1915. In lovely condition, deactivated with a working action, it can be cocked, stripped and dry fired. WW1 dated SMLEs are now getting quite scarce, a fine example.

Deactivated WW2 manufactured SMLE. Dated 1943. In lovely condition, deactivated with a working action, it can be cocked, stripped and dry fired. A fine example.

Deactivated German manufactured pre-war 1930s Mauser short barrel rifle. Made for the Portuguese military. In lovely condition, body and all component parts are matched numbers throughout, deactivated with a working action, it can be cocked, stripped and dry fired. An excellent example complimented with a sling.

Deactivated WW2 manufactured Japanese Arisaka Type 99 rifle, 7.7mm, the 'last ditch' rifle. In lovely condition, deactivated with a working action, it can be cocked, stripped and dry fired. A fine example complimented with an original period Arisaka bayonet. A nice, and getting scarce, wartime Japanese combat rifle.

Deactivated WW2 manufactured Mauser K98. Dated 1944, maker code DOU. In lovely condition, deactivated with a working action, it can be cocked, stripped and dry fired. A fine example of the standard wartime German Infantry rifle.

Deactivated WW2 manufactured Mauser K98. Dated 1942, maker code DOU. In lovely condition, deactivated with a working action, it can be cocked, stripped and dry fired. A fine example of the standard wartime German Infantry rifle.

A beautiful surviving MG08/15 from the Spandau works, dated 1918. Nicely marked and presented, a truly scarce beast to aquire, nice heavy action and pleasing dry fire. For the descerning WW1 collector.

A very rare Nazi VZ37 heavy machine gun and tripod. These superbly engineered weapons were issued exclusively to the SS divisions during WWII. A beautiful piece of engineering that exudes engineering excellence and quality. A rare chance to obtain a WWII classic icon heavy machine gun. Deactivated with a working action it can be cocked and dry fired.

Browning 30 cal machine gun M1919A4-E1, in excellent unmarked condition with full working action, cocks and dry fires. The M1919A4 was used in both fixed and flexible mounts, by infantry and on vehicles. It was also widely exported after World War II and continues to be used in small numbers around the world. Two variants were developed specifically for vehicular use, the M1919A5, with an extended charging handle, and the M1919A4E1, a subvariant of the M1919A4 refitted with an extended charging handle. Many 30cals were re-chambered to take the standard NATO 7.62 round, this one is so marked. As varients go, the 'E1' is particularly scarce being specifically designed for vehicular mounting.

Browning 30 cal machine gun M1919A4, in excellent condition with full working action, cocks and dry fires and strips correctly. The M1919A4 was used in both fixed and flexible mounts, by infantry and on vehicles. Many 30 cals were re-chambered to take the standard NATO 7.62 round, this one is so marked ‘GUN M/C .30in .L. 3A2 (Flexible)’. This example is refitted with an extended charging handle for vehicular and armoured use though is mounted on the scarce M1917A1 tripod, itself WW2 dated ‘1941’, which is also in fabulous condition. A very sought after tripod, nicely marked and dated. A prize in itself and nicely deactivated by the Tank Museum in 2002. An excellent lineage for this very collectable 30 cal MG set up.

WW2 Bren Gun, mk2 dated 1945 and sustained fire tripod complete with its WW2 dated (1944) 37 pattern webbing carrying harness (shown seperately as were not on the tripod for photographs) allowing the tripod to be carried on a soldiers back. The tripod is fitted with an extending leg to enable use as an anti aircraft stand as well as sustained fire. As the pictures show an excellent item to display with a bren gun. The tripod is dated 1941.

WW2 Italian Breda M37, dated 1943, adopted by the Italian Army in 1937 as the standard machine gun. They were designed in 1936 to replace the unreliable Breda M30 light machine guns. Production of the Breda M37 machine guns stopped in 1943 as Italy surrendered to the Allies, but they remained in use by the Italian Army until the 1960s. Lovely MG and nicely mounted on its tripod. Complimented by an ammo box, carriers and a number of deactivated rounds.

A now very scarce old spec deactivated Sterling 9mm Mk4 SMG Model L2A3. A really nice example of the Sterling SMG, with the correct black sling, also scarce (as most seem to be the earlier webbed material) for the 60s-80s period and 34 round magazine .The Sterling SMG entered service with the British Army in 1953 and continued in service into the 1990s, seeing service in Nothern Ireland, the Falklands Conflict and other operations across the globe. The SMG was the main personal weapon of the Tank and Cavalry Regiments and all vehicle mounted personnel e.g. Ferrets, L/Rovers, CVRTs and other recce vehicles.

Coming soon, including large collection of MG42s, MG34s and other wartime MGs, a fine selection of Vickers machine guns, 2 fluted jackets, 4 smooth, all with tripods one of which is the converted Breda tripod used by the Australian Special Forces in Vietnam. Plus a wide range of accessories.