World War Two 1943 dated Kriegsmarine binoculars with original case, produced by Ernst Leitz Wetzlar. Both the binoculars and the case have the “Beh” production code, with the case being dated. The binocular optics are still clear, and the original strap and bakilight eyepiece cover is intact. Also not large swastika and Kriegsmarine “M” on top of case. These were captured by a Canadian R.C.A.F. member in 1945 who also brought back a early pattern Kriegsmarine dagger.
WW2 Canadian Sten Mark 2 submachine gun, produced in Canada during the Second World War. This gun has been welded shut and deactivated with a plugged barrel, and is completely inert and unusable as a weapon.
WW2 1942 No 4. Mark 1 Longbranch Enfield rifle, R.C.M.P issued. C-> marked with the “MP” mark on wood stock. Complete with leather “bucket” saddle rifle holster.
North West Mounted Police Enfield MKII Revolver serial number “A2331”. NWMP marked on wood handle. This belonged to RCMP Officer Const. J.C. Sewell and comes with the holster, riding crop, hat band, leather belt, RNWMP collars, and a variety of other personal effects. A very nice and rare group.
1920’s Canadian police “billy club” made of wood.
1920’s Canadian police “Billy Club” made of pressed leather.
WW1 Imperial German “Egg Grenade”. This item is 100% deactivated and can in no way be used- note screw on top for activating grenade.
WW2 Japanese relic condition Japanese sword, with ray skin exposed on handle. This sword was brought back from a British Veteran and is almost completely destroyed, missing various parts including the scabbard.
World War Two Kriegsmarine “WKC” early pattern engraved officers dagger in fine condition. The blade is highly detailed and engraved with sailing ships, and the scabbard is a harder to find pattern used on early production daggers. This dagger was captured by a Canadian R.C.A.F member in 1945 who also brought back a pair of Kreigsmarine binoculars produced by Ernst Leitz Wetzlar.
Set of two WW2 era American KABAR/Camillius fighting knives belonging to and used in the Pacific Theatre by Sgt Maj Eugene J. Chesser. A photo of Chesser is included dated August 8th 1966 – Not pictured are his various medals from WW2 onwards.
WW2 Canadian Wilkinson Commando dagger 2nd pattern with scabbard, produced by Fairburn and Sykes. This dagger is named and complete with photo of owner, who took part in the Dieppe raid in 1942 and Liberation of Holland. Other captured items by this soldier, including a German Officers Red Cross dagger and Red Cross flag, can be seen posted in the museum section as well.
British Enfield No.5 Jungle Carbine Bayonet with Scabbard.
WW1 German 1916 Ersatz bayonet.
WW1 German “Butcher Blade” bayonet. Made in Berlin.
German Mauser Model 1898 “Seitengewehr” Bayonet
WW2 Canadian pair of navy pocket knives (also used for military). Used for various purposes from rigging sales to opening cans.
WW1 Canadian Ross Rifle Bayonet, produced in Quebec.
WW1 American Remington bayonet, very similar to 1907 pattern Enfield bayonet. This example is C-> Marked and likely used by Canadian forces during the First World War.
WW1 British Wilkinson made Enfield Bayonet, 1907 pattern.
1856 British Enfield bayonet.
British or Canadian 1880’s three sided bayonet.
United States 1873 Trapdoor Springfield Bayonet and scabbard. Note “U.S.” tab on scabbard.
1887 French Bayonet without scabbard. Bayonets such as these were marked with the date made and area of manufacture on one side of the blade.
1881 French bayonet.
British 19th century “Baker” sword bayonet.
French 1840’s era “Gladius” Artillery officers short sword, modeled after Roman era roman sword of same name.
British 1796 Pattern Infantry Officer’s Sword, with gold designs on both sides of blade. Note that the only part of the leather scabbard remaining is a small metal section. This was found in a Welsh barn in 1910.
Original WW2 MP40 “Schmeisser” Sub Machine Gun. Marked 1943 BZN, all matching numbers “71379” with appropriate Waffen marks stamped on gun complete with original wartime sling and 1941, 1942 dated magazines. 100% deactivated gun that cannot fire with pinned magazines.
WW2 German officers Red Cross Dagger, no makers mark on blade. Came with Red Cross Flag which was also captured by Canadian Dieppe and Liberation of Holland veteran (who owned commando dagger also pictured.)
WW2 German Hitler Youth dagger with scabbard and frog. Early manufacture.
WW2 German 1st pattern Lufttwaffe dagger with metal hanger, produced by “PUMA”.
WW2 German Naval Dagger with pumpkin orange handle. Produced by manufacturer “WKC”.
WW2 German 2nd pattern Luftwaffe dagger, manufactured by Ernst Pack & Sonne. Note blade manufacturer’s markings.
WW2 German Officers army dagger, produced by “AES” with original scabbard.
Winchester Model 1873 32-20 Leaver Action Rifle. Serial Number 357677B, estimated to have been produced in 1891.
World War Two Canadian INGLIS BREN Deactivated Machine Gun, with deactivated magazine and full Canadian C-> broad arrow markings. Produced in 1942, this was used during the Second World War, and later re-purposed as a Drill Purpose practice gun before being decommissioned.
World War Two German police dress bayonet with scabbard, frog, and portepee. Manufactured by F. W. Holler.
World War Two era theatre produced Canadian trench knife. Made out of spare Aircraft parts. Many of these were made by soldiers and sold as souvenirs.
World War Two Kriegsmarine “WKC” early pattern engraved officers dagger in fine condition. The blade is highly detailed and engraved with sailing ships, and the scabbard is a harder to find pattern used on early production daggers.
This dagger was captured by a Canadian R.C.A.F member in 1945 who also brought back a pair of Kreigsmarine binoculars produced by Ernst Leitz Wetzlar.
Both the binoculars and the case have the “Beh” production code, with the case being dated. The binocular optics are still clear, and the original strap and backilight eyepiece cover is intact. Also not large swastika and Kriegsmarine “M” on top of case.
