Victorian Coloured Printed Muster Roll “In Memoriam of the Heroes Who Fell at Isandhlwana”, with regimental badge of The 24th (2nd Warwickshire) R...

Framed Hand Coloured Print Royal Guards Reserve Regiment Muster Roll July 1900, finely detailed hand coloured example of the muster roll print pro...

4x Framed and Glazed Etched Plates Battle of Waterloo Interest, all appear to have been published by J Booth Nov 1816. Housed in modern glazed fra...

WW1 Parliamentary Recruiting Committee Recruiting Card Poster No 107, fine example of the poster mounted on board card, showing a British tommy in...

WW1 Parliamentary Recruiting Committee Recruiting Card Poster No 112, good example of the small type poster mounted onto card backing, British Uni...

Cheshire Regiment Recruitment Poster, printed by W H Evans Sons & Co, Chester. Illustrated with regimental motifs, central scene of William III pr...

Marcel Gillis (1897-1972) Anti-War Poster, interesting and powerful poster produced in the 1930’s showing a British soldier who has been shot thro...

19th Century Miniature Portrait of a Military Officer, housed in a glazed leather carry case. Officer wearing scarlet coatee style tunic with larg...

R Simkin Royal Horse Artillery Officer Watercolour, fine example showing the officer in full uniform at the gallop. Signed to the bottom corner R ...

Artists Sketch Book of Nautical Interest 1907, interesting sketch book of Kenneth J L Murray. The sketches show various Military and Civilian line...

Three Great War Original Watercolours by War Artist R T Cooper, one dated 1916. Very well executed and memorable images. They show both a degree o...

Oil on Board Portrait Painting of a WW1 Private Soldier of the Welsh Regiment, naive style example of a head and torso of a young WW1 other ranks ...

Paul Bullard (1918-1996) – oil on board, showing a dog on a chain. This is believed to show the dog ‘Lampo’ (meaning Lightening in Italian) which ...

Series of Third Reich prints of Hitler and Goering, laid on art paper, well executed b/w in a theatrical style. Possibly wartime. 5 in all. Very g...