Arms, Armour & Militaria

I am trying to find out the source of 15 what, I believe, are armorial badges which have been attached to a board.

Well-known works covering the conflict come from the library of the famed and feared commander

When antiques-hunting in Northumberland, the fine market town of Morpeth is well worth a visit.

This Huntley & Palmers factory fire service helmet with white metal mounts and H&P monogram was the highlight of a collection offered at Kent saleroom Bentley’s (20% buyer’s premium) on May 15.

Medal group sold for £43,000 at a Devon sale recognised the bravery of a medic who cared for others

Stand-out lots from upcoming sales including Chardin still-life, Napoleonic marshal's baton and fine art collection acquired over decades

Antique arms and armour dealers and auctioneers have come together to lobby against couriers restricting delivery of antique examples.

An antique arms and armour dealer is leading a campaign to stop couriers from restricting the delivery of antique examples.

On February 29 Fellows (25% buyer’s premium) of Birmingham held its inaugural Monies, Medals & Militaria sale.

This North West Mounted Police hat badge caught the attention when Bearnes Hampton & Littlewood (25% buyer’s premium) of Exeter sold the remaining personal effects of Canadian soldier and policeman Major General Sir Samuel Benfield Steele KCMG CB MVO (1848-1919) on March 19.

George Medals were awarded to military recipients for bravery not in the face of the enemy, so bomb or mine disposal is a classic reason.

A remarkable sketchbook compiled after its creator had been taken prisoner at the fall of Singapore in the Second World War sold for £1650 (estimate £500-700) as part of a timed online sale.

The Militaria auction at Norfolk saleroom TW Gaze on April 18 includes an item linked to Napoleon’s exile on St Helena.

The Germans began firing V1 flying bombs at Britain in June 1944 and V2 rockets followed that September.