an original WW11 German throwing knife which was used during the war by pilots ahead of bombing raids to burst the barrage balloons so the bombers could come in.
They were thrown out of the planes in their 1,000s.
still very sharp and basic.
A very rare biscuit tin by Huntley and palmer.
The tin is called Artist and dates from 1900.
It is in the shape of an artists palette.
Some scuff marks and wear but generally clean.
Not bad for 117 years old.
An unusual vintage enamel sign for the Indian market for the Favourite Watch Company.
It is 18 x 15" and weighs 1.8kg.
Generally clean but one corner is a bit bent.
Still an attractive sign.
From the Favourite Fairy Stories, this is a scarce book shaped tin money box by Chad Valley
This one is Treasure Island.
Some scratches and dents but generally clean for its age.
Remarkably still working , this is a pre war tin plate sparking toy by Fairylite of England.
Push the lever in and watch the sparks fly.
A bit grubby .
A very good condition early tin plate railway crane for an O gauge layout.
The crane still has the chain and hook.
I cant see a makers name on it but it looks like Bing from Germany.
