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€225.00
Antique early 1900s WWI era US Cavalry saddle bag
This rugged leather saddle bag was issued by the U.S. military for use by cavalry troops It was originally part of a matching pair, designed to hang on either side of a horse’s saddle.
Beyond its historic significance, this piece would make a remarkable addition to any WWI or military collection. It could also be repurposed for practical or decorative use — for example, mounted on a vintage motorcycle or transformed into a unique daily handbag by adding a shoulder strap.
Even after more than a century, the bag remains in good vintage condition. The leather has developed a rich patina over the years but remains flexible and strong. It has been carefully cleaned and treated with leather grease for preservation. On the back, the bag features an old hand-stitched repair that only adds to its charm and character.
Measurements:
Width: 34 cm
Heith: 32 cm
Depth: 6 cm
Product code: #01800-25-A
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€225.00
Antique early 1900s WWI era US Cavalry saddle bag
This rugged leather saddle bag was issued by the U.S. military for use by cavalry troops It was originally part of a matching pair, designed to hang on either side of a horse’s saddle.
Beyond its historic significance, this piece would make a remarkable addition to any WWI or military collection. It could also be repurposed for practical or decorative use — for example, mounted on a vintage motorcycle or transformed into a unique daily handbag by adding a shoulder strap.
Even after more than a century, the bag remains in good vintage condition. The leather has developed a rich patina over the years but remains flexible and strong. It has been carefully cleaned and treated with leather grease for preservation.
Measurements:
Width: 35 cm
Heith: 28 cm
Depth: 9 cm
Product code: #01799-25-A
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€65.00
Vintage 50s Herder & Co Solingen sailers rope knife
This vintage sailor’s knife was crafted by Herder & Co in Solingen, Germany, a city world renowned for its high quality blades.
The knife features a folding steel blade and an oak handle with a characteristic anchor inlay, symbolizing its nautical heritage.
It’s the perfect pocket knife for everyday tasks or as a collectible piece for maritime enthusiasts.
After nearly a century, the knife remains in used but solid condition, showing signs of age and wear consistent with its history. It has been carefully treated with antique wax to protect the surface and provide a subtle, natural sheen.
Length with blade folded in: 9.5 cm
Length with blade folded open: 16 cm
Product code: #01808-25-G
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Antique 1910s Belgian army compass
Compasses like this one were issued to Belgian Army officers during the First World War.
On one side, the compass features a transit lock to secure the needle when not in use.
This piece would make a charming addition to any vintage collection, perfect for display, for use on hikes, or even to transform into a unique necklace.
The compass is in good, fully functional condition. Its solid brass case has developed a beautiful aged patina over time, adding to its authentic character. It still functions well and points north accurately.
Diameter: 55 mm
Product code: #01796-25-G
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€85.00
Antique 1920s medical insturments
This fascinating early 20th century medical set includes several original pieces:
– Four surgical forceps stamped F. Schwob, Paris
– A sterilized chrome instrument box by F. Maloine, Paris
– A small alcohol burner or sterilizing device made by Meta, Suisse
– A metal speculum
These instruments would make a remarkable addition to any medical collection, museum display, or cabinet of curiosities.
After a century, the instruments remain in good overall condition, with visible signs of age and use. Over time, the metal surfaces have developed an attractive patina that adds to their historic character and visual appeal.
Product code: #01802-25-G
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€95.00
Antique 20s Carl Zeiss Jena 4×20 monocular
This rare monocular was produced in the renowned optical hub of Jena, Germany, by Carl Zeiss — a company world-famous for its pioneering optical systems and precision lenses.
Crafted with durability and accuracy in mind, it reflects the exceptional craftsmanship of early 20th-century German engineering. Bearing the serial number 929653, it can be dated to the late 1920s, making it not only a functional instrument but also a piece of optical history.
This monocular would make a distinctive gift for enthusiasts of vintage optics, history buffs, or collectors of military and scientific antiques.
Despite being around a century old, it remains in functional condition. The optics still provide a clear image, though naturally not up to modern standards. Over the years it has developed an attractive patina, testifying to its long use and age. Visible signs of wear include a small crack in the eyepiece and the loss of one side of the original leather covering, but these imperfections only add to its authentic vintage character.
Measurements:
Width: 5 cm
Length: 7.5 cm
Case: 8 x 6.5 cm
Product code: #01789-25-G
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€65.00
Antique 30s British hip flask
Small flasks like this were traditionally carried on hunts, allowing the thirsty hunter to take a quick sip of whisky now and then. This example is decorated with a protective pewter body and a brown leather covering.
Even today, it would make a handy companion on a hunting or hiking trip, while also serving perfectly as a decorative accent in a cabin or as part of a collection.
After nearly a century, this flask remains in good condition. Its leather cover has developed a beautiful patina over the years, adding even more character and charm.
Measurements:
Length: 12.5 cm
Width: 7 cm
Product code: #01780-25-G
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€50.00
Vintage early 1900s WWI era cavalry spurs
These authentic riding spurs, dating back to the early 1900s, were military issued and come with their original leather straps.
A fine piece of both military and equestrian history, they make a striking addition to any collection or cabinet of curiosities.
Despite being over a century old, the spurs remain in very good, usable condition. Over the years, they have developed a beautiful natural patina, giving them a unique character and timeless charm.
Measurements:
Length: 14 cm
Width: 11 cm
Product code: #01756-25-G
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€50.00
Vintage early 1900s WWI era cavalry spurs
These authentic riding spurs, dating back to the early 1900s, were military issued and come with their original leather straps.
A fine piece of both military and equestrian history, they make a striking addition to any collection or cabinet of curiosities.
Despite being over a century old, the spurs remain in very good, usable condition. Over the years, they have developed a beautiful natural patina, giving them a unique character and timeless charm.
Measurements:
Length: 11.5 cm
Width: 8.5 cm
Product code: #01755-25-G
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€50.00
Vintage early 1900s WWI era cavalry spurs
These authentic riding spurs, dating back to the early 1900s, were military issued and designed to be mounted into the heels of riding boots.
A fine piece of both military and equestrian history, they make a striking addition to any collection or cabinet of curiosities.
Despite being over a century old, the spurs remain in very good, usable condition. Over the years, they have developed a beautiful natural patina, giving them a unique character and timeless charm.
Measurements:
Length: 11 cm
Width: 6.5 cm
Product code: #01754-25-G
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€195.00
Antique 19th century folk art tobacco pipes
These remarkable pipes were crafted in Switzerland around 1880. Made from genuine alpine chamois horns and hooves, and lined with skin, they are striking examples of folk art and traditional craftsmanship.
They would make an excellent addition to any pipe collection or a true curiosity for a cabinet of wonders.
After more than a century, the pipes are in used condition with visible signs of age and wear. One pipe is missing the small top ring on the horn bowl.
Measurements;
Length: 13.5 / 12.5 / 11.5 cm
Product code: #01778-25-C
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€150.00
Antique 19th century silver plated bottle stopper
This rare and unusual bottle stopper is silver plated and beautifully shaped to resemble a red deer head on a base made out of real antler. A fine example of 19th century silversmithing, it combines both functionality and artistry.
It would make a striking addition to any wine or spirits collection, a perfect conversation piece for a bar setting, or a unique highlight in a cabinet of curiosities.
Despite being over a century old, the stopper remains in good condition. Over the years it has developed a warm, natural patina that enhances both its charm and authenticity.
Measurements:
Length: 7.5 cm
Width: 7 cm
Product code: #01749-25-C
