Boer War: Werwond Maar Niet Met Wonden Wegens Dapper Volharding vor Vryheid: Steijn tie An original inert German 9×19mm

An original inert German 9×19mm Parabellum cartridge bearing the am St 16 1944 headstamp

buttoning chest pockets

The belt provided a secure and reliable means of carrying essential gear

John Player & Sons Regimental Colours & Cap Badges 1910 Cigarette Cards are a coveted addition to any collection

HMS Roberts was a Royal Navy monitor that was commissioned in 1941 and served in various roles during World War II

Boer War: Werwond Maar Niet Met Wonden Wegens Dapper Volharding vor Vryheid: Steijn tie An original inert German 9×19mm"Boer War: Werwond Maar Niet Met Wonden Wegens Dapper Volharding voor Vryheid: Steijn" is a Dutch phrase that translates to "Boer War: wounds may heal, but not wounds caused by courageous perseverance for freedom: Steijn". The phrase references the Boer War, which was fought between British imperial forces and the Boer states (the South African Republic and the Orange Free State) in southern Africa between 1899 and 1902. The phrase is attributed to