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  1. Sea Fury over Korea by world renowned artist, Keith Hall

    This original artwork by aviation artist, Keith Hall, is titled 'Sea Fury Over Korea' and depicts WJ 232 flown by Lt Peter Carmichael in his aircraft that was part of 802 Sqn Fleet Air Arm that was onboard H.M.S. Ocean off the coast of Korea.

    ea Fury Over Korea. Original Aviation Art Work By Aviation Artist Keith Hall

    Who allegedly shot down a Mig 15 jet fighter?

    In 1952, the first Chinese MiG-15 jet fighters appeared. On 8 August 1952, Lieutenant Peter "Hoagy" Carmichael, of 802 Squadron, flying Sea Fury WJ232 from HMS Ocean, was credited with shooting down a MiG-15, marking him as one of only a few pilots of a propeller-driven aircraft to shoot down a jet during the Korean War. The engagement occurred when Sea Furies and Fireflies were bounced by eight MiG-15s, during which one Firefly was badly damaged while the Sea Furies escaped unharmed. Some sources claim that this is

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  2. How to get the best results selling militaria

    Militaria enthusiasts are knowledgeable about their specific areas of interest.  They must find what they are looking for quickly and easily.  We are all time poor - scan read online - which means you won't get a second chance. By using categories, we are enabling buyers to narrow down their search results to save them time. So it is esssential you add your militaria to the correct categories to deliver accurate search results for buyers

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  3. 53rd Bell Topped Shako 1829-1844 to the 53rd (Shropshire) Regiment of Foot

    Made of black beaver fur with a leather top and peak and gilt chinscales. The ball tuft was introduced in 1835, dark green for Light Infantry Regiments. The badge was a large gilt star surmounted by the crown and superimposed on the star was a smaller silver star the 53rd featured a Maltese cross, with the battle honours Peninsula-Nieuport-St Lucia-Talavera-Vittoria-Salamanca-Toulouse-Nivelle-Tournay-Pyrenees. To the centre the numerals 53.

     

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  4. Helpful tips for Collectors

    Established militaria collectors know how frustrating it can be trawling through auctions and websites to find the odd prized addition to their collections. Sometimes this can take years before an item of interest becomes available. A  big issue for collectors is keeping your area of interest in control - and how to set limits on what you want to collect.

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  5. Why do Collectors collect?

    Usually there is a powerful emotional connection with the items they collect - which could be related to the the family, a historical period, specific wars or military campaigns, a regimental association or sharing their interests with other like-minded people.

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  6. Buying and Selling Firearms, Knives and other Weapons

    There are several rules and regulations related to the sale of knives, firearms and other weapons (Applicable Laws) which may apply to certain types of militaria, such as pistols and cutlasses. The Applicable Laws are numerous, complex and inconsistent. However, broadly speaking the sale of a large number of types of knives is prohibited. Buyers and sellers of firearms must be registered, have certain licences/registrations in place and/or notify the relevant authorities upon the purchase of a firearm.

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  7. A new way to buy and sell militaria.

    Curating valuable war memorabilia and regimental insignia from historical battles and military campaigns is crucial to protecting their historical significance for future generations.  We are building a community of enthusiastic collectors and dealers to facilitate buying and selling on one, easy to use online platform. We will save time and money - and deliver a professional, enjoyable experience for all parties.

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