25/08/2026
I think you’re only as good as the stock you’re able to source. When you want to create a space that makes people say “wow” and elicit positive responses and interest from people, it can be challenging when that great stock just doesn’t seem to be around.
I’ve had a few really fun weeks treasure hunting, sorry sourcing stock and have been delivering the first lot of it to the shop in the past few days.
Tied in with a reconfiguring of one of my main display cases, the new stock creates an area that’s full of military history and memorabilia. There’s a USM 1840 Cavalry Sabre, a 1796 British light Cavalry Sabre, two WW2 Lee Enfield .303 MA P1907 bayonets, a ASFA M1935 WW2 Ma**er bayonet, an original WW2 Brodie helmet complete with chin strap and liner, a 1971 Belgian tank crew leather helmet, early flying goggles, a variety of trench art shells and a large Perkins USA brass and copper ships light that casts the perfect soft subtle light.