6 Results: New & Used in old bottles in Australia

2 collectable belt buckles and an old factory sealed coke bottle full of coloured sand. All new, been in storage for years. $60 the lot.

Original WWII Aust / British Commonwealth forces Army Shoulder carrying straps. 1941 8th Army webbing type 37 sand colour shoulder straps, two types wide at the shoulder (31/2") for haversacks and narrow (21/4") for water bottles. Stamped by manufactuer 1943, 1945. These are original old stock, not repo. $15 each

PLEASE NOTE - IF YOU'RE READING THIS AD THEN IT'S STILL AVAILABLE:) Vintage Retro 3x Mini (8cm High) MONCHSHOF ceramic/ stoneware Beer Stein/ Mug Made in Germany On the back of the box (in German): 'As the oldest brand in the beer town of Kulmbach, Mönchshof has its roots in the centuries-old brewing tradition. The Mönchshof beer specialties in the nostalgic swing top bottle still testify to the quality of craftsmanship and invite you to consciously enjoy beer. For the benefit!' Vintage Mini

A 1965 vintage Glenturret from independent bottler Douglas Laing as part of the Old Malt Cask series. Distilled in December, it was aged for 34 years before 246 bottles were yielded in March 2000. I've had this bottle since the year 2001 and it has been kept in a dark cabinet inside it's packaging the entire time. The outer packaging has signs of wear, commensurate for its age. Please use pictures as a guide as they form part of the description. Please don't hesitate to contact me with any

While thoroughbred horse racing was the sport of kings greyhound racing was the sport of the workers. Many towns in NSW had a greyhound track, some even boasting grandstands. This image is on 325mm by 450mm photopaper. the poster is in excellent condition. I have more than 80 other images, including 10 rugby league ones, taken in the old Kent Brewery (where KB came from) and elsewhere after Tooth & Co agreed to let me reproduce them in 1983. If you want more information on this image and any of

This is strictly not part of the long-running glass pictorial advertising series but a coloured mirror created for Tooth about the 1930s when the long neck bottle was introduced. This image is on 320mm by 450mm photopaper. The poster is in excellent condition. I have more than 70 other images, including 10 rugby league ones, taken in the old Kent Brewery (where KB came from) and elsewhere after Tooth & Co agreed to let me reproduce them in 1983. If you want more information on this image and an