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Thanks penguin always wondered about that place and that’s way more info than I ever thought I would get (used to live above a gun nut on friern road - he would tell me nothing) -
There was a Saturday afternoon crowd of enthusiasts, and at other times the owner might have been off acquiring stock. He also repaired air guns, which he also sold. He stocked edged weapons, uniforms, including antique uniforms, air guns and ammo and starting pistols and shot. Some medals and other militaria. Quite a lot of ex service chit chat on a Saturday. I had an amateur interest, didn't deal a lot, in English pattern swords and other mainly 19th century militaria. And made some good purchases there. I'm afraid WWII and later events was the major focus of most of the regulars. -
Did anyone actually venture in to that place? I recall it always being closed/very uninviting! -
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