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Collection Of China - Large album with a valuable lot of better sets on stockcards. With 1950's and 60's including 1951 National Emblem set mint and used, Roses, Butterflies, Chrysanthemums etc. Then 1983 Terracotta Army set, booklet and mini sheet, 1983 Year of the Pig, SG88 overprint used, 1963 Landscapes, 1971 Communist Party strip of 3 (SG 2452a) and many others. Also Tibet and some early Canada and Cyprus. Very high cat value.
Los 35
Commonwealth. highly catalogued mainly mint collection on album pages. Nyasaland from 1934 through to 1964 including nice group of George VI key plates 2/- up to £1 (3) British Honduras from 1866 to 1971. Mint early values including good sg 66a overprint variety. St Helena sg 27 x 10 mint values. Sudan Army Service overprint sg A16. Clean collection. cv £3500+ note reserve at £300
Los 110
Richard C. Sherriff 1963 two page typed signed letter TLS commenting on schoolboy performance of Journey s End. Robert Cedric Sherriff, FSA, FRSL 6 June 1896 - 13 November 1975 was an English writer best known for his play Journey s End, which was based on his experiences as an army officer in the First World War. He wrote several plays, novels, and screenplays, and was nominated for an Academy Award and two BAFTA awards. Good Condition. All autographs are genuine hand signed and come with a Certificate of Authenticity. We combine postage on multiple winning lots and can ship worldwide. UK postage from £4.99, EU from £6.99, Rest of World from £8.99.
Los 5
1915 Great War Field Service Postcards. Two cards with Army Post Office CDS postmarks. Both are crossed I am Quite Well. Good Condition. All autographs are genuine hand signed and come with a Certificate of Authenticity. We combine postage on multiple winning lots and can ship worldwide. UK postage from £4.99, EU from £6.99, Rest of World from £8.99.
Los 32
1945 Luncheon Menu Signed by General of the Army Dwight D Eisenhower and Lord Mayor of Nottingham 26th October 1945 Luncheon Menu Signed by General of the Army Dwight D Eisenhower and Lord Mayor of Nottingham, Very Rare Anglo - American Friendship Luncheon at the Council House, Nottingham in honour of General of the Army Dwight D Eisenhower Commander - in - Chief, US Forces European Theatre, Personally Signed by General of the Army Dwight D Eisenhower Commander - in - Chief, US Forces European Theatre ,and also Signed by the Mayor of Nottingham Councillor Francis Carney. Dwight David Ike Eisenhower was an American army general and statesman who served as the 34th president of the United States from 1953 to 1961. During World War II, he was a five-star general in the United States Army and served as supreme commander of the Allied Expeditionary Forces in Europe Good Condition. All autographs are genuine hand signed and come with a Certificate of Authenticity. We combine postage on multiple winning lots and can ship worldwide. UK postage from £4.99, EU from £6.99, Rest of World from £8.99.
Los 681
Rare 1911 Map and Mentioned in Dispatches Certificate from George Roy Hutton 1914 - 1919, Gallipoli Palestine and Mesopotamia. British War Office Lithographed Map printed in 1907 , and redone in 1911 of Mesopotamia and the Persian Gulf. Measures 29 x26 inches, 75 x 67cm. The map was the property of a Surveyor Soldier from the British Expeditionary Forces , who fought in several campaigns in that area of Arabia during WW1 often using that particular map as a reference point . George Hutton , the Surveyor , was mentioned in Dispatches certificate included with the Map for his rescue of a number of soldiers lost in the desert on one of their skirmishes against the Ottoman army there . He later went on after surviving the war, to become the Surveyor General of the County Of Oxfordshire until his retirement, also comes with his Surveyors Certificate . The Map in question, was carried throughout the region during all of the battles he fought during the Great War. On a scale of 1:1,0000, is in very good condition considering it's vintage and all that it went through during the war years . It has excellent detail of the area involved at the time , including the different Arab tribes and Railroad and road links present then plus details of the Anglo-Arabian Oil pipeline and telecommunication lines that was the reason for it all in WW1. Shows physical features, Turco-Persian frontier, ethnic and tribal affiliation, populated places, cultivated land, major ancient and modern roads, railways, waterways, and communication lines telephone runs along the Anglo-Persian Oil Company's pipe line. Covers south eastern Iraq, south western Iran, Kuwait, and upper Persian Gulf. Relief shown by hachures and spot heights. Lithographed at War Office, Nov. 1907.and seems to be a very accurate depiction of the state of things at the time in that part of the world. George Hutton RE served in the Royal Engineers from age 19 in Mesopotamia throughout the War years and fought at Gallipoli, in Palestine under the command of General Allenby fighting the Turks in the British Expeditionary Forces advance up the Euphrates River Valley. In 1920 graduated as a Surveyor and in 1924 qualified as an Architect. He later was appointed County Architect in 1937 of Oxfordshire, he died in 1975. Good Condition. All autographs are genuine hand signed and come with a Certificate of Authenticity. We combine postage on multiple winning lots and can ship worldwide. UK postage from £4.99, EU from £6.99, Rest of World from £8.99.
Los 38
Major Cecil Leonard Knox VC signed and hand-written note on card, to remember those who gave their life in the Great War. Knox was a temporary second lieutenant in the 150th Field Company, Corps of Royal Engineers, British Army during the First World War when he was then awarded the Victoria Cross. He was entrusted with the demolition of 12 bridges which he successfully carried out. One however, the time fuse failed to act and without hesitation he ran to the bridge under heavy fire and tore away the time fuse himself and lit the instantaneous fuse. Card attached to an A4 descriptive page about Major Cecil Leonard Knox VC. Good Condition. All autographs are genuine hand signed and come with a Certificate of Authenticity. We combine postage on multiple winning lots and can ship worldwide. UK postage from £4.99, EU from £6.99, Rest of World from £8.99.
Los 652
Donald James Matthew Blakeslee WW2 fighter ace signed 10 x 8 photo. From Ted Sergison collection. Royal Canadian Air Force flying Spitfire fighter aircraft during World War II. He then became a member of the Royal Air Force Eagle Squadrons, before transferring to the United States Army Air Forces in 1942. He flew more combat missions against the Luftwaffe than any other American fighter pilot, and by the end of the war was a flying ace credited with 15.5 aerial victories. Good Condition. All autographs are genuine hand signed and come with a Certificate of Authenticity. We combine postage on multiple winning lots and can ship worldwide. UK postage from £4.99, EU from £6.99, Rest of World from £8.99.
Los 816
Very Rare 2nd Battalion North Down Ulster Volunteer Force (U.V.F) Peaked Cap, fine example of the light khaki cloth short pattern peaked cap with its original brass oval cap badge, having “U.V.F NORTH DOWN” to the edge and centre with hand of Ulster and “2ND BTN”. Original thin leather chinstrap supported by plain buttons. Oilskin sweatband and cloth lining to the interior. The lining has shredded in places and a protective cover has been placed inside to stop any more damage. A very scarce item of headdress and Irish History. In 1913 the Ulster Volunteer Force was formed to resist any attempt by the British Government to impose home rule in Ulster. When the Great War started in 1914, many men serving with the UVF joined the British Army, serving with the 36th Ulster Division on the Western Front.
Los 857
Historically and Regimentally Important WW2 Service Dress Tunic Attributed to Colonel Leslie Reginald Hulls Military Cross & Bar, Gordon Highlanders, The Only British Soldiers To Escape From Being Prisoner of War in Both First and Second World Wars, khaki doublet service dress tunic with officers Gordon Highlanders regimental tunic buttons, red gorget collar patches, rank insignia to the shoulders, above the breast pocket is medal ribbons of Military Cross with rosette, 1914 star, British 1914-18 war medal, Allied Victory medal with MID oak leaf, 1939-45 star and three foreign orders. Tailors label to the inside of the collar with inked name. Tunic shows some service wear and medal ribbons have frayed. First enlisted in the 14th London Regiment in 1914 before being promoted to Lieutenant in the 3rd Battalion of the Gordon Highlanders and then later into the Machine Gun Corps. He also had a short commission in the Royal Naval Vounteer Reserve as a Sub Lieutenant with the Armoured Car Squadrons in North Russia. He was captured by the Turkish forces and escaped at Djongy, then being imprisoned by the Georgians at Tiflis. Became the British Military Liaison officer to the Georgian government at Tiflis. At the outbreak of WW2, he was called up and served as an Intelligence officer with 153rd Brigade, 51st Highland Division. He was again captured in May 1940 St Valery-en-Caux, France but escaped from captivity along with Commander Elkins Royal Navy, they sailed from Lion-sur-Mere on 23rd/24th June 1940. He served as Liaison officer, No30 and No26 British Military Missions in Russia (July 1941-April1943). He was Military Assistant to General Anders, Commander in Chief of the Polish Army in the East (April – August 1943), Civil Affairs Staff School, Cairo (September 1943-early 1944); as Director, Italian Refugee Branch, Allied Control Commission (1944-45); as Director of North German Oil Control and subsequently Oil Branch, Control Commission, British and US zones of Germany, 1945-49.
Los 1052
3x WW2 German Identity Discs, consisting of oval zinc disc impressed “50 L.Hei-fl. Batt.1/III Kustrin”, this unit consisted of mostly Hitler Youth flak helpers manning the 20mm light anti-aircraft guns for the defence of the fortress Kustin east of Berlin in April 1945; Zinc oval disc impressed “NSKK 1 BRIG L 5962”, NSKK provided transport units to the Wehrmacht on the Eastern Front; Zinc oval disc impressed “Zollgrenzschutz Konigsberg Pr (fur Oberfinanzprasident Ostpreussen) Nr7761”, border unit for Konigsberg in East Prussia, units like this were called upon in 1945 to defend the city of Berlin against the advancing red army. All generally good condition. (3 items)
Los 538
Vietnam Service Medal Pair Royal New Zealand Army Service Corps, group consists of Vietnam Medal 1964-73 awarded to “43161 DVR P F ROWSELL RNZASC” and South Vietnam Campaign medal 1964-72 impressed to the reverse “43161 P F ROWSELL”. Medals remain in good condition. Driver Peter Rowsell served with 2nd Platoon W3 Company
Los 526
Army Emergency Reserve and WW1 Medal Group of Five, consisting of British War and Victory medals “CAPT L SMITH-MASTERS”, Defence medal, 1939-45 War medal, Elizabeth II Army Emergency Reserve Decoration with bar having 1954 dated reverse and engraved “MAJOR E L SMITH-MASTERS RE R SIGNALS – FRANCE MESOPOTAMIA N AFRICA UK”. Decoration housed in Royal Mint case. Complete with miniature dress medals.
Los 999
WW2 German Army M-42 Steel Combat Helmet, good combat example retaining much of the original field grey combat paint finish to the shell. Helmet has approximately 75% of the original German army decal present. Complete with its leather liner and 1940 dated chinstrap. Shell stamped to the rear skirt “IS64” and “4394”. Some wear to the lining but otherwise a good untouched example.
Los 1016
WW2 German Army Parade Brocade Belt and Buckle in Original Storage Box, fine example retaining the original circular army officers buckle and fitted to the green velvet backed belt with brocade front. Complete with securing strap and housed in its red leatherette storage box. The lid to the box is detached but otherwise remains in good condition.
Los 975
Scarce Pair of WW2 German Reconnaissance / Motorised Troops Combat Tunic Shoulder Boards, fine pair of field grey combat tunic boards with copper brown piping, slate grey NCO’s tress and cloth tabs to the reverse. Good matched pair for a very small unit of the German army. Ex Brian L Davis collection.
Los 533
WW2 Campaign and Territorial Efficiency Medal Group of Six Royal Fusiliers, consisting of 1939-45 star, Africa star with 8th Army bar, Italy star, 1939-45 Defence medal, 1939-45 War medal and first issue George VI Efficiency medal with Territorial bar awarded to “4800234 FSR J ROOK R FUS”. Medals are mounted for wear.
Los 820
WW1 British Royal Army Medical Corps Other Ranks Steel Combat Helmet, good example of an early rimless pattern brodie helmet retaining much of its original early apple green paint finish. To the front of the helmet is the remains of the original Royal Army Medical Corps decaled badge. Interior of the helmet has its original oilskin liner, although this is now loose. Helmet is complete with its original leather chinstrap. Overall a very good example of a regimentally badged Great War steel helmet.
Los 825
Pre-WW2 Royal Indian Army Service Corps Foreign Service Helmet, fine khaki cloth covered cork foreign service helmet having sixteen fold pagri with cloth pagri flash of the R.I.A.S.C. Interior with leather sweatband and partial red cloth lining. Hawkes & Co ink makers stamp to the interior of the helmet. Overall a very good example.
Los 559
Selection of Southern Command Formation Signs, consisting of printed ATS example, printed Army Physical Training Corps, printed Army Dental Corps, embroidered Army Air Corps, printed Intelligence Corps, printed 1st pattern Royal Army Ordnance Corps and embroidered Army Catering Corps. Generally all in good condition. (7 items)
Los 509
Outstanding Great War Military Cross & Bar Medal Group of Five Awarded to Captain H M Kitchen 36th Battalion Machine Gun Corps, the group consists of George V Military Cross (M.C) with second award bar, the reverse engraved “LIEUT HUGH MELVILLE KITCHEN MACHINE GUN CORPS ST QUENTIN 21ST MARCH 1918”, British War and Victory medals “CAPT H M KITCHEN”, 1937 George VI Coronation medal privately engraved “MAJOR H M KITCHEN” and Efficiency Decoration with India bar having engraved reverse “MAJOR H M KITCHEN 1BN E.R.RY R.A.F.I”; first four awards court mounted for display and the last is housed in its Royal Mint case. Hugh Melville Kitchen was originally from Glasgow, Scotland. He disembarked for France with the Machine Gun Corps on 1st July 1916. Whilst serving with the 36th Battalion Machine Gun Corps he was heavily involved in the defensive operations at St Quentin on 21st March, which was the first day of the German Spring Offensive also known as Kaiserschlacht. The allied forces suffered the second heaviest loss of men on this day, only 1st day of the battle of the Somme did the allies loose more men, both killed and wounded. The regimental war diaries for this period mention Hugh Melville Kitchen a number of times. The award of the Military Cross appeared in the London Gazette 16th September 1918, the citation is as follows, “T./Lt. Hugh Melville Kitchen, M.G.C. For conspicuous gallantry and devotion to He kept his guns in action throughout the day against repeated enemy attacks, holding his position to the last. Some days. later he organised a party of machine gunners acting as infantry, and charged the enemy, inflicting heavy casualties and driving them back. He showed fine courage and dash”. The award of the bar to the Military Cross appeared in the London Gazette 30th July 1919, the citation as follows, “T./Lt. (A./Capt.) Hugh Melville Kitchen, M.C., 36th Bn. M.G. Corps. For most conspicuous gallantry, dash and initiative during offensive operations near Moorseele on October 15th 1918. When the advance was being checked by an enemy machine-gun he rushed forward alone across an open field to within twenty yards of the gun, lay down in the open, and shot at the enemy gun team with his rifle. He hit two, and the remainder got up and ran. He then turned the enemy machine-gun on to the retreating party, killing all except the officer, whom he ran after and took prisoner. He did splendid work, and his action saved the attacking troops many casualties and enabled them to continue the advance.” After the war he continued to serve in the British Army in India.
Los 1006
WW2 German M-43 Combat Tunic, fine example of the four pocket German army combat tunic with non-pleated pockets. Tunic is complete with the original buttons to the front, pockets and shoulders. Fitted with an original combat tunic breast eagle. Replaced infantry regiment shoulder boards and collar patches. Interior partially lined and ink stampings remain. Generally good overall condition.
Los 606
WW2 British 2nd Army Royal Artillery 51st Highland Division Battle Dress Combination Insignia, being embroidered 2nd army formation sign above Royal Artillery felt arm of service stripe and printed 51st division formation sign. All mounted onto a battle dress cloth panel. Evidence of uniform removal and some glue residue to the reverse but otherwise good example.
Los 1007
WW2 German Army Wrap-Over Combat Tunic, fine example of the late war HBT (Herringbone Twill) wrap over pattern tunic worn by Panzer troops and Assault Gunners. The tunic is complete with its original bevo army breast eagle. Zinc buttons. Complete with the ties tabs to the interior. Generally good condition.
Los 544
Rare Elizabeth II Gulf War 1990-91 Campaign Medal to Romanian Hospital Staff, the medal with single clasp 16 Jan to 28 Feb 1991, awarded to “SG C C OPRESCU SP MIL CHR 100”. The medal is mounted for wear. The Romanian Army as part of the Multinational Peace Force in the Persian Gulf, supplied a Military Hospital during the 1990-91 Gulf War. This was a 200 bed hospital and 363 medical staff. Based at Al Fabayl, Saudi Arabia. They provided medical assistance to the British Forces involved in Operation Granby and provided medical assistance to Prisoners of War and civilians.
Los 674
Indian Army Headdress Badges, including 16th Punjab Regiment pagri badge with broad pin to the reverse, brass Poona Horse pagri badge with brooch pin fitting, 8th King George’s Own Light Cavalry forage / beret badge, officers silvered Hodsons Horse forage / beret badge and 7th Light Cavalry badge with J R Gaunt makers mark to the reverse. (5 items)
Los 565
Selection of Slip-on Shoulder Titles, all being black on khaki, consisting of examples for Honourable Artillery Company (HAC), 2x variations of Non Combatants Corps (N.C.C), Military Provost Staff Corps (M.P.S.C), Intelligence Corps (I.C), Expeditionary Forces institute (E.F.I) and Army Physical Training Service (A.P.T.S). All with tabs to the reverse. (7 items)
Los 535
WW2 British Army Campaign Medal Group, consisting of 1939-45 star, Africa star with 8th Army clasp, Italy star, Defence medal, 1939-45 war medal. All housed in the original OHMS forwarding box with army council slip; South African issue Italy star “233360 W CARA”; South African issue Defence medal “316922 G M SQUAIR”; 1939-45 War medal privately named “PTE P GIBBS 5337835 4TH ROYAL BERKS REGT” and another 1939-45 War medal named to “10261 RFN TEKBAHADUR THAPA 3/5 G.R”.
Los 799
Grouping of Scarce WW1 Period Cap Badges, including 2x other ranks Leeds Pals, Nelson Division Royal Naval Division with shortened slider, Hampshire Cyclist battalion, Army Cyclist Corps cap / collar badge, 25th County of London Cyclists, Guards Machine Gun regiment with slider fitting and Cardiff Pals cap badge with two lug fittings. Various conditions. (8 items)
Los 273
OXFORD UNIVERSITY Collection of Oxford University home and away programmes , mostly 1940s, comprises : home single card issues v RAF 47/8, Metropolitan Police 47/8, The Army 47/8, FA XI 47/8, FA XI 46/7, Walton & Hersham 46/7, London FA 58/9, plus away programmes at Cornwall 48/9 at Penzance and 50/51 at Wadebridge (both these have damaged back covers having been uplifted after being laid down) plus v Cambridge University 6/12/47 at Dulwich. many of the Oxford players became Pegasus players in due course, representative teams included Cullis, Goulden, Harmer, Leuty, Willis etc. Some faults Fair-good
Los 465
PROGRAMME / TICKET MISCELLANY A collection of 63 programmes 1944-2007 mainly Big Match a few friendlies against European opposition plus 21 tickets 1967-2010 also mostly Big match. Programmes includes a Pirate England X1 v Combined Services at Chelsea 1943/44 (Bloom's), Korea v Mexico (1948 Olympics at Dulwich),FA Cup Finals 1961 (Tottenham Double) and 1991,Charity Shield 1970 and 1988, Amateur Cup Finals 1955,1956, British Army v Belgian Army 1954 , British Army v French Army 1956 (both at Dulwich), Southend v Norwich (opening of Roots Hall) 1955/56, World Cup items 1970,2002 , Euro 1996 guides, representative programmes at Wembley mid 1950's plus 2 Republic of Ireland homes v Holland 1955 and Romania 1957 ("B" International). Also includes Daily Mail World Cup wall chart 1970 and a letter dated 1/2/1989 to a fan from Brian Clough the Nottingham Forest with a printed signature. Tickets include England v Spain 1967, Crystal Palace v Brighton 1976/77, Chelsea v Liverpool FAC 1977/78 , Brighton v Sheffield Wednesday FA Cup Semi Final at Arsenal 1982/83. Generally good
Los 355
RANGERS - BRITISH ARMY 56 Rangers home programme v British Army, 18/12/56 at Ibrox. The Army team included Duncan Edwards, Bobby Charlton, Eddie Colman and Bill Foulkes , all Manchester United and all involved in the Munich Air Disaster fourteen months later. Eight page programme. Generally good
Los 239
COHEN MORRIS: (1887-1970) British-Canadian Adventurer, aide-de-camp to Sun Yat-sen and a Major-General in the Chinese National Revolutionary Army. Rare book signed, a hardback edition of Two-Gun Cohen by Charles Drage, published by Jonathan Cape, London, 1954 (second impression). Signed in bold black fountain pen ink by Cohen to the front free endpaper, also adding some Chinese characters and with a small square red stamp alongside, further signed by Charles Drage in black fountain pen ink above, adding the date 9th December 1954 in his hand. Bound in red cloth (spine faded) and lacking the dust jacket. About VG Cohen's life story is an interesting one - he arrived in China in 1922 and trained Sun Yat-sen's small armed forces to box and shoot, and he soon became one of Sun's main protectors, accompanying the Chinese leader to war zones and conferences. Cohen carried two guns with him and the western community were intrigued by Sun's gun-toting protector and began calling him 'Two-Gun Cohen', a name which stuck, hence the title of the present biography. When the Japanese invaded China in 1937 Cohen joined the fight and undertook some tasks for the British Intelligence Agency, Special Operations Executive (SOE). Cohen was in Hong Kong when the Japanese attacked in December 1941 and, on the fall of Hong Kong, the Japanese imprisoned Cohen in Stanley Prison Camp. He was not released until late 1943 as part of a rare prisoner exchange.
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