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Los 3148
Issued on February 23, 1928 to Red Army Guard Simkin S.P. Hand painted with hand written inscription. Official stamps applied. Comrade Simkin S.P. is also depicted on the group photo in lot 3147. Of the highest rarity. Published: Certificate above was published in “????????”, ? 1 (69), 2016 ?. ???. 78-81 Condition: Very fragile, numerous times folded, stains. Still presentable
Los 3094
January 17, 1921 on his yacht Lukul announcing the election of Maj. General Nauomenko as Ataman of Kuban Army Cossacks. Accompanied by original B&W photo of Maj. Gen. Naoumenko at the investiture ceremony accepting the baton of his authority. The officer standing behind him is V.I.V. Tretyakov (who was later elected Ataman). Condition: Some staple holes, otherwise well preserved
Los 1250
Kajetan Soltyk, Bishop of Kraków and Duke of Siewierz (1759-1782), formerly Bishop of Kiev (1756-1759). Private Gold Ducat, 1762, 3.01g. 20.7mm. Kraków. Capped bishop's bust left clad in ecclesiastical robes; CAL.SOLTYK EPI: CRAC: DUX SEVERIAE. Rev. MONETA AUREA DUCATVS SEVERIAE A.1762 in five lines within wreath (Kop.6506 - R8, Hcz 9947 - R8, Fr.54 - plate coin). Excessively rare. Slightly wavy flan. Good Very Fine. Ex Henry V. Karolkiewicz Collection, CNG, Triton IV, December 2000, lot 2433,Ex "The Alicia and Sid Belzeberg Collection," Stack's, Rosemount, IL, April 24, 2008, lot 1047. During the reign of August III, Kajetan Ignacy Soltyk (1715-1788), scion of the prominent Saltykov family of Russia, became one of the most important politicians at the royal court. Initially tied to the defacto ruler of Poland Count Heinrich v. Brühl, Soltyk, in the 1760's, because of various conflicts, distanced himself from the Saxon-Polish statesman. After the death of August III, Soltyk opposed the election of Stanislaw August Poniatowski and went on to work with pro-Russian factions to dethrone him. But in the shifting landscape of political alliances, Soltyk eventually became an opponent of the Russian ambassador and provocateur Nicholas Repnin.As a result of his vocal opposition to the Repnin Sejm of 1767-1768, Solytk was imprisoned in Kaluga. He returned from imprisonment in 1781. His increasingly erratic behavior allowed his opponents to declare him insane and Soltyk was unable to reclaim his Bishopric.Under the Bishops of Kraków, the Silesian town of Siewierz had its own laws, treasury and army, but apparently never exercised any mint rights. Twelve years after Bishop Soltyk's death, his nephew Michal Soltyk had the engraver Szapacha Wappenstein strike private coins for Siewierz - a silver Grosz dated 1761 and a gold Ducat dated 1762, along with some Ducats in silver. Count Hutten-Czapski speculated that he did this in order to preserve related mint rights that were granted in 1232 but never utilized.
Los 1280
Virtuti Militari Medal, 1792. Gold. Oval, 43 x 34mm. 19th Century restrike. Collector's mark of Count Emeryk Hutten-Czapski within the oval of the "R" in the SAR monogram, and apparently struck to his order (Cf. Ordery I odznaczenia polskie, Puchalski/Wojciechowski, p.31, 27; Polskie Ordery I Odznaczenia, W.Stela, p.11-22). Exceedingly rare. Uncirculated. Ex Morton & Eden Sale, London, November 27, 2013, lot 84. Comes with tag. On May 18, 1792, a Russian army of nearly 100,000 men invaded Poland to crush the May Third 1791 Constitution. After his troops' success in the June 18 Battle of Ziele?ce, the Polish commander, the king's nephew, Józef Poniatowski, pushed for the issuance of a military award, using the Austrian "Praemio Virtuti Bellico Constituto" as a model. The Warsaw mint began producing the oval medals within a week, June 25, and ceased production on August 30. It is believed, it made 290 to 440 silver and 65 to 95 gold medals.
Los 1026
Jewish Resistance Medals, following World War II. The OJC was established to provide an organized response to the persecutions of the Jews in France. Jews were, in fact, overrepresented in the French Resistance compared to their percentage of the French population. The OJC comprised about nine autonomous Jewish groups that were formed especially to help the Jews in France. The most prominent were the Jewish Scouts (EIF), the Jewish Army (AJ), the Organization of Assistance for Children (OSE), and the Movement of the Zionist Youth (MJS). These were established at the initial stages of the occupation and operated until the liberation of France.The members of the various OJC groups cooperated in a wide range of activities. They rescued thousands of adults and children by providing them with hiding places or forged papers, and organized convoys to Switzerland and Spain. They formed guerrilla organizations in the main cities of France and in the mountains. They maintained a network of secret agents who transferred money from Switzerland to France and supplied it for the various underground activities and needs. Finally, following the Allied invasion in June 1944, they participated with the general French Resistance in fighting to liberate France.After the liberation, the French authorities acknowledged the OJC and awarded its members with Resistance medals and war decorations, such as the four examples in this lot-all with Stars of David on ribbons.The dates on one medal 18 Juin 1940/8 Septembre 1961 are significant. The "Appeal of 18 June" in 1940 was a famous speech by Charles de Gaulle, the leader of the Free French Forces, which is often considered to be the origin of the French Resistance to the German occupation during World War II. On September 8, 1961 there was an unsuccessful attempt to assassinate De Gaulle. About 34 mm each. Historic and rarely offered.
Los 139
Judaea, Bar Kokhba Revolt. Silver Sela (14.14 g), 132-135 CE. Year 1 (132/3 CE). 'Jerusalem' (Paleo-Hebrew), tetrastyle façade of the Temple of Jerusalem; show bread table or Ark of the Covenant in chest form with semicircular lid and short legs, seen from a narrow side. Rev. 'Year one of the redemption of Israel' (Paleo-Hebrew), lulav with etrog at left. Hendin 1373; Mildenberg 1 (O1/R3); TJC 218. Very rare. An absolutely incredible example! Boldly struck and well centered with nice wide margins. Virtually as struck! Traces of luster still evident. One of the finest in existence. Superb Extremely Fine. From the S. Moussaieff Collection, This lot has been officially exported from Israel through the Israel Antiquities Authority. The Bar Kokhba War (132-135 CE) broke out when Hadrian decided to refound Jerusalem - still largely ruined from the disastrous Jewish Revolt (66-73 CE) - as the pagan city of Aelia Capitolina. Although Jewish discontent had already erupted into violence in the Diaspora during the reign of Trajan, the Jews of Judaea seem not to have risen up against the Romans until this threatened abomination against the site of the Temple and the surrounding Holy City. The leader of this new rebellion, which took the form of a bloody guerilla war, was a certain Simon bar Kokhba who had messianic pretensions and gained a reputation as a great warrior. Unfortunately, although Bar Kokhba managed to make Hadrian pay dearly for Aelia Capitolina, when the emperor assembled an army of six full legions to invade Judaea in 134 CE the rebellion was soon crushed. In punishment almost the entirety of Judaea was laid waste by the victorious Romans and the Jewish population destroyed or driven out. In order to fund the rebellion, Bar Kokhba and his supporters used what circulating coins they could find or capture from the Romans and restruck them with new types more suitable for their revolutionary purposes. The most remarkable and desirable of the new types were used for the silver sela overstruck primarily on Syrian and Phoenician tetradrachms. The obverse features a depiction of the façade of the Jerusalem Temple with an uncertain object inside, which has been variously interpreted as the show bread table or the Ark of the Covenant. It has been suggested that the Bar Kokhba rebels actually intended to rebuild the Temple, but the presence of either the show bread table or the Ark - items lost at the end of the Jewish Revolt or earlier - seems to imply that the image represents the idea of the Temple to rally support rather than any real edifice planned by the Bar Kokhba rebels. The reverse type looks back to the coinage of the Jewish Revolt in its depiction of the lulav and etrog associated with the Festival of Tabernacles.
Los 3128
Award # 23802. Silver. Type 3, screwback. Comes with original temporary certificate and original receipt of temporary certificate confirming this order to be awarded to the 1170th Light Artillery “Brandenburg” “Red Banner” “Order of B.Khmelnitsky” “Order of A.Nevsky” Regiment, by decree of the Presidium of the Supreme Council of the USSR. Date of decree is February 19, 1945. Award number is specified on both documents. Not a lot is known about 1170th Regiment. According to documents and available sources, its’ last WWII commander was Colonel Malahov. During the war, it was part of 197th Artillery “Lodzinsky” “Order of Suvorov” “Order of Kutuzov” Brigade, 1st Guards Tank Army, 1st Belorussian front. However, by some accounts, the Brigade was decommissioned in November, 1946, other accounts state that the Brigade was still listed as active in mid-1950’s. No accounts have it as active beyond that. Extremely rare documented UNIT AWARD. Elusive in private hands. Condition: Superficial scratches on the enamel, perfect otherwise with most of the gold plating still visible under even gray patina.
Los 3142
Hungary. Order of Merit Set awarded to Soviet Marshal F.I. Tolbukhin. Gilt and enamels. Cross. 42 mm. “1949” diestruck on back. On ribbon. Star. 65.5 mm. “949” engraved on back; and Ribbon Badge. W.680-681. In original case of issue. With Award Certificate dated Budapest, May 1, 1950, to (posthumously) Fyodor Ivanovich Tolbukhin for his role in liberating Hungary from the Germans. Very rare and important. During World War II, Fyodor Ivanovich Tolbukhin (1894-1949) served as Chief of Staff for the Crimean Front, 1941-1942, Assistant Commander of the Stalingrad Military District, Commander of the 58th Army, Commander of the Southern Front and Commander of the 3rd Ukrainian Front. On September 12, 1944 he was promoted to Marshal of the Soviet Union. Widely respected by both his fellow commanders and his men, Tolbukhin is considered one the finest Soviet generals of World War II. Under his command, Bucharest, Sofia and Belgrade were liberated, while he took part in the liberation of Hungary and Austria. Decorated many times for bravery, Tolbukhin was the recipient of the Victory Order and Hero of the Soviet Union. After the war, he served as Commander-in-Chief of the Southern Group of Forces, which comprised the Balkan region. From January 1947 to his death, Tolbukhin was the commander of the Transcaucasus Military District. Condition: Choice
Los 45
Bithynian Kingdom. Nikomedes IV Philopator. Silver Tetradrachm (16.52 g), ca. 94-74 BC. BE 210 (88/7 BC). Diademed head of Nikomedes IV right. Reverse: BA?I?E?? E?I?ANOY? NIKOMH?OY, Zeus standing facing, head left, holding wreath and scepter; to left, eagle standing on thunderbolt above magistrate's monogram and date (I?). Callataÿ p. 64; DCA 445. Extremely rare date. Excellent portrait with some minor deposits in the field. Very Fine. The Bithynian Kingdom held a considerable place among the minor monarchies of Anatolia. The coins of the Bithynian kings depict their regal portraits in a highly accomplished Hellenistic style. Nicomedes IV, the last king of Bithynia, was defeated by Mithridates VI of Pontos, and, after being restored to his throne by the Roman Senate, bequeathed his kingdom by will to the Roman Republic in 74 B.C.In 88 B.C., Mithradates destroyed Nikomedes' army forcing him to flee to Italy. His throne was not restored until Rome defeated Mithradates in 84 B.C. Waddington, Recueil General, pp. 217-8, notes, "it is difficult to explain the very rare coins that bear the dates IC, AIC, BIC. These dates correspond to 89/8 to 87/6 BC; but between mid-88 and the end of 83, the whole of Bithynia was in the hands of Mithradates Eupator. We are forced to conjecture (no text says so) that during this period several fortified places in Bithynia remained faithful to the legitimate king and continued to strike coins in his name."
Los 3147
“To the Hero of the Revolutionary Movement” Badge. Silver and enamel. Screwback. Inscribed on the back to “Amtman F.A. for combat service No. 39”. Dates and large red enamel “X” at center, legend around, cog and wreath border, crossed red banner and saber behind. Hallmarked “875” and maker’s mark “A?”. Accompanied by two real photo postcards of Amtman, Kharkov 1922; and a cut and much-cropped photo of Red Army recipients, including Amtman, of the Badge. Published: Items in this lot were published in “????????”, ? 1 (69), 2016 ?. ???. 78-81. Condition: About extremely fine
Los 3118
Bilaonov Pavel Semyonovich, (1919 – 1996), was a career Red Army officer. Started service in 1937, but by 1939 managed to graduate military infantry school and received his first assignment as a machine-gun platoon commander. During WWII, distinguished himself in fighting at Stalingrad and 2nd Ukrainian fronts. During crossing of Dnestr River in 1944, his regiment was among the first to reach the enemy’s side, and successfully repel all the counter-offensive attempts, destroying 3 tanks, 60 vehicles and taking 150 POW’s in the process. By decree of Sept. 13, 1944, ”For outstanding leadership and skillful command of his regiment during crossing of Dnestr” he was bestowed with the title of Hero of the Soviet Union, with GOLD HSU Star #2279 and Order of Lenin #20928. After the war, graduated from famous Military Academy of General Staff. From 1968-1974 was serving in command of 38th Army. Retired in 1980. Died on May 28, 1996. Source: Wikipedia Group comes with: • GOLD Hero of the Soviet Union Star. Type 2. Award # 2279. • Order of Lenin #20928. Awarded with the Hero Star. • Order of Red Banner #61135. Official ”REISSUE” Award. • Order of Red Banner #133515. • Order of A. Suvorov 3rd Class #10382. • Order of Red Star #176221. • Order of Red Star #3584609. Xerox copy of the official Award Card from Russian archives, listing all of the above awards. According to that document, in addition to some unnumbered medals, group is missing one more Red Star and medal ”For Combat Service”, both apparently length of service awards. Otherwise, the group is complete. Condition: Pristine condition on all orders, excellent enamels throughout. Beautiful dark patina on order of Suvorov.
Los 76
Judaea, Hasmonean Kingdom. Mattathias Antigonos (Mattatayah). Æ 8 Prutot (13.90 g), 40-37 BCE. Jerusalem. 'Mattatayah the High Priest and Council of the Jews' (Paleo-Hebrew), double cornucopiae. Rev. BA[CI?EOC ANTI?ONOY], ivy wreath tied with ribbons. Hendin 1162; TJC 36. Glossy dark green patina and well centered. Choice Very Fine. From the Palm Desert Collection. Purchased from Superior in the 1980s. In 40 BCE, at the head of a Parthian army, Mattathias II Antigonus drove Herod the Great and his puppet, the Hasmonaean ethnarch, John Hyrcanus II, out of Jerusalem and was proclaimed king and High Priest by the Parthians and his Jewish supporters. Unfortunately, the wily Herod was not so easily defeated and returned in 39 BCE armed with recognition as the Roman client-king of Judaea. The hapless Mattathias II was ultimately defeated and crucified for his troubles, leaving Judaea to begin a new period in its troubled history under the often hated Herodian dynasty.
Los 3132
Award # 16464. Type 1, variation 3, on rectangular suspension, without stick-pin. Comes with original letter from archives of the Ministry of Defence of the Russian Federation. Awarded to Captain Isayans O.A. (of Armenian origin), 5th Shock Army. In combat near Dmitrievka village, Captain Isayans, leading the battalion provided a clever stroke of tactics in capturing the road, cutting off the enemy’s path and ultimately capturing 6 vehicles and other facilities. Wounded in the arm, comrade Isayants only left the battlefield after the fight was over. Received his award in July of 1944, by decree of March 8 th, 1944. Condition: Insignificant enamel chipping, otherwise Very fine
Los 3005
Initials “B?” of Eduard’s widow Varvara Dietwald beneath enamel of top reverse arm. On ribbon. With related certificate to Vladimir Kersanov, member of the General Staff of the Caucasus Army who served with the Vice Consul in Mosul. Condition: Enamel on Lower reverse arm replaced. Extremely fine
Los 196
Vespasian. Æ Sestertius (28.46 g), AD 69-79. Judaea Capta type. Rome, AD 71. IMP CAES VESPASIAN AVG P M TR P P P COS III, laureate head of Vespasian right. Rev. IVDAEA CAPTA, S C in exergue, palm tree; to left, bound captive standing right before pile of arms; to right, Judaea seated right in attitude of mourning. Hendin 1500; RIC 159; BN 490; BMC 533. A lovely example with glossy chocolate-brown patina. We note some minor pitting on the reverse. Choice Very Fine. From the S. Moussaieff Collection, This lot has been officially exported from Israel through the Israel Antiquities Authority. The elements of the reverse type include a palm-tree flanked on the left by the emperor, with his foot on a helmet, and on the right, by the personified Judaea, seated to right on a cuirass. In the scene, the emperor is representative of the vast power of Rome. His foot on a helmet of the defeated enemy and his large parazonium symbolize the might of the dominant victor. The emperor is drawn on a much larger scale than is the much more diminutively wrought personified Judaea. The downcast Judaea is seated upon a cuirass, which here represents the spoils of her defeated army. Her pose connotes the humiliation of destruction, captivity and exile. This image was designed both as an exultation of the empire and as a warning to any other province that might be contemplating rebellion.
Los 3126
- Colonel, Chief of Staff of the 8th Assault “General Panfilov” Division. Group comes with: • Order of Lenin #121395. Scarce variation with hand-engraved serial number. • Order of Kutuzov 2nd Class #531. • Order of Suvorov 3rd Class #801, Type 1, on suspension. • Order of the Red Banner #66432, Type 2, screwback. • Order of the Red Banner #112526. • Order of the Red Banner #236629. • Order of the Patriotic War 1st Class #42072, so-called “Mercedes” variation. • Order of the Red Star #939246. • Medal “For Victory over Germany in WWII”. The group comes with research (copies of award card, citations can be obtained freely at podvignaroda.ru). Medal “For Defense of Leningrad” is missing from the medal’s bar, jubilee 30th Anniversary of Red Army medal is also missing, both are easy replacements, otherwise the group is fully complete. Very rare with Type 1 Suvorov 3rd class order, in addition to early numbered Kutuzov 2nd class order. Condition: Choice with tiny marks on a few items. Old even patina
Los 5194
Medals, World War One, group of three, 1914-15 Star, British War and Victory Medals, named to 9711 Dvr. G. Dean R.F.A. [Royal Field Artillery], original silk ribbons en suite, bar-mounted; another group, named to M2 - 053506 Pte. R. Thwaite A.S.C. [Army Service Corps], with Private Thwaite's aluminium identity bracelet; marriage certificate; associated ribbons, (qty)
Los 5201
World War Two - a selection of ephemera and other memorabilia, A. Pearce Army records and related travel papers; other similar WWII documents and a PoW miniature dog; Scouting souvenir photograph album; a Masonic medal; war related documents; postcards; social history; a typed document relating to the demolition of Pendlteon Manor, Manchester; etc
Los 331
Cigarette Cards, Players, a variety of sets, contained in a modern ringbinder, to name Uniforms of The Territorial Army, Straight Line Caricatures, Military Uniforms of the British Empire Overseas, Players Past & Present, Miniatures, Cries of London A & 2nd Series, International Air Liners, Aircraft of the Royal Air Force, Dandies, Characters from Dickens (re-issue), Boy Scout & Girl Guide and Cycling (gen gd)(13)
Los 370
Cigarette Cards, Military, a collection of sets to name Players War Decorations & Medals, Regimental Standards & Cap Badges, History of Naval Dress, Aircraft of the Royal Airforce, Modern Naval Craft, Uniforms of the Territorial Army, Military Uniforms of the British Empire Overseas, Air Raid Precautions and RAF Badges, also included Wills Life in the Royal Navy (gen gd)(10)
Los 314
Foreign Cigarette Cards, BAT, sets to name Birds of Brilliant Plumage (PC inset, plain back), Types of British Army (Siamese, blue flag back), also includes an unknown set depicting National Costumes and one card from Lorillard (USA) Ancient Mythology Burlesque (no 8), viewing recommended(gd/vg)
Los 288
Cigarette and Trade Cards, Mixture, a collection single cards and parts sets cards in a modern ringbinder, cards to note from Phillips India Series and Sporting Champions, Wills Army Life, Musical Celebrities and silks from Birds and Animals of Australia, Ogdens Boy Scounts, Lambert & Butler World's Locomotives, Aviation and Wireless Telegraphy, Hustler Animals and Regimental Nicknames, Barratt Test Cricketers, The Secret Service and Famous Footballers, Thompson World Cup Footballers and more (gen gd, a few poor (qty)
Los 386
Cigarette Cards, Players, in two large modern ringbinders a collection of sets to include From Plantation to Smoker, Products of the World (diff x2), Curious Beaks, Natural History (x3), Colonial Army Badges, Drum Banners & Cap Badges, Army Coprs & Divisional Signs 1st & 2nd Series, National Flags & Arms, Flags of the League of Nations, Dandies, Strightline Caricatures, Miniatures (x4), Characters from Dickens, Modern Naval Craft and Ceremonial Court Dress, also includes Wills sets, The Reign of King George V, Do You Know 2nd and 4th Series and Lambert & Butler Pirates & Highwaymen (all gd)(qty)(2)
Los 233
Cigarette Cards, Mixture, a variety of sets, to name Wills Air Raid Precautions, Life in the Royal Navy, Flower Culture in Pots and House hold Hints (2 different sets), together with Players Cricketers 1938, Cricketers 1934, Uniforms of the Territorial Army and National Flags and Arms, also includes in original albums Wills Radio Celebrities, Players Birds & Their Young and Film Stars (gd/vg)(12)
Los 388
Cigarette Cards, Players, in a modern ringbinder, a collection of sets to name, Ceremonial & Court Dress, Military Head-Dress, Military Uniforms of the British Empire Overseas, Tennis, Regimental Uniforms (blue back), Kings & Queens of England, Cricketers 1934, Dogs, (Heads from painting by Wardell), Players Past & Present, Flags of the League of Nations, Cricketers 1938, Cycling, Modern Naval Craft and Uniforms of the Territorial Army (gen gd)(14)
Los 329
Cigarette Cards, Gallaher, a collection of sets, various genres, all contained in a modern ringbinder, sets to name, Army Badges, Butterflies & Moths, Sporting Personalities, Trains of the World, British Birds, Portraits of Famous Stars, Aeroplanes, Shots from Famous Films, Racing Scenes, Wild Animals, Wild Flowers and Garden Flowers, (gen gd)(12)
Los 267
Cigarette Cards, Mixture, a collection of sets, firstly in picture card albums Churchmans Boxing Personalities and Associated Footballers, in orginal albums Players Coronation of HM King George VI, Military Uniforms of the British Empire and Uniforms of the Territorial Army, also included loose cards in plastic sleeves Carreras Palmistry and De Reszke Reproduction of Celebrated Oil Paintings and Art Treasures, Cavanders Homeland Series, and Gallahers Champions 2nd Series (gen gd)
Los 435
Football, British Army of the Rhine (BAOR) Combined Services V Fulham programme and ticket Wednesday 8th May 1946 played in Hamburg, BAOR V Dundee programme Saturday 8th June 1946 programme and ticket reasonable condition with some tape marks and creases plus a Scotland V England ticket at Hampden Saturday 22nd April 1944 similar condition
Los 282
Trade Cards, Mixture, a collection of sets to include Brooke Bond Asian Wildlife, Trees In Britain, Unexplained Mystery, Woodland Wildlife, Queen Elizabeth I - Queen Elizabeth II, Wonders of Wildlife, Incredible Creatures, Tropical Birds, Features of the World, Inventors & Inventions, The Race Into Space, Famous People, The Language of Tea, Prehistoric Animals, World of Disney, Vanishing Wildlife, Flags & Emblems of the World, The Saga of Ships, Small Wonders and Police File, also includes, Lyons Wings Across the World, Glengettie Tea The British Army 1815, Longleat House and Badshah Tea People & Places (gen gd/vg, unchecked)
Los 597
An American souvenir of Germany glazed beer stein, colour decorated with the badge of the “2nd Howitzer Bn. 27th Arty” over “Friedberg Germany 1958-1960”, the badge of the US Army 3rd Tank Corps, and crossed guns and missile, the pewter lid mounted with a model of a tank, the thumb piece with the American arms. Basically GC (the lid dented, large hole in the base).
Los 516
France: Croix de Guerre 1914-18, bronze star to ribbon, VF; Combatant’s Cross NVF, Belgium commemorative medal of Albert 1 GVF; Hessen Fur Tapferkeit medal VF; USA bronze star, Army Good Conduct medal (named Daniel Capraru), European-Africa-Middle Eastern campaign medal, WWII Victory, Vietnam medal. Average GVF (9)
Los 619
A Third Reich Army officer’s sword, plated blade 31” with post 1941 Eickhorn mark on one side, the other side stamped “Esser & Co, Koln”, etched on both sides with panels of scrolls, foliage, crossed cannon and trophies of arms, the brass hilt embossed with curly borders and scrolls, and with flat knucklebow and army eagle on the angular langet, with wire bound black plastic grip, in its black painted steel scabbard. GC (scabbard paint slightly crazed and worn). Plate 8
Los 515
WWI Memorial plaque to Sydney Francis West, in card envelope with condolence note. Recipient served aboard HMS Queen Mary and was killed in action at Jutland 31.05.1916. VF; ISM Geo VI (Norman Nimmo Lusted) VF; WWII medals: 1939-45 star, Africa star with 1st Army clasp, Defence, War medals (3); USA Army of Occupation medal, Expeditionary Service medal and WWII 1941-42 medal. VF (11)
Los 641
An interesting WWII US Army prototype khaki jacket, known as the Eisenhower jacket, a 2 pocket BD type, with red, white and blue Army Service Forces roundel to right shoulder, made for the vendor’s father (later Lt Col) who “happened to be of roughly average size and height...After the jacket was completed, photographed and approved he was allowed to keep it....” (typed details included), together with overcoat, roundel to shoulder, 2 pairs of overalls, 2 shirts, and 2 photographs (one official) of the vendor’s father wearing the jacket. Near VGC
Los 643
3 composition helmets: French despatch rider, c 1970, with leather neck guard/ear pieces; French tank crew, 1951 patt (ventilation holes to skull); Iraqi army buff painted helmet, Gulf War period; also French OTPN M51 steel helmet, with maker’s device P/1953/Franck/C inside; all with liner and chinstrap. GC (some service wear). (4)
Los 258
13 Dinky Toys Military vehicles, etc. One boxed example - Water Tanker (643), Plus loose items- an Army Wagon, 7.2 Howitzer, a 5.5 Medium Gun, 2x Half Track, Austin Champ, Panhard armoured car, Field Artillery Tractor and a small field gun. Also 2 boxed Corgi WW1 Aircraft - Sopwith Camel and a Fokker DR1. And a small loose Matchbox Spitfire. QGC-GC some chipping and camouflage over painting. £50-70
Los 568
15 Elastolin British Army Figures. 14 in active service uniforms, 6 marching, rifles shouldered, soldier with trench periscope, soldier with heavy machine gun, soldier on horseback, soldier with Union flag, soldier with one arm missing. Plus a Hussar Officer in dress uniform. GC for age, minor cracking.
Los 4
A quantity of HO gauge railway by RoCo. A Deutsches Reichsbahn 4-6-2 tender locomotive, 01 1090, in grey livery. A train set comprising of a DB Class 204 diesel loco and 5x flatbed military wagons with tank loads. 4x DB coaches in silver and 7x United States Army Transportation Corps coaches in green. Plus a pack of 2 flatbed wagons with military vehicle loads and a military tank lorry. Most boxed (3 coaches unboxed), minor wear/damage. Contents VGC-Mint. £80-100
Los 620
A Third Reich Army officer’s sword, blade 32” with impressed mark of E Pach & Sohne, Solingen and etched on one side only with eagle and swastika, helmet over crossed rifles and panels of foliage, the brass hilt with lion’s head pommel with red glass eyes, oak leaf embossed knucklebow, crosspiece and langet with eagle and swastika, and wire bound blade grip, in its black painted grey metal scabbard with leather vertical belt hanger having plated spring clip, and portepee with blue wool upper part to the acorn, GC, traces of plating to blade. Plate 8
Los 602
A museum quality composite Third Reich SS uniform on a dummy, including a tunic with collar patches, epaulettes, arm eagle and Horst Wessel cuff title, also Knight’s Cross with oak leaves, an original 1914 Iron Cross 2nd Class, leather belt with aluminium army buckle, an original green painted steel SS buckle on a leather belt, WWI bayonet, gas mark, dummy stick grenade, trousers, leather boots, a police helmet with SS decals, etc. Generally GC
Los 613
A miniature Third Reich Army officer’s dagger/paper knife, 6” overall (blade has been filed); 3 post war naval officer’s and a Luftwaffe officer’s miniature dagger/paper knives, average 8”; a Forestry hunting hanger with etched 5½” blade; and 2 swords with 5½” and 6” blades and stirrup hilts. Basically GC (mostly worn) (8)
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