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Preisdatenbank abonnierenA Third Reich Army ordnance pattern sabel, plated blade 31½”, by E & F Horster, Solingen, the nickel plated base metal hilt later impressed with blackened SS runes on one langet, the wire bound grip of black painted aluminium, in its nickel plated scabbard. GC (plating worn from the SS marked langet)
A Third Reich Army ordnance pattern sabel, plated blade 33½”, by Eickhorn, the brass hilt lacking Waffenamt marks, with wire bound black grip and leather “fingerschlauf”, the upper surface of the langet stamped “PZ.R./1/N.7” (Panzer Regt No 1), in its black painted scabbard. GC, the hilt appears to have been originally gilt (scabbard paint crazed with light surface rust). Plate 3
An unusual Third Reich Army officer’s sword, plated blade 33”, by Klaas, Solingen, the brass hilt having foliate embossed rounded pommel, backstrap and knucklebow, and angular langet with army pattern eagle, with unusual wire bound black celluloid grip, in its black painted scabbard. GC (scabbard paint worn and crazed) Plate 3
A Third Reich Army officer’s sword, plated blade 32”, by PDL, the brass hilt having lion’s head pommel with white glass eyes, oak leaf embossed knucklebow and ferrule, and SA type eagle on the langet, with wire bound black celluloid grip, and portepee with green leather strap and silver (?needs cleaning) acorn, in its black painted scabbard. GC (scabbard paint slightly crazed) Plate 3
A Third Reich Eickhorn Model Nr 1693 “Blucher” Army officer’s sword, plated blade 32½” with “Original” Eickhorn mark, the gilt brass hilt having lion’s head pommel with red glass eyes, oak leaf embossed knucklebow and ferrule, and eagle with outstretched wings on langet and crossguard, with wire bound black celluloid grip, in its black painted scabbard. GC (gilt worn, scabbard dented and bent, paint slightly crazed) Plate 3
A Third Reich Eickhorn Model Nr 1734 “Zeiten” Army officer’s sword,, plated blade 32¾” with “Original” Eickhorn mark, the gilt aluminium hilt having lion’s head pommel with red glass eyes, beaded pattern to knucklebow, crosspiece, quillon, and angular langet with army pattern eagle, the underside of the quillon marked “Ges Gesch”, in its black painted base metal scabbard. Clean Condition (small rust patches to blade and small scratches to scabbard paint) Plate 3
6 infantry cap badges: KORR, Kings (Liverpool) and R Welsh Fus, all with lugs, all brass Cheshire and Middlesex, Norfolk 1st patt; officer’s bronze Somerset cap (one of 4 blades missing) and Northumberland Fus lapel; 9 RA and corps caps including Geo VI and ERII RHA, Army Cyclists (16 spokes), Ordnance, etc; an RFC collar. GC (18)
An Ed VII Indian Army 1897 pattern infantry officer’s sword, straight fullered black, 33”, etched with crowned ERI cypher and wreath on one side, and crowned Royal Arms and wreath on the other all in scrolled, strapwork panels, regulation semi bowl pierced guard incorporating crowned ERI cypher and with turn over inner edge, plain pommel, chequered backstrap, wirebound polished dark wood grip; basically GC (no scabbard, blade some wear and light pitting); and an 1822 infantry sword with plain pipe back blade (hilt broken). (2)
WW1 Vladivostock 6 Chinese cards showing the build up of troops after the October Revolution the Bolsheviks took control of Vladivostok and the Trans-Siberian Railway in its entirety. During the Russian Civil War they were overthrown by the white-allied Czechoslovak Legion, who declared the city to be an Allied protectorate. Vladivostok became the staging point for the Allies' Siberian intervention, a multi-national force including Japan, the United States, and China, with the latter sending forces to protect the local Chinese community after merchant demands.[23] The intervention ended in the wake of the collapse of the White Army and regime in 1919, with all Allied forces except the Japanese withdrawing by the end of 1920.
An interesting British Indian Army Mark II military Kukri with leather scabbard , the blade is stamped RFI for the Rifle Factory Ishapore, 1927, MK II. Mark II kukris were produced between 1915 and 1944 and RFI are known to have made small, high quality batches of these weapons in 1926 and 1927, wooden grips missing.
1920s silver two-handled Point-to-Point trophy on circular base (London 1920), 20.5cm high, with associated Edwardian lid (London 1902), engraved presentation inscription - Army Point-to-Point Meeting, 21st March 1921. Grand Military Wetter Point-to-Point Steeplechase. Presented by The Earl of Lonsdale, Won by Major Guy Blewitts "Orman"
A 1986 Land Rover 90, registration number C116 JKH, green. This Land Rover was originally supplied to the British Army as a radio truck. A 2.5 litre diesel example with a five speed gearbox having high and low ratios. It is fitted with heavy duty axles as per military specification and the odometer registered in kilometres which equates to a believed genuine 90,000 miles. The Land Rover comes with some desirable extras including an adjustable tow bar, spare wheel carrier, integral storage box between the front seats, radio and switch panel, rear seats, rubber mats and rear floodlight. The Land Rover will be offered for sale with a history file. V5C, MOT to July 2018 See illustration
A small group of 20th Century prints and picture To include a pencil sketch of an army officer signed Arther B Connor, 1910, 53cm x 37cm, a small pencil sketch of a Roman warrior on horse back slaying a dragon, 22cm diameter, framed and glazed, unsigned, together with a hand tinted colour engraving. (3)
Dinky - Six diecast model motor vehicles, predominantly by Dinky, to include a Dinky Supertoys Fire Engine by Meccano, a Dinky 3 Ton Army Wagon # 621, a Bedford Truck by Meccano, a Vauxhall Viva, an Austin Atlantic # 106 with a reproduction box. Also included in the lot is a Corgi Jaguar E-Type 2 + 2. (6) - This lot MUST be paid for and collected, or delivery arranged, no later than close of business on Tuesday 13th February. Please do not bid if you are unable to comply.
Subadar Major Umrao Singh VC signed 2003 Victoria George cross cover. Indian recipient of the Victoria Cross VC, the highest and most prestigious award for gallantry in the face of the enemy that can be awarded to British and Commonwealth forces. He was the only non-commissioned officer in the Royal Artillery or the Royal Indian Artillery to be awarded the Victoria Cross during the Second World War, and the last survivor of only 40 Indian soldiers to be awarded the VC between 1912, when Indians first became eligible to be awarded the VC, to Indian independence in 1947. On the night of 15 to 16 December 1944 in the Kaladan valley, Burma, Umrao Singh was a field gun detachment commander in an advanced section of the 33 Mountain Battery, 30th Mountain Regiment, Indian Artillery, serving on detachment as part of the 81st West African Division in Viscount Slims British 14th Army, supporting the advance of the XV Corps on the Arakan. Singhs gun was in an advanced position, supporting the 8th Gold Coast Regiment. After a 90-minute sustained bombardment from 75 mm guns and mortars from the Japanese 28th Army, Singhs gun position was attacked by at least two companies of Japanese infantry. He used a Bren light machine gun and directed the rifle fire of the gunners, holding off the assault. He was wounded by two grenades. A second wave of attackers killed all but Singh and two other gunners, but was also beaten off. The three soldiers had only a few bullets remaining, and these were rapidly exhausted in the initial stages of the assault by a third wave of attackers. Undaunted, Singh picked up a gun bearer a heavy iron rod, similar to a crow bar and used that as a weapon in hand-to-hand fighting. He was seen to strike down three infantrymen, fatally wounded, before succumbing to a rain of blows. Six hours later, after a counter-attack, he was found alive but unconscious near to his artillery piece, almost unrecognisable from a head injury, still clutching his gun bearer. Ten Japanese soldiers lay dead nearby. His field gun was back in action later that day. Good condition. All signed items come with our certificate of authenticity. We combine postage on multiple winning lots and can ship worldwide. UK postage from £3.95, EU from £4.95, Overseas from £6.95
WW2 Liberation of Brussels FDC signed resistance hero Georges D'Outremont. Member of the Comete Line founded by Andree de Jongh Dede and acted as guide to escapers and evaders, escaping himself to the UK when he became suspected by the Gestapo. He rejoined the Belgian Army where he undertook parachute training and was dropped into France again to assist in the returning of Allied evaders by Lysander. Once again he was tracked by the Gestapo and returned to the UK, returning to France again as part of the Allied Landings on D Day. In August 1944 he joined the Belgian SAS and was parachuted into the Ardennes and took part in a number of attacks on the retreating German Army. Good condition. All signed items come with our certificate of authenticity. We combine postage on multiple winning lots and can ship worldwide. UK postage from £3.95, EU from £4.95, Overseas from £6.95
Napoleon Grande Fine Champagne Cognac Reserve, 1811, 1 bottle. Perhaps one of the rarest finds, this bottle represents an important time in history. It was not only the year that the town of Cognac received Napoleon, but also the year that his second wife, Marie Louise gave birth to his son. The following year, Napoleon began his disastrous campaign against Russia, amassing a vast army of 500,000 infantry, 100,000 cavalry and 80,000 in the baggage trains. plus other contingents from all over Napoleon's world. It is hard to believe that a cognac that was made in honour of Napoleon, while he was still alive and which he almost certainly tasted, is still available to purchase and drink. Napoleon Cognac was recreated by Couvoisier in 1910. It is now a Fine Champagne cognac (a classification that didn't exist in 1811) and is made from blend of Grande and Petite Champagne cognacs, some matured for up to 20 years. The terms 'Grande' and 'Petite' Champagne are a reference to the classification of the areas where the Gognac grapes (the Ugni Blanc variety) are grown.
Selection of Royal Army Medical Corps Badges cap badges include KC brass ... KC bi-metal ... KC WW2 plastic economy ... QC bi-metal ... QC anodised ... Vic crown brass collar ... KC bi-metal collar ... Pair QC bi-metal collar ... Pair QC anodised collar ... 4 x brass RAMC titles. 22 items + buttons.
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