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Los 173
Of military interest, a WWI German bayonet and scabbard, the blade marked 'Wassenfabrik Mauser A.G. Oberndorf', with serrated edge, 49cm (including handle). Two WWI Remmington United States Army bayonets, the blade dated 1917, each with scabbard, 55cm (including handle), together with an Italian WWII bayonet, the guard stamped 'Rocca 1942', with serial no. AA9979, 41cm (including handle).
Los 515
Assorted Corgi and other die-cast commercial vehicles and cars, including Corgi The Provincial Set (Gosport & Fareham), 97072, Open Top Regent Set 79050, Bburago Mercedes-Benz SSK, Matchbox Models of Yesteryear passenger coach and horses, YS39, Corgi Classics British Army Centurion Mk III tank and Saladin armored car, 69901, and others similar, all boxed (3 boxes)
Los 4
17 photograph albums, including: portraits from 1860s, Rollit family of Hull 17 photograph albums, including: portraits from 1860s, Rollit family of Hull, Holland House, London, St Ann's Hill, Chertsey, British Army, Captain Richard Todd Ellison (1867-1932), of Boultham Hall, Lincoln; Queen Victoria at Kensington, 1897 (Diamond Jubilee); ruins of Raglan Castle, Drumore Castle, Tintern Abbey, Cowes (East Cowes Castle), Norbury Park, Hall Barn, Beaconsfield, Dorking, Eastnor Castle, Upton House, Alresford, Cornbury Park, Oxon, Woodhall, Downham Market, Norfolk etc., numerous photographs, various morocco and cloth bindings, 1860s - 1920s; and another, album of newspaper cuttings, v.s., v.d. (18).
Los 103
Britains. Metal Models. 19 x Hand painted figure sets. Includes 7206 Scots Guards, 7207 Scotts Guards, 7305 US Marine Corps, 7202 Royal Marine, 7204 Royal Marine, 7302 US Marine Corps, 7307 US Air Force, 7306 US Army, 7249 Queen's colour party Scots Guards, 7248 Yeoman, Policeman etc, 7228 Mounted Life Guards, 7205 Mounted Life Guards.(19)
Los 540
THEMATIC COLLECTION - Military: Collection of about 390 special event covers in two large and five small binders, mostly dating from the 1960's to the 1980's incl British Army Uniforms, Fleet Air Arm Museum, National Army Museum, Royal Air Force Museum, Royal Marines Museum, Royal Navy etc, some signed, mainly fine
Los 758
Victorian silver cigar box of competitive shooting interest engraved with the Major Shooting Prizes won by A. B. Riall 1930-65, by Wright & Davies, London, 1900, 19cm wide,Bioraphical Notes; Air Commodore A B RiallBeginning his career in the Army in 1932 with the East Yorkshire Regiment (India) he was seconded to the RAF Iraq Levies in 1947. In 1948, after relinquishing his commission in the Army, he transferred to the RAF Regiment as a Sqn Ldr. Whilst OC of the Iraq Levies he was Master of the Royal Exodus Hunt in Iraq from 1953 to 1955. After retiring he became the general Secretary of the National Rifle Association from 1968 to1980. He won numerous shooting trophies and one RAF's highest individual shooting trophies is the Arthur Riall Trophy.
Los 696
A George III silver tea urn, by George Ashworth & Co, Sheffield 1804, of globular form decorated with a gadrooned girdle below an engraved Greek Key band, with two lion mask and ring handles, raised on four incurved reeded legs with paw feet over a central spirit burner, the shallow domed cover with ball finial opening to reveal a removable cylindrical warmer liner with cover, reeded spigot with wooden handle, inscribed ' Bequeathed as a Memorial of Gratitude and Affection to Aeneas Mackay Esq by Captain Hugh Mackay of The Madras Native Cavalry Killed in the Battle of Assaye 23rd September 1803', 42cm high, 96oz Provenance: Memorial at Lairg Cemetery, Sutherland, Scotland - Hugh Mackay (2nd son of Rev. T. Mackay) Captain 4th Regiment Madras Cavalry, Commissary Army Staff, born 1763, served his country 24 years, died 23 Sept 1803 at muzzle of enemies guns battle of Assaye fought between Wellesley and the Mahrattas." Generally in good condition, cylindrical liner has some bruising to the retention ring
Los 827
§ Frank Watson Wood (British, 1862-1953) The Battle of Bannockburn signed lower left "F Watson Wood" oil on canvas, unframed 61 x 92cm (24 x 36in) The Battle of Bannockburn on 24 June, 1314 was a significant Scottish victory in the First War of Scottish Independence and a landmark in Scottish history. Stirling Castle, a Scots royal fortress occupied by the English, was under siege by the Scottish army. The English king, Edward II, assembled a formidable force to relieve it. This attempt failed, and his army was defeated in a pitched battle by a smaller army commanded by the King of Scots, Robert the Bruce. Unframed, dirty and with the blacks coalescing. Scattered scuff marks, particularly along the bottom edge.
Los 1054
English School (19th Century) Mrs Mary Anne Clarke's Examination before the Committee of the House of Commons print on glass, published March 21 1809 by J Hinton, 44 Wall Street, London 25 x 35cm (10 x 14in) Frederick, Duke of York (1766 - 1827) was King George III's second and purportedly favourite son, as well as commander in chief of the army in 1798. The Duke, a known adulterer, became involved with the socialite and adventuress Mrs Clarke in 1803. The Duke used his civil list income to subsidise her lavish lifestyle as his mistress. As his mistress Mrs Clarke exploited her relationship with the Duke to extract venal payments from those in the military, civil and clerical service seeking promotions and preferential treatment by the Duke. Their affair ended in 1805, the Duke sought discretion and bought her silence by committing to an annual pension which he paid to her until 1808. When the Duke stopped his payments to Mrs Clarke, she broke her silence and scandalous rumours about the Duke emerged in the public press. The scandal sparked demands for reforms, and rumours of corruption in the army attracted the attention of radicals seeking to campaign for parliamentary reform - such radicals as Whig MP Gwyllym Wardle whose revisionary interest led him to instigate an open commons inquiry. Mrs Clarke embraced the scandal - contemporary sources suggest she delighted in exposing and exacerbating the accusations brought against her and the Duke. The scandal led the Duke to resign from his position as Commander in Chief. It later emerged that Wardle had allegedly bought the testimony of Mrs Clarke against the Duke having promised to buy the furnishing for her house, this discredited Wardle who ended up fleeing the country from his debtors. With the disgrace of Wardle the Duke was reinstated as Commander in Chief of the army in 1811. In 1810 Mrs Clarke continued to profit from the scandal by publishing a mendacious account called 'The Rival Princes'. Mrs Anne Clarke died in 1852. There is a tear to the bottom left-hand corner and some browning and discolouration. A few scattered areas of damage.
Los 186
19th Century British Army Officer's sword together with a Continental brass hilted, Court type sword with relief cast decoration and a tapering double edged blade. Possibly French. (2) CONDITION REPORT: Both blades are pilted, discoloured and nicked in places. British sword has no sharkskin or wire to the grip Brass hilted sword has loose mounts. No wire binding
Los 1073
A 17th Century carved oak settle, the back with reeded finials above panels of foliate scrolls, dragons, lozenge motifs and inscription "God's Providene Is Mine Inheritance, Thomas Reresby 1621", with hinged box seat below, the front and sides with further lozenge motifs, 67 x 24 x 53in. high. PROVENANCE Bears previous catalogue description from unknown sale Lot 212: "A fine old *** with box seat... from Eastwood Hall, Ashover, Derbyshire, which residence with all the fine carved oak furniture (see old records of Ashover for full and interesting account), was sold in 1623, by Sir. Thomas Reresby and the owner to the Rev. Emanuel Bourne, Rector of Ashover. After allowing them time to remove their chattels the Hall was blown up by gunpowder in 1646, by The Commonwealth Army...".
Los 974
A First World War group of medals, awarded to 16 Lieutenant Thomas Christopher Maynard, Royal Garrison Artillery, to include: Military Cross inscribed 'Bray 22nd Aug 1918, 2nd Lieut T.C. Maynard D.C.M. 120 H.B. R.G.A.' , Distinguished Conduct Medal, 1914-15 Star, War Medal, Victory Medal and Territorial Efficiency Medal, all mounted to a board, with ribbons and miniatures. Not a lot is known of Maynard's military history, after which he became a Colliery Agent in the North East. He is noted to have joined the RGA in 1914 at the start of the war and was awarded the DCM "For conspicuous gallantry and devotion to duty. He has done excellent work as No. 1 throughout and has at all times set a splendid example to the men" (London Gazette 13th Feb 1917), with it being awarded (London Gazette 1st January 1917). His Military Cross was awarded for his part in the action on Bray-sur-Somme, 22nd August 1918. Bray was of strategic importance for both sides as it was a crossing point of the Somme river. It changed hands four times during the war, firstly occupied by the Germans when setting up the Western Front, but it soon came under heavy attack from French bombing and was re-taken 4th October 1914. It was used as an important fuel and munitions point throughout the Battle of the Somme. On 21st March 1918 the Germans held a major offensive against the town, Operation Michael, and despite initial success to keep the German Army at bay, the town was then relinquished to German rule again, but not for long. In June/August 1918 it took cooperation between allied forces to retake the town for the last time, British and French artillery and aerial bombing, American and Australian forces and British Mk. V tanks to take the town under command once again. Maynard was promoted to Lieutenant 22nd January 1919 (London Gazette 10th Feb 1920) and resigned his commission 21st February 1920 (London Gazette 20th February 1920).
Los 809
A group of four Victoria medals to "209 Pte. Michael Ambrose, 1st Battalion Rifle Brigade", comprising - South Africa 1853 medal, Crimea 1854 medal with three bars, "Alma", "Inkermann" and "Sebastopol", a Turkish Crimea medal (Sardinian issue), and Long Service and Good Conduct Medal (variously impressed and engraved - South African and Crimea medal rubbed and with edge knocks and surface marking) Note : Sold with photocopies of Discharge papers produced by the National Army Archives
Los 813
A group of four George V and George VI First and Second World War to "17650 Cpl. (later Sgt.) W.B.G. Catchpole, East Surrey Regiment, later 2nd Battalion Middlesex Regiment", comprising - Military Medal, 1914-1918 War Medal, Victory Medal and George VI 1939-1945 Defence Medal Note : Sold with photocopied documents produced by the National Army Archives, photocopies of War Diaries for the 2nd Battalion Middlesex Regiment, photocopied details of entry in The London Gazette dated 16th July 1918 detailing the award of the Military Medal to then Sgt. W.B.G. Catchpole
Los 814
A group of seven George VI Second World War medals to "612085 Warrant Officer Hendry McCabe, 463 Squadron R.A.A.F.", comprising - Distinguished Flying Cross (listed in the London Gazette, 21st April 1944) 1939-1945 Star, Air Crew Europe Star, Africa Star, Defence Medal, 1939-1945 Medal, and Army General Service Medal with single bar for "Malaya" Note : Sold with photocopies from The National Army Archives of Operations Record Book, November and December 1943, and details of all the Sorties he undertook and copy of his recommendation for the Distinguished Flying Cross
Los 1957
A large collection of Airfix 1970s made up armoured vehicles mostly tanks including sd-kfz 232 radio car, German camouflage tanks, Tank destroyer, Panther cars, Africa corps, antitank armored car. Also a handwritten list of all contents and an Airfix Magazine guide 21 Modelling Armoured cars 1977. Also a box of made up green army tanks.,
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Los 276
5 x Coaches and Freight Cars - LILIPUT L350041 2 x British Army of the Rhine Coaches - BACHMANN CP001009 Chinese Type 25Z Double Decker Coach - ROCO 47006 Cargo Wagon with 'Willi Betz' Container - all Mint Boxed and FLEISCHMANN 98 5809 Car Transporter Wagons with 4 Car Load (Near Mint in Box missing a Packing Piece)
Los 398
4 x West German US Zone tinplate Toys c 1950 - ARNOLD 2100 C/W US Army Jeep - rubber tyres and spare wheel with Jerry Can - the C/W motor is working but would benefiit from servicing - the Windscreen is detached otherwise the body is complete - only a headless passenger remains - JNF Indicator C/W Car - 2 Door Blue Sedan offered for refurbishment/spares - ARNOLD - a lithoprinted wind up Monkey on a C/W Motor Ticycle - and a Schuco Red 1050 Studio Car - both offered for spares/repair.
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