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Preisdatenbank abonnieren1920's India and North West Frontier Photograph Album, consisting of snap shot photographs compiled by an officer. Images remain clear and show fellow officers, natives and the landscape etc. Interesting image of Sir W R Birdwood, commander of the Australian and New Zealand army corps at Gallipoli. Some civilian images within the album but most are of Military service. (118 images in total)
Always A Fusilier The War History of the Royal Fusiliers (City of London Regiment) 1939-45 by C Northcote Parkinson. Complete with most of the dust jacket (some damage and sections missing). Accompanied by Pro Patria Mori The 56th (1st London) Division at Gommecourt 1ST July 1916 by MacDonald and Commissioned Officers In The Medical Services of the British Army 1660-1960 Volume II by Sir Robert Drew. (3 items)
The History of The Cameronians (Scottish Rifles) Volume III 1933-1946 by Brigadier C N Barclay. Complete with its dust jacket. Generally good condition. Accompanied by The Fifth Battalion The Wiltshire Regiment in North West Europe June 1944-May 1945 by Captain J S McMath and A Short Story Of 21 Army Group by Hugh Darby and Marcus Cunliffe. (3 items)
Selection of Books and Manuals on Weapons including The Luger Pistol its history and development from 1893-1945 by Datig, Smith and Wesson 1857-1945 A Handbook for Collectors by Neal & Jinks, British Small Arms of World War 2 by Skennerton, plus others and army issue field manuals etc. (20 items)
Selection of Books of Great War Interest including William Orpen an Onlooker in France limited edition (445/550) by Parkgate Books Dublin, Orange Green & Khaki by Johnstone, The Ironclads of Cambrai by Cooper, The Somme 1916 Crucible of a British Army by Chappell with signed dedication, plus others. Various conditions. (8 items)
Selection of Reference Books of Mostly WW2 German Militaria Collecting, including Combat Badges of the Third Reich Volume 2 Luftwaffe by Previtera published by Winidore Press, German Army Uniforms Heer 1933-1945 by Cardona, German Army Shoulder Straps and Boards 1933-1945 by Thomas and David Suter published by Schiffer publishing, Uniforms of the Third Reich - A Study in Photographs by Hayes & Maguire published by Schiffer Publishing, Afrikakorps Rommel's Tropical Army in original color by Peitz published by Schiffer Publishing and The HG Panzer Division by Otte published by Schiffer Military. All remain in generally good condition. (6 items)
Selection of Books on the German Panzers, including Jochen Peiper Commander Panzer Regiment Liebstandarte by Patrick Agte, Uniforms Organisation and History of the Panzertruppe by Bender & Odegard, Panzerkampfgruppe Strachwitz by Pruett, Germany's Tiger Tanks – Tiger I&II Combat Tactics by Jentz, Tigers at the Front by Jentz, Field Uniforms of German Army Panzer Forces in World War 2 by Pruett & Edwards, plus others. Most remain in very good condition. (11 items)
Selection of Medals Dorset Regiment Interest consisting of Great War medal pair awarded to “18611 PTE J F WITT DORSET R", George V Army LSGC medal awarded to “5718040 S SJT INSTR S MARTIN DORSET R", three regimental medals including a hallmarked silver Davidson Medal, brass Dorset Regiment bed plate stamped with regimental badge above “5721125 STOKES H", plus other associated items. (10 items)
Royal Artillery Group of Three consisting of 1939-45 War medal, George VI General Service Medal (GSM) with clasp PALESTINE 1945-48 awarded to “14479322 BDR C J H GREY RA" and Elizabeth II Regular Army Long Service Good Conduct Medal awarded to “14479322 W O CL 2 C J H GREY RA". Medals are swing mounted for wear. Accompanied by a pair of miniature medals, WW1 Allied Victory medal awarded to “21028 PTE A G CLIFF L'POOL R", a pair of identity discs for “46290 SEGT GREY A H 8 N.F", WW2 1939-45 star, France & Germany star, 1935 town commemorative King George V Jubilee medal and a selection of medal ribbon bars etc. Generally all in good condition.
Selection of British Regimental Cap Badges of various regiments and periods including silvered Officers Robin Hood Rifles, anodised Cameron Highlanders, 22nd Dragoons, Welsh Guards, Royal Horse Artillery blackened anodised, Royal Bucks Hussars, blackened anodised Buckinghamshire Battalion, Cameron Highlanders, 16th Lancers, 6th Gurkhas, Royal Army Ordnance Corps, 4th Volunteer Battalion Devonshire regiment, Royal Observer Corps, Royal Military Police, Royal Welch Fusiliers, 1st Pattern Royal Armoured Corps, Royal Army Medical Corps, The Wiltshire Regiment, The Welch, 20th Hussars, Grenadier Guards, plus others. Mixture of original and restrike badges. Some collar badges and a button also. (60 items)
Selection of Colonial Cap Badges of various regiments and periods including Canadian The Perth Regiment, The Black Watch Royal Regiment of Canada, The Lake Superior Scottish Regiment, Royal Montreal Regiment, 6th Western Canada CEF cap badge, Royal Australian Survey Corps, Australian Commonwealth Military Forces, The Royal Rhodesia Regiment, Transvaal Infantry Scottish, Canadian Infantry Corps, South African Artillery, New Zealand Army Ordnance Corps, Winnipeg Light Infantry, plus others including Indian Army badges. Various conditions and fittings on the reverse. Some fittings replaced or damaged. Some collar badges also. (43 items)
Selection of British Cloth Formation Signs including Marine Anti-Aircraft Artillery silk woven, 8th Armoured division, 23rd Armoured Brigade embroidered, 1st Anti-Aircraft Division, 14th army embroidered with stud fittings on reverse, Allied Land Forces South East Asia bullion, 2nd Infantry Division embroidered, 30 Corps embroidered, 2x embroidered Guards Armoured Division, 2nd pattern 5th Division, printed 40th division, pair of BAOR troops woven, woven HQ 21st Army Group, facing pair of BAOR Hanover District, two 3rd Anti-Aircraft division, pair of uncut printed 22nd East African Brigade, plus others. (40 items)
Selection of British Cloth Insignia including 2x embroidered 3rd Infantry division formation signs, Control Commission Germany formation sign, 6th Armoured division formation sign, 9th Anti Aircraft formation sign, printed 46th Infantry division formation sign, pair of white on red INNISKILLINGS shoulder titles, pair of white on red ROYAL BERKSHIRE shoulder titles, HONOURABLE ARTILLERY COMPANY white on red shoulder title, Army Parachute Jump Instructors wing, selection of trade badges, plus other items. Various conditions. (40 items)
British Edward VII 1845 Pattern Infantry Officer's Sword, etched blade 32.5", regulation brass hilt, in its leather covered field service scabbard with inked inscription ‘R W D Leslie RAMC'. Good condition, blade worn, extreme tip of scabbard missing. ** Robert Walter Dickson Leslie started his military career as a Lieutenant in the RAMC in 1906. He served in Crete and Malta before the outbreak of WW1. He ended the First World War with the rank of Major. He retired from the army in 1941 with the rank of Major General.
Selection of British Army Cyclist Battalion's Badges consisting of brass T 10 ROYAL SCOTS shoulder title and other ranks cap badge, T 5 E.YORK brass shoulder title and three variations of regimental cap badge including blackened brass with slider, two piece officers cap badge with J R Gaunt London Late Jennings makers mark to reverse (one blade remaining which is very fragile), three T HIGHLAND CYCLISTS brass shoulder titles, brass T HCB (Territorial Highland Cyclist Battalion) shoulder title with J R GAUNT LONDON makers mark on the reverse, T HC (Territorial Highland Cyclists) brass shoulder title and gilt officers button Highland Cyclist Battalion. (12 items)
Selection of British Army Cyclist Battalion's Badges consisting of brass T 7 DEVON shoulder title accompanied by a officers service dress cap badge with J R GAUNT LONDON makers mark on reverse and a other ranks all brass cap badge with slider, T 7 WELSH brass shoulder title and blackened brass The Welsh regiment cap badge worn by 7th (Cyclist) battalion, Northern Cyclists cap badge with slider fitting, two T CYCLIST NORTHERN brass shoulder titles, brass T NORTHERN shoulder title vendor states worn in 1920 only, brass pocket size Northern Cyclists tunic button, Kent Cyclist battalion white metal cap badge with slider fitting, two brass T KENT CYCLIST shoulder titles with lug fittings, scarce brass shoulder title I KENT worn in India by the 1/1st Battalion 1916-1920, other ranks white metal collar badge and trial die, five officers gilt tunic buttons, gilt and enamel Kent Cyclist sweetheart brooch, T 6 SUFFOLK brass shoulder title (missing one lug fitting), 6th Cyclist Battalion Territorial Suffolk Regiment cap badge with slider, brass T 8 ESSEX shoulder title, three variations of 8th Cyclist Battalion Essex regiment cap badges including al brass WW1 war economy issue, 2x brass Essex titles with a brass T and two Cyclist brass titles. Various conditions. (33 items)
Selection of Cyclist Battalion Badges and Army Cyclist Corps, consisting of brass T CYCLIST CITY OF LONDON shoulder title (one lug missing from reverse), T CYCLISTS shoulder title with two lug fittings on reverse, two T CYCLIST brass shoulder titles, two brass CYCLIST shoulder titles with two lug fittings, T 6 ROYAL SUSSEX brass shoulder title (two repaired lugs on reverse), officers bronze Royal Sussex regiment cap badge with lug fittings and a bi metal cap badge with a pin fitting added, brass T 9 HANTS shoulder title with three lug fittings on reverse, brass Hampshire Cyclist Battalion cap badge with slider fitting on reverse, two Huntingdonshire Cyclist battalion cap badges with slider fittings on reverse, Huntingdonshire Cyclist battalion tunic button, hallmarked silver (London 1917) & tortoiseshell sweetheart brooch with pin fitting on reverse, brass T HUNTS shoulder title with two lug fittings, brass 12 spoke Army Cyclist Corps cap badge with slider fitting on reverse, four variations of 16 spoke Army Cyclist Corps cap badges with sliders and lug fittings, brass non voided 16 spoke Army Cyclist Corps cap badge with slider fittings to reverse, officers bronzed 16 spoke Army Cyclist Corps cap badge with slider fitting, officers bronze 16 spoke Army Cyclist Corps cap badge with one of the three blade fittings on the reverse, non-voided bronzed war economy 16 spoke Army Cyclist Corps cap badge with two lug fittings on the reverse, two other ranks and two officers Army Cyclist Corps tunic buttons and a selection of general service buttons, pips and rank crowns. All remain in good overall condition. (41 items)
Selection of 39th (Dorsetshire) Regiment Collar Badges, consisting of two brass crowns worn as collar badges between 1874-78, brass 39 with one lug circa 1877, miss-matched 3 & 9 numerals and eleven examples of the brass collar badges worn by other ranks 1878-1881. One is missing lugs but the other badges remain in good overall condition. These are the actual badges Illustrated on pages 61 & 171 of History of the British Army Infantry Collar Badge by Colin Churchill, Fig 333, Fig 1068 and Fig 1069. (16 items)
Dorset South East Asia Command Cloth Insignia Grouping consisting of a silver bullion on red DORSET shoulder title, bullion SEAC cloth title, pin back bullion 14th Army cloth formation sign, black on khaki SEAC shoulder title and foreign service helmet pagri flash of white rectangle with embroidered L.I.V. in green. (5 items)
Selection of Dorset Related Cloth Insignia, including 8 embroidered cloth shoulder titles, 2 printed cloth regimental shoulder title, various formation signs including 32nd Light Anti-Aircraft Regiment RA (TA), Guards Armoured division, printed 30 corps, 2nd infantry division, 40th division 2nd pattern, Eight Army, plus others. Grouping is accompanied by a selection of variation 43rd (Wessex) Division formation signs including a 1st pattern example combination, post war officers bullion examples, red claw variation, variation on green backing, plus others. (41 items)
54th Regiment of Foot Officers Bullion Forage Cap Badge Circa 1857, being the Sphinx with Marabout below and the number 54. Some wear to the bullion and a small section is missing. Badge has been mounted on to a felt rectangle card. This actual badge is illustrated on page 172 of History of the British Army Infantry Collar Badge by Colin Churchill.
Selection of Early 54th Foot Collar Badges including two bullion examples showing Sphinx above Egypt worn 1855-56, bullion example showing Sphinx above Marabout, officers gilt and enamel worn 1860-1881 with two lug fittings on the reverse, five variations of other ranks gilt brass collar badges worn circa 1870's, two early white metal collar badges with the Sphinx on Egypt tablet and a local sand cast other ranks collar badge probably made in India. All remain in generally good condition. A number of these are the actual badges Illustrated on pages 171 & 172 of History of the British Army Infantry Collar Badge by Colin Churchill (Fig 1070, 1071, 1073, 1074, 1075 & 1076). (12 items)
Pre 1881 107th (Bengal Infantry) Regiment, Later Royal Sussex Regiment Other Ranks Collar Badges. Three examples in brass with voided centres having 107. All three have lug fittings on the reverse. One of these badges is the actual badge Illustrated on pages 155 of History of the British Army Infantry Collar Badge by Colin Churchill (Fig 966). (3 items)
3x Royal Sussex Regiment Officers Mess Jacket Collar Badges circa 1903, being embroidered wire with enamel centres on black backing cloth. All three remain in good overall condition. Two of these badges are the actual badges Illustrated on pages 156 of History of the British Army Infantry Collar Badge by Colin Churchill (Fig 975 and Fig 976). (3 items)
Royal Sussex Regiment Officers Collar Badges constructed from silver plate and enamel. All are complete with the original fittings on the reverse. Some of these badges are the actual examples illustrated on page 156 of History of the British Army Infantry Collar Badge by Colin Churchill (Fig 972 – Fig 979). Badges all remain in good condition. (8 items)
Royal Sussex Regiment Cinque Ports Officers Bullion Collar Badges circa 1899-1903, large type bullion embroidered regimental pattern collar badges which were worn on the officers mess uniforms. Both remain in very good overall condition. These badges are the actual examples illustrated on page 158 of History of the British Army Infantry Collar Badge by Colin Churchill (Fig 993 and Fig 994).
Royal Sussex Regiment Cinque Ports Officers Bullion Collar Badges circa 1903, small type bullion embroidered regimental pattern collar badges which were worn on the officers mess uniforms. Both remain in very good overall condition. These badges are the actual examples illustrated on page 158 of History of the British Army Infantry Collar Badge by Colin Churchill (Fig 991 and Fig 992).
Royal Sussex Regiment Cinque Ports Officers Collar Badges circa 1899, white metal with enamel centres. Two piece examples with lug fittings on the reverse. One of these badges is the actual example illustrated on page 158 of History of the British Army Infantry Collar Badge by Colin Churchill (Fig 988).
Selection of Royal Sussex Regiment Cinque Ports Collar Badges, consisting of silvered example believed to be worn by senior NCO with two lug fittings on the reverse, five white metal other ranks badges circa 1899-1908, four other ranks gilt metal examples with lug fittings on the reverse, four officers silver (not hallmarked) & enamel badges and two damaged white metal and enamel badges. Some of these badges are the actual examples illustrated on page 158 of History of the British Army Infantry Collar Badge by Colin Churchill (Fig 989 and Fig 987). Most of the badges are in very good condition. (16 items)
Selection of Victorian Bullion South Staffordshire Regiment Officers Collar Badges, including circa 1880 bullion embroidered collar badge in the form of the Staffordshire knot (page 167 Fig 1046 Churchill book), officers larger embroidered Staffordshire knot badge circa 1880-81 (page 167 Fig 1049 Churchill book), pair of bullion embroidered Sphinx collar badges which were removed from a officers tunic of the 80th (Staffordshire) regiment of foot (page 167 Fig 1050 & 1051 Churchill book). Accompanying these badges are a selection of later bullion examples worn by the regiment, these are all the actual examples illustrated on page 168 and 169 in History of the British Army Infantry Collar Badge by Colin Churchill (Fig 1055, 1056, 1059 and 1066). Badges all remain in good condition. (11 items)
Selection of South Staffordshire Regiment Collar Badges, including gilt officers example with two lug fittings on the reverse, cap badge style as issued to be worn as a collar badge (Fig 1062 Churchill), circa 1881 collar badge in gilded metal with copper lugs (Fig 1052 Churchill), six variations of OSD examples with lug fittings on the reverse, four pre 1881 larger style collar badges, 2x circa 1935 mess dress gilt collar badges (one with replaced lug), 3x post 1949 silvered officers mess dress collar badges, plus other examples. Majority of the badges are the actual examples shown in History of the British Army Infantry Collar Badge by Colin Churchill pages 168 & 169. (27 items)
Kings Own Scottish Borderers Bullion Collar Badges consisting of pre 1881 officers collar badge, post 1881 KOSB Militia officers bullion collar badge, bullion pipers example, three variations of officers bullion collar badges and pair of post 1953 facing pair of bullion collar badges. These are the actual badges illustrated on pages 112,113 and 114 in The History of The British Army Infantry Collar Badge by Colin Churchill (Fig 686, 694, 695, 696, 697, 698, 699 & 702). (8 items)
Selection of Kings Own Scottish Borderers Collar Badges consisting of two (miss matched) pre 1881 collar badges with two lug fittings on the reverse of each badge, four post 1882 other ranks gilded metal collar badges all complete with lug fittings on reverse, white metal post 1882 with two lug fittings on reverse (worn by 1st Dumfrieshire Rifle Volunteer Corps), post 1889 brass collar badge with lug fittings on the reverse, six examples of the post 1899 pattern collar badges in gilded metal, two variations of officers bronze collar badge, officers silvered example with two lug fittings on reverse, 2x pairs of silver anodised pipers collar badges with single fittings on reverse, two other ranks pipers white metal examples, officers silver (not hallmarked) collar badge with two lug fittings, 3x EIIR anodised collar badges, helmet plate centre badge worn as collar badge (no fittings on reverse) and a white metal collar badge worn by 1st Berwickshire Rifle Volunteer Corps. Some of these badges are the actual badges illustrated on pages 112,113 and 114 in The History of The British Army Infantry Collar Badge by Colin Churchill (Fig 685, 688, 689, 690, 691, 692, 693, 700, 701, 703, 705, 706 & 707). (33 items)
Royal Guernsey Militia (Light Infantry) Officers Collar Badges Circa 1904, being a slight miss-matched pair of bronze elongated lion-leoparde with two lug fittings on the reverse. One of these badges is the actual example shown on page 163 of History of the British Army Infantry Collar Badge by Colin Churchill Fig 1024.
Royal Guernsey Militia (Light Infantry) Collar Badges Circa 1904, being a brass and a gilded metal example. Both badges are complete with lug fittings on the reverse. Both remain in good condition. These badges are the actual examples shown on page 163 of History of the British Army Infantry Collar Badge by Colin Churchill Fig 1022 & 1023.
1st & 2nd Battalion Royal Guernsey Militia (Light Infantry) Officers Bullion Frock Coat Collar Badges circa 1904 & 1905, two are complete with the backing cloth. Good condition. These badges are the actual examples illustrated on page 163 of History of the British Army Infantry Collar Badge by Colin Churchill Fig 1025 & 1026. (3 items)
Pre 1904 Royal Guernsey Militia (Light Infantry) Collar Badges being a pair of brass other ranks issue with Victorian crown above strung bugle. Two lug fittings to the reverse. Accompanied by a single Victorian issue and a later Kings crown issue. All the remain in good condition. Two single examples are the actual badges shown on page 163 of History of the British Army Infantry Collar Badge by Colin Churchill Fig 1020 & 1021. (4 items)
Royal Jersey Militia Collar Badges including a matched pair of circa 1895 other ranks gilded brass collar badges with two lug fittings on the reverse, matched pair of Kings crown other ranks collar badges with two lug fittings on the reverse, officers kings crown gilt example, two piece officers collar badge (pin fitting on reverse, now absent) and a bullion Queens and Kings crown mess tunic collar badge. These are the actual badges shown on page 162 of History of the British Army Infantry Collar Badge by Colin Churchill Fig 1015, 1016, 1017, 1018 & 1019. (8 items)
British 9th (Cyclist) Battalion Hampshire Regiment Collar Badges consisting of other ranks brass 12 spoke example with two lug fittings on reverse, brass 30 spoke example with single lug fitting on reverse and an officers bronze 30 spoke version with two lug fittings on reverse. Gilt and enamel lapel badge (slight damage to enamel). Badges remain in good condition. Two of these badges are the actual examples illustrated on page 165 of History of the British Army Infantry Collar Badge by Colin Churchill Fig 1041 & 1042. (4 items)
Pre 1881 37th (North Hampshire) Regiment & 67th (South Hampshire) Regiment Collar Badges. Two examples of the brass badges being Victorian crown within laurel wreath which was worn by the 37th foot circa 1875. Early pre 1878 brass collar badge for the 67th foot and post 1878 collar badge for the regiment. Both badges have lug fittings on the reverse. Also accompanied by a white metal and brass forage cap badges worn by the Hampshire regiment. These badges are the actual ones shown in History of the British Army Infantry Collar Badge by Colin Churchill, page 160 and 161, Fig 995, 996, 997 and 1001. (6 items)
Selection of Hampshire Regiment Collar Badges consisting of three brass other ranks post 1881 collar badges worn by the 2nd battalion, officers bronze 2nd battalion (Tiger) collar badge with lug fittings, seven variations of the 1897 pattern collar badge in all brass worn by the 2nd battalion, 10 white metal 1st volunteer battalion 1897 pattern collar badges, pair of blackened brass collar badges, pre 1898 collar badge, five post 1898 collar badges, officers two piece gilt collar badge, post 1881 militia collar badge, gilt officers collar badge (missing enamel centre), six post 1956 gilt and enamel collar badges, bronze OSD collar badge being rose within laurel wreath, seven anodised collar badges, bronze OSD example with two lug fittings on reverse, post 1902 bronze OSD collar badge having separate scroll and having J R GAUNT LONDON makers mark, another post 1902 example being a one piece example, silver and enamel collar badge with two lug fittings on reverse, two officers bullion mess dress collar badges and a pair of senior NCO post 1953 mess dress bullion collar badges. Many of these badges are the examples illustrated on pages 160-165 of History of the British Army Infantry Collar Badge by Colin Churchill Fig 998 -1012, Fig 1014 and 1044. All remain in good overall condition. (58 items)
7th Battalion Hampshire Regiment Collar Badges consisting of four gilt brass examples with lug fittings on reverse, four bronzed OSD examples with lug fittings on the reverse, six plastic examples worn by the New Forest detachment ACF, two white metal examples with lug fittings on the reverse, two officers silver versions (not hallmarked) and four anodised examples. All remain in good condition. These actual badges are illustrated on pages 164 & 165 of History of the British Army Infantry Collar Badge by Colin Churchill Fig 1033 -1037. (22 items)
Isle of Wight Rifles Collar Badges consisting of officers pattern bronze collar badge with two lug fittings on the reverse and three variations of the other ranks issue collar badge in white metal, brass and blackened brass. Three of these badges are the actual examples illustrated on page 165 of History of the British Army Infantry Collar Badge by Colin Churchill Fig 1038, 1039 & 1040. (4 items)
Very Rare WW2 4th Independent Company Army Commando Formation Sign, in embroidered cloth being the standard design 55th Division formation sign with embroidered 4 to the lower centre section. The insignia shows evidence of being removed from a uniform. ** This item was given to Colin Churchill during WW2 by an army commando who was billeted in his family home in Dorchester.
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