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Preisdatenbank abonnieren5 Toy Army Workshop sets. Officer, Sergeant Glengarrys Two Reservists No.BS316, British Infantry Advancing (on base) No.BS703, 6 figures. King George plus Staff, Officer presenting medal to ANZACs No.BS88, 5 figures. Officer Sergeant F/C and Two Reservists No.BS314, 7 pieces (Officer seated at desk with easel, plus sergeant and 2 civilians). Plus T.E. Lawrence seated on a camel No.BS225. All boxed. Contents as new.
A small quantity of tinplate/plastic battery/friction and clockwork vehicles. ‘Duck Family Funny Action’ (Chinese). M.T. large ‘American Army Tank M-99’. ‘Zetor Traktor’ (Czech). ‘Baby Bulldozer’ by Kodeg (HK). ‘Choo Choo Locomotive’ by MARX. 2x ‘Sparkling Tank’. Police Helicpoter (Hungarian). ‘Avion Air Plane’. ‘Wind-Up Western Locomotive’ by Asahi. Plus a ‘Friction Fire Truck (Chinese). All boxed, minor/some wear. Vehicles VGC (11).
A small quantity of tinplate battery and clockwork vehicles. Eastern European/Chinese/Japanese etc examples including – Russian style space rocket ‘Holdraketa’. Girnar Spectro Rocket. Me Sedan 722 saloon car. TN Old Fashioned Car with jittery drive, with character driver, all boxed. Duck popcorn vendor with hand cart. Robby Robot bulldozer. Character fire chief car. MT veteran car. KO Circus car. TN American Fire Dept jeep. Army jeep. ‘Pinkee The Farmer’ wagon. Veteran car by Yone. Etc. AF-GC many for restoration, some parts missing. -16
10 Corgi Commercial Vehicles. All ex-display examples - 2x ‘World War 11’ series Bedford QLR Administration & Command Headquarters British Army RASC 1944’ and Bedford QLT Troop Carrier Royal Navy 1944’. A ‘Premium’ series Thames Trader Flatbed ‘British Rail’. Plus a Scammell Crusader Sheeted Flat-Bed Trailer ‘BRS (Eastern)’. A ‘Heavy Haulage’ series Scammell Contractor ‘United Heavy Transport’. ‘Vintage Glory’ series Foden Flatbed Steamer ‘Bishop & Sons’. ‘Nine Double Nine’ series Daimler Ambulance ‘Croydon Ambulance Service’. Classics AEC Elliptical Tanker ‘MAJOR’. ‘The Connoisseur Collection’ Bedford Val coach ‘Yelloways’. Plus a ‘Passage Of Time’ Series AEC MkV Mammoth Major Platform Lorry With Wool Bale Load’, (Shap memorial missing). All boxed. Contents VGC some small parts may be loose/missing. Light cleaning required.
7 Dinky Toys Military Vehicles. Recovery Tractor (661). Medium Artillery Tractor (689). 25-pounder Field Gun Set (697). All boxed, minor/some wear & pen marking. Together with loose examples: Army Wagon (623), Military Ambulance (626) Army Water Tanker (643) and Scout Car (673). GC-VGC, minor chipping overall.
A quantity of toy and model soldier related items. Airfix 1:12 scale Bengal Lancer unmade kit. Plus a smaller 54mm example. 2x PC/CD-Rom Battleground series by Empire Interactive – ‘Gettysburg’ and a similar ‘Waterloo’. Each comprises a CD-Rom, user guide and maps. A Waddington puzzle ‘Skinner’s Horse. 3 model soldiers - mounted 1st Skinners Horse –British India by Leadsoldiers.com 8 model soldiers - Indian infantry with lance bearer. A quantity of Waterloo period small war game mounted figures. 3x Prince August casting kits – ‘Hobby Casting Kit – Fantasy Armies’. Kit No.12006. Mould Kit No.809-1 British Army In India c.1900 30th Lancers (Gordons Horse) Full Dress and another No.809-2 30th Lancers (Gordons Own). ‘The Century Box’ Officer of the 8th Punjab Regiment in tropical uniform, 16cm high including plinth. Small military figure in overseas blue uniform with tropical helmet, 6cm. Plus 7 DelPrado mounted military figures including Trooper Russian Isum Hussars 1807, Cuirassier Espagne 1810-11, Officer British 1st Lifeguards 1815, Hussard Americain 1792, etc. Plus a Dea by Cassandra mounted British 2nd Dragoons Scots Greys, horse with broken tail. Plus Magogo Gorilla with guitar with B/O sonic control. And a MARX Mechanical clockwork ‘Growling Prowling’ Lion. Also a Chad Valley Basket Ball Game. GC-Mint. some age wear to a few items. Many items boxed.
Seven: B.E.M. Geo VI for Meritorious Service (1430908 Sgt Robert H. Woodman RA),1939-45 star, Africa star with 1st Army clasp, Italy star, Defence, War with MID leaf, Efficiency Medal-Territorial, George VI (1430908 Sjt R H Woodman RA). Mounted court style on board. VF Note: M.I.D 11.1.1945 (Italy), B.E.M 28.6.45. Recommendation for BEM states “Unit 72 (Hants) H.A.A. Regt RA, Woodman, Robert Herbert. This NCO is a Radar No 1. The equipment is of a highly technical nature. The latest type of equipment (PF) has been received while the Battery is deployed in the defence of Naples. The importance of the Docks made it imperative that a complete mastery of the new equipment be obtained in the shortest possible time. Sergt Woodman showed the greatest enthusiasm and by his example inspired the detachment. Training on the equipment had to take place in addition to the normal operational commitments, but owing to Sergt Woodman’s example, a very high standard of both training and maintenace was achieved in quick time. Sergt Woodman also set a magnificent example to all O’s F.C. by his coolness in action during heavy raids on Naples”.
A US Army Air Corps Aircraft Camera (Bomb Spotting 35mm), type A-4, by Bell & Howell Co, Chicago, serial number AC-42-18904, with exposure calculator for camera speed and aperture, winding handle on the right, and flat mounting platform, with black crackle finish. GC (fully wound but inoperative, a few small bolts missing).
Quantity of military field guns/cannon. By various makers and unknown makers, known examples by Dinky, Britains and Crescent. Including WW1 & 11 British & German. Naval deck guns, howitzers, 13pdr filed cannon, 155mm American, Tudor style, Waterloo period, gun and limber with 4 horses etc. Plus a Britains 6 wheeled army lorry, and 2 Alvis Striker tanks. QGC-GC many items repainted. 30 plus items.
A most interesting WWII album containing original artwork executed by an army officer in 1941, mostly Egyptian scenes from the time of the Pharoahs and in the style of the period, some signed “R. F Odom”? and dated 1941, one signed “R D 1941”, all mounted in a tooled leather album 14” x 9½”. GC (backing sheets to pictures crumbling around edges)
48 press photographs of F Marshal Montgomery’s visit to the site of the battle of Alamein, in May 1967, showing him being assisted from an Egyptian army helicopter, inspecting the site and the Allied War Memorial, with accompanying Egyptian officers, in full dress, and in mufti at various locations in the desert, with local people and children, etc, 14½” x 9½”, untitled, some duplicates. GC
5 pre 1974 Greek officers crowned gilt cap badges: red, white and blue enamelled Navy, blue and white enamelled Naval Air Force, all gilt Army (2) and gilt embroidered Air Force; post 1974 enamelled Army (2) and Air Force, embroidered Navy (2), Army (3) and Air Force; a Luxemburg army officer’s gilt embroidered cap badge and 4 similar gilt/brass coloured caps; sundry other items. Generally VGC
67 post 1947 Indian Army infantry badges, mostly cast, including Brigade of Guards, Assam, Dogra, IX Jat, Madras, Mahar, Punjab, Rajput and Parachute Regiments, Jammu & Kashmir and Rajputana Rifles, Jammu & Kashmir Militia, U.P. Home Guard, etc; 6 officers embroidered badges. Generally GC to VGC
A Britains ‘Ertl Collectibles’ North Gate Diorama. No.00148N Comprising 6 French and British infantry in action poses with remains of a brick building. Notes missing. Plus 4 personalities figures – Bernard Montgomery, Winston S. Churchill, Dwight D. Eisenhower and Erwin Rommel. Also a small set of 3 figures ‘The Chelsea Pensioners’. Also 3 ‘Toy Army Workshop’ African style straw roofed buildings -single story house and a field hospital. VGC-Mint. (8)
A Vic light cavalry officer’s mameluke hilted sword, slender curved, fullered blade, 32½”, by “James 6 Regent St London” (style of the firm 1832-68), etched with crowned VR cypher in scrolled panels, plain slender steel crossguard with langets, stud finials, solid ivory grip (cracked) with 2 steel studs and pierced for sword knot, in its steel scabbard with 2 rings; probably Indian army. GC (minor wear and pitting to scabbard). Plate 5
Dinky Supertoys / Dinky Toys; military issues, including 666 Missile Erector Vehicle with Corporal Missile and Launching Platform, boxed, 667 Missile Servicing Platform Vehicle, boxed, 651 Centurion Tank, boxed, 622 10-Ton Army Truck, boxed, 736 Hawker Hunter Fighter, boxed, etc (16 pieces, 13 with boxes)
A taxidermy snow leopard / Indian Leopard skin mounted onto felt - shot by Major Trevor Lewis Hopkins, major of the Indian Army. Dating to the 1930's Major Lewis Hopkins sent back taxidermy to his wife together with accompanying letters etc ( not included in this lot ). Measures 183cms long
Pair of 12 bore sidelock ejectors by Army & Navy, 28 ins barrels indistinctly inscribed and with nos 1 & 2 in gold, No.1 cyl & ic; No.2 cyl & cyl, scroll, bouquet and border engraved action and fences, 14,5/8 ins well figured straight hand stocks, nos. 21510/21511 The Purchaser of this Lot requires a Section 2 Certificate
RUSSIA, COMMEMORATIVE MEDAL. Transportation of the granite monolith for the monument to Peter I, 1770, struck in gold, by J.C.G.Jaeger. Obverse: Laureate bust of Catherine II left, mantled and wearing star and ribbon: above the portrait signature of engraver J.C.G JAEGAR. Reverse: A panoramic view of the transport of the granite block with the Tsarina, workers, and spectators. The reverse of this medal is based on an engraving by I.F.Schley of the drawings by Y.M.Felten. The block of granite used as a pedestal for the monument was called 'The Thunder Stone', and was considered to be the largest stone ever moved by man. Its weight was calculated at 15,000 tonne, it was moved 6km overland to the Gulf of Finland and then by barge to St. Petersburg. The project was considered a historic engineering feat, all work was done by men, no animals or machines were used in the transport of the stone. The engineer in charge was a Greek serving as a Leftenant Colonel in the Russian Army, Marinos Carburis. He was the first Greek to hold a diploma in engineering. The medal is believed to be one of the finest of the few known and has minimal wear appearing in its original state with proof-like fields and finely engraved frosted relief. The medal is being offered contained in what appears to be its original turned wood box. Provenance: The Batten Family, Church Farm, Ryme Intrinseca, Dorset This medal is purported to have been gifted to Mr John Chamberlaine (1745-1812). He was an antiquary and held the position of the Keeper of Drawings, Coins and Medals to King George III (1760-1820), from 1791 until his death in 1812. J. Chamberlaine, along with Frederick Augusta Barnard, published the well-known Holbein drawings of Tudor worthies in the Royal Collection. The work was titled 'Imitations of Original Drawings by Hans Holbein in the Collection of His Majesty for the Portraits of Illustrious Persons of the Court of Henry VIII. He then published many other books in George III's collection. It is possible that during this time that he had dealing with the Russian Court and was presented these medals. J. Chamberlaine was admitted as a member of the Society of Antiquaries on June 7th 1792. He was also a member of the Society of Arts. J. Chamberlaine's grand-daughter was married to John Beardmore, from whose daughter the Batten family decended. These medals were given to H.C.C. Batten in April 1906 by his Uncle.
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