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John Lovett Contact - A Tribute to those who serve Rhodesia (Limited/Signed Ed) Limited/collectors ed of 115 copies, this is no.29. 240p, illustrated throughout. Bound in grey elephant hide with brass framed edges and emblem on front cover. In cloth slipcase and box, all in very good condition. Signed by the author on title page and there is a presentation page, signed by the Presidents of Rhodesia, including Ian Smith, J Wrathall, Dupont, plus commanders of the army, Lieutenant General Walls, Air Marshal McLaren, Lieutenant Hickman. Very good Salisbury Galaxie Press 1977 Reserve: $1000 Click here to view further details and to bid
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Ewart (Joseph) M.D. POISONOUS SNAKES OF INDIA. Small 4to (255 x 190 mm) For the use of the Officials and Others residing in the Indian Empire. 64 pages, 21 pates – 19 fine chromolithographically printed plates – one double page and two uncoloured plates. The plates are from drawings by Annanda Prosad Bagchee and others who were students at the Government School of Art in Calcutta. A subscription list shows that 1000 copies were printed 900 of which were for the various Indian states but 100 were for the Cape of Good Hope. Handsomely bound in quarter dark red morocco with marbled paper sides, the original cloth title is mounted on the front paste-down endpaper. A very good copy. Printed by the Ballantyne Press, Edinburgh and London. `The object contemplated in publishing this small work (which may be viewed as a supplement to Sir Joseph Fayrer`s magnificent ` Thanato- phidia of India`) has been to place in the hands of the busy officials of India a handy-book, by means of which they may easily recognise any of the poisonous reptiles of the Peninsula. Sir Joseph Fayrer, K.C.S.I., when applied to, generously sanctioned the use of the beautiful plates figured in his Thanatophidia.` (Preface.) Dr Ewart’s qualifications were impressive, the following are listed on the title page: JOSEPH EWART, M.D., M.RCP., Lond. SURGEON MAJOR IN THE BENGAL ARMY ; PROFESSOR OF PHYSIOLOGY IN THE MEDICAL COLLEGE ; SURGEON TO THE GENERAL HOSPITAL, AND FELLOW OF THE UNIVERSITY OF CALCUTTA ; PRESIDENT OF THE SNAKE POISON COMMISSION ; FELLOW OF THE ZOOLOGICAL SOCIETY, LONDON ; PRESIDENT OF THE BENGAL SOCIAL SCIENCE ASSOCIATION ; LATE ACTING PRINCIPAL AND PROFESSOR OF MEDICINE, AND SENIOR PHYSICIAN, CALCUTTA MEDICAL COLLEGE AND HOSPITAL. Very good London J. & A. Churchill 1878 Reserve: $1500 Click here to view further details and to bid
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World War I: THE UNION OF SOUTH AFRICA AND THE GREAT WAR 1914-1918. OFFICIAL HISTORY 4to (280 x 210 mm) General Staff, Defence Headquarters, Pretoria. 230 pages, 16 plates, 27 diagrams and sketch maps, half maroon leather and red cloth sides – titled gilt on both the spine and upper cover. The spine is faded and the cloth bears some insect scarring, light foxing throughout. Published in a edition of 1000 copies. Signature of General Henry Timson Lukin on the front paste-down endpaper. Lukin commanded a formation in the German South West Africa Campaign (1914–1915), and commanded the 1st South African Infantry Brigade of the South African Overseas Expeditionary Force in Egypt (1916) and France (1916) at Delville Wood before being promoted to a divisional command in the British Army. He was knighted for his war service, and retired in 1919. Good Pretoria The Government Printing and Stationery Office 1924 Reserve: $300 Click here to view further details and to bid
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Clarke (S.) ZULULAND AT WAR 1879 Square 4to (270 x 270 mm) The conduct of the Anglo-Zulu War. First Series, number 10: 300 pages, frontispiece, 4 maps, 70 plates - some in colour, blue cloth, a very good copy in the dust jacket. `Inadequacies of the British Army had been revealed in the Crimean War and reforms had supposedly been introduced to remedy the defects, but the Anglo-Zulu War showed clearly that many shortcomings still remained, especially in the sphere of transport and supply. The letters in this volume, all previously unpublished, reveal this struggle for change and the opposing conservative and reforming elements within the army. Written mostly by officers serving in Zululand, the texts are freely expressed, without fear of censorship. Most are addressed to the chief of the intelligence department; others are by members of the British Royal Familiy to the governor of the Cape Colony, Sir Bartle Frere. New facts emerge in these frank and often highly critical letters, while also published are the proceedings of the court martial which took place as a result of the death of the Prince Imperial and which were subject to an embargo for a hundred years.` Editor’s note. Very Good Johannesburg The Brenthurst Press 1984 Reserve: $70 Click here to view further details and to bid
Los 223
Els, Paul We Fear Naught But God 15x22cm Description Octavo (120 x 220mm) softcover book with thin card pictorial covers, in Good+ condition; 18preliminary pages plus 249 pages of text, including appendices, glossary and index; maps as frontispiece and numerous black and white illustrations throughout te text.11 pages of Publisher’s catalogue bound in a the back. Not inscribed or marked but lacking the CD which originally accompanied the book The South African Special Forces Brigade, popularly known as `Recces` was the only Special Forces unit of the old South African National Defence Force. It played a significant role in the country`s 30 year long border war in Namibia and Angola. It was composed of 4 Special forces regiment which concentrated on naval activities, and 5 Special Forces Regiment, which on overland activities, especially long-range infiltration. The Brigade was directly under the command of the Joint Operations Division of the SANDF, and unlike other similar forces worldwide, was not a part of the South African Army. The duties of the Brigade included reconnaissance, sabotage, underwater demolition and counter-terrorism. God Johannesburg Covos-Day 2001 Reserve: $70 Click here to view further details and to bid
Los 1574
A large modern Album containing circa 23 Albumen and other Photographs depicting a wide range of various subjects, images include: Party on Camel back, Sphinx and Pyramids 1918, approx. 7” x 9”, British Army Camp in India circa 1880, approx. size 6” x 8”, Society Occasion in Southern Indian 1898, approx. size 6” x 8”, Railway Accident 1910 of the Brighton Express at Coulsedon near Croydon on the 29th January 1910, approx. size 12” x 8”, Tourists in the Arctic North Cape Midnight 1913, approx. size 6” x 8” and at Svartisen Glacier. Approx. size 6” x 8”, etc, etc
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Medallion - Great Britain - First World War medal struck in bronze, by Ernest Gillick (1874 - 1951), presented to members of the 'Inns of Court' (British Law Courts), who fought during the First World War, obverse depicting image of 'Pegasus' the symbol of the Inner Temple, reverse 'The Inner Temple To Members Of The Inn Who Fought For Their Country - 1914 - 1918'. The Inns of Court had their own British Army Regiment which dated back to 1584. From 1909 and throughout the First World War it served as an Officer Training Corps which consisted of men mainly connected with the Law Courts. Nice light brown patination, in a turned wood box (1 coin)
Los 500
Interesting First World War Army Chaplain's Gallantry group comprising Military Cross (unnamed), War and Victory, named - Rev. J. Scannell and French Croix de Guerre. Sold with In Memoriam card and research which states that Right Rev. Mgr. J. Scannell was ordained in 1904 and became Chaplain to the Irish Guards 1914 - 18, Chaplain to the Irish Provisional Government (Irish Free State) 1922 - 23 - Military Cross, London Gazette 21st July 1919 'The Reverend Joseph Scannell, M.C., Temporary Chaplain to the Forces, 3rd Class'. Croix de Guerre, France, London Gazette 8th March 1918 'Rev. Joseph Scannell, T. / C.F., 4th Army Chapl. Dept'. He died 25th February 1961
Los 610
Elizabeth II Campaign Service medal with Northern Ireland clasp, named - 24090493 Cpl. T. J. Larnley R.M.P., George VI Regular Army Long Service and Good conduct, named - 5666365 SJT. H. G. Rendell Som. LI, Second World War and Defence and Second World War Prisoner of War Work aluminium cigarette case
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Interesting Second World War and later medal group, comprising George VI M.G.S., with Palestine bar and M.I.D. Oakleaf, named - 547529 Cpl. A. W. Lawson. II - H., 39 - 45 Star, Africa Star, Defence, 39 - 45 War George VI Long Service and Good Conduct, Regular Army, named - S / 547529 S. SJT. A. W. Lawson R.A.S.C., Elizabeth II Meritorious Service medal with coinage bust and Britt (1953 - 54), named - S / 547529 S. SJT. A. W. Lawson R.A.S.C. and Cadet Force medal. Sold with a quantity of original Service records and photograph of the recipient, First World War Victory medal and two badges - Staff Sergeant Alfred William Lawson enlisted in the 11th Hussars in 1927 and transferred to the R.A.S.C. in 1939 and saw Service in Egypt, Palestine and M.E.L.F., left the Regular Army in 1955 to join the Territorial Army and finally retired in 1959 after thirty-two years of Service CONDITION REPORT Cadet medal named - A. W. Lawson A.C.F. M.I.D. Oakleaf attached to General Service medal and mentioned on Statement of Services sheet under Special Instances of Gallant Conduct. 'Wearing of Oakleaf A. O. 109 / 47 Para 2 (lc)'
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HEW STRACHAN: WELLINGTON’S LEGACY THE REFORM OF THE BRITISH ARMY 1830-54, 1984, orig cl gt, d/w + HUGH BISHINO: REBELS AND REDCOATS THE AMERICAN REVOLUTIONARY WAR, 2003, 1st edn, orig cl gt, d/w + RICHARD HOLMES: REDCOAT THE BRITISH SOLDIER IN THE AGE OF HORSE AND MUSKET, 2001, 2nd impress, orig cl gt, d/w (3)
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AFTER JOSEPH MOORE, `Eighteen views taken at and near Rangoon`, eight hand coloured aquatint plates, from views taken at and near Rangoon, published by Kingsbury & Co and Thomas Clay, London, circa 1825; View of the Great Dagon Pagoda, The Harbour of Port Cornwallis, The Storming of the Lesser Stockades, Position of Part of the Army, View of the Landing at Rangoon, Attack upon the Stockades, Attack on the Stockades at Pagoda Point, H.M.S Larne... Entrance of Bassein River, image size 25.25cm x 37cm, framed and glazed (8). See illustration
Los 802
Kurk Kashan rug, formerly the property of General Sir Miles Dempsey GBE, KCB, DSO, MC (Commander of the British 2nd Army at D Day) Central Persia, 205cm x 133cm This rug is being sold by the family of General Sir Miles Dempsey. `Condition report: see terms and conditions.`‘Sold with a copy of a letter from the vendor as confirmation of provenance’
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Mahogany campaign table formerly the property of General Sir Miles Dempsey GBE, KCB, DSO, MC (Commander of the British 2nd Army at D Day) the rectangular top with cross frame joined by turned supports, mid 19th century, 91cm wide. This table is being sold by the family of General Sir Miles Dempsey. `Condition report: see terms and conditions.`‘Sold with a copy of a letter from the vendor as confirmation of provenance’
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Gordon Russell Ltd Mahogany card table formerly the property of General Sir Miles Dempsey GBE, KCB, DSO, MC (Commander of the British 2nd Army at D Day) with felted interior, stamped with the Military arrow together with 21B 1937 as well as 1966, 90cm wide. This table is being sold by the family of General Sir Miles Dempsey. `Condition report: see terms and conditions.`‘Sold with a copy of a letter from the vendor as confirmation of provenance’
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Mahogany apprentice chest. formerly the property of General Sir Miles Dempsey GBE, KCB, DSO, MC (Commander of the British 2nd Army at D Day) with bow front fitted with four cross banded drawers, late 19th century, 26cm high This chest is being sold by the family of General Sir Miles Dempsey. `Condition report: see terms and conditions.`‘Sold with a copy of a letter from the vendor as confirmation of provenance’
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Military compass formerly the property of General Sir Miles Dempsey GBE, KCB, DSO, MC (Commander of the British 2nd Army at D Day) by Martins Birmingham, the leather case dated 1916 and inscribed with initials M.C.D. the compass measures 7cm long. Miles Dempsey served on the Western front in France with the Royal Berkshire Regiment during WW1 following his graduation from Sandhurst in 1915. He was awarded the Military Cross for Bravery. This compass is being sold by the family of General Sir Miles Dempsey. `Condition report: see terms and conditions.`‘Sold with a copy of a letter from the vendor as confirmation of provenance’
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British Army uniform trunk formerly the property of General Sir Miles Dempsey GBE, KCB, DSO, MC (Commander of the British 2nd Army at D Day) The top painted `M.C. Dempsey, Royal Berks. RBOF` 113cm wide. This trunk is being sold by the family of General Sir Miles Dempsey. `Condition report: see terms and conditions.`‘Sold with a copy of a letter from the vendor as confirmation of provenance’
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79th armoured division map formerly the property of General Sir Miles Dempsey GBE, KCB, DSO, MC (Commander of the British 2nd Army at D Day) Illustrating the course of allied victory in WW2 from the French beaches to the crossing of the Rhine in Germany, framed 20cm x 62cm This map is being sold by the family of General Sir Miles Dempsey. `Condition report: see terms and conditions.`‘Sold with a copy of a letter from the vendor as confirmation of provenance’
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Beswick racehorse and jockey, formerly the property of General Sir Miles Dempsey GBE, KCB, DSO, MC (Commander of the British 2nd Army at D Day) modelled riding a brown horse, colourway 2, circular printed mark to base, 22cm high General Sir Miles Dempsey was chairman of the Racecourse Betting Control Board in his post war years. This model is being sold by the family of General Sir Miles Dempsey. Condition report: one ear restuck, small chip to the hat of the jockey. No crazing or restoration. `Condition report: see terms and conditions.`‘Sold with a copy of a letter from the vendor as confirmation of provenance’
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A GROUP OF MEDALS comprising a First World War silver war medal named to "K.51450 W. J. BURLEY STO.2.R.N, together with General Service Medal with Northern Ireland Bar named to "24495839 AIRTPR. P. HURRELL AAC; also an India Army Temperance Medal, 1935 Jubilee Medal and Cumberland Education Medal. Condition Reports: Good condition, the first world war medal has small edge knocks and tarnishing as does the general service medal. The Indian medal has damage to the bar.
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Rolex, a British Military Issue nickel open face pocket watch, circa 1939, no. A11342 G.S. MK. II, the three piece screw case with black dial, blued steel skeleton luminous hands and subsidiary seconds dial, 15 jewel Rolex movement, bimetallic split balance, overcoil balance spring, no. 832, the case 52mm diameter, also stamped with the War dept. arrow; and a British Expeditionary Force Officer’s Identity Card. James Morison Shaw Lambie was born in Wallsend on 25th September 1908. He was the only son of Robert Dickie Lambie and Anne Dale Lambie, and had for sisters. He was educated at Newcastle Preparatory School then Durham School, where he played in the 1st rugby 15, and rowed in the 1st eight. On leaving school he joined the family business, R. D. Lambie, of Third St, Wallsend, which manufactured ships lifeboats and other commercial craft. In 1936 he married Helen Thomson Ogilvie and had two sons. In the years before the war he captained Wallsend RFC and held a commission in the Territorial Army (Royal Engineers). Although held to be in a ‘reserved occupation’ he went off to France as a Lieutenant in the RE with the British Expeditionary Force. His unit initially layed down temporary landing strips for fighter aircraft, but later, in 1940, demolished bridges in order to hinder the German advance on Dunkirk and so allow as many British troops as possible to escape. Eventually he left Dunkirk on perhaps the last trawler to leave before the enemy arrived. On arriving home, he found that his father’s health was failing and it was decided that he was needed to run the business (supplying ships’ lifeboats to the many shipyards throughout the UK). With the aid of the local MP and the Admiralty his reserved occupation status was upheld and he spent the remainder of the war running the company and played an increasing part in the local Home Guard, being promoted to Major. In the early years after the war, Lambie (Wallsend) Ltd thrived under his leadership, serving the UK shipbuilding industry and exporting around the world. He developed the company to use glass fibre technology in the production of lifeboats and other commercial craft, but with the dimunition of the UK and other European shipbuilding industries, the company was sold in 1972. He died in March 1978.
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Selection of Badges and tokens. 3 Badges, and enamelled token and a drinks mat. The hexagonal drinks’ mat shows the Empire State Building with a substantial mooring mast at the summit, nearby is a Rigid Airship preparing to moor. The badges: [1] is a pressed metal badge with a pin to the reverse; “Hudson Fulton” along the base, and images of a Paddle Steamer, a sailing ship, an airship, a free balloon and an aeroplane. Probably pre-1914. [2] is a part enamelled badge showing the US Army Blimp RN-1 (a French manufactured Zodiac) in flight. At the top of the badge is the text “America’s Greatest Airship Port” below is a crest with.the text “Bellville, Ill[inois], 1924”. [3] A circular badge (3cm diameter) with a pin to the reverse. On the front is an image of USS Macon in flight, with flights of aeroplanes above and below, and a mooring mast and airship hangar in the distance. Around the top “Airport Inspection Tour 1935” at the bottom “San Francisco Examiner”. ALSO an enamelled token (5cm diameter) for the Ocean County Coin Lub of 1980. The scene in the centre shows the Graf Zeppelin over the “Old Barney” lighthouse, reverse is blank. Token in VGC, Badges are GC for age. For picture See the-saleroom.com
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5 pieces of souvenir china. A small china trinket box in white with printed picture to lid ‘Farnborough Royal Army Aircraft Factory’. A similar item but heart shaped with a Zeppelin over Friedrichshafen. A small urn also with a scene of Friedrichshafen. Plus a small toilet! Souvenir of Konstanz. And a ‘ZEPPELIN’ hanging souvenir. GC-VGC. For picture See the-saleroom.com
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Fabric marked that it is from the British Army “Lebaudy” Airship. An interesting scrap of material (19cm x 19cm) being yellow on one side and tan on the other. On the yellow side, in pencil, is written at top left “air Battn RE aldershot” (sic) followed by “Aldershot Piece of Envelope of the LEBAUDY Air Ship Disaster May 4th 1911”. On the other is a letter home from a member of the Air Battallion of the Royal Engineers to his mother (See note). Note: The letter on the reverse reads “Air Battalion Royal Engineers, Aldershot Surrey[.] My Dear Mother[,] Just a line[,] hope you are well as it leaves me well but about tired working night and day clearing up the wreck[.] it is not everybody that has a letter wrote on this[.] what a wreck it is[,] no doubt you have read about it in the papers[.] happily no one was hurt but we had some near squeaks [.] I never want to see such a sight again [,] you should have seen it crash into the mass of people[,] it was dreadful[.] well best love [.] will write a letter when I can get time [.] Your loving Son Jack”[sic]. For picture See the-saleroom.com
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10 photographic etc postcards of the Army Airship ‘Nulli Secundus’. Circling over St. Pauls 5-10-07. Passing over London, franked 29-10-09, damaged on corners. At Farnborough, arrival at Crystal Palace, advert cards ‘Swifts Premium Butterine. French card, 3 of artist’s impression of the airship, includes one German, a Tucks (damaged) and an advert card. Av GC minor/some wear.
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WW1 Zeppelin post cards. WW1 Zeppelin post cards. 6 Examples of various wrecked Zeppelins in France and Germany. 5 un-posted examples. Wreck of LZ86 (L39) at Compiegne March 17th 1917. Wreck of German Army LZ77 at Revigny (2). Photo card of loss of German Naval Zeppelin L2 (LZ18) on 17th October 1913. Plus 2 of Zeppelin ‘Deutschland’ stranded in Teutoburger forest. 26th June 1910. GC some light wear.
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Pamphlet “Das starre Luftschiff - System Zeppelin” (Rigid Airships - System Zeppelin) 1910. Written by Feldmarschall-Leutnant Valerian Ritter von Mikulicz Radecki of the Austro-Hungarian army. A pamphlet of 20 pages with b/w illustrations and photographs, printed in 1910. Pamphlet has been folded vertically at some point, and faint crease remains, top r/h corner bent. Otherwise in excellent condition. Note: Feldmarschall-Leutnant Valerian Ritter von Mikulicz Radecki was an ambitious and extremely competent officer in the Austro-Hungarian Army; he was invalided out of the Army in February 1910, and promoted to Feldmarschall-Leutnant and honours, in recognition of his excellent service. Valerian Ritter von Mikulicz Radecki died on 24 December 1910.GC-VGC
Los 312
Christmas card c1916 and some WWII documentation. A small collection of diverse documents, the first being a Christmas Card from RN Air Station Flanders (implying it was produced for all five RNAS Stations in Northern France), with an illustration by the artist René Bull. In the centre of the front cover is an early representation of what later became the RAF Eagle. Above the eagle are the letters R.N.A.S and below “Flanders”. Inside the front cover are the traditional greetings, and opposite is an etching. The etching shows a RNAS Blimp, the pilot having a Christmas Picnic atop the envelope, reaching up to touch glasses with a fellow aviator, hanging by a rope ladder below a bi-plane. The biplane has a registration of 1916, while above, in the distance another bi-plane is marked 1917. The artists mark is at bottom right, “René Bull”. Also in this pack are some documents belonging to Flying Officer Wheatley, relating to his initial training in 1940, and later service in India over VJ Day [1] “They Made me an Airman” 1940, a booklet produced for each RAF recruiting intake, with course photos. [2] Menu for VJ Day Celebrations at No 3 Hill Depot, India. [3] 4 Maps. 3 produced by the Survey of India offices (Imphal, Shillong and Assam and Bengal. One by Survey HQ 14th Army showing MT Routes for the Fourteenth Army (SEA/E/MISC.8101). All stained and marked, QGC.
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2 framed Illustrations. One showing a Zeppelin under attack by aeroplanes. The page, dated at the top of the page “Saturday, May 22, 1915” shows an illustration in black and white, from a British newspaper or periodical. Mounted, framed and glazed (48cm x 36cm), the illustration depicts the events described in an Admiralty report of events earlier in May 1915. Below the picture is the Title “The Midges and the Monster: An epic of high adventure” together with 3 lines of smaller text, apparently from the Admiralty Report. “The Zeppelin raider that bombed Ramsgate last week was chased off by our airmen from Westgate and Eastchurch. Attempting to escape towards the Belgian coats, she was harassed by eight of our naval pilots from Dunkirk., Flight-Commander Bigsworth dropping four bombs on the airship from the height of only 200 feet. A column of smoke was seen to rise from one of her compartments , and , with tail down and badly damaged, she rose suddenly to the height of 11,000 feet and was lost to sight.” (Note: This may have been the German Army Airship LZ38 under Hauptman Erich Linnarz.). Plus another Illustration from 1903 - “The Warfare of the Future”. A page (mounted, framed and glazed (48cm x 36cm)) form the illustrated newspaper “Black and White” dated November 28, 1903, showing an artist’s impression of an armoured [land] cruiser exchanging fire with a dirigible. Above the monochrome illustration is the title, and below is a descriptive text for those who are unused to armoured cars and flying machines. “Airships versus armoured cruisers are to be the war engines of the future. Dr Barton’s airship, built originally for the British War Office, is to take a trial trip very shortly.” GC
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Russian Poster 1914 – “Destruction of the Austrian Army near Lvov.” A lithograph print (59cm x 42cm) showing Russian troops attacking an Austrian position during hte battle for Lvov. Above the battle flies a bi-plane and a Zeppelin. Over the picture is the title, below two columns of text starting “At mid-day after a seven day battle, our army over-ran the strongly fortified forward positions at Lvov, 16-20 versts from the town.” (A verst is 1.066 km) Artist’s name at bottom left. VGC. Slight crease at right side of the poster. Also a modern poster from the cockpit of an American blimp.
Los 421
Two unused Menu Cards. Showing images of early British Airships, the reverse being Adverts for Australian Wines. Two coloured menu cards from the Burgoyne’s Aircraft Series (each 14cm x 20cm). The first showing an illustration of the “Clement Bayard III” flying over London, the second showing the British Army’s “Astra Torres” airship and a “Cody War Kite”.
Los 552
18 Revell aircraft and military vehicle 1:9, 1:24, 1:32, 1:35, 1:48, 1:72, 1:144 plastic kits including RAF HP Victor K Mk-2 tanker, Avro Lancaster bomber, Soviet Antonov An-124 Russian transport aircraft, Lockheed PS V-7 Neptune, 3-aircraft German Air Force 50th anniversary set, Junkers Ju 52 airliner, US Army M13 A1 armed personnel carrier, West German SpaePz 2 Luchs reconnaissance vehicle, USN/RN LCM 3 landing craft and Jeep with trailer. Boxes minor/some wear, contents not checked but believed complete.
Los 631
A small quantity of Military Items. A Marklin clockwork tractor unit (without semi-trailer). Also by Britains, Crescent, Lone Star, Dinky etc. 8 field guns, 3 searchlights, a personnel carrier and a Dinky motor cycle despatch rider. Plus a Solido US Army tank. To varying scales. QGC-VGC for age.
Los 674
A quantity of Corgi vehicles. Including Land Rover & 2-wheel trailer British Army, Bedford Pantechnicon Elite International, London 2012 – taxi and double deck bus, Cadbury’s Crème Egg vehicle, The Esso Collection – Scania Tanker and Scania Car Transporter, Barnstormers Bi-plane, Mercedes 207D van Group 4, Vanguards – 2 x Land Rover series 1 Suffolk Regiment and HMS Albion, Trackside – Green Goddess Manston, The Royal British Legion set of 4 WW1 items, Jaguar ‘E’ type gold plated, 3 x Land Rovers – M&D, HM Coastguard and AA. Chevrolet Bel Air – Ontario Police. Together with 5 Hotwheels Batmobile items All boxed. Contents As New. (30 + items).
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19 Corgi Vehicles –Royal Mail Millennium Collection / Super Haulers etc. Including Royal Mail – Mercedes 207D van, Model T Ford, Futuristic vehicle, SWB lorry. Together with Superhaulers Renault Articulated Tanker, Police Gift Set – Landrover & Horse Box, 3 Land Rovers – Army, Coastguard & Military Police, Mercedes Ambulance, Jet Ranger Helicopter, London Taxi. All boxed. Contents As New.
Los 759
A small quantity of Military Items. Frontline Figures: Set 0f 3 figures – 2 RAF Pilots with WAAF adjusting suspender. Set of 5 figures – RAF Battle of Britain Pilots + dog, table & chair, at dispersal. CJB: 3 British army figures with tin hats + 2 folding chairs and table. Plus a set of 5 figures: RAF Officer and 4 RAF personnel, marching with rifles at the slope. 5 individual RAF pilots + 2 ammunition boxes. A RAF jeep with uniformed driver & passenger, plus a field gun. All boxed. Contents Mint.
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