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Pamphlets.- White (John) A Speech. [Wing W1773]. Thomas Nicholes 1641 § Propositions (The) of the Lords and Commons...for a safe and well grounded Peace Sent to his Majestie at Newcastle [Wing E2209] John Wricht 1646 § [Urban VIII Pope] The Popes Brief: or Romes Inquiry after the death of their Catholoques...during these Times of Warre [Wing U128] Edw. Husbands 1643 § [Trenchard (John)] An Argument Shewing that a Standing Army is inconsistent with Free Government [Wing T2110] 1697 disbound and c. 22 others 17th century pamphlets v.s.(c. 26)
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18th Century.- A collection of Acts subjects relating to: America ("An Act to continue an Act... for granting Liberty to carry Rice from... Carolina... to... Southward of Cape Finisterre... and to... Georgia" 1735; "An Act for better Preservation... of Woods in America" 1729) paying duty including on malt cider beer etc. the statute of hue and cry repealing laws on witchcraft night watchmen highways street lighting trade religion "manufacture of British Sail cloth" Army finance ("An Act to make perpetual... to prevent the infamous Practice of Stock-jobbing Acts relating to local areas the law relief of insolvent debtors Ireland together 9 vol. some browning a few wormholes in a few margins of 1 vol. contemporary calf a few covers detached rubbed and in some cases worn folio v.d. 1714 1720 1722 1729 1734-36 1737-38 1740 1757-59.
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A Collection of Britains and Other Hollowcast Lead and White Metal Military Figures, including two Queen Elizabeth side saddle, Lancers Officers, Indian Army, Line Infantry, Fusiliers, 21st Empress of India`s Lancers, Scots Greys, Life Guards, Royal Sussex Regiment, Guardsmen etc. (some repaints)
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A Collection of Matchbox and Other Small Scale Diecast Vehicles and Accessories, including early 1 - 75 series vehicles, four boxed - Evening News No.42, Hillman Minx No.43, Army Half Track No.49, Pontiac no.39, empty boxes, two boxed Models of Yesteryear, two garages, commemorative pack, Dinky Dublo, boxed Hot Wheels, road signs, display case etc.
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A good quantity of various makes including The Royal Anniversary Collection by Corgi - a set of 6 HM The Queen’s 40th Anniversary Thornycroft Vans regally emblazoned with the Royal Palaces and other residences – Kensington, Sandringham, Windsor etc, and a purpose made wooden display case. Other Corgi: c30 assorted Thornycroft Vans inc Dad’s Army J Jones Butcher with Mr Jones figure, Fry’s Chocolate and Batchelor’s Peas, Gold Plated Jaguar Mk II, 4 Superhaulers, Foden Tanker Guinness; Minichamps: Car Collection 1:18 Morris Minor; Gama: 4 assorted Linde fork lift trucks; Danbury Mint: 1928 Coca-Cola Delivery Truck. Most items boxed, minor/some wear to some, items GC to as new. (c60)
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Britains Soldiers. 11th. Hussars review order, mounted Officer, standing horse. 2 troopers standing, dismounted, 4 saddled horses. Irish Guards Pipers, review order, 2 marching, plus another un-painted. Most adopted and well repainted. Plus various Cavalry Officers in review order. 1 16th. (Queens) Lancers, 1 Skinners Horse (1st. Duke of Yorks Own. 1 4th. Bombay Cavalry. 1 3rd. D.O.C. Bengal Lancers (Watson’s Horse). 1 4th. Bengal Cavalry. 1 14th. Bengal Lancers. 1 1st. Lancers (Hyderabad) 20th. Deccan Horse. Skinners Horse (1st. Duke of Yorks Own) mounted Indian Army in review order. 1 Officer, 1 Trumpeter and 6 Lancers, all well repainted. Plus a Spanish cavalry figure from the Napoleonic. A figure of a Coldstream Guard standing in front of a sentry box. Most GC-VGC some parts A.F.
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Britains Soldiers. South Wales Borderers review. Colour Party. 1 Mounted Officer. 2 (Queen’s and Regimental) Colour Bearers. 2 Sergeants. 1 Corporal and 8 Privates. Plus 3rd. Madras Cavalry Indian Army review order. Mounted, swords drawn, cantering in pale blue tunics. 3 Troopers and Officer. Also British Cavalry Officers review order mounted. 1 6th. Dragoon Guards, prancing Horse. 1 12th. Lancers standing. 5th. (Royal Irish) Lancers standing and a 16th. (the Queens) Lancers standing. All professionally repainted and adapted. VGC
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A Britains Army Ambulance No.1512 with driver and wounded man on stretcher . In gloss olive green with opening doors to cab and rear. Example with metal wheels. Complete with driver plus other medical figures. Boxed. Age worn overall. Vehicle QGC-GC some wear/chipping overall. Plus an Astra Mobile Anti-Aircraft Gun. Mounted on 4 wheel tri-pod chassis. Also boxed, worn and damaged. Contents VGC minor wear. (2)
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7 Corgi Toys 2 x Bedford S Type articulated tankers – 1 in US Army livery, 1 a fine restoration of the rare blue and white Dutch Shell livery, 2 x Bedford TK articulated tankers - 1 in Milk livery, 1 in Mobilgas, Bedford S Type Carrimore Car Transporter in Corgi Car livery, Bedford S Type articulated Carrimore Low Loader with winch, Bedford TK dump truck. GC to VGC.
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8 Dinky Items. Eagle Transporter (359). Trident Star Fighter (362). Zygon Marauder (368). U.S. Jeep with 105mm Howitzer (615). Foden Army Truck (668). 155mm Mobile Gun (654). Striker Anti-Tank Vehicle (691) Plus a Leopard Tank (692). All boxed/bubble packed some wear/damage. Contents VGC-Mint.
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8 late Dinky mainly military items AEC Artic Transporter with Chieftain Tank, AEC Artic Transporter with Helicopter, Volkswagen KDF and 50mm gun, Foden Army Truck, Land Rover Bomb Disposal Unit with plastic surveillance robot kit, Armoured Patrol Car. Also USS Enterprise with photon torpedo firing mechanism, Foden Tipping Lorry. Boxed, minor/some wear, contents VGC.
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Pair: BWM, Victory (10169 A Cpl A C Parrett, ASC), GF. ISM Geo VI (Frederick Simpson) VF; UN Korea VF; Army LS & GC, EIIR (22246261 S Sgt J M Pyke, RE) together with RE Rifle Assocn team winners medal 1966-67 to Pyke, with a photo and duplicated letter re S Qtrmaster Sergt John Pyke 62 (Nearelf) Park Sqdrn being presented with his LS & GC by Maj Gen D L Lloyd Owen in Cyprus. 2 sundry other items.. (10)
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A cased set of 52 commemorative badges and silver medallions “Great British Regiments” representing most of the line infantry regiments of the army, Queens to Rifle Brigade, each of the badges with accompanying medallion, HM BM B’ham 1979-83, in 2 lift out trays, lined with green baize, in brass bound mahogany cabinet 21½” x 14” x 5½”. Near Mint condition
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A painted plaster advertising figure for “Army Club” cigarettes, in the form of a standing army officer in trench coat and breeches, smoking a cigarette with hands behind back and holding a swagger stick (replaced), the circular base inscribed “Army Club Cigarettes”, height 16½”, GC (repainted)
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“A History of the Regiments and Uniforms of the British Army” (1956) and “The Uniforms and History of the Scottish Regiments” 1960, both by Major Barnes, colour illus, in DWs; “Discovering British Military Uniforms” and 12 other titles in the “Discovering” series, paper covers; “The Queen’s Guards” by Legge Bourke, colour and photo illus, 1965, in DW; 7 other titles and paper backs, 6 pamphlets. GC
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“Armies of the World, 1854-1914”, by Woodward, fully illus, 1978, in DW; “History of the British Army”, ed Yound & Lawford, photo and colour illus, 1972, in DW; “Wellington’s Army” by Glover, illus, 1977, in DW; “The Indian War of 1864” by Ware 1960 (library stamps); “Queen Victoria’s Little Wars” by Farwell, 1973, illus, in DW; 6 similar titles. GC to VGC. (11)
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“Who’s Who in Military History” by Keegan & Wheatcroft, fully illus, 1976, in DW; “The British Army” by Haswell, illus, 1975, in DW; “Manual of Map Reading and Field Sketching”, HMSO, 1921, “The Wipers Times”, reprint of the complete series of the wartime newspaper, 2006, in DW; 9 similar books and pamphlets. GC to VGC. (13)
Los 549
“The History of the Dress of The Royal Regiment of Artillery” by Capt Macdonald, colour plates and line illus, 1899 (binding worn); “Dress Regulations for the Army 1900”, illus (spine AF) and similar 1934, both original maroon cloth; “Dress and Insignia Worn at Court” 1937, red cloth (spine torn); “The Dress of the Royal Artillery from 1898 to 1956” by Maj Campbell, pamphlet.. (5)
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“Her Majesty’s Army: a Descriptive Account” by Richards, complete with colour plates after originals by Giles and Feller, 2 vols, original pictorial red cloth gilt, brown end papers, nd (c 1890) and “Her Majesty’s Indian and Colonial Forces”, colour plates after Bunnettt, nd (c 1890), similar binding. GC (contents generally sound, some binding wear and scuffing). (3)
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A scarce Ed VIII 1897 pattern infantry officer’s sword for the Indian Army, straight, fullered blade 32”, by Henry Wilkinson, Pall Mall, London No 66078 (for 1937) on backstrap, etched with crowned R Arms, EIR cypher and wreath in panels, regulation plated hilt incorporating crowned EIR cypher, pommel and chequered backstrap, wirebound fishskin grip, in its plated scabbard with 2 rings. GC (blade etching faint, some plating wear, mostly to scabbard). Plate 1
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A Japanese silk flag, 28” x 40”, with plain red disc to centre, mounted on a section of wooden pole, the brass top featuring the sacred sakura blossom and with printed silk pennant attached bearing “Kanji” script and sakura blossom. The vendor states that this is a Japanese Army “Honour Banner”. Basically GC
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BOOTH WILLIAM: (1829-1912) British Methodist Preacher, founder and General of The Salvation Army. Vintage signed postcard photograph of the bearded Booth in a head and shoulders pose. Signed with his name alone in bold blue fountain pen ink across a light area of the background. A few minor creases to the lower white border, otherwise VG
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GEORGE III: (1738-1820) King of the United Kingdom 1760-1820. A good A.L.S., George R, one page, 4to, Weymouth, 2nd October 1800, to `My dear Frederick` (his son, Frederick, Duke of York). The King informs his son that the full recovery of Sophia (1777-1848, Daughter of King George III) will enable him to leave Weymouth on Wednesday and continues, `Mr. Secy. Dundas has sent me a strange proposal of employing Sir Ralph Abercrombie (sic) in Egypt to which I have answered that the 5000 disposable men left at Minorca may be sent if thought advisable for that Service and from the East Indies a reinforcement ordered for that service but that the proposed force for Portugal can in the present situation of affairs be ordered for any new service.` The King further states `I approve of M. Gl. Wemys`s Regt. being called the grd. and of the formation of the Regt. of Riflemen and that the cloathing shall be green with black.` and also adds `The Judge Advocate seems perfectly right in his opinion that the Quarter Master of the 21st Light Dragoons be dismissed the Service as his declaration of having been inlisted to be appointed Sergeant Major is not controverted.` The King concludes `I ever remain, my dear Frederick, your most affectionate Father`. With blank integral leaf bearing a holograph docket by the Duke of York. A letter of excellent association and with good military content. About EX Frederick, Duke of York (1763-1827) King George III`s favourite son. Commander-in-Chief of the Forces 1795-1809, 1811-1827. Henry Dundas (1742-1811) Scottish Politician, Secretary of State for War 1794-1801. Ralph Abercromby (1734-1801) British Lieutenant-General, noted for his service during the Napoleonic Wars. Abercromby successfully drove the French out of Egypt; indeed The battle at Abukir, involving the debarkation of troops in the face of strenuous opposition, is ranked among the most daring and brilliant exploits of the British Army. Abercromby died from wounds received in the battle.
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SPENCER JOHN: (1924-1992) 8th Earl Spencer. Father of Diana, Princess of Wales. Fine A.L.S., Johnnie, two pages, 8vo, Buckingham Palace, 15th October 1953, to `My dear Eddie` (Prince Edward, Duke of Kent, 1935- , Cousin of Queen Elizabeth II). Spencer sends his correspondent belated birthday greetings and hopes that he is enjoying army life at Sandhurst. He continues, `My own news for once is really exciting! I have become engaged to Frances Roche and we hope to be married in June after she returns from Florence and I from the Commonwealth Tour.` and further remarks `You can`t imagine how happy one feels to have found someone one knows one can love and cherish for ever. But it`s very sad we must wait for so long.` A letter of good content. VG Frances Roche (1936-2004) Mother of Diana, Princess of Wales. John Spencer and Frances Roche married on 1st June 1954 at Westminster Abbey. They were divorced in April 1969.
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DISRAELI BENJAMIN: (1804-1881) British Prime Minister 1868, 1874-80. Interesting A.L.S., B. Disraeli, four pages, 8vo, House of Commons, n.d. (`Friday`, marked in pencil in another hand January 1840), to William Maberly, marked `Private`. Disraeli writes, in part, `As members of parliament have been deprived of their privilege of receiving letters free, it seems to me….that they should at least be placed on an equality of convenience with the rest of the Public, & that they should enjoy the common advantage of having their letters delivered according to the direction these letters bear. Mine are all forwarded according to the direction which I was obliged to register in compliance with the old system`. Some slight traces of former mounting to the left edge of the first page, not affecting the text or signature, otherwise VG William Leader Maberly (1798-1885) British Army officer and Civil Servant. Secretary of the General Post Office from 1836. Maberly strongly opposed the introduction of penny post by Rowland Hill. Disraeli`s letter is evidently written following the abolition of the free-franking system on 10th January 1840.
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LOUIS XIII: (1601-1643) King of France 1610-43. L.S., Louis, as King, one page, folio, Bois de Vincennes, March 1617, to Monsieur du Plessis (Armand Jean du Plessis de Richelieu, Cardinal-Duc de Richelieu, 1585-1642, French Clergyman and Statesman, King Louis XIII`s Chief Minister), in French. The King states that, since informing his correspondent of the events of the previous month, he has made a decision and explains that an individual who had armed without his permission has now decided to be obedient and abandon his plans. He continues `I wanted to bring relief to my people, and this is my principal aim, limiting the activities of my army in order to bring the campaign to a speedy conclusion. The towns....will be taken over as I ordered. You should make this known to those under your influence.` In concluding the King remarks `Remind my subjects of my affection for them, and of the wisdom of continuing on the path of loyalty and obedience towards me.` With address to the verso and very slight traces of red wax seal. Four neat slits to the left margin, not affecting the text or signature. About VG
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CORNWALLIS CHARLES: (1738-1805) British Army officer, one of the leading British Generals in the American War of Independence. Autograph Envelope signed, Cornwallis, addressed in his hand to Major Nugent of the Westmeath Militia in Cork and dated Dublin, 20th July 1798. With a good red wax seal affixed to the verso. About VG
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NORTHUMBERLAND DUKE OF: (1742-1817) Hugh Percy. British Army officer, Lieutenant General during the American War of Independence where he led the relief column at the Battle of Lexington and Concord, Commanded a division during the Battle of Long Island and led the storming of Fort Washington. L.S., Northumberland, one page, 4to, Alnwick Castle, 20th October 1804, to Robert Pearson. The Duke states that he will be very happy if his estates in the Manor of Newburn can contribute to Pearson`s amusement in hunting, `provided this does not interfere with the hunting of Lord Darlington and some other Gentlemen to whom I have granted a similar permission some years ago. This, however, I believe cannot possibly be the case, as I think they are Fox-hunters; with whom Harriers, of course, cannot interfere.` With blank integral leaf. Some very light age wear, otherwise VG
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LEE ROBERT E.: (1807-1870) American General of the Confederate Army during the American Civil War. A.L.S., R E Lee, one page, 8vo, Washington College, Lexington, Virginia, 31st January 1867, to Major R. J. Moses. Lee informs his correspondent that it would give him great pleasure to visit Georgia, `a state for which I have great affection`, although continuing `but my occupation is so engrossing that I now see no prospect of doing so. I hope however that you may be enabled to come to Virginia during the next summer, in which event I shall be very glad to see you in Lexington.` Lightly mounted and with slight age wear, about VG
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SHERMAN WILLIAM T.: (1820-1891) American General in the Union Army during the American Civil War. Ink signature (`W. T. Sherman, General`) and two additional words in his hand, on a piece neatly removed from the conclusion of a letter. Together with a separate piece clipped from the head of the letter, bearing the printed address Headquarters Army of the United States, Washington D.C., and holograph date 25th October 1876. Neatly laid down, otherwise VG
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AMERICAN CIVIL WAR: Small collection of individual signed cards and one signed piece by various Union Army Generals and officers who served during the American Civil War, comprising Russell Alger, John Hartranft, Winfield Hancock, Elwell Otis, William Shafter, George Thomas and William Bisbee. All are good fountain pen ink examples, some with ranks and dates added in their hands. Generally VG, 7
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BROWNE SAM: (1824-1901) British Army officer, Victoria Cross winner for his actions at Seerporah, India on 31st August 1858. Originator of the Sam Browne belt. Signed sepia cabinet photograph showing the one-armed officer standing in a three quarter length pose wearing his uniform and medals, including the Victoria Cross. Photograph by Maull & Fox of London. Signed by Browne in dark ink to the lower photographer`s mount and dated 1899 in his hand. The upper and lower edges of the photograph have been slightly irregularly trimmed, just affecting the head of the image but not the signature. About G
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VICTORIA CROSS: John Manners Smith (1864-1920) Lieutenant Colonel in the British Indian Army, Victoria Cross winner for his actions at Nilt Fort, India, on 20th December 1891. A.L.S., J Manners Smith, three pages, 8vo, Newbury, 7th December 1912, to Lauder. Smith states that he is pleased to hear that his correspondent has been awarded the Royal Humane Society`s medal `for your brave action in saving my life...a cutting about the presentation was sent to us today...I feel it is quite impossible to express how much I owe to you & shall never be able to discharge the debt of gratitude. The more I think of it the more I realise the risk you took for me.`; Thomas Orde Lawder Wilkinson (1894-1916) Canadian Soldier, posthumously awarded the Victoria Cross for his actions at La Boiselle, France, on 5th July 1916. Rare D.S., T. O. L. Wilkinson, in pencil, one page, small 8vo, n.p., 4th October n.y. (1915). The printed postcard takes the form of a letter giving various message options, the irrelevant ones struck through in pencil by Wilkinson. Signed and dated at the conclusion. Neatly laid down to a page removed from an autograph album; Frederick Roberts (1832-1914) British Field Marshal, Victoria Cross winner for his actions at the Indian Mutiny on 2nd January 1858. L.S., Fred Roberts, two pages, 8vo, Head Quarters Camp, 4th January 1886, to `My dear Nawab`, stating that he was disappointed to learn that his correspondent has to leave Delhi `just before our manoeuvres commence` and inviting him to the camp tomorrow morning. With blank integral leaf, laid down to a page removed from an autograph album. G, 3
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LIMBU RAMBAHADUR: (1939- ) Nepalese Captain in the British Army, Victoria Cross winner for his actions in Borneo, 21st November 1965. An attractive folio printed table, being a list of the Gurkha recipients of the Victoria Cross, providing details of their names, rank, date of action etc., beignning with Tytler and ending with Limbu, featuring a colour image of the VC at the head. Signed by Limbu to a clear area in blue ink. Professionally matted in burgundy and framed and glazed in a plain wooden frame to an overall size of 14 x 22.5. Accompanied by an unsigned booklet entitled My Life Story by Rambahadur Limbu. VG, 2
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MONTGOMERY B. L.: (1887-1976) British Field Marshal of World War II. Signed Christmas greetings card, the small 8vo folding cream card featuring an image to the inside of Schloss Ostenwalde. Signed (`B. L. Montgomery, Field Marshal`) beneath a printed greeting along with the address and date, TAC Head Quarters, Rhine Army, 1945. Two red and blue printed coats of arms appear to the front cover. Together with vintage fountain pen ink signatures of Edmund Hillary, George Lowe and Alfred Gregory individually on a page removed from an autograph album, annotated by a collector at the head The Conquerors of Everest and with a small attached magazine photograph of Hillary attached; a blue fountain pen ink signature of Prime Minister Anthony Eden on an admission ticket to a Conservative Fete and Rally at Colchester, 22nd July (1950) and a letter bearing a facsimile signature of Clement Attlee. Generally VG, 4
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MONTGOMERY B. L.: (1887-1976) British Field Marshal of World War II. A good vintage signed 8.5 x 6.5 photograph depicting Monty standing in a three quarter length pose alongside Alan Brooke, the two Field Marshals wearing their military uniforms and caps as they observe army cadets training at Repton School in 1954. Signed (`Montgomery of Alamein F.M.`) in bold blue fountain pen ink to a clear area at the head of the image. Some corner and surface creasing, G
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MONTGOMERY B. L.: (1887-1976) British Field Marshal of World War II. A good printed D.S., B. L. Montgomery, General, Eighth Army, one page, 4to, Italy, 30th November 1943, being an original Eighth Army Personal Message from the Army Commander, intended to be read out to all troops. Montgomery`s message appears in four points, in part, `The time has now come to drive the Germans north of Rome....we will do our part in a manner worthy of the best traditions of the Eighth Army and the Desert Air Force. The enemy has been outfought by better troops ever since we first landed in Sicily, and his men don`t like what they are getting....WE WILL NOW HIT THE GERMANS A COLOSSAL CRACK. Good luck to you all. And good hunting as we go forward.` A rousing original signed souvenir of World War II. A few very light, minor creases, otherwise VG
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MACARTHUR DOUGLAS: (1880-1964) American Military Leader of World War II. Vintage signed postcard photograph, being a reproduction of a pencil drawing of a head and shoulders portrait of MacArthur in uniform. Signed in bold blue fountain pen ink with his name alone to the lower white border. A Republic of the Philippines postage stamp featuring MacArthur`s portrait is affixed to the lower right corner of the image, postally cancelled at MacArthur, Leyte, 20th October 1950. The cancellation slightly affects the conclusion of MacArthur`s signature. With a second commemorative cancellation to the verso. A slight surface crease runs horizontally across the image. Together with John J. Pershing (1860-1948) American General. T.L.S., John J. Pershing, one page, 8vo, Paris, 22nd June 1937, to Major General Charles S. Farnsworth, on the printed stationery of the European office of the American Battle Monuments Commission. Pershing states that his correspondent will have received an invitation to be present at the unveiling of a monument erected on Montfaucon, further commenting `If you could realise the personal satisfaction it would give me to have you present with others who held important positions in the army during those grilling days of the Meuse-Argonne battle, I am sure your wish to be here would be all the greater.` With blank integral leaf. G to VG, 2
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LINDEMANN GEORG: (1884-1963) German Cavalry officer and Field Commander of World War II. Knight`s Cross winner with Oak Leaves. Large 10 x 13.5 signed and inscribed photograph, the image depicting Lindemann in a semi-profile head and shoulders pose wearing his Nazi uniform and cap and Knight`s Cross. Photograph by Erich Borm and bearing his blindstamp to the image and pencil signature to the lower photographer`s mount. Boldly signed (`Lindemann, Senior General and Officer Commanding the 18th Army`) in dark fountain pen ink to the lower photographer`s mount and with a lengthy inscription in German, `To the outstanding commander of the brave 126th Infantry Division, Herrn Generalleutnant Hoffe, in memory of the difficult, but successful battles to the South of Lake Ladoga and outside Leningrad` Dated in his hand Head Quarters, 28th November 1943. A good signed presentation photograph. Some light overall age wear and creasing to the mount, G
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DAD`S ARMY: An attractive First Day Cover commemorating the 30th Anniversary of Dad`s Army and featuring an image of the cast, individually signed by the script writers Jimmy Perry and David Croft and five cast members, Clive Dunn (Lance Corporal Jones) Ian Lavender (Private Pike), Frank Williams (Rev. Timothy Farthing), Bill Pertwee (Warden Hodges) and Pamela Cundell (Mrs. Fox). Each have signed with their names alone in blue or black inks to clear areas. Together with a signed and inscribed colour 4 x 6 postcard photograph by Bill Pertwee. VG to EX, 2
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