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Atlas Edition Dinky Commercial and Military Vehicles (16), all boxed, 32AB Tracteur Panhard SNCF, 25R Ford Camionette, 480 Bedford Kodak, 25JJ Ford Camion Bache Calberson, 943 Leyland Octopus tanker, 920 Guy Heinz van, 901 Foden 8 wheeler, 934 Leyland Octopus truck, 482 Bedford Dinky Toys, 935 Leyland Octopus with chains, 905 Leyland flat truck with chains, 942 Foden Regent tanker, factory sealed models, 153A US Army Jeep, 917 Guy Spratts van, 14 Triporteur, 564 Renault glaziers van, VG-E, boxes G-E, (16)

Corgi Aviation Archive 1:72 Scale Postwar Aircraft and Helicopter (6) all boxed, AA37205 Handley Page Halifax, Berlin Airlift 60th Anniversary, AA37301 DH Vampire, EGL Millington, Turnhouse, 1950s, AA32808 DH Mosquito RAF No 3 CAACU, Exeter 1963, AA35806 Aerobatic Display Teams Canadair Sabre RCAF, Golden Hawks, New Brunswick, 1959, AA34706 RAF Trainers, English Electric Canberra, Boscombe Down, 1985, AA34201 Boeing-Vertol Helicopter Chinook, US Army, Schwabischall, Germany 1975, VG-E, boxes G-VG, (6)

Exclusive First Editions 1:76 Scale Double and Single Deck Buses War Time Buses and Trams (21), all boxed, War Time buses, 99202 Daimler LT, 99200 AEC Regal LT, 99205 Guy Arab II Southdown, 99201 AEC Regal US Army, 99203 Guy Arab LT, 99207 Leyland Plymouth City, 99206 Daimler Birmingham City, 29909 AEC Ensign Heritage Clubmobile, 26325 Guy Arab Southdown Brighton-Pool Valley, 26328 Guy Arab LT 145 to Ford Works, 27811A AEC STL LT Subscriber Special, 99204 AEC STL LT, 28504 Leyland TD1 camouflage livery, 26407 Daimler Wilts & Dorset New Year 2010 (grey livery), Leeds Trams, 13402 Leeds, 24302 Whitbread, E1403 Yorkshire Post, 13403 Jacobs, 13405 Road Safety, 14303 Evening Post, 13406 Horsefield Tramcar Leeds, VG-E, boxes G-E, (21)

Britain's Boxed Military Sets (5), five sets, 5293 The Blues and Royals band, includes twelve figures, some tarnishing to metal Britain's label inside box, the remaining sets with faults, 5191 Royal Welch Fusiliers band, ten figures including mascot with discolouration and damage to horns, 5391 US Army Band of Washington, includes ten figures with discolouration to drummer, 5294 Royal Anglian Regiment band, includes twelve figures all with some discolouration one with broken trumpet, 5292 Kings Own Border Regiment band includes ten figures many with minor chips, F-E, boxes with outer boxes VG, (5),

Large collection of 00 gauge 1:72 mainly WW2 Soldiers by Revell Italeri, Caesar and other makers, Revell, Level 4 German, Crisis Reaction Force, Paratroopers (2), Standard issue, German Engineers, Infantry (3), 7.5cm PaK 40 (4), Mechanized Infantry, Artillery, Armoured Infantry (2), British Infantry, Australian Infantry, Siberian Riflemen, Japanese Infantry, Soviet Spetsnaz (1980s)British Infantry (Modern), German Paratroopers (modern), Italeri, German Pratroopers,Afrika Korps, British 8th Army,Caesar Miniatures, WW11 French Army and German Infantry marching, modern German Army, Airfix Nato Ground Crew, Wrzesien German infantry Support 1939, House of Campaign WW2 British Infantry , Nexus Russian Revolution and Emhar WW2 German Infantry with Tank crew, all in original boxes, VG, figures in bags in boxes, not checked, boxes G-VG (33)

Various makers kits including WW2 Tanks Personnel Vehicles and walling and Viking and Saxon Figures, ICM 1:48 Soviet Air Force Pilots and Ground Crew, Tristar 1:35 Russian Tank Crew, Revell 1:72 8th Army, British Infantry, M2 A2 'Bradley' Tank, Pegasus 1:72 SU-152 Soviet Assault Gun (sealed box, two tanks in kit), JB Models 1:76 M113 Fire Support Version and Bedford MK 4 Tonne GS Body Truck, Airfix 1:76 Japanese CHI-HA Tank, Type 97 Medium Tank Chi Ha and 1:72 Willy's Jeep and Trailer, Italeri 6127 1:72 Stone Walss (2 boxes), Tamiya 1:35 WW2 Road Sign Set, EMHAR 1:72 Viking Warriors and Saxon Warriors both 9-10th Century, all in original boxes, VG, all appear complete, not checked, boxes F-VG, some with crushing (16)

Modern Diecast 1:24 Scale and Smaller Cars and Other Vehicles (10), all boxed/cased, vintage vehicles, Franklin Mint 1:24 scale, 1953 Cadillac Eldorado limited edition 5401/9900, 1:43 scale and similar, Neo NEO49544 Jaguar MKV, Lledo Vehicles of the Swinging 60s Rington Tea three model set, Oxford Automobile (5) all cased with card sleeves, 1:76 scale 76SET31 150 Years London Fire Appliances Anniversary six model set 2015, cased with card sleeve Oxford Military US Army Diamond T tank transporter and tank (tank loose in case), G-E, packaging G-E, (10)

Britains and Airfix 1:32 Scale WW2 Infantry and Household Guards and Accessories (qty), Airfix 1960's-present, German Pratroopers, Gurkhas, British, German, Australian and Japanese Infantry, all in a variety of original boxes (not checked), loose, US Infantry (60+ ), German and British (25), British Pratroopers (29), 8th Army (10), painted British Infantry (17), Britains Hong Kong British Infantry (8), Guards (6), Deetail, German Mortar Team (2), British Infantry (3), Guards (4), parts of a ruined building (painted), Sandbag walls, small US Raft and various weapons, F-E, boxes generally G (qty)

Modern Diecast Military Vehicles Britains Figures and Plastic Kits (13), all boxed/cased, Corgi 1:50 scale CC60406 M3A1 Half track (missing two guns and a headlight), Fighting Machines CS90117 Scorpion light tank, CS90060 T34 Russian tank, Dragon 60004 King Tiger 1:72 scale, 1:43 scale Tiger tank (made in China), three cased magazine issue models, Britains 17493 German Gun Team, 51006 WWI Barbed Wire Sections 54mm scale, 10027 Modern British Army Stretcher Bearer Set Iraq 2007 and kits, Academy 1322 1:35 scale German Field Kitchen, Hasegawa 1:72 scale MB:001 US Willys Jeep, both appear complete with packaged contents but unchecked, F-E, packaging F-E, (13)

Very large quantity of 1:72 00 Gauge figures by Airfix various makers mostly sorted and bagged (several 000's), including Airfix, Highland Infantry, French Artillery (2 bags ), Infantry, Imperial Guard (2 bags), Polish Lancers, British Infantry, Artillery (2 BAGS), Scots Greys (2 bags ), Cavalry (2), Indians, Robin Hood (2 bags), Sheriff of Nottingham (2 bags), Confederate Infantry, ACW Artillery (2 bags), US Cavalry, Cowboys, Red Army, WW2 British Infantry, Horse Artillery, US Nato, Zero Hour, Navy, Bad Powers, Bad Scorpion, Ninja,Army, ESCI WW11 British Infantry, Napoleonis French Artillery all bagged with around 40-50 figures per bag, un-titled bags (30 with 30-200+ figures per bag, various makers), 12 sprues with French artillery and WW11 figures, generally G-VG, some figures painted (very large qty, several 000''s)

Modern Diecast Vintage Public Transport Models by Exclusive First Editions and Corgi Tramlines (26), all boxed 1:76 scale, Corgi Tramlines (5) (double deck models (3) one loose in box, single deck D990/6 (2), dome dust from display boxes P-F, EFEs, Wartime Buses (5) 99207 Plymouth (4), 99201 US Army, double deck models (6) one with altered destination blind, single deck models (10), mostly southern region examples, three with altered destination blinds, F-E, boxes P-E, (26)

Historical and 20th Century Metal Military and Civilian Figures of Spanish Manufacture (39), all packaged, Army House Valencia 18th/19th century soldiers EF-9, EF-19, EF-15, EF-4, EN-30 and one other, Soldat 18th/19th century figures 00548,01181, 00550 and another, a group of 28 in plastic display cases, 19th/20th century by MD Spain (cases P-F) two with detached arms and a boxed set Rejoneador (matador on horseback) and bull, F-E, packaging P-G, (39)

Modern Diecast Commercial and Military Vehicles (22), all boxed/cased, Exclusive First Editions 1:76 Scale Bus Set 2, Country Buses, Corgi 15006 Tate & Lyle Scammell Scarab, Matchbox Models of Yesteryear Y-16 1023 Scania Vabis post bus, Y-25 military ambulance, Solido 6116 Packard HQ car US Army, 9587 Mac Arthurs Embassy Car Tokyo 1946, Lledo Days Gone (10) including VE Day three model set, Del Prado bubble packed magazine issue fire engines (2), Oxford Diecast 1:76 scale, Commercials (3), Automobile (1), G-E, packaging P-VG, (22)

Diecast - a collection of x12 Atlas Edition reissue Dinky Toys diecast model cars to include; 552 Chevrolet Corvair, 159 Morris Oxford Saloon, 153A US Army Jeep and others. All factory sealed.

Dinky Toys - No. 665 Honest John Missile Launcher - an original vintage diecast military / army model. Complete, including the original plastic missile and spare tyre. Firing mechanism in working order. Model generally VG+ to EX. Housed within a reproduction box. 

Diecast - a collection of vintage Dinky Toys boxed diecast models of Military interest comprising; 660 Tank Transporter, 622 10-Ton Army Truck, 651 Centurion Tank, 676 Armoured Personnel Carrier, 670 Armoured Car and 673 Scout Car. Models generally appearing VG+.

Diecast - an original vintage Britains Military diecast model No. 9787 Army Land Rover and Gun. The model appearing unused, with missiles still intact and attached to spues.

Dinky Toys - No. 697 25-Pounder Field Gun Set - an original vintage Dinky Toys boxed diecast military / army model No. 697. Green, with both trailer sections. Model appears NM to VNM and is housed within a G+ to VG original box. 

Diecast - a collection of x3 vintage Dinky Supertoys boxed diecast models comprising; 968 BBC TV Roving Eye Vehicle, 905 Foden Flat Truck and 622 10-Ton Army Truck. Models appearing G+ within original boxes.

Model Kits - a collection of vintage plastic model kits of Military interest to include; Airfix RAF Recovery Set, Nichimo French Army AMX 13 Model 51, Airfix American Infantry, Hasegawa Karl Gerat Tank and others. Kits largely appearing unused, but remain unchecked for completeness.

Dinky Supertoys - a collection of x4 original vintage Dinky Supertoys made boxed military / army themed diecast model vehicles. Includes: 622 10 Ton Army Truck, 651 Centurion Tank, 660 Tank Transporter and 661 Recovery Tractor. Models from EX to VNM and boxes from G+ to EX. 

Dinky Toys - Military - a collection of x8 original vintage Dinky Toys made boxed military / army diecast models. Includes: 673 Scout Car, 670 Armoured Car, 641 Army 1 Ton Cargo Truck, 621 3 Ton Army Wagon, 674 Austin Champ, 643 Army Water Tanker, 676 Personnel Carrier and 626 Military Ambulance. Models generally appearing from Nm to VNM, and all housed within their original boxes. Boxes generally G+ to VG+, apart from 626 box which is P to F. 

A collection of vintage dolls house and other miniature ceramic tea ware, of various sizes, patterns, and makers, including: Wedgwood, Spode, Coalport and others.PROVENANCE: From the estate of Patti (Patricia) Lomax of Berwick.Patti, and her much loved husband, Eric, featured in the blockbuster film, ‘The Railway Man’, and were played by Colin Firth and Nicole Kidman. It tells the true story of Eric, who, whilst serving as British army officer in World War II, was captured and subsequently tortured by the Japanese in a Burma labour camp. After the war, he suffered years of mental turmoil, but was eventually rescued from his torment through the love of Patti.

A collection of vintage dolls house musical instruments, comprising: a Kleeware plastic grand piano; two various Californian Poppy plastic grand pianos; a stained wood musical piano; three other stained wood grand pianos; two stained wood upright pianos; a brass grand piano; a violin; and a canterbury.PROVENANCE: From the estate of Patti (Patricia) Lomax of Berwick.Patti, and her much loved husband, Eric, featured in the blockbuster film, ‘The Railway Man’, and were played by Colin Firth and Nicole Kidman. It tells the true story of Eric, who, whilst serving as British army officer in World War II, was captured and subsequently tortured by the Japanese in a Burma labour camp. After the war, he suffered years of mental turmoil, but was eventually rescued from his torment through the love of Patti.

A collection of boxed and loose diecast models, including: a Dinky Toys ‘Convoy’ Army Truck, 687, in box; an Oxford DH80A Puss Moth K1824 (RAF), in box; an Airfix 1:32 Scale Military Series Abbot S.P. Gun, in box; and others by makers including Saico, Lledo, Vanguards, and others.

An impressive vintage five storey dolls house, in the form of a town house, with a faux brick and cream painted facade and wooden window frames and ledges, opening to reveal an interior of 15 rooms, complete with: wallpaper, flooring, staircase, fireplaces, and most light fixtures, approximately 118 x 70 x 120cms tall.PROVENANCE: From the estate of Patti (Patricia) Lomax of Berwick.Patti, and her much loved husband, Eric, featured in the blockbuster film, ‘The Railway Man’, and were played by Colin Firth and Nicole Kidman. It tells the true story of Eric, who, whilst serving as British army officer in World War II, was captured and subsequently tortured by the Japanese in a Burma labour camp. After the war, he suffered years of mental turmoil, but was eventually rescued from his torment through the love of Patti.

Swatch - a collection of Swatches and other vintage 1990s watches. The lot comprising a GN231 Original Frozen Breeze Swatch, S468 JFK Swatch, another unmarked watch in black and chrome presented in a Swatch case, Swatch Ping Pong Blue GW105 presented in a Flik Flak case, uncased S717 Swatch watch, a cased Swiss Army watch, cased Marina Yachting watch, and a cased West McLaren Mercedes Benz watch Edition Motorsport. Sold as untested. Along with four unused Swatch packaging boxes. Eight watches in lot.

QTY OF VICTORIANOX SWISS ARMY KNIVES ETC

3 LARGE MULTI TOOL BOXED SWISS ARMY KNIVES

BRIGADIER ALLEN ROBERT BETHAM SHUTTLEWORTH (BRITISH ACTIVE 1912-1920) WATERCOLOUR PAINTING OF ZIARAT IN PAKISTAN, 'Ziarat 1929' bottom left and signed by the artist to the bottom right. Brigadier Allen Robert Betham Shuttleworth (20 February 1873[1] – 30 July 1935) was an officer in the British Indian Army and player of The Great Game.[2] Shuttleworth was born in Dapoli, North-West Provinces, India, to Allen Thornton Shuttleworth, who won the Albert Medal of the First Class, and Laura Phoebe Betham. His younger brother was Sir Digby Shuttleworth. Shuttleworth joined the British Army relatively late, beginning his career in the militia. For a time in 1908, Shuttleworth was acting Consul in Kashgar while George Macartney was in England. During this time, Shuttleworth became involved in investigating the expeditions of Eizaburo Nomura and Zuicho Tachibana, even dining with them at Chini-Bagh. Shuttleworth reported his suspicions to Sir Francis Younghusband, and these suspicions about the two Japanese eventually made its way to Lord Morley, Secretary of State for India. Shuttleworth died suddenly in Ajmer, Rajasthan. Provenance: Property of a local resident of Wimbledon Village.

A COLLECTION OF WWI MEDALS AWARDED TO H J MUNNIK SOUTH AFRICAN INFANTRY, AS WELL AS MEDALS AWARDED TO MR J.H BUTLER BRITISH ARMY

A 19TH CENTURY HAND COLOURED ENGRAVING OF HENRY MUNRO 'CHIEF OF THE IRISH REBELS' Who commanded on the 13th June 1798 an army of about 7000 rebels. Found guilty of high treason and was executed, with his head severed from his body and fixed on a pike on the market house.32cm x 26cm

A FASCINATING COLLECTION OF MEDALS, RECORDS, PHOTOGRAPHS, MAPS, DIARY ENTRIES AWARDED TO ROYAL AIR FORCE CORPORAL COLIN GREGORY 'PIB' PIBWORTH (1928-2001), Including a wartime 'collection of notes and facts' by Pibworth from 1943-44. Fascinating maps, coded messages and diary entries of military activity in London. One entry from 29th June 1943 'Streatham, July 3rd 1943: About 1000 Canadian Army lorries passed through Streatham today, with about 300 motor cyclists. The lorries were towing 6 anti-tank guns, bofors and 25-pounders'. After the war, Pibworth lived near Caernarfon and spent the majority of his working life in the RAF, dedicated to mountain rescue. Over the years Pibworth trained hundreds of young airmen, took part in the 1951 Black Easter rescue on Snowdon, helped build a runway in Guam and set up a Desert Rescue Team. He was aware the British Empire Medal in 1973. Corporal Pibworth was awarded the Meritorious Service Medal in 1960, as well as the Campaign Service Medal for Malaya and Saudi Arabia, as well as the Medal for Long Service and Good Conduct. Pib worth was also the Mountain and Desert Rescue Team at RAF Sharjah in the United Arab Emirates. Pib worked and travelled widely overland in the Trucial States and Muscat and Oman on training missions. He also advised many servicemen, civilians and would-be 'deserteers' from his considerable experience, and trained many Gulf aircrew in desert survival techniques in the periodic survival courses run by the Mountain and Desert Rescue Team. Possibly related medal here awarded to Pibworth from 'Federation Iranienne de La Montagne' Pibworth was also awarded the Royal Society for the Protection of Cruelty to Animals medal for Animal Life Saving. Awarded for his courage and humanity in rescuing two ewes from a mountain ledge, Pen Y Cae, Glamorgan, 1968. Co Literature: Read the memoirs and achievements below of Colin 'Pib' Pibworth https://www.alpinejournal.org.uk/Contents/Contents_2002_files/AJ%202002%20230-236%20Card%20Pibworth.pdf

A WORLD WAR II ARMY WATCH WITH ORIGINAL STRAP

DINKY; boxed Army wagon 623

A photograph album containing approximately 103 photographs taken in Baghdad and Iraq in 1931, with RAF interest, all photographs with a description and some dated, includes views of the RAF Hospital, Hinaidi, a Vickers Victoria on Bombing Pratice, a Vickers Victoria, night crash June 1931, Samarrah, Kurdarrah Railway Station, Ctesiphon Arch, Sheik Mahmood conversing with the Prime Minister of Iraq and F/L Keeble after his surrender, a squadron of single seater fighters over Khadamain, an actual photograph taken during the operations of the RAF and the Iraq army against Sheikh Mahmood and the rebel tribe (April 1931) and numerous others, together with a loose typed letter of the Operations against Sheikh Mahmood, and a further photograph album of RAF personnel etc to include Squadron Leader Kenneth Baker, and a loose inivitation to a Buckingham Palace afternoon garden party 19th July 1977.The Squadron Baker album contains approximately 158 photographs, various sizes. Some photographs appear to be missing. The majority appear to have been placed in mounts and I would think could be carefully removed without damaging the photographs or the album. Approximately 46 have been stuck down with what appears to be a small amount of sticky back tape. Eight photographs are loose. One of the photographs bear three signatures which appear to read Geoffrey ?Warner, Joe Holmes and Arthur Rec [surname hard to read but it starts with a W] please see images added. Condition Report: The albums were consigned by a vendor who came into possession of the albums when clearing a property. We do not know whether the Iraq album had any connection to the family of Squadron Leader Kenneth Baker, or the gentleman himself, as there is no owner's name. In the Iraq album, all the photographs are mounted and I would think can be removed, without damaging the photographs or the album itself. There is a page titled Hornchurch, where all six photographs are no longer present. The second album has 'Photographs Baker' to the front, there is no other names inside other than the Buckingham Palace Garden Party invite (see photograph). None of the photographs appear to have any text to say when or where they were taken or who the inviduals are within the photo The Squadron Baker album contains approximately 158 photographs, various sizes. Some photographs appear to be missing. The majority appear to have been placed in mounts and I would think could be carefully removed without damaging the photographs or the album. Approximately 46 have been stuck down with what appears to be a small amount of sticky back tape. Eight photographs are loose. One of the photographs bear three signatures which appear to read Geoffrey ?Warner, Joe Holmes and Arthur Rec [surname hard to read but it starts with a W] please see images added.

A view of Ravana's palace at Lanka, Alwar, North East Rajasthan, circa 1820, opaque pigments heightened with gold on paper, the palace laid around two courtyards, the second guarded by three demons, laid on card within gold floral borders on dark blue ground, polychrome rules, wide border with floral and avian motifs, the reverse with inscriptions in black ink, "For dearest Mrs Bowell with .... (illegible) kindest love" to upper right corner, number no. 15, name of Lady Colebrooke, personal description 'a heathen temple', minor scattered losses, historical repair to reverse, scuffing, three corners lacking, framed and glazed, 34 x 24.4cm.Provenance: Lady Louisa Ann Colebrooke (bapt. 1790-1867) and then gifted to a Mrs Bowell from whom the paintings were inherited. From the dates inscribed to the reverse of this series of five paintings and the early 19th century style in which they were painted we can deduce that the Lady Colebrooke inscribed to the reverse of each painting was the formidable and acquisitive Lady Louisa Ann Colebrooke who married her cousin Sir James Edward Colebrooke (1761-1838) on the 31 January 1820 and passed away in 1867, seventeen years after these paintings were gifted to a Mrs Bowell. Louisa-Ann Colebrooke was baptized in Madras in 1790, the daughter of an army lieutenant. In 1807 she married an army officer Henry Stewart with whom she had a daughter and then married for a second time James Edward Colebrooke, 3rd Baronet, in Calcutta in 1820. Born in 1761, James Edward succeeded his father Sir George Colebrooke as 3rd Baronet and Hereditary Keeper of the Castle of Crawford in 1809. He became Senior Merchant on the Bengal establishment, Judge of Appeals at Murshidabad, and was Resident and Commissioner at Delhi from 1777-1821. He was, however, suspended from office in 1829  'on account of various corrupt practices'. Returning to England, the Colebrookes resided at Colebrooke Park in Kent, and James died in Tunbridge Wells in 1838. Following the death of her husband, Louisa Ann married her third and final husband in 1841, James Bremridge, and she died in 1867 in Horsham, Sussex following an accident and was buried at Southborough in Kent.The British Library contains a letter, dated 24 Oct 1781, from James Edward Colebrooke to his father Sir George Colebrooke, 2nd Bart (1729- 1809), East India Company director 1767-72, describing the rising of Chait Singh, Raja of Benares, and reporting Sir Eyre Coote's recent victories against Haidar Ali (Mss Eur B286).

His Majesty Mahommed Shah of Persia, Proof state of a mezzotint by J. E. Coombs, after a painting by J. H. Twigg (fl. 1839), published by Welch and Gwynne: 24 St. James's Street and printed by James Kahee and Co., dedicated by Twigg to Sir John N.R. Cambell Captain of the 2nd Regiment Madras Light Cavalry, Envoy from the Supreme Government of India to the Court of Tehran, depicted three-quarters length portrait, seated, turned to left, holding a paper on lap. He wears an elaborate crown and plumes and diamonds, a gown studded with stones and pearl, pearl chains, a jewelled belt and arm bands with Tehran in the background, in an early 20th century painted and gilt decorated frame, 59 x 46.5cm.  Footnotes: Another state of this mezzotint is in the Royal Collection Trust (RCIN 818294); another is in the British Museum (1902,1011.519).Mohammad Shah, born Mohammad Mirza, was the third Qajar shah of Iran from 1834 to 1848, having succeeded his grandfather Fath-Ali Shah. From a young age, Mohammad Mirza was under the tutelage of Haji Mirza Aqasi, a local dervish from Tabriz whose teachings influenced the young prince to become a Sufi-king later in his life. After his father Abbas Mirza died in 1833, Mohammad Mirza became the Crown Prince of Iran and was conferred the title of Governor of Azarbaijan. Not long after, Fath-Ali Shah died on his way to Shiraz, leading some of his sons—including Ali Shah Mirza and Hossein Ali Mirza—to revolt but Mohammad Shah, with the support of his grand vizier, Abol-Qasem Qa'em-Maqam, suppressed the rebellions and asserted his authority.After Fatḥ-ʿAlī Shah’s death in October 1834 Sir John Campbell played an effective role in securing the throne for his grandson Moḥammad Mīrzā. ʿAbbās Mīrzā had died before his father, and a British army detachment that had arrived in Persia in November, 1833, to support his succession was then employed in Azerbaijan training the troops of the new heir apparent; nevertheless at the time of his grandfather’s death Moḥammad Mīrzā was not yet ready to march from Tabrīz against the two rival Qajar claimants in Shiraz and Tehran. On Campbell’s advice military assistance was provided for the advance of Moḥammad Mīrzā’s troops to the capital, counter­acting a similar offer by the Russians. On 10 November, less than three days after news of the shah’s death had reached Tabrīz, the troops commanded by British officers set out for Tehran. It was a combination of British military leadership and an advance of 30,000 pounds sterling from Campbell to pay Moḥammad Mīrzā’s troops that won the throne for him.

Rulers conferring under a mango tree, Jaipur, North East Rajasthan, circa 1830, opaque pigments on paper heightened with gold, each kneeling on a rug, pan between them, their respective courtiers and attendants behind, their grooms behind a hill, laid on card between gold floral margins on dark blue ground, polychrome rules, wide floral and avian borders, the reverse with 19th century inscriptions in black ink, to upper right corner "For dearest Mrs Bowell from her ... ... (illegible)", numbered no. 19, name of Lady Colebrooke, number and named crossed, personal description "Natives of distinction conversing under a mango tree", minor scattered losses, light scuffing, lower left corners lacking, framed and glazed, 35 x 24.8cm. visibleProvenance: Lady Louisa Ann Colebrooke (bapt. 1790-1867) and then gifted to a Mrs Bowell from whom the paintings were inherited. From the dates inscribed to the reverse of this series of five paintings and the early 19th century style in which they were painted we can deduce that the Lady Colebrooke inscribed to the reverse of each painting was  the formidable and acquisitive Lady Louisa Ann Colebrooke who married her cousin Sir James Edward Colebrooke (1761-1838) on the 31 January 1820 and passed away in 1867, seventeen years after these paintings were gifted to a Mrs Bowell. Louisa-Ann Colebrooke was baptized in Madras in 1790, the daughter of an army lieutenant. In 1807 she married an army officer Henry Stewart with whom she had a daughter and then married for a second time James Edward Colebrooke, 3rd Baronet, in Calcutta in 1820. Born in 1761, James Edward succeeded his father Sir George Colebrooke as 3rd Baronet and Hereditary Keeper of the Castle of Crawford in 1809. He became Senior Merchant on the Bengal establishment, Judge of Appeals at Murshidabad, and was Resident and Commissioner at Delhi from 1777-1821. He was, however, suspended from office in 1829  'on account of various corrupt practices'. Returning to England, the Colebrookes resided at Colebrooke Park in Kent, and James died in Tunbridge Wells in 1838. Following the death of her husband, Louisa Ann married her third and final husband in 1841, James Bremridge, and she died in 1867 in Horsham, Sussex following an accident and was buried at Southborough in Kent.The British Library contains a letter, dated 24 Oct 1781, from James Edward Colebrooke to his father Sir George Colebrooke, 2nd Bart (1729- 1809), East India Company director 1767-72, describing the rising of Chait Singh, Raja of Benares, and reporting Sir Eyre Coote's recent victories against Haidar Ali (Mss Eur B286).

The Private Library of Professor JM Rogers (1935-2022), approximately 900 rare publications, journals and pre-1960s monographs on the art and archaeology of the Mongol, Timurid, Safavid, Seljuq, Ottoman and Mughal dynasties. A complete list can be requested from the department. John Michael Rogers, FBA, FSA (1935 – 25 December 2022) was a British art historian who was an expert in Islamic art history. He was Khalili Professor Emeritus of Islamic Art at SOAS, University of London from 1991 and a published author. In his later years, he was Honorary Curator of the Nasser D. Khalili Collection of Islamic Art.Rogers studied Philosophy, Politics and Economics (PPE) at Corpus Christi College, Oxford (1958). National Service followed - initially in the Royal Artillery and latterly the Intelligence Corps, where he was commissioned and trained as a Russianist. After National Service he continued to briefly serve in the Territorial Army (Reserves), but returned to Academia and a research fellowship in philosophy at Oriel College; he latterly taught philosophy at Pembroke College and Wadham College. As his interests shifted from philosophy to Islamic art, he learned Turkish, and earned a PhD on the architectural patronage of Seljuq Anatolia under Samuel Stern and Victor Ménage.Rogers taught Islamic art at the American University in Cairo, 1965–1977. In 1977 he joined the British Museum, as a curator in the Department of Oriental Antiquities, where he organized several exhibitions including "Islamic Art and Design" (1983), and "Suleyman the Magnificent" (1988). He was also responsible for the installation of the Islamic collections in the John Addis Gallery in 1989.From 1991 to 2000, Rogers was the Nasser D. Khalili Professor of Islamic Art and Archaeology at SOAS, University of London. From 1992, he was Honorary Curator of the Nasser D. Khalili Collection of Islamic Art, the world’s largest collection of Islamic art and antiquities in private hands. He was a Member of Council at the British Academy, 1992–1995.

A standing portrait of a courtesan, Alwar, North East Rajasthan, circa 1810, opaque pigments on paper heightened with gold, her left arm raised, the right hand holding a lock of hair, wearing a plumed headdress, a necklace and armlets, within oval roundel of gold leaves on blue ground, the spandrels with lobed medallions and foliate and floral scrolling tendrils, laid on card within dark blue borders with repeating floral motifs, polychromes rules, wide borders with leaping deer and blue iris-like flowers, the reverse with 19th century inscriptions in black ink, to upper right corner "For dearest Mrs Bowell with ... (illegible) kindest love", number no. 22, name of Lady Colebrooke, personal description 'a nautch girl', minor scattered losses, historical repair to lower right border visible to the reverse, scuffing, lower right corner lacking, framed and glazed, 32 x 23cm. visibleProvenance: Lady Louisa Ann Colebrooke (bapt. 1790-1867) and then gifted to a Mrs Bowell from whom the paintings were inherited. From the dates inscribed to the reverse of this series of five paintings and the early 19th century style in which they were painted we can deduce that the Lady Colebrooke inscribed to the reverse of each painting was  the formidable and acquisitive Lady Louisa Ann Colebrooke who married her cousin Sir James Edward Colebrooke (1761-1838) on the 31 January 1820 and passed away in 1867, seventeen years after these paintings were gifted to a Mrs Bowell. Louisa-Ann Colebrooke was baptized in Madras in 1790, the daughter of an army lieutenant. In 1807 she married an army officer Henry Stewart with whom she had a daughter and then married for a second time James Edward Colebrooke, 3rd Baronet, in Calcutta in 1820. Born in 1761, James Edward succeeded his father Sir George Colebrooke as 3rd Baronet and Hereditary Keeper of the Castle of Crawford in 1809. He became Senior Merchant on the Bengal establishment, Judge of Appeals at Murshidabad, and was Resident and Commissioner at Delhi from 1777-1821. He was, however, suspended from office in 1829  'on account of various corrupt practices'. Returning to England, the Colebrookes resided at Colebrooke Park in Kent, and James died in Tunbridge Wells in 1838. Following the death of her husband, Louisa Ann married her third and final husband in 1841, James Bremridge, and she died in 1867 in Horsham, Sussex following an accident and was buried at Southborough in Kent.The British Library contains a letter, dated 24 Oct 1781, from James Edward Colebrooke to his father Sir George Colebrooke, 2nd Bart (1729- 1809), East India Company director 1767-72, describing the rising of Chait Singh, Raja of Benares, and reporting Sir Eyre Coote's recent victories against Haidar Ali (Mss Eur B286).A drawing of the same lady, attributed to the Deccan and date circa 1680 sold at Christie's South Kensington, 7 October 2013.

A ruler entertained, Jaipur, North East Rajasthan, circa 1820, opaque pigments heightened with gold on paper, flanked by courtesans, on an elaborate dais, musicians kneeling in front and servants including flywhisk, pan and mace bearers, standing behind, monumental chandeliers on each side, on a terrace covered with a summer carpet, under a white canopy, laid on card within wide gold and gold speckled dark blue margins with polychrome rules, wide silver and gold speckled borders, the reverse with 19th century inscriptions in black ink, to upper right corner "For dearest Mrs Bowell with .... (illegible) kindest love", one below giving a date of January 1850, numbered no. 9, name of Lady Colebrooke, personal description "Nautch girls performing before a native ... (illegible) for his ... (illegible)", minor scattered losses, a tear to lower left, some scuffing including to lower corners, framed and glazed, 35.5 x 24.8cm.Provenance: Lady Louisa Ann Colebrooke (bapt. 1790-1867) and then gifted to a Mrs Bowell from whom the paintings were inherited. From the dates inscribed to the reverse of this series of five paintings and the early 19th century style in which they were painted we can deduce that the Lady Colebrooke inscribed to the reverse of each painting was  the formidable and acquisitive Lady Louisa Ann Colebrooke who married her cousin Sir James Edward Colebrooke (1761-1838) on the 31 January 1820 and passed away in 1867, seventeen years after these paintings were gifted to a Mrs Bowell. Louisa-Ann Colebrooke was baptized in Madras in 1790, the daughter of an army lieutenant. In 1807 she married an army officer Henry Stewart with whom she had a daughter and then married for a second time James Edward Colebrooke, 3rd Baronet, in Calcutta in 1820. Born in 1761, James Edward succeeded his father Sir George Colebrooke as 3rd Baronet and Hereditary Keeper of the Castle of Crawford in 1809. He became Senior Merchant on the Bengal establishment, Judge of Appeals at Murshidabad, and was Resident and Commissioner at Delhi from 1777-1821. He was, however, suspended from office in 1829  'on account of various corrupt practices'. Returning to England, the Colebrookes resided at Colebrooke Park in Kent, and James died in Tunbridge Wells in 1838. Following the death of her husband, Louisa Ann married her third and final husband in 1841, James Bremridge, and she died in 1867 in Horsham, Sussex following an accident and was buried at Southborough in Kent.The British Library contains a letter, dated 24 Oct 1781, from James Edward Colebrooke to his father Sir George Colebrooke, 2nd Bart (1729- 1809), East India Company director 1767-72, describing the rising of Chait Singh, Raja of Benares, and reporting Sir Eyre Coote's recent victories against Haidar Ali (Mss Eur B286).

A FAMILLE ROSE PUNCH BOWL AND CHARGER FROM THE SERVICE OF SULTAN MAS'UD MIRZA ZILLCirca 1879-80Each decorated in a Canton famille rose palette on a blue enamelled ground with alternating panels of court figures and gilt-ground bouquets in the 'rose medallion' style, dedicatory nasta'liq inscription in the name of Zill-i Sultan.39.8cm (15 5/8in) diam. (2).Footnotes:約1879-80 外銷粉彩波斯紋大盌及大盤The inscription translates as: 'Commissioned by His Excellency, the most Auspicious, the most Glorious, the Sublime, the most Noble, the Exalted Sultan Mas'ud Mirza Yamin al-Dawlah Zill al-Sultan 1297 (ad 1879-80)'Mas'ud Mirza Zill al-Sultan (b. 1266/1850, d.1336/1918) was a son of Nasir al-Din Shah. He was appointed Governor of Mazandaran, Gurgan, Simnan and Damghan in 1277 (1860–61) at the age of 11, and Governor of Fars in 1279 (1862–3), and Isfahan in 1283 (1866–7). Other provinces were brought under his control to an extent that he virtually ruled the southern half of the country with the support of the British (the northern half was under Russian influence), and hoped to be named the Crown Prince. His power and his private army caused anxiety to the court and to the Russians and led to an edict limiting his influence to Isfahan only and the removal of his army and his arsenal in 1305 (1887–8). He remained Governor of Isfahan until 1324 (ad 1906–07) when people of Isfahan demanded his removal through strikes. Despite his efforts to remain, he was forced to resign and eventually left for Europe but returned in 1327 (1909–10) (Bamdad 1966, pp. 78-100).For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

Corgi - 6 x TV related vehicles including Fawlty Towers Austin 1300 # 00802, Mr Bean Mini # 96011, Dad's Army van # 09002, Heartbeat Morris Commercial truck # CC07301 and similar. The models appear Mint in Near Mint boxes. (This does not constitute a guarantee) [ba]

Costume Dolls - A collection of mostly vintage dolls including 2 x Salvation Army dolls, 2 x in Norwegian dress and similar others. Some are plastic bodied and some are fabric. They appear in Fair to Good condition overall. (This does not constitute a guarantee) [ba]

An Army Chaplains Officers uniform

HERMES Paris, Edition Limitée, année 1978. Carré 'Epaulettes''Service de Santé des Armées' - Dessinateur: Caty Latham.En soie imprimée et titrée, marge rouge.Mini tâche.N.B.: Edité pour le 270e anniversaire de la création du Service de Santé des Armées.Le Service de santé des Armées (SSA) est un service interarmées des armées françaises créé en 1708. Il est placé sous l'autorité directe du chef d'Etat-Major des Armées. Bibliographie: Carrés d'Art, Carrés Hermès Editions Limitées, Geneviève Fontan, Arfon édition 2021, rep. p. 79. 90 x 90 cmFootnotes:HERMES Paris, Limited Edition, year 1978. Scarf 'Epaulettes''Army Health Service' - Designer: Caty Latham.In printed and titled silk, red margin.Mini mark.N.B.: Published for the 270th anniversary of the creation of the Army Health Service.The Army Health Service (SSA) is a joint service of the French armies created in 1708. It is placed under the direct authority of the Chief of Staff of the Armed Forces.90 x 90 cmFor further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

HERMES, circa 1939. Plaque d'identité d'infirmière en argent 925°/°°.Elle porte l'inscription 'Christiane Coty chasseur de 1E classe 11E bataillon de chasseurs alpins'La 11ème garnison des Bataillons de Chasseurs Alpins de Gap a participé au second conflit mondial. Les BCA sont une unité d'infanterie de montagne de l'armée de terre française. Christiane Coty aurait pu être un personnel rattaché à ce bataillon.Poids: 22,80 gFootnotes:HERMES, circa 1939. Nurse's identity plate in silver 925°/°°.It bears the inscription 'Christiane Coty chasseur de 1E classe 11E bataillon de chasseurs alpins'.The 11th garrison of Gap's Bataillons de Chasseurs Alpins took part in the Second World War. The BCA is a mountain infantry unit of the French Army. Christiane Coty could have been a member of this battalion.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

HERMES Paris, circa 1940. Rare ceinture 'Ombre chinoise'.En feutre jaune entièrement rebrodé au fils bleu marine de personnes en promenade en costumes 1850, fermeture par deux sanglons en cuir agneau à la couleur et boucle en métal chromé; le revers en gros grain ivoire.Griffe à la calèche blanche, graphisme noir. Boîte d'origineRéalisée dans les années 40, le motif de cette ceinture, en utilisant le thème de la promenade, rappelle l'armée des ombres...Long.: 67 cmFootnotes:HERMES Paris, circa 1940. Rare 'Chinese shadow' belt.In yellow felt entirely embroidered with navy blue thread of people out for a walk in 1850 costumes, closed with two matching lambskin leather straps and chrome metal buckle; the reverse in ivory grosgrain.Brand with white carriage, black graphics.Made in the 1940s, the pattern of this belt, using the theme of the promenade, recalls the army of shadows...Length: 67 cmFor further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

Dinky Military Group to include a boxed 651 Centurion Tank, an unboxed 641 Army 1 Ton Cargo Truck and others (see photo). Conditions are generally Good to Excellent in Fair to Good boxes. (4)

Dinky a boxed pair comprising of 626 Military Ambulance and 643 Army Water Tanker, both models are fitted with blue/yellow insignias. Both models are late issues in early boxes. Conditions are Excellent in Good Plus boxes. (2)

Corgi, Solido & Atlas. Boxed Military group to include Corgi 69902 Bedford MK High Canvas Back with 25lb Gun "British Army", Atlas Editions GMC CCKW 353 De Depannage and others (see photo). Conditions appear generally Good although not checked for completeness in generally Good packaging with some crushing along with 1 Perspex case damaged. (6)

Napoleon Bonaparte (1769-1821), first consul of France; dictated letter, signed Bonaparte, to Citizen [Jean-François Aimé, Comte] Dejean, Councillor of State, Department of War administration; 21 Messidor Year 10 [9 July 1802] Corrupt practices are at their height in Italy, be it in the Italian Republic or in Piedmont. The markets in bread and food are carried on in such a manner that the suppliers are making a profit of 50%.I should like Councilor Berenger to go to that country, gather all necessary information on the spot, visiting every departmental capital so that not a single moment is lost in putting an end to these corrupt practices.[Inserted]: Let me know if you can do without Councilor Berenger; I should like to see him before he leaves.I should also like you from this moment to take over the responsibilities which Vanlubergth was given, to begin on the 1 Vendémiaire Year 11 [22 September 1802], of the provisioning department (service des vivres), so that there is only one administration in the whole of Italy. It is a business that he must stop as soon as possible, so that he can begin to make his purchases. There is so much wheat in Italy that the administration of the country has asked me to authorize exports.I salute youBonaparteBifolium, 232 x 183 mm; engraved letterhead, representing on a flat stone, the edge of which is inscribed BONAPARTE 1E CONSUL DE LA REPUBLIQUE, a robed seated female figure, wearing a cap of liberty and holding a rudder in her right hand and in her left a laurel wreath; AU NOM DU PEUPLE DE FRANCE inscribed on the side of the chair. Drawn by [Jean-Claude] Naigeon l’Ainé and engraved by B[arthélemy] Roger. Wafered red wax sealWritten from dictation by a secretary, perhaps Louis-Antoine Fauvelet de Bourrienne (1769-1834). Annotated by S P Cox, Farningham, Kent with a note of his insertion of a copy of the letter in the Gentleman’s Magazine for October 1841 [page 358].An obituary of Solomon Penway Cox (1794-1850) of the Inner Temple and Farningham in Kent, antiquary and collector, appeared in the Gentleman’s Magazine for March 1850, page 338.The letter was written in the context of the creation of the Italian Republic, with Napoleon at its head as president, on 26 January 1802. Piedmont, formerly part of the kingdom of Sardinia, was united with France in 1798, briefly occupied by Austria and Russia and returned to France after the battle of Marengo in 1800.Jean-François Aimé, Comte Dejean (1749-1824) entered the French army as an engineer officer in 1766. During the Revolution he embraced the principles of moderate reform. He performed a variety of important diplomatic missions, including to Genoa, where he lived for nearly two years with the title of minister extraordinary; doubtless his experience of Italy was valuable in the context of the proposed investigation. He was recalled to Paris in 1802 to take the portfolio of Minister of War, a position he held until 1809.Jean Bérenger (1767-1850), son of a pastor from Grenoble, studied medicine at Montpellier from 1786 to 1788. An anti-Jacobin, he survived arrest in 1794 and became an active participant in Napoleon’s coup d'etat of 18 Brumaire (November 9, 1799). In 1801 he was appointed to the Council of State and became a member of the board of directors of war in 1802.For the artist Jean-Claude Naigeon, 1753-1832, see Natalie Motte Masselink Jean-Claude Naigeon, 1753-1832 : les dessins d'un artiste du siecle des lumieres (Paris, 2012).Offered with Anon., Military Maxims of Napoleon the 1st interspersed with copious explanatory notes, translated from the French; Meerut, printed by J J Robinson at the Mofussilite Press, 1861; 101 pages.

Orient + Walthamstow Home Football Programmes: Orient v 42/43 Fulham 45/46 Notts County + Northampton. Walthamstow v 43/44 London X1, 44/45 Army X1, 45/46 Chisholm X1. All have punch holes. (6)

Two Corgi Dad's Army Butcher van, a Greengrocer's van and a D Day Corgi Classic four vehicle set

Four Days Gone By planes, three US Army sets and a RAF set

Airfix HO OO scale American War of Independence Series including Washington' s Army (x6) & British Grenadiers (x4), all boxed (10)

Timpo Modern Army Beach-Head Set No.1400 (incomplete)

Matchbox 1:32 scale WWII soldiers including American (x3), Commandos (x2), 8th Army (x2), British (x2), German (x2) & Afrika Korps (x2), all boxed (13 total)

Timpo Modern Army Collection including German Stretcher Team, Parachutist and Tree No.769 & German Searchlight Team, 1 standing German Soldier and shell torn wall No.773, both boxed (2)