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[RUSSIAN PRINCELY FAMILY] A LATE 19TH CENTURY RUSSIAN SILVER FIDDLE AND THREAD PATTERN SOUP LADLE BY SAZIKOV 1877-82 cursive script mark, International medal winners mark, Moscow 1882, 84 zolotniki, Imperial warrant, engraved with an armorial under a crown, 35.5cm (14in) long, 357g (11.45 oz)These engraved arms can be identified as belonging to a Russian Prince. The arms belong to the descendants of Sergey Grigorievich VOLVONSKY (1788-1865) who married to Maria RAYEVSKAYA.Prince Sergey was a grandson of Field Marshal Nicholas Repnin, a leading statesman during Catherine the Great's reign. He was a Major General in the Russian Army during the Napoleonic Wars and took part in the December conspiracy of 1825 and despite being sentenced to be beheaded had his sentence commuted to life in prison: as an exile for thirty years in Siberia. He was allowed to return in 1856 on the accession of Alexander II. He lived the remainder of his life with his wife Maria in the village of Voronki (Little Russia), which was owned by their daughter. He was a cousin of Leo Tolstoy.
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Approx. 54 miscellaneous Ian Allan publications including British Cars, Continental Cars, British Armoured Cars, British Army Vehicle, Equipment, British Tanks, British Lorries, Motor Racing, British Road Services, London Transport Railways, Historic Cars, Narrow Gauge Railways of Britain, British Motor Cycles, Model Railways, Railway Quiz, British Army and Atomic Power (the only edition of this), plus 2 Ian Allan ABC Binder De Luxe.
A rare George II mallet shaped seal wine bottle for 'Lord Blantyre' c.1730, kick up base, 17cm high.This bottle would of been made for Robert Stewart, 7th Lord Blantyre (1681-1743) Lord Blantyre was a title of the period, Scotland created in 1606 for the title of lord Steward. The lordship was named for Blantyre priory in Lancashire. The main residences associated with Lord Blantyre were Eeskine, Lenoxlove House and Place of Cardonald. When Bonnie Prince Charlie and his army of Jacobite were on their way to invade Carlisle in 1745, they passed through Blantyre and went down the Perth Brae on their way to Carlisle. It was usual for armies on the march to pillage the land as they passed, taking cows, pigs, chickens, and anything else they needed, On passing through Blantyre, Bonnie Prince Charlie commanded that nothing should be taken as this was Stuarts land, referring to Lord Blantyre, Walter Stuart, 8th Lord Blantyre.
ASSORTED BRITISH ARMY CAP BADGES & BUTTONS, including The King's Own Royal Lancaster Regt., Royal Corps of Signals, East Lancashire Regt., East Yorkshire Regt., Leicestershire Regt, Royal Engineers, 17th/21st Lancers, King's Regt., Middlesex Regt., Rifle Brigade, Australia Commonwealth Military Forces, Royal Marines, novelty petrol lighter made from a 26mm shell casing ETC.
AVIATION FIRST DAY COVERS - SIGNED six albums of aviation related first day covers, with various examples signed. Including three Royal Air Force Museum albums mostly unsigned covers (Army Air Day 1969, Farnborough Air Show 1970, Biggin Hill, Abingdon, 1969 50th Anniversary of Atlantic Flight, 1969 Great Britain to Australia, First Official Glider flight 1972, 1972 60th Anniversary of No 2 Squadron, 1972 Battle of Britain Anniversary, Operation Torch 1972, 1975 V-J Day Anniversary, 1970 Dambusters (signed by Barnes Wallis), 1970 Phillmpia Air Mail day (signed), Uxbridge Coltishall, Andover, Tern Hill and many more. Also with two other albums, including Biggin Hill Air Fair 1974, Red Arrows St Mawgan 1974, 1974 World Gliding (4 signed), Army Air Day 1971 Middle Wallop, Hendon Museum 1975 Wittmund (signed), 1979 AD500 First Flight (signed Abrate), 1979 60th Anniversary of the Crossing of the Atlantic (2 signatures), 1980 Concorde, 1980 40th Anniversary of the Battle of Britain etc, the final album with signed Pilot and crew first day covers (M Raw, LDR M J Baker, Wg Cdr D Ward, Flt Lt Dainty, Sqn Ldr Lumb, Sqn Ldr E J Randell, Flt Lt Chapple, Wg Cdr Sweatman and many more). (6)
MANCHESTER UTD FOOTBALL PROGRAMMES various Man Utd programmes from 1957-58, 1958-59, and 1968-69, with domestic and European games including Man Utd v Shamrock Rovers, Arsenal, Leeds, Aston Villa, Sunderland, Benfica, Djurgardens IF etc, also with FA XI v The Army XI 1957, Man Utd v Bolton FA Cup Final 1958 etc. Also with Man City programmes from 1961-62 and 1969-70, including domestic and European games.
VINTAGE FISHING RODS & LEATHER GUN CASE including a Army & Navy three piece rod with two tops (7ft 8'), large Army & Navy three piece rod with two tops, Barnard & Son three piece rod with two tops, Anderson & Sons Edinburgh Dunkeld three piece rod with two tops, and one other rod. Also with a vintage leg of mutton gun case, with a James Purdey label on one end. (6)
1970's U.S. Gerber Mk II Fighting Knife, double edged steel blade with serated section, maker marked to one side of ricasso, serial number 076140 to the other side, aluminium handle, held in leather scabbard, designed by U.S. Army Captain Bud Holzman in 1966 the knives were used extensively by U.S. soldiers during the Vietnam War, the number on this knife puts the year of manufacture as 1979
Scarce unit marked British 1903 Pattern bayonet by Mole, steel blade stamped on one side of ricasso with maker name, broad arrow and Birmingham proof mark, on the other with date 3 '05 and Imperial crown over E.R. ( Edward VII), pommel stamped with 'M' for militia and 'R.J.A.' for the Royal Jersey Artillery, held in leather scabbard with steel mountings, the Militia in Jersey came under the Army Act in 1905 and at this time it consisted of the Royal Jersey Artillery with two field batteries and two garrison companies, a Corps of Militia Engineers, a Militia Medical Company and three battalions of Light Infantry
Early 20th century military photograph album circa 1902-5, the photographs appear to be mainly of Officers and soldiers of the Norfolk Regiment and includes, Cadets at Sandhurst with Colour Sergeant wearing the distinctive staff cap badge of the College, Cadet football team with views of the college in the background, the rest of the photographs are taken in India, Hunt meeting in India, march past of a British infantry regiment in tropical white uniform, group photograph of officers and NCOs of various regiments in India including Norfolk Regiment, Welsh Regiment, Kings Shropshire Light Infantry, Royal Scots, 8th Bombay Infantry, (this is a particularly interesting photograph as it shows soldiers from the Royal Scots and KSLI wearing shoulder titles that weren't officialy introduced until 1921), group photograph of officers of the Norfolk Regiment wearing pagri badge, 3 x photographs of mountains near Darjeeling, regiment on parade in full dress scarlet frocks, white Foreign Service helmets (pre Wolsley Pattern) band present, Medal award ceremony in full dress, garden party/sports event, Norfolk Regiment Rugby Team (sports top and pagri badge), medal ceremony with Highland Regiment and believed Norfolks, hunt photographs (Poona Hunt), large parade/Durbar with several regiments on parade, group photographs of Norfolk Regiment officers in uniform and mufti, group photograph of officers of one, possibly two, cavalry regiments, Wolsley Pattern helmets with coloured pagris and feather plumes, shoulder chains, Poona Hunt 1904, Polo team of 3 British and 1 Indian Officer, trophy on table engraved 'Bombay Light Cavalry', similar photo, polo match x 2, 26 x photographs of cavalry sports day with officers and families in mufti, horse racing, tent peg sticking (lances), photographs captioned 'Spelting Stakes', 'Picture Stakes', 'Butterfly Stakes', weigh ins, etc, Polo Team Myar 1905, horse racing and Polo, 2nd Battalion Royal Scots,1st and 2nd Battalions KSLI, 1st Battalion Norfolk Regiment, 2nd Battalion Welsh Regiment were in India during this time frame, fascinating insight into the British Army in India pre WW1 with some very clear photographs showing uniform details
Grouping of ephemera realating to Field Marshal Sir Bernard Montgomery, including a photograph album dated 7th May 1967 presented to Mr Derek Jewell by the Military Museum Alamein, Mr Jewell was a Writer, Broadcaster, Critic, and Publishing Director at The Times newspaper, in 1967 on the the 25th Anniversary of the Battle of Alamein he joined Field Marshal Montgomery in the desert for a magazine series and a book 'Alamein and the Desert War', the album contains captioned photographs of exhibits in the museum (interestingly one of which is incorrect), also included are four large size press release photographs of the visit, a first edition copy of 'Alamein and the Desert War' with Mr Jewells name included in the publishing details, a British 2nd Army Thanksgiving Service booklet commemorating the end of the campaign in North West Europe, and a picture supplement from the 'News Guardian' dated 1st December 1945 relating to a visit made by Montgomery to the Guards Armoured Division, (qty)
First World War Somme casualty trio of medals, 1914-15 Star (48827 CPL. A.R. JOHNSON. R.E.), 1914-1918 British War Medal, and Victory Medal (48827 SJT. A.R. JOHNSON. R.E.), together with a set of miniatures for the same medals, records show Arthur Robert Johnson of Dulwich, London, joined the army on 9th September 1914, promoted Corporal 23/1/1915 then Sergeant 3/7/1916, entered France 1st August 1915 serving with 154 Field Company R.E., Killed in Action 14/11/1916 during the Battle of the Ancre, part of the Somme Battle, aged 23, buried at the London Cemetery and Extension, Longueval, (originally reported as 16/11/1916) , entitled to 1914-15 Star, BWM and Victory Medal, his medals were collected by his sister, 154 Field Company R.E. formed part of 37th Division in 5th Army
First World War British army Sighting Telescope by Aitchison of London "The Target" four draw telescope, with leather mounted collapsible body, the first section stamped with broad arrow above "SIG. M.10291 AITCHISON LONDON 'THE TARGET' 5191", crosshairs on lens, 77cm long collapsing to 26.5cm
Scarce Second World War Japanese Rising Sun flag (Kyokujitsu-ki) silk constuction, leather reinforcing tabs to fly corners, original tie strings, used as the symbol of the Empire of Japan, in the 19th century it was adopted as the war flag by the Imperial Japanese Army and Ensign of the Imperial Japanese Navy, approx 85 cm x 68 cm
British army Mess Bills strong box, brass bound plywood box, letter box opening to lid, plaque reads 'PRESENTED TO THE WO'S AND SGTS MESS 94 LOCATING REGIMENT RA BY WO1 (RSM) REEVE RSJ, REGIMENTAL SERGEANT MAJOR JUN 85-JUN 88, the detachable box 30 x 30 x 33 cm is mounted on a wooden stand, the whole assemble 81 cm in height
Second World War metal and enamel sign, this type of sign was used on the ammunition crates that held the ammunition for the Northover Projector which was a primitive anti tank weapon used by the British Army and Home Guard in the dark days after Dunkirk, it fired standard hand and rifle grenades and also the No76 Special Incendiary Grenade , a glass bottle containing white phosphorus and also known as the SIP (Self Igniting Phosphorus) Grenade or A.W. Bomb, these grenades had a tendency to break inside the barrel damaging the weapon (and crew!), corners of the sign appear to have been repainted where the enamel has chipped off, 30.5 cm x 20 cm
Royal Irish Regiment Officers Uniform items,officers Caubeen with staff officers bullion badge, label to lining 'Bonnet, Mans, Royal Irish Regiment', detachable green horsehair plume , well worn black beret with staff officers bullion badge, label sown to lining with owners name '506864 King', Rifle Officers crossbelt and pouch with silver devices, Regimental Crossbelt Badge, Boss Badge and Pouch Badge hallmarked Sheffield 1998, maker H & S, black patent leather Rifle Officers sword knot, pair of plain green coth epaulettes, two officers under tunic web sword belts, pair of Rifle Officers black leather gloves, Royal Irish Regiment Stable Belt, green waist sash, wellington boots with box spurs, the items belonged to Colonel Phillip Jeffrey King O.B.E., Colonel King joined the army in 1978 serving with the Duke of Edinburgh's Royal Regiment and then the Royal Gloucestershire, Berkshire and Wiltshire Regiment upon amalgamation in 1994, he served in Northern Ireland, Cyprus, Bosnia, Iraq and Afghanistan and later commanded the 4th Battalion Royal Irish Regiment, in 2001 he was awarded the O.B.E. by The Queen, (Qty)
Second World War Grouping to a Royal Marine, 1939-1945 Star, Italy Star, 1939-1945 British War Medal, with medal entitlement slip in addressed box to 'Mr J.H. Whitehead, 5 Royal Pier Road, Gravesend, Kent, together with pin back medal ribbon bar for 1939-45 Star and Italy Star, fibre identity discs to 'CHX112854 J WHITEHEAD' on a white metal chain with crucifix, a British army Morse key assembly No.2B, and a quantity of wartime banknotes, Dracma, Lire, and Reichmarks, the 'CHX' prefix and 100.000 series number indicates a WW2 'Hostilities Only' rank, the grouping originally came with a 1943 dated Green Beret with Royal Marines cap badge which the vendor is keeping hold of, (qty)
Second World War grouping to 1876902 Sapper Albert Leonard Berden of 237 Field Company Royal Engineers, to include, 1939-1945 Star, Africa Star (clasp '8th Army' seperate), Italy Star, Defence Medal, 1939-1945 British War Medal, mounted in wrong order as worn, Regular Army Certificate of Attestation, 21st Birthday Greetings Telegram from parents, 8th Army booklet 'The Road Home', issued to soldiers travelling by the overland route to the UK from Austria at the end of the war, French 50 Franc note dated 1944, cartoon booklet 'Two Types', (qty)
Second World War grouping , 1939-1945 Star and 1939-1945 British War Medal in original box of issue addressed to S.J. Hurst, also in the box is the medal issue slip and letter from the RE Records office to Mr Hurst dated 26th November 1946 confirming the claim to the two medals, a RAF good luck sweetheart brooch, a Junior Imperial & Constitutional League lapel pin, Christmas 1949 Menu for 331 Company, Royal Army Service Corps while stationed in Greece, Allied Military Currency 2 and 5 Lire notes, and a French 2 Franc note dated 1944, (qty)
First World War Silver War Badge, serial number 193673, pin fitting intact, records show this badge was allocated to 19680 Private Samuel North of the Devonshire Regiment who enlisted 1st September 1914 and entered France on 27th December 1914, discharged due to sickness 6th April 1917, entitled to the 1914-15 Star, 1914-1918 British War Medal and Victory Medal, also served with 3rd Battalion Somerset Light Infantry with regimental number 7979, together with Silver Wound Badge, number 323990, pin present to reverse but clasp missing, records show this badge allocated to 426136 Sapper Frank Gladwin of 426 Field Company Royal Engineers, enlisted 13th January 1915, discharged due to sickness 14th December 1917, entitled to 1914-1918 British War Medal and Victory Medal, also served with regimental number 7480, a Royal Army Reserve lapel badge in Sterling Silver, Birmingham 1938, maker Elkington & Co Ltd, and a 1916 economy cap badge in gilding metal to the Army Service Corps, (4)
First World War cap badge to the Essex Yeomanry (worn 1909-1916) , slider to the reverse, K&K 1492, together with two pairs of Essex Yeomanry brass shoulder titles, a pair of Royal Artillery collar badges a quantity of Essex Yeomanry (RHA) ball buttons and tunic buttons, and a Territorial Army lapel badge, the regiment was reconstituted in 1920 as part of the Territorial Army and in 1921 was converted from a cavalry role to artillery, in 1932 it was renamed 104th (Essex Yeomanry) Regiment, Royal Horse Artillery, (qty)
Selection of British army cap badges in anodised aluminium to include, The Border Regiment, slider marked 'Smith & Wright Ltd', The Shropshire Yeomanry, slider marked 'Firmin London', Cheshire Yeomanry, slider marked 'Firmin London', The Irish Guards, Grenadier Guards NCOs badge, 16th The Queens Lancers, slider marked 'Firmin London', 8th (Irish) Battalion The Kings Regiment, slider marked 'Smith & Wright Ltd', etc, (qty)
Royal Artillery Officers bronze Service Dress cap badge, Kings crown, two blades to the reverse, together with two Royal Artillery bronze collar badges, a bronze Territorial RA collar badge, a Southern Command Royal Artillery Formation badge, a quantity of Kings crown Royal Artillery buttons, officers gilt rank star and crown, bronzed Royal Army Medical Corps cap/collar badge, and a Canadian 27th Battalion cap badge which has been brooched but pin missing, (qty)
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