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A Victorian carved oak desk weather station, inset with clock and barometer, with central thermometer dial, the clock dial signed Bullen of Norwich, the whole raised upon egg and dart moulded plinth, h.31cmCondition report: Barometer is aneroid.Dial is cracked and lightly scratched.Some later repairs.Dial restored.Case appears good, one later section to reverse.Appears to run but probably requires a service.
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A mid 19th century walnut banjo wall barometer, the onion shaped top with 'C' scroll moulded detail, above a thermometer on a 27cm silvered back plate and a 20cm diameter silvered dial, over the lower pediment with conforming moulded detail, 90cm long, also a George IV mahogany banjo wall barometer, with a twin swan neck pediment above a silvered 'damp/dry' dial, thermometer and 24cm diameter silvered dial, 110cm long (2)
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Lieutenant Colonel R.A. Bowman M.B.E. 16/5 Lancers medals and related items, to include Order of British Empire Military 2nd Type medal, 1939-45 Star, Africa Star with 1st Army bar, Italy Star, Defence Medal, 1939-1945 War Medal, 1962 Campaign Service medal with bars for Radfan and South Arabia, named rim 'Major R.A. Bowman M.B.E 16/5L' 1953 Coronation medal, and Regular Army George VI Long Service and Good Conduct medal named '317648 S.Q.M.SR.A. Bowman16/5 L' medals with corresponding miniatures, also the framed January 1958 M.B.E. certificate, also a 'For Loyal Service' barometer plaque presented by Colonel H.A.G. Brooke M.C. on behalf of the Regiment Associations 2nd May 1981, and a collection of buttons worn by Bowman. Lieutenant Colonel R. A. Bowman MBE Lieutenant Colonel Robert Bowman (Bob) joined the 16 th / 5 th Lancers at the age of 19 in York 1934 serving for fifty years continuously from 1934 – 1984 with the regiment starting as a from the lowest ranks and mucking horse stables out to holding the title of Lieutenant Colonel and receiving the MBE in 1958. Bob Bowman’s career truly began when he moved with the regiment to Hounslow in 1937 where they were based for the 1937 Coronation of King George VI, Bob was in the Musical Ride at Olympia. In November of the same year the Lancers sailed to India and here Bob Bowman was present for the final ceremonial mounted parade for the 16 th / 5 th Lancers on 1 st January 1939 at Risalpur to mark the anniversary of Queen Victoria becoming Empress of India (the equivalent in India of Trooping the Colour) Bob Bowman was to return to the UK upon the outbreak of WWII before the regiment then sailed to North Africa to embark on operation Torch. It was here that Bob Bowman learnt skills that were to be used for life when he was drafted into the Quartermaster’s department. Bob Bowman served with the regiment throughout both the North Africa campaign and the Italian Campaign. Bob Bowman’s importance in the Quartermaster’s department cannot be overstated. He was to revolutionise systems and set new standards so significant that the rest of the Army would move over to new methods of working as devised by Bob. Quartermasters of other regiments were sent to see Bob Bowman and his advice and professionalism was sought and appreciated by both the QM’s and Bobs commanding officers. Amongst many other achievements Bob Bowman was in the representative party of the 15 th / 6 th Lancers to be invited to Windsor Castle during the coronation of Queen Elizabeth II. Upon reaching retirement age for active service Bob Bowman took on the role of Regimental Secretary at Home Headquarters.
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