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Preisdatenbank abonnierenBadge. Selection of WW1 On War Service Badges etc. An interesting selection including: Miniature Silver War Badge ... 2 x On War Service 1915 (One Enamel decoration) ... War Munitions Volunteer ... On War Service 1914 ... 2 x On War Service 1916 ... Air Inspection Department ... Special Reserve Hertfordshire ... Old Contemptibles Association ... Women’s Land Army ... etc. Overall GC some wear (14 badges)
Victorian Coatbridge Volunteers (7th Lanarkshire RV) Gold Shooting Medal. A fine quality example, the obverse decorated with an enamel Royal Coat of Arms, crossed rifles and unit title. The reverse with engraved inscription “PRESENTED BY MATTHEW M. HENDERSON ESQ JEWELLER TO A & E COYS FOR COMPETITIVE COMPETITION “. It also lists the winners from 1889 to 1896. Stamped “9ct” and makers stamp D.F.T (David F. Turnbull of Glasgow). GC. Height 6.5cm The Jeweller David F. Turnbull of Sydney Court Argyle Street, Glasgow was found dying in his shop under mysterious circumstances in 1912
WW1 Oxfordshire & Buckinghamshire Light Infantry / Royal Navy Submarine Captains Family Grouping of Campaign Medals. An interesting an emotive grouping of medals spanning two Generations and two World Wars, representing the Rendel family, one brother Killed in Action leading his men forward in May 1915 with the 2nd Ox & Bucks, the other a distinguished Royal Navy Submarine Captain . Comprising: The medals of Lieutenant Reginald Dacres Rendel, 1914/15 Star “LIEUT” OXF & BUCKS L.I.”, British War Medal, Victory Medal “LIEUT”, Bronze Memorial Plaque “Reginald Dacres Rendel”. These medals are attractively framed into a contemporary glazed mahogany frame with Buckingham Palace condolence slip and forwarding letter for the medals. (Medals have been opened and confirmed correct). ... #11;Medals of Commander Robert Leopold Rendel who served on various Submarines, before being appointed Captain of E25 Comprising: 1914/15 Star, “LIEUT R.N”, British War Medal, Victory Medal, MID, “LIEUT”, Defence Medal, Italian Order of the Crown, breast badge (Enamel good). The group remains mounted as originally worn. ...#11;Medals of Lieutenant Reginald Aubrey Rendel RN Killed in Action 1944: 1939/45 Star, Atlantic Star, with “France & Germany” clasp (loose), Africa Star, War Medal. ...#11;Medals of Midshipman Guy Dacres Rendel War Medal, USSR 40th Anniversary Medal & Certificate. ... #11;The medal groups are a accompanied by a published family history “An English Tapestry” giving details and photographs of the recipients. Lieutenant Reginald Dacres Rendel at the outbreak of the Great War applied for a Commission and this was granted into the 2nd Bn Oxfordshire & Buckinghamshire Light Infantry, he joined the Regiment at Aldershot and like fellow Officers was desperate to get to France with the fear the war would be over by Christmas. Orders finally arrived and he landed in France on the 26th November 1914. In May 1915 he was in the trenches at Richebourg St Vaast, on the 15th he was ordered “over the top” and lead his men across nomans land to his objective a German trench he was killed close to the German parapet. #11;Commander Herbert Leopold Rendel was joined the Royal Navy as a Cadet in 1907 and was appointed a Midshipman in 1911. In August 1914 with the rank of Sub Lieutenant he volunteered for Submarine Service and was posted to the Submarine B.6 in June 1915. He served at the Dardanelles and promoted to Lieutenant joined K.1 in November 1916. In November 1917, K.1 collided with the Submarine K4 of the Denmark coast and Lieut. Rendel was commended by Their Lordships on the occasion of her loss after the collision “for remaining in the control room, which was full of chlorine gas, after the crew had been ordered on deck, shutting off valves and breaking switches until he fainted.” In April 1918 he was given his own command this being the Submarine E.25. He was MID on the 16th April 1918 and awarded the Italian Order of the Crown LG 7th August 1918. He resigned his commission in 1920 due to ill health, but was recalled to the Fleet in April 1934, serving throughout WW2 at HMS Dolphin with the Submarine branch.#11;Lieutenant Reginald Aubrey Rendel was the oldest son of Commander H.L. Rendel He volunteered for service in the RN in 1940 and was commissioned Sub Lieutenant in 1942. He served on the Arctic Convoys and in June 1944 was part of the D-day landings. On the 26th December 1944 he was serving onboard HMS Capel, which was torpedoed by the German Submarine U-486, he was Killed with 7 fellow Officers the Captain and 67 Ratings. ...#11;Midshipman Guy Dacres Rendel was the youngest son of Commander H.L. Rendel, he saw brief service at the end of WW2 serving onboard the escort carrier H.M.S. Nairana, his participation in the Arctic convoys JW. 064 and RA. 064. His period in theatre was not long enough for the award of the Atlantic Star and his group represents full entitlement.
9th (Glasgow Highlanders) Bn Highland Light Infantry Yellow (Gold) Metal Regimental Sweetheart Brooch. A fine quality example, depicting the Regimental device of the Battalion, highlighted with red and blue enamel. The bar stamped “15ct”. Retaining pin fitting and catch. Width 5 cm. Viewing Recommended
Highland Light Infantry Yellow (Gold) Metal Regimental Sweetheart Brooch. A fine quality example, depicting the Regimental device of the entwined initials surmounted by a crown, highlighted with red enamel. The bar stamped “18ct”. Retaining pin fitting and rolling safety catch. Width 4.5 cm. Viewing Recommended
Two Highland Light Infantry Yellow (Gold) Metal Regimental Sweetheart Broochs. The first being: a bar brooch, depicting the Regimental cap badge engraved and shaped in yellow (gold) metal. Retaining pin and safety catch. Length 4cm. ... The second a similar design depicting the Cap Badge of the 9th (Glasgow Highlanders) Bn of the HLI. The bar is stamped “9ct” Complete with pin. Length 4cm. ... Accompanied by a third HLI white faced enamel brooch this depicting the the Regimental Cap Badge. Overall GC (3 items)
Royal Military College Sandhurst Victorian Gentleman Cadet’s 1878 Blue Cloth Home Service Helmet A fine example of Officer’s quality but with leather trim, gilt crosspiece, spike, chinchain and rosettes. Universal plate with central VR and motto “Nec Aspera Terrent’ on a red and blue enamel ground, The interior with leather sweatband silk edging, partially detached. Paper label ‘Barton, Esq’. VGC Metal furniture re-gilded.
Swedish Officer’s Shako. The shako of dark blue cloth, with bullion cord decoration and to the front a bright gilt shako plate with rich blue enamel decoration. The patent black leather peak complimented with chinstrap and to the crown a black Yak hair plume. The interior with leather sweatband. Minor age wear, bullion cord dull, gilt bright.
A Staff Colonel’s Undress Tunic. A good example of the short-lived post-1911 ‘Frock B’ by Pulford & Sons. Fine blue serge, lapel collar with plain patch pockets and scarlet cloth gorget tabs. Small gilt GvR Staff buttons. Rank-badges in gilt and enamel. Medal ribbons for 1911 Coronation, India GS and QSA. Lining with label to Col RS Oxley Feb 1912. GC. Reginald Stewart Oxley (1863-1951), educated at Charterhouse and the RMC, had nearly all his regimental service in the KRRC and commanded the 1st Bn. 1907-11. However, he had had little active service as a regimental officer when, in March 1915, he was made GOC of 24th Bde. Brig-General Oxley’s baptism of fire as a commander was a wasteful failure involving heavy casualties. After a further apparent failure at the Somme in July 1916, he was dismissed. Thereafter he was given sundry Staff jobs at home before retiring in 1919.
German Third Reich DLV Flyer’s dagger by SMF Solingen A fine nickel plated example. Blue leather grip with black enamel swastika to centre of down swept crossguard on either side. Double edged polished blade bearing logo of SMF, Solingen. Housed in original leather and nickel mounted scabbard, with single suspension ring; scabbard throat stamped with winged swastika device. Generally VGC. After WWI Germany was forbidden an air force by the Treaty of Versailles however the Deutscher Luftsport-Verband (German Air-sport Association) was formed in March 1933 from various sports flying clubs and had branches for aeroplane, gliding and balloon flying. Under cover of the sporting DLV, many future Luftwaffe pilots trained to fly. DLV was embodied with the NSKK in March 1935 and 1st March 1937 Luftwaffe formed.
WW1 Pattern 1908 Pattern Webbing Equipment. A good compilation matched set of the Great War equipment worn by the British Army. Comprising: Waist belt (1915 Welsh Guards). ... Ammunition Pouches (one 1915). ... Brace Straps (Later Stamps). ... Side bag (3 Royal West Kents). ... Water Bottle (Blue Enamel). ... Water Bottle Carrier (1916). ... Large Pack. ... Pack Straps (3 East Yorkshire Regiment 1910). ... Bayonet Frog. ... 1907 Pattern Bayonet with scabbard, blade dated January 1916. Overall GC webbing has been cleaned.
Badge. Scots Guards Officer’s waist belt clasp A very fine example with matching numbers to both halves. Rich gilt laurel ornamented circlet; seeded gilt centre mounted with silver Thistle star, the central gilt thistle mounted on green translucent enamel ground. Ornate acanthus leaf decorated ends. VGC
Badge. The Royal Sussex Regiment Victorian Officer’s foreign service helmet plate circa 1881-1901. A very fine gilt example of universal pattern converted from pre 1881 example whilst in service, the black velvet centre with regimental Maltese cross device ornamented in red, blue and green enamels superimposed on Roussillon plume. Mounted on the base of the wreath, a silver tri-part scroll “The Royal Sussex Regt”. Three screw posts to reverse. Enamel slightly defective and scroll detached one end otherwise VGC.
A pair of 20th century cloisonné vases decorated with dragons, height of both 23cm (one af), a pair of Japanese orange ground gilt heightened baluster vases, height of both 15cm and a similar decorative Japanese plate, diameter 25cm (af) (5). CONDITION REPORT Slight damage to neck of one cloisonne vase but enamel largely in place on both examples. Some general wear commensurate with age.
Seiko; a white metal lady's wristwatch with bracelet strap and a similar example in yellow metal, a Pierce lady's wristwatch with white metal link bracelet strap the cream dial set with Arabic numerals, a white metal vintage lady's wristwatch the white enamel dial set with Arabic numerals and three other lady's wristwatches and a white metal expandable watch strap (8).
A Victorian hallmarked silver and enamel christening set comprising mug with gilded interior, spoon, fork and knife decorated with nursery rhyme style children in enamel, London 1883, marked C.E. for Charles Edwards, in original James Howell and Co Goldsmiths and Jewelers to the Queen and Prince and Princess of Wales Regent Street London fitted case, approx 7.2ozt. CONDITION REPORT There is damage to the enamel on the front of the christening mug and other general wear commensurate with age.
A Noritake ceramic brooch, a white metal brooch with central hardstone and a pair of matching earrings, a white metal filigree brooch in the form of a sailing ship, a white metal bar brooch with enamel bow and a white metal fob watch the enamel dial set with Roman numerals and florally decorated, lacing bezel (9).
A Victorian oak clock back pedestal sideboard, the 9½ inch dial dated 1846 with a ring of Roman numerals picked out in black on abalone shell,within enamel and pierced brasswork in the form of a mayoral chain, with single winding hole for the timepiece movement, the carved oak back extensively carved and centred with a Salopian crest with motto inscribed 'Clemens et Fortis, the motto of William Clement, the well known Shrewsbury surgeon, the rectangular top with figural mounts over a long central frieze drawer flanked by a short mask carved drawer to each side, on two carved pedestal supports with ogee moulded skirting plinth, 228cm wide, 193cm high overall, 75cm deep Note: William Clement studied medicine and surgery at the Middlesex Hospital and Edinburgh Medical School, his mentor was the renowned surgeon Sir Charles Bell. Clement settled in Shrewsbury with a position as surgeon at the Salop Infirmary in 1835. He was elected a Councillor for the new Borough Council in 1835 and served with distinction on and off for 33 years, he was elected Mayor in 1861-62 and also became an MP, being returned unopposed in a by-election in 1865. The Clement memorial obelisk was erected in 1873. It stood outside the railway station until 1897, when the station was remodelled and it was moved to the Dingle.
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