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Los 225
Silver snuff box, approx. 52mm x 30mm, engine turned pattern with ornate trim, plain rectangular cartouche to centre, gilt inner & matt base & another snuff box, approx. 50mm x 26mm, overall chequered pattern, gilt inner, both with hinged lids, both monogrammed on base, h/m Birmingham 1987 & 1988 (3.10oz) (2)
Los 266
Pair of oval shaped silver cufflinks with engine turned pattern to one side, chain link fittings, pair of rectangular shaped cufflinks with engine turned pattern, chain link fittings, modern style necklet, approx. 17", comprising oval matt finished links, fitted with trigger fastener, ladies` carnelian ring, carnelian set pendant & an antique fob shield, stamped, tested or h/m (2.04oz) (6)
Los 277
Gent`s silver pocket watch, top wind, "working" order, white dial approx. 50mm, slight hairline cracks, seconds dial & black Roman numerals, Arabic numerals at every five seconds, skeleton style movement under Perspex cover, back case with engine turned pattern & small round cartouche to centre, some slight dents, stamped .800
Los 169
A Rare Great War Paper Archive Relating to Flying Officer Second Lieutenant Jerome Keith of the Royal Flying Corp, 88th Air Squadron, (1st Observation Group) 2nd A.I.C., American Expeditionary Force, including Service Records, Photographs, Personal Correspondence (i) Identity Enlistment and Discharge Certificates - `USA 475 Keith J., Cadet, U.S.A. attchd. R.F.C`.- Jerome Keith born La Porte, Indiana, enlisted 21/09/1917 Chicago, Trained with the Canadian 79 Squadron, Camp Taliaferro, Field No.2, left for France and active service 31/08/1917, discharged 24/03/1919 Garden City, Long Island, New York (ii) Pilots Flying Log Book (R.F.C. Can. 711) - 3/03/1918 - 28/02/1919, Curtis JN4`s - Camp Taliaferro, Fort Worth, Texas, Gunnery Card - Lewis & Vickers, March 21st 1918 Log Entry 16th of May 1918- `Flew South til engine trouble caused landing at Alvarado. On taking off motor failed again causing us to side slip into field-Strong wind blew us out of course and to avoid crashing into building I put plane into a cart wheel, but we were to close to the ground and l. wing hit first causing a complete washout to airplane, neither of us seriously hurt` Original Typed Letter, dated March 19th 1918 from Officer in Charge, Kelly Field, South Antonia, Texas to Jerome Keith `Regret to advise you that your friend, Lieut. Leslie Chandler, lost his life at this field, March 8th 1917 when the motor in his airplane developed lack of power and fell in a partial side-slip from seventy-five feet elevation. Lieut. Chandler was unconscious when taken from the plane and died a few minutes later........` (iii) A Collection of Approximately Seventy Five Original Black and White Photographic Images, including aircraft and group photos A Numbered Sepia Image of Crashed Aircraft, inscribed to reverse `You can see the fuselage on body of plane broke in two, right in the back where I was sitting and no.1 shows the cockpit in which my observer was sitting no.2 is where I was, I was still in sort of a daze when that picture was taken, it is right on the bank of the Loire River.` Twenty Aerial Photographs, including view of frontline with trench systems and shell holes inscribed ` 24.9.17 Point Pescade (844.424)` (iv) A Collection of Hand-Written Correspondence `Here are a few lines that you can throw away after you read as I guess it would be better for Mother not to see them....... `I am going to cable you when I leave for the front. I will send it to the factory, I am anxious to get to the front to see if I have the real stuff in me, as they say it takes a real man to fly over the lines. Good-bye, Jerome Original Typed Letter, dated 15th January 1919 from C.O. 88th Aero Squadron, American E.F. to 2nd Lieut. Jerome Keith 2nd A.I.C. `In reply to your letter of November 29th, Lieut. Loud was killed in Aerial Combat, September 28th 1918, while flying over the front. His plane was hit by incendiary bullets while being attacked by several enemy planes and immediately took fire. He landed well within our lines, North West of Verdun, his observer Capt. Trickey, C.A.C. escaped by crawling out on a wing and dropping, however he came immediately to Lt. Loud`s assistance, extracting him from the wreck, but he was already beyond help, being badly burned` `He is buried at the Cemetery near Souilly, France, which is between Bar-le-Duc and Verdun, a single upright propeller marking his grave with proper inscription`. (v) Related Service Booklets and Newspaper Cuttings, including `For The Man Going To The Front-The Soldier`s English & French Conversation Book` 1917, (lot).
Los 54
A quantity of silverware, comprising a pair of brushes, matching shoe horn and button hook, hand held mirror, two miniature picture frames, a boy blue rattle with mother of pearl teether, a silver engine turned photograph frame with oak backing, and two cut glass and silver mounted dressing table bottles
Los 1043
A tray of model cars and buses including. London Tram, London Bus, Merryweather fire engine, Corgi Junior petrol tanker and one other, Matchbox Ferrari, Berlinetta, Husky, Buick, Ford Galaxie Police car, Dinky Meccano lorry, Cadillac, along with a Lesney omnibus carriage and a gypsy caravan and horses.
Los 435
An Edwardian cut glass perfume bottle of globular form with embossed silver lid and collar, Birmingham 1905, a silver cigarette case, Birmingham 1954, a George V circular jewellery box, the hinge lid with engine turned banded decoration, Birmingham 1919, a perfume bottle, a jar and cover, a pair of silver candlesticks, Birmingham 1924, a plated three piece tea set, and a small collection of silver and plated items.
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