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Preisdatenbank abonnierenImperial German Model 98/05 “Butcher” Bayonet, standard model 98/05 bayonet with steel pommel having an acceptance stamp. Two piece wooden grips. Early type long steel cross guard. Housed in its steel scabbard with frog mount. Standard un-marked blade with fuller to the back edge. Blade 36 ½ cms, overall 52cms. PLEASE SEE AUCTION INFORMATION IN RELATION TO THE SHIPPING OF SWORDS AND BAYONETS.
Imperial German Model 98/05 “Butcher” Bayonet, standard model 98/05 bayonet with steel pommel having acceptance stamp. Two piece wooden grips. Long steel upturned cross guard. Housed in its steel scabbard with a leather bayonet frog attached. Swollen blade with fuller to the back edge. Spine stamped with crown over 17 for the year 1917. Blade made by Alex Coppel Solingen. Blade 36 ½ cms, overall 52cms. PLEASE SEE AUCTION INFORMATION IN RELATION TO THE SHIPPING OF SWORDS AND BAYONETS.
Imperial German Model 98/05 Pioneer Sawback Bayonet, good example of a pioneer issue sawback model 98/05 bayonet having acceptance stamps to the steel pommel, two piece wooden slab grips, steel long upward turned cross guard. Housed in its blued steel scabbard with original leather bayonet frog attached. Reverse of the frog has remains of a regimental ink stamp (not clear) and also a makers mark with date, again not clear. Swollen blade with fuller and sawback edge. Blade stamped with crown over W and 15 to the spine for the issue date 1915, other side the blade is stamped with a “H”. Blade is maker marked Weyersberg & Kirschbaum & Cie Solingen. The blade measures 36 ½ cms, overall 52cms. PLEASE SEE AUCTION INFORMATION IN RELATION TO THE SHIPPING OF SWORDS AND BAYONETS.
Imperial German Prussian ‘Old Model’ Gilt and Damascus Blade Presentation Sword of Infanterie Regiment (Prinz Moritz von Anhalt-Dessau) Nr 42, fine example with gilded hilt and folding dish guards, wire bound grip. Housed in the original leather and gilt mounted scabbard. Fine slender piped back blade with real Damascus and raised gold gilt inscription, one side ‘Widmung der Unteroffiziere der 2.Comp. 5 Pomm. Inf. Regts. No.42’ and the other ‘Jhrem Feldwebel C Boue 1888’. Some wear to the gold finish and some minor surface staining to the blade but generally good condition. Blade 85 ½ cms, overall 105cms. Some dents to the lower chape of the scabbard and exterior fittings polished but still a fine example of a Prussian presentation sword. The 5th Pomeranian Infantry Regiment 42 was one of the old traditional regiments of the Prussian army raised in 1860. PLEASE SEE AUCTION INFORMATION IN RELATION TO THE SHIPPING OF SWORDS AND BAYONETS
Third Reich Erased Rohm Inscription SA Dagger by Ernst Pack & Sohne (E.P & S), good untouched example of a early model SA (Sturmabteilung) dress dagger with light coloured brown wood grip retaining the original enamel SA device and eagle emblems. Reverse of the lower cross guard stamped with gau mark “Wf”. Housed in the original anodised scabbard with single hanging ring. Double edged blade with motto “Alles fur Deutschland”. Reverse of the blade has the remains of the original Ernst Rohm dedication which has had just his name removed as per the regulations after the night of the long knives, where Ernst Rohm was removed from power. Dagger has the remains of the Ernst Pack & Sohne trademark. Overall a good untouched example of a erased inscription dress dagger. PLEASE NOTE THIS LOT IS STORED IN THE USA, THE LOT WILL BE SHIPPED FROM THE USA. ALL ITEMS STORED IN THE USA WILL BE SHIPPED AFTER MONDAY 15TH AUGUST 2022. PLEASE READ INFORMATION ABOUT LOTS STORED IN THE USA ON THE AUCTION INFORMATION PAGE AND IN OUR TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF SALE.
Third Reich SS Officers Chained Dress Dagger, good untouched example of a Model 36 officers dress dagger for the SS. Nickel silver mounts with the ebony handle retaining the enamel SS runes emblem and eagle insignias to the grip. Some small nicks to the grip and a very small section missing from the lower corner of the reverse. The double edged blade with the motto, “Meine Ehre heist Treue”, with much of the black finish still remaining within the motto. Cross graining to the blade remains with just some light surface spotting. Housed in its anodised scabbard with the original hanging chains having SS runes and skulls on the chain links. SS rune acceptance stamp to the reverse of the chains. Overall a good untouched example of an early type original officers chained dress dagger. PLEASE NOTE THIS LOT IS STORED IN THE USA, THE LOT WILL BE SHIPPED FROM THE USA. ALL ITEMS STORED IN THE USA WILL BE SHIPPED AFTER MONDAY 15TH AUGUST 2022. PLEASE READ INFORMATION ABOUT LOTS STORED IN THE USA ON THE AUCTION INFORMATION PAGE AND IN OUR TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF SALE.
WW2 German Kriegsmarine Officers Dress Dagger of Kapitan zur See Hugo Freiherr von Lamezan, Final Commander of the German Naval Base in Sandnessjöen, Norway, fine untouched example of a standard 2nd model Kriegsmarine officers dress dagger with gilt metal eagle pommel top, white celluloid grip with wire binding and standard pattern cross guard with press button release. Housed in its original hammered pattern scabbard with two hanging rings. The blade has had the makers trade mark removed and has been replaced by a stamped presentation inscription “Die Offiziere der 1.MLA ihrem Kommandeur” and reverse side “Kpt.z.See Frhr. v. Lamezan 29.3.41-12.4.43”. Fine quality blade with standard foliage and fouled anchor etch. Blade measures 25cms. Attached to the scabbard is an original matched set of Kriegsmarine hanging straps (large and small) with gilt wash aluminium fittings. Overall remains in good untouched condition. Kapitan zur See Hugo Freiherr von Lamezan, was born in St Petersburg, Russia on 3rd April 1891. His records show that he served with various shore based establishments before becoming commander of 1.Marinelehrabteilung (Marine Training Department) in March 1941 until April 1943. He then moved onto rolls in other shore establishments, with his final position being the Sea Commander of the German Navy stationed at Sandnessjöen, Norway. He died in 1947 and is buried near Hamburg, Germany. Worthy of further research.
Third Reich Red Cross Leaders Dress Dagger, being a standard model with orange celluloid grip, cross guard with emblem of the DRK to the centre. Housed in its original scabbard with rectangular fittings for the attachment of hanging straps. Standard double edged blade with medial ridge. Un-maker marked blade as per usual with these daggers. Much of the original polish remains to the blade. Some plating lifting to fittings and slight movement in the parts but otherwise a reasonable example. PLEASE NOTE THIS LOT IS STORED IN THE USA, THE LOT WILL BE SHIPPED FROM THE USA. ALL ITEMS STORED IN THE USA WILL BE SHIPPED AFTER MONDAY 15TH AUGUST 2022. PLEASE READ INFORMATION ABOUT LOTS STORED IN THE USA ON THE AUCTION INFORMATION PAGE AND IN OUR TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF SALE.
WW2 German 1939 Knights Cross of the Iron Cross Award and Citation Grouping to Wachtmeister Alfred Sekund 6 / Artillery Regiment Nr 11, 11th Infantry Division, Awarded for Gallantry on the Eastern Front During the Battle of Narva (Latvia) and in the Kurland Pocket, superb example of a 2nd model Klein & Quenzer made Knights Cross (Ritterkreuz) with the loop being stamped “800” and “65”. The cross retains all the features and the die flaws you expect to see on original examples by this maker. Complete with its original full length ribbon. Nice patina to the frame of the award. The medal is accompanied by the original award citation dated 23rd September 1944 and signed by General Wilhelm Burgdorf, who was Adolf Hitler’s chief Adjutant and was with Hitler in the final days of the battle of Berlin, committing suicide in the Fuhrer Bunker after the death of Adolf Hitler in 1945. Other citations in the grouping include those for the Iron Cross 1st class (2nd August 1943), Eastern Front medal (3rd August 1942) and Iron Cross 2nd class (1st April 1943). Also accompanying the medal and citations is a number of snapshot photographs, which we assume were taken by Sekund during his service with the regiment on the eastern front and also a postcard photograph of him in uniform, proudly wearing the Knights Cross of the Iron Cross. The Artillery Regiment Nr 11 was part of the 11th Infanterie division. They took part in the Poland campaign and then a minor role in the battle for France in 1940. The division was heavily involved in the advance east as part of operation Barbarossa. They suffered heavy casualties during the Soviet offensive south of Lake Ladoga. Pulled from the line for rest and refitting in Greece in late 1943, the fresh 11.Infanterie-Division was posted once again to the Leningrad sector where it fought in the Battle of Narva, and was subsequently involved in the general withdrawal from this salient to western Latvia. It became one of the encircled units of Heeresgruppe Nord in the Kurland Pocket when the Soviets penetrated to the Baltic sea in late autumn of 1944, cutting them off. It remained a staple ”fire-brigade” of the Kurland front until April 30, 1945 when it was evacuated from the Kurland pocket to what was left of the Reich, along with the 14.Panzer Division. Alfred Sekund survived the war and he died on 22nd April 2013 in Bremen.
WW2 Medal Groups and Associated Ephemera to the Shapcott Brothers Who Served in the Royal Navy and Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve, 1939-45 star and a War medal 1939-45, unnamed later issues in plastic cases of issue; 1939-45 star, Italy star, France & Germany star and War medal 1939-45, unnamed as issued and mounted on a wearing bar, with matching set of miniature medals. A Normandy Veterans medal with clasp Normandy, rim numbered 6309 and a Normandy Liberators commemorative medal, unnamed as issued. A hallmarked silver medallion for Wandsworth Schools, reverse engraved MIDDLE CHAMPIONSHIP 1938. A bronze boxing medallion, London Schools A.B.A. Secondary Schools, reverse engraved 7 ½ ST. JUN. J.T. SHAPCOTT, FINALIST. With an Air Ministry cardboard medal issue box with name and address details removed. A bronze metal Bosuns call (marked with War Department arrow). A pair of Navy Officer epaulettes. A crude wooden model of a Landing Craft, side painted LCT 1020 (Landing Craft Tank 1020 was launched in November 1943). A Certificate from H.M.S. King Alfred dated 7th January 1944, confirming Peter Shapcott, C/JX 409853, as promoted to Temporary Midshipman R.N.V.R. Close combat booklet for Royal Navy and Royal Marines, BR621, 1942. Various photographs of Naval interest including photos of landing crafts (some copy photos noted). Handwritten letters. Correspondence, dated 25th April 1945, from the Red Cross to Mrs Shapcott relating to her son Serjeant J.T Shapcott, 1272432, RAF who had been reported missing. A photograph of the remains of a crashed aircraft on a beach. A ticket for the Relatives Enclosure at the unveiling of the Runnymede Air Force Memorial. A Victory Celebrations booklet. 18 year old John Tudor Shapcott was killed in action on 26th June 1942 whilst piloting a Wellington 1C bomber (R1410 KX-M) as part of a 1000 bomber raid on Bremen. The plane is believed to have been shot down by a night fighter and crashed into the North Sea off the coast of Holland.
Presentation Desk Model of a WW2 German Panzer I Tank for Infantry Regiment Nr12, fine quality bronze model of a Panzer I tank mounted onto a steeped polished marble / stone base. Silver plaque to the base, engraved “Z. Erinnerung Herrn Oberltn Burgemeister III/ I.R.12”. Stands 9 ¼ cms. Base 16 x 9cms.Infantry regiment Nr12 were heavily involved in the invasion of Poland, France and eventually to the Eastern Front where they were involved with the heavy fighting around the capture of Minsk.
DEMIJOHNS (8), Kilner vintage provision containers, apothecary type bottles, a carboy and an oversized whisky bottle, CARVED HORN AFRICAN WALKING CANE with a quantity of lady's and gent's brollies, 94cms L the cane and, PART BUILT MODEL OF A VINTAGE VEHICLE, single drawer white painted low cabinet and a shoe cleaning box and contents
MIXED CERAMICS GROUP - 9 items to include a Portmeirion 'Birds of Britain' planter, 19cms H, 24cms diameter, Victorian ceramic table centre piece of three cherubs holding a ball aloft, with floral encrusted decoration, Dudson Brothers jug, Szeiler money box 'There's no place like home', Wilton china Welsh hat 'Good luck from Dolwyddelan, three ceramic pigs and a pottery model of a rearing horse
ROYAL WORCESTER, GRAINGER'S WORCESTER CABINET PORCELAIN & MINIATURES, 6 PIECES and a small carved Jadeite model of a Kiwi, the Grainger's Worcester vase No 260/G2472 having gilt highlighted bird decoration, 11cms H, the Royal Worcester miniatures all blush decorated to include a four footed pot No 2037 pattern, jug with bird decoration, a two-handled mug, single handed mug and small circular box and cover, all having floral decoration
Large collection of boxed and unboxed model fire engines and fire service vehicles including boxed Corgi vehicles for Bath, Hampshire, Nottingham and New Zealand Fire Brigades, boxed Corgi Classics Ltd Edition Rochester Fire Engine, boxed models by Lledo and Matchbox etc together with 2 card mounts displaying 20th century collectable fire engine cards (3 boxfuls)
A collection of boxed Doctor Who boxed model toys including Tardis Playset, The Doctor & RC K9, Doomsday Set, Electronic Flight Control Tardis, The Doctor, Cyberman (all appear complete but unchecked) together with poseable figures (packaging AF) for The Doctor, Martha Jones and Rose & K9 (9)
Doctor Who model Darleks; 'Genesis Ark and Darleks' (appears complete, box scuffed and figures not secure), 3 boxed Darleks all missing remote controls including 'Dr Who and the Movie Darleks', 'The Doctor and RC K9' and large 'Voice Interactive Darlek' (box tatty) together with an unboxed Darlek with remote control (all unchecked)
Collection of 1:64 scale mounted model fire service vehicles each displayed on a plinth with name of vehicle including 9 Del Prado models in original bubble packaging, 40+ with no packaging (a few have come unstuck from base), and a further 6 similar in unbranded unopened packaging (in excess of 55)
A miscellaneous collection of items including, a brass banded rosewood writing box, an earthenware inhaler made by S Maw Son and Thompson, a metal model of Blackpool Tower, a tobacco jar, two football trophy badges, a collection of vintage clothes pegs, an AA badge , a Kosmos 1 Biorhythm Computer and Calculator etc
Small collection of cabinet ware including Royal Worcester figure, Beatrix Potter Tailor of Gloucester, Cousin Ribby, from the Alice series a Beswick model of The Mock Turtle, Worcester figure of India, Doulton model of Mr Plod, further model of Tessie Bear, Beswick group after Norman Thelwell, Kick Start and a Beswick fox (Tessie Bear and Mr Plod limited to 1,500 copies with certificates) (9)
A Corgi Toys 261 James Bond's Aston Martin D.B.5, gold body, red interior, wire wheels, Bandit figure, in original box with inner stand, envelope containing secret instructions, unused lapel badge and spare Bandit, plus 'Model Car Makers To James Bond' catalogue, E, one small mark to roof, box and stand VG-E
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