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BRITISH 1907 PATTERN BAYONET BY WILKINSON produced January 1916 having single edge fullered blade, stumped wood drips, 22" long overall and the MARK 2 LEATHER AND METAL MOUNTED SCABBARD

THE `F.C. BURLEIGH` ALBUM housing a definitive and valuable collection of Great Britain. Queen Victoria issues commence 1841 with imperforate 1d reds and 2d blues 1854-57 period with various dies and plates, all fine examples, 1858-64 2d blue plates, 7,8,9 and 12, 1869 plates 13, 14, and 15. The 1870 1/2d value has all plates ex 8.9 and 19, mint `Officials` are present for Admiralty 1903, Army 1896, Inland Revenue 1882-1901. The Silver issue 1887-1892 is present (12 values) very fresh colours, fine mint. Queen Victoria definitive`s are well represented 1910-1936, with many shades and all identified. Both George VI and Queen Elizabeth II issues are present with watermark varieties. Queen Elizabeth II `Castles` include the 1959-63 De La Rue mint and Bradbury Wilkinson mint. Both mint and unmounted postage issues are present 1951-69

A naval Master at Arms sword, scabbard and slip case, with wire bound fish skin grip, gilt brass guard with fouled anchor and crown motif, folding guard, polished steel single fullered blade by Wilkinson Sword limited, and inscribed 'FL Mulloy, Devonport/MX891843 Master at Arms 1949-72', gold braid sword knot and plaited cord, length of blade 78cm, overall length 92cm, brass bound leather scabbard with two suspension loops

A 1907 pattern SMLE bayonet, with single fullered blade by Wilkinson, wood grip, overall length 55.5cm

Victorian silver presentation desk stand by Henry Wilkinson Sheffield 1850

Victorian centrepiece cast hippocamp decoration by Henry Wilkinson Birmingham 1877 height 48.5cm approx 62oz , two plated stands ensuite

Victorian mirrored silver plateau by Henry Wilkinson Birmingham 1877 diameter 28cm

Pair of Wilkinson ceremonial swords

Vaccination. The Report on the Cow-Pock Inoculation, from the Practice at the Vaccine-Pock Institution, During the Years 1800, 1801, and 1802..., Written by the Physicians to the Institution, 1803, [viii], 136, [4] pp, two hand-coloured stipple-engraved plates of skin eruptions, folding table, each with library stamp, index at rear, a little spotting, bound with White (Charles), An Inquiry into the Nature and Cause of that Swelling, in One or Both of the Lower Extremities, Which Sometimes Happens to Lying-In Women, Part II., Manchester, 1801, [xvi], 134, [2] pp, four hand-coloured plates, half-title and final blank present, library stamp to title and plates, bound with Lambe (William), Researches into the Properties of Spring Water with Medical Cautions (Illustrated by Cases) Against the Use of Lead..., [1803], [viii], 204 pp, bound with Wilkinson (George), Experiments and Observations on the Cortex Salicus Latifoliae, or broad-leafed Willow Bark..., Newcastle Upon Tyne, [1803], 118 pp, hand-coloured engraved frontispiece by Thomas Bewick after Assiotti (library stamp), slightly offset to title, bound with one other by William Blackburne and two medical dissertations from Edinburgh by Henry Reeve and John James de Roches (1)

WWI Wilkinson bayonet in metal mounted leather scabbard, 56cm long

A well-executed water-colour of the airship R.SR1. Flying over seashore, signed Norman Wilkinson /18, with Rye Bay 31.10.18 SR1. 26x37cm. Neatly mounted and framed. First flight ever from Italy to England. Near VGC. Plate.10

The 1912 Stockholm Olympic Games gold prize medal won by George Wilkinson captain of the British water polo team, designed by Erik Lindberg and Bertram Mackennal, two maidens crowning a victorious athlete, the reverse with a herald proclaiming the Olympic Games, in vermeil, the medal has been drilled at the top, gold patina worn; sold together with George Wilkinson’s 1912 Olympic Games participation medal, designed by Erik Lindberg with Zeus seated on an Ionian column holding a figure of Nike, the city of Stockholm beyond, the reverse with a victorious athlete riding in a quadriga (2) George Wilkinson, a prolific goal scorer with a variety of shots, is generally recognized as the world’s first great water polo player. In 1899 he was only playing in the Division III of the Manchester League, but the following year he was recruited by the famous Manchester Osborne Swim Club. He is traditionally listed as being a member of the1900 Paris Olympic Games gold medal winning British team, but this has been disputed in some sources. After being on the winning Manchester team for the 1901 ASA championships, Wilkinson moved to Hyde Seals SC in 1902. He captained the Hyde team for 22 years, leading them to nine ASA titles and a victory over Brussels in the ‘World Championship’ at Paris in 1904. Wilkinson won Olympic gold at London in 1908 and then captained the winning team at the 1912 Stockholm Games where we was awarded the gold medal being offered here. Wilkinson also travelled to Olympics in 1920 and 1924 as a reserve. He won a total of 24 caps for England between 1900 and 1922, captaining the team on four occasions. Like a number of notable sportsmen of this time, he became a publican and was the landlord at the Wheatsheaf Hotel in Hyde for many years. The Hyde Seal Statue was unveiled and Hyde Town Hall in 2002.

A Victorian silver half-pint mug, embossed with bosses and diaper ground in the Gothic taste, Henry Wilkinson & Co., London 1867, 4.5 oz

A Victorian cased silver Christening knife, fork and spoon with beaded handles, Henry Wilkinson & Co., Sheffield 1866, to/w a cased spoon and fork Hilliard & Thomason, Birmingham 1887 and two cased infant spoon and pusher pairs (4) Dents and wear to all pieces

A set of twelve tea knives with loaded silver handles, Henry Wilkinson, Sheffield 1914 (in two cases)

Victorian Crimea medal (unnamed) to/w 1914-15 Star to G-2105 Pte J J Baker The Queens; BWM to 1128?2 Spr. J Wilkinson RE; Victory medal to T4-197412 Pte. W T Matthews ASC (4) All a/f

A boxed Wilkinson Sword & Co., safety razor with spare blades, strop etc.

A quantity of Hornby ‘00’ gauge railway accessories. Lyddle End: Canal boat, canal bridge, 2 x lock, 2 x St Mary’s chapel, 2 x country police station, Wilkinson’s florist shop, farm house, lower Lyddle End office. Together with items such as Retain walls slope 1 – 4, canal bridge adapter and ramps, Cotswold stone wall etc. Most boxed / packeted. VGC-As New. (A few unboxed items QGC). (40+ items).

T.F. E.M. Ed VII issue, (460 C Sjt J Wilkinson, 5/E Lanc Regt) VF, (edge bruising)

An ERII RN officer’s sword, straight fullered blade 31”, by Wilkinson, no 99076 (for 1971) on backstrap, etched with crowned ERII cypher and crowned fouled anchor within roped oak wreath panels, regulation gilt half basket hilt incorporating crowned fouled anchor and turn down inner portion which locks to scabbard, lion’s head pommel and backstrap, wirebound sharkskin grip, in its brass mounted leather scabbard (kinked, some wear). GC (guard slightly mis-shapen)

A WWI 1897 pattern infantry officer’s service sword, plain fullered blade 32½”, by Wilkinson, no 47197 (for 1914), regulation pierced steel guard incorporating Geo V cypher, plain pommel, chequered backstrap, wirebound fishskin grip, with leather knot, in its leather FS scabbard with frog, and chamois lined carrying case (worn). GC (some wear and light pitting)

A Regency mahogany chiffonier, with two shelf back over a pair of panel doors stamped W & C Wilkinson, 14 Ludgate Hill, 19610, on bun feet, 146cm high x 86cm wide x 34cm deep.

WILKINSON, ROBERT. A General Atlas, being A Collection of Maps..., 1799 (on contents leaf). 4to., cont. half calf (worn, inner upper joint broken). Engraved title (shaved and stained), 48 hand coloured maps, 2 of them double page (split at centrefolds, maps 1 - 7 with some soiling). See illustration.

BRIGGS, ERNEST. Angling and Art in Scotland, 1908. 8vo., orig. pictorial cloth. 32 colour plates. With headed sheet loosely inserted from Peter Deane of the Wildlife Gallery, Eastbourne, presenting the volume to the artist Norman Wilkinson in 1962. With five other books, 4 of them Lonsdale titles. (6)

"A quantity of Golliwog toys, including an African Heritage doll, Nairobi, by Caratsis; one of Aboriginal type; a James Robertsons/Anne Wilkinson Designs 1980 exampl; a Chad Valley `Hygienic Toy`; many others, mostly knitted "

A ceremonial sword for Tewkesbury by Wilkinson with decoration to blade

A box containing a set of four Victorian Old English pattern tablespoons (London, 1899), together with two similar dessert spoons, a pair of Victorian Old Chippendale style dessert forks (by Wilkinson & Co., Sheffield, 1881), together with a Straight Thread pattern dessert spoon and fork (by William Eaton, varying dates), plus various silver bladed fruit knives and forks

1907 pattern Wilkinson bayonet

A copy of The Royal Navy, with illustrations after Norman Wilkinson and inscribed by H.L. Swinburne, 1st edition

A 19th century cavalry sabre, with eagle head pommel, and a Wilkinson sword Ponyard, etched with an archer, blades, 69cm and 27.5cm

A Victorian silver melon serving knife and fork, by H. Wilkinson and Co, Sheffield 1873, carved ivory handles with beaded decoration, the blade engraved with a melon and foliate decoration, in a fitted case, length of knife 27.2cm.

A Victorian silver chamber stick, by Henry Wilkinson and Co, Sheffield 1840, tapering foliate mounted stem, leaf capped scroll handle, with a conical snuffer, height 14cm, approx. weight 5.5oz.

A matched pair of Victorian silver-gilt counter dishes, by Henry Wilkinson and Co, Sheffield 1853 and 1854, circular form, chased decoration, diameter 12.7cm and 12.8cm, approx. weight 6.5oz. (2)

A Victorian silver two-bottle inkstand, by Henry Wilkinson, Sheffield 1854, shaped rectangular form, pierced foliate scroll apron, on four bracket feet, with a pen well, plus two silver mounted glass inkwells of square form, the hinged covers with engraved decoration, length 28cm, approx. weight 17oz.

Henry Wilkinson pall mall swordHenry Wilkinson Pall Mall, London sword no. 90401 in leather scabbardStarting Price: $50

ENGLAND RUGBY: A white souvenir England rugby union shirt individually signed by sixteen players including Martin Johnson, Jonny Wilkinson, Will Greenwood, Jason Robinson, Mike Tindall etc., (all of whom were members of the 2003 World Cup winning team). Some light age wear, about VG

Sword - Wilkinson Court Sword with Cavalry bullion knot. EIIR etched blade with Wilkinson Sword logo. Brass gilt finish. In excellent condition, gilt mounted leather scabbard, contained in its own lined carrying case

Victorian Court Sword, VR to clamshell guard, knucklebow broken, scabbard a/f, plus a GV Rifle Officers Sword by Wilkinson of Pall Mall. Blade numbered 49403 in its leather Field Scabbard bugle motif to guard, worn and rusted overall (2)

Victorian police sword hanger by R.S.Garden of Piccadilly, Ex. Frederick Wilkinson Collection sold at Sotheby`s in 2006, this being the only recorded example of a police hanger by this maker.

1915 Star to 23332 Pte Charles Wilkinson 3rd Bn Worcestershire Regt, Died 31/1/1918, buried Bury (Brunswick) United Methodist Cemetery. Lived Bury. (1) GVF

British military survival knives one WW2 example made by Wilkinson, stamped IB/4594 the other post WW2 stamped 127-8214 J G 2001 (2)

Geo V 1897 Pattern Infantry Officers sword by Wilkinson Sword Co. Pall Mall. Blade numbered 51080. Etched blade with Geo V cypher. Sword overall in sound condition. Wire bound fish skin grip. Blade 32". In its leather field scabbard. Most leather missing only present on the chape. Wood and brass scabbard throat present. Worn overall.

A World War I Wilkinson 1907 pattern bayonet and scabbard, length 59cms

A WILKINSON LTD PURPLE LUSTRE BOWL WITH ORANGE INTERIOR, THE EVERTED BORDER DECORATED WITH PANELS OF FRUIT, EARLY 20TH C

A Victorian six division silver toast rack, maker Henry Wilkinson & Co., Sheffield 1839 with centre ring handle on four scroll feet, 8oz; together with a plated dish and cover

A George III silver caddy spoon with oval fluted bowl and engraved octagonal shaped handle, London, 1795, maker SH, length 6.8cm., also an Edward VII silver gilt caddy spoon with shell bowl, Sheffield, 1907, maker Henry Wilkinson Ltd., 8.8cm. long, a pair of Sheffield plated caddy spoons with pear shaped bowls and engraved wriggle-work borders, and another old Sheffield plated caddy spoon with shell bowl, weight of silver 0.7ozs. (5)

A Victorian wine jug, of part fluted ovoid form, reeded scroll handle and semi domed cover, decorated with chased and embossed vine leaves and grapes, the finial with similar decoration, Sheffield 1850, maker Henry Wilkinson & Co., 32cm. high, 25ozs.

A Victorian silver presentation trowel with turned ivory handle, Sheffield 1845 by Henry Wilkinson & Co, length approx 31cm.

A Victorian silver six division oval toast rack, on ball feet, Sheffield 1870 by Henry Wilkinson & Co, length approx 18.5cm.

Quantity of Clarice Cliff items including two crocus pattern saucers, other plates, dishes etc as well as some items marked `Wilkinson`.

GEORGIAN STYLE ELECTROPLATED CIRCULAR MUFFIN DISH, with cover and liner by Thomas Wilkinson and Sons., TOGETHER WITH TWO SILVER PLATED ON COPPER CIRCULAR SALVERS, one with engraved centre, the other with vine embossed border, 9 1/4" and 10" (23.5cm and 25.4cm) diameter (3) EST 40-50

A pair of late Victorian silver oval James pattern oval sauce boats with leaf capped flying scroll handles and each on three pad feet, 6.25ins overall, by Miller and Wilkinson, London 1899 (weight 14ozs)

Six apple crates marked in black W E Wilkinson & Son, each 77 by 45 by 17cm high.

"Novelty Victorian silver salt / pepper pot in the form of a thimble, by Henry Wilkinson and Co, Birmingham 1882"

"Wilkinson sword commemorating The Queen`s Golden Jubilee in 2002, silver gilt mounted glass and enamelled hilt, an engraved blade 59.5cm, in a silver gilt mounted leather scabbard with enamelled enrichments, no 122 of a limited edition, certificate, cased"

A Victorian Royal Engineers Officers Sword, the shagreen and wirework handle with foliate pierced basket, elaborate blade decoration, and stamped `13819` Henry Wilkinson, Pall Mall, London

HILLS (John Waller) A Summer On The Test, 1924, 4to, first edition, numbered 64 of 300 copies, signed by the author, 12 dry-point plates by Norman Wilkinson, captioned tissue guards, uncut and unopened, contents clean, cloth with some slight bumping and loss to spine

HILLS (John Waller) A Summer On The Test, 1924, 4to, first edition, numbered 227 of 300 copies, signed by the author, 12 dry-point plates by Norman Wilkinson, captioned tissue guards, publisher`s green cloth, a good clean copy

Fly-Fishing interest. AFLALO (F G) A Book of Fishing Stories, 1913, 4to, plates, cloth gilt; GRIMBLE (A) The Salmon Rivers of Scotland, 3rd edition 1913, 8vo, maps and plates, unopened and uncut, vellum backed boards (slightly soiled), label rubbed; HODGSON (W Earl) Trout Fishing, 1904 8vo, cloth gilt; HAMILTON (E) Recollections of fly Fishing for Salmon, Trout and Grayling, 1884, 8vo, mezzotint frontispiece, plates, slight yellowing and spotting to first leaves, cloth gilt; AUSTIN (A B) An Angler`s Anthology, illustrated by Norman Wilkinson, first edition 1930, 4to, cloth (slight sunned); one other (6)

A set of small reference books on a walnut bookshelf retailed by Asprey, together with Nevile Wilkinson, "To All and Singular"