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Dinky diecast - Eight military vehicles - Field Gun Unit consisting of Light Dragon Tractor (162a), Ammunition Trailer (162b) and 18 Pounder Gun (162c), Reconnaissance Car (152b) x 2, Jeep (153a), Light Tank (152a) and Anti Aircraft Gun (161b) Condition: Please see extra images and TELEPHONE department if you require further information

A deactivated Third Reich period MP40 9mm sub machine gun by Styer-Damler-Punch AG,Steyr, Austria:, number 768, 'old spec' deactivation with cocking and dry firing action , sighted barrel, Bakelite grips and folding stock, stamped 'MP40 bnz.43' to breech, also numbered '885' to other parts, Waffen marks to ammunition clip and barrel etc. original brown leather sling, COD dated 11/6/1992.

A Western style leather double ammunition pouch:, with pressed oval applique and studded decoration, double belt loop to reverse.

6 wooden ammunition boxes

A post-WWII No.17 shell case; together with various other shell cases, spent ammunition etc

A small framed and glazed display case containing WW1 relics from Ypres containing snake clasp buckle, ammunition, coins etc.

A vintage early 20th century military leather mule chest / ammunition chest. Constructed with high quality leather with hinged lid with leather straps and brass tethers to the verso. Stamped with military crow's feet and dated for 1923. Measures: 42cms high x 75cms wide x 30cms deep.

A World War II US issue .30 caliber M1 ammunition box with a further World War II ammunition box full of cartridges.

An interesting display of ammunition for hand-held guns from c. 1450 to present day together with further cartridges and ammunition; including a clip of five cartridges for the Japanese 1907 6.5mm rifle and a clip of five cartridges for a Mauser 7mm dated 1899, used by the Boers.

Three World War II British Army 12pdr ammunition boxes.

Five mixed ammunition boxes and storage boxes and stirup pump.

Three WWII metal ammunition cases, one dated 1945 (3)

Two ammunition style crates, one with felt lined V blocks.

NINE WW2 PATTERN AMMUNITION BOXES, 9 mm & 303, SOME WW2 DATES (1944 & 1945) TO THE UNDERNEATH, WITH NICE ORIGINAL STENCILLING

Three WWII German ammunition boxes

A metal ammunition box and Morse key

A Western embossed black leather saddle and two black leather ammunition belts and pistol holsters (3).

A military painted metal box possibly for ammunition

A BSA Scorpian 0.177 calibre air pistol with cocking tool and ammunition pellets, inscribed BSA Guns Ltd, England with BSA logo 177 cal. Estimate £50 - £80

The German Army : A collection of WW2 War Office Handbooks featuring regulations and guidance for various units within the UK armed forces including : Enemy Weapons - German Infantry, Engineer & Airborne Weapons; Mines & Traps; Periodical Notes on the German Army - variously numbered booklets; Popular Guides; Ammunition; Pocket Field Books, etc. All designated 'Not to be Published', 'Not to fall into enemy hands' or 'Restricted' CONDITION REPORT: This Lot is part of a substantial collection of books and ephemera consigned to auction by the Imperial War Museum which represent duplicates of items already in their collection. The material covers the 1st. & 2nd. World Wars, other areas of 20th.C. Military History and more general, related subjects. It will therefore bear evidence of this fact to varying degrees in the form of library stamps, booking sheets etc. Evidence of this provenance varies considerably. A number of books have a standard library binding. A substantial number retain the original binding. In the context of its status as an ex-library collection the condition of individual Lots varies - some might be considered 'poor' (though scarce), most are 'good' to 'very good'. Interested buyers/bidders are advised to make their own physical checks on Lots prior to submitting or making bids well before the day of the sale.

The German Army : A collection of WW2 War Office Handbooks featuring regulations and guidance for various units within the UK armed forces including : Enemy Weapons - German Infantry, Engineer & Airborne Weapons; Mines & Traps; Periodical Notes on the German Army - variously numbered booklets; Popular Guides; Ammunition; Pocket Field Books, etc. All designated 'Not to be Published', 'Not to fall into enemy hands' or 'Restricted' CONDITION REPORT: This Lot is part of a substantial collection of books and ephemera consigned to auction by the Imperial War Museum which represent duplicates of items already in their collection. The material covers the 1st. & 2nd. World Wars, other areas of 20th.C. Military History and more general, related subjects. It will therefore bear evidence of this fact to varying degrees in the form of library stamps, booking sheets etc. Evidence of this provenance varies considerably. A number of books have a standard library binding. A substantial number retain the original binding. In the context of its status as an ex-library collection the condition of individual Lots varies - some might be considered 'poor' (though scarce), most are 'good' to 'very good'. Interested buyers/bidders are advised to make their own physical checks on Lots prior to submitting or making bids well before the day of the sale.

WW1 15th Scottish Division Royal Field Artillery Military Medal. Awarded to “84507 DVR. R.HERBERT 15/DAC. RFA”. Driver Ray Herbert served with the 15th Divisional Ammunition Column RFA. Arrived France 28th October 1915. London Gazette for the MM 17th September 1917.

Metal military ammunition box

A quantity of metalware to include ammunition box, cheese press, storage trunks etc.

SIX WW2 ERA WOODEN AMMUNITION BOXES (SOME DATED 1945 UNDERNEATH)

A wooden Ammunition Box

Early 20th Century painted flat lead soldiers comprising horse drawn ammunition lumber and cannon, six mounted cavalry men, nine infantry men etc.

Action Man - a collection of Action Man figures to include some vintage, entitled Eagle Eyes, a military ammunition box containing a quantity of guns and accessories and three further bags of clothing and accessories

SIX ACTION MAN FIGUREScirca 1960/70's, some with gripping hands and a talking example, with accessories including a tracked tank, motor-cycle with side car, large selection of uniforms and clothing, weapons, an inflatable boat and other items, contained in a metal ammunition box

The Malayan Emergency M.M. group to Lieutenant (QGO) Dilman Rai, 1st Battalion 7th Gurkha Rifles: Military Medal, Elizabeth II, 1918-62, (21135681 A/L/CPL. DILMAN RAI. 7. G. R.); War Medal 1939-45; General Service 1918-632, clasp, Malaya, (RFN.); General Service 1962-2007, 2 clasps, Borneo, Malay Peninsula, (LT. MM. 1/7 G.R.); Regular Army Long Service and Good Conduct, Elizabeth II, (LT. (QGO) M.M.), court mounted. Nearly extremely fine. M.M.: London Gazette 30/10/53 The recommendation submitted by Lieutenant Colonel J.D.F. Curling O.B.E. (13/05/53) states: During the past year this NCO has been constantly out on jungle operations. Whenever Terrorists have been encountered he has always been the first to close with them and has personally killed four and wounded a number of others. On 27th October 1952 this NCO, with four riflemen of his section, was in an ambush position in the LABU area of NEGRI SEMBILAN, when an armed terrorist appeared. Knowing the importance of capturing a Terrorist alive, he permitted the Terrorist to approach right up to him, and then exposed himself in order to attempt the capture The Terrorist however managed to draw a grenade and had to be shot before he could throw it. The calm action of this NCO in deliberately exposing himself at point blank range in order to achieve a capture was a fine example of cool, calculated courage. On 13th January, 1953, this NCO was on patrol in the SEREMBAN District of NEGRI SEMBILAN with two men of his section when two Communist Terrorists were encountered at a range of one hundred yards. The Terrorists opened fire and the NCO immediately charged them and killed one. Seeing the second Terrorist escaping he at once gave chase and and after a running fight over three hundred yards succeeded in killing the second. One Rifle, one Shot gun, ammunition, rations and important documents were recovered. The success of this operation was entirely due to this NCO's dash and personal courage in the direct face of enemy fire. The conduct of L/Cpl DILMAN RAI has at all times been of the highest order, and his courage and offensive spirit have been a magnificent example and inspiration to the men of his section and platoon.

Britains set 2077, Royal Horse Artillery Gun Team at the walk, khaki finish to limber and gun, ammunition complete (VG) 1953 (8)

Britains set 9420, Mountain Artillery in original ROAN box (E, one piece of ammunition missing, box G) 1962 (12)

Toy Army Workshop, WWI Heavy Artillery two large calibre guns with fourteen Artillerymen and twelve pieces of ammunition (E) (29)

Astra Twin Pom-pom with ammunition, rotary firing and gravity feed loading, AA Gun, Anti-tank Gun and Round Base Searchlight with original box (G, box F) 1947 (4)

Britains neatly repainted sets 2064, 155mm Gun with additional spade and two shellcases in (VG, barrel slide jammed, box F) and 2107, 18inch Howitzer on tractor wheels with additional earlier ammunition in original box (VG, box F) (2)

TWO AMMUNITION BOXES

TWO AMMUNITION BOXES

Metal military ammunition box

A collection of military leather ammunition pouches, belts, pistol holders and other items

Wooden and brass mounted one tenth scale model of a Napoleonic field gun, circa 1815, together with two similar ammunition carriages

Daws bottle crate, Mallard and Faversham box and an ammunition box containing miscellaneous items

A military ammunition/supply box

FOUR PAIRS OF WWII PATTERN BRITISH ARMY AMMUNITION BOOTS (AMMO BOOTS)

FOUR WWII ERA WOODEN AMMUNITION BOXES

11 khaki webbing ammunition pouches. Basically GC (worn); also 2 pairs of RAF webbing gaiters, dated 1960. GC

Crimean War:Ink written order to cavalry brigade issued and signed by Lt. Col Shute “The three troops of Horse Artillery with ammunition complete with 3 Brigades of Cavalry will parade in front of cavalry HQ” etc, being preparations for the Battle of Tchernaya, HQ cavalry division August 12th 1855”, and memorandum to the same officer to Col. Griffiths (Colonel, Scots Greys) regarding moving state of horse numbers, March 1st 1855, 2 folio pages, GC (2)

Box to include vintage cameras and ammunition box

Ammunition safe, 1 key. Height 39 cm, width 27 cm, depth 24 cm.

A collection of wooden trunks and chests to include an ammunition crate in green, army crate with rope handles, wooden army box in brown with ' No 12 ' notation, wooden chest etc

Dinky Toys 151a Medium military tank (missing chain tracks) 153a Jeep (missing windscreen) 2 x 162a light dragon tractor (both missing tracks, one with metal fatigue) 162b ammunition trailer, 162c 18-pounder gun, 43 police motorcyle patrol, Britain’s 1725 howitzer gun, plus a quantity of lead figures including flats, Britains and others, all in poor to fair condition (approx 100 items)

Three Dinky Toys 162-18-pounder Field Gun Military Unboxed sets , 3 x Light Dragon Tractors, 3 x Ammunition Trailers and 3 x 18-pounder Guns, military green with ridged hubs, black fine tread tyres and chain tracks, all in good condition, some age wear (3 items)

An ammunition box, a cased WWII period gas mask and a boxed Kodak brownie Model E camera (3).

A Collection of vintage pens, including examples by Roll-tip, Parker, Paper-mate and Burnham together with whistles, training ammunition and more.

40 rounds of .308 ammunition (section 1 certificate required)

A tin trunk and a tool box containing various tools, ammunition box, sun dial and a Hung Chang oscilloscope.

A brown leather and canvas bandolier cartridge belt, circa Boer War, with five ammunition compartments, together with a Gurkha knife in ornate orange and gold sheath (2)

A quantity of WWII items including gas masks, ammunition pouch, army side cap and three 20mm. 1942 Brass Shells

A group of late 19th Century US Army rifle tools and accessories together with some battlefield-recovered ammunition

A uniform and accoutrement display comprising King's Liverpool Regiment officer's Service Dress tunic, Sam Browne belt, sword frog, holster and ammunition pouch, Orilux lamp, compass pouch and lanyard,(tunic lacking label or identifying marks)

1918 Dated Lewis Gun Ammunition Pouches, consisting of two pouches to each strap. Ink stamped with clear 1918 date. Accompanied by a 1939 dated webbing belt.