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AN AMMUNITION BOX

A DEED BOX, two metal ammunition crates and a wooden crate containing various tools and a table saw

Two interesting official WWI sepia photographs, each 7½” x 6”, one depicting 3 Scott motorcycle and sidecar combinations with elderly crew wearing matching raincoats and flat caps, one combination with Vickers gun and armoured shield, one with shield but no gun, the third with ammunition boxes, the other photograph showing front on view of a similar combination with Vickers gun and elderly driver in unidentified uniform, all motorcycles marked “OHMS” on front mudguard, possibly Volunteer Training Corps, mounted in a contemporary oak frame; also a pewter prize tankard to the Third London Rifles, for athletics, 1878; a late 19th century GS tankard engraved to HAC 2nd Company; an Artists Rifles swagger stick (worn); 7 various penknives etc; a case for a US military binocular; and a few other items. Generally GC

5 Toy Army Workshop sets. WW1 British Army No12 Ration Party, Goat skin tunics. No37 21 piece band, flat caps. No67 Infantry Vickers Machine Gun section, 5 pieces. No68 Lewis Machine Gun section, 5 pieces. Plus No155 SAA (small arms ammunition) Cart, Horses and figures. All boxed, with packing. Contents Mint.

2 King & Country sets. Waffen SS- The Patrol WSS50 comprising 4 soldiers with weapons, ammunition box, binoculars etc. Plus German Forces 1944 – The Defenders WSS63 comprising 4 soldiers with weapons. Both boxed with packing. Contents Mint.

A Sportsmarketing G1015.177 calibre air pistol in original cardboard box with various ammunition, boxed, and a Parker & Hale gun cleaning kit

Military related collectables: to include three WWII tin hats; a brass gun sight stamped OS322GA No.41 MKIIs 15''L; and spent ammunition F

An Italian army ammunition pouch belt

A quantity of military ammunition and other tin boxes, some containing spent bullet cases. (10)

Large selection of various inert ammunition including 50 Cal, small arms etc

Three rounds of inert 13mm link ammunition, selection of various discarded link, large quantity of 9mm casing and inert .38 special ammunition

Small selection of inert ammunition, regimental napkin rings, pair of Victorian regimental brass paper weights etc

Pair of mounted trench art shell cases, poker stand made from inert ammunition and a 12LB shell casing

Selection of British issue metal ammunition boxes and two hand lamps

Large selection of various inert ammunition including a link, various calibers, quantity of inert wooden tipped ammunition, a Bren gun magazine etc

Extremely large selection of various empty shell casings, inert ammunition etc including 1943 40mm artillery shell and a 30mm Aden Cannon round from a Harrier Jump Jet etc

M A RISK 1915 NINE POUCH AMMUNITION HOLDER BANDOLIER

GREAT WAR AVIATION - A BRITISH TRENCH ART MODEL DAGGER the grip and cross-guard worked from brass .303 inert ammunition, the blade a steel anti-personnel flecette as dropped from aircraft, 15.5cm long

GREAT WAR - A COLLECTION OF FRENCH INSIGNIA AND INERT AMMUNITION mounted for display, labelled '153 eme. de Ligne - Souvenir du Bois L'Evegue' framed and glazed, 29cm x 23cm

GREAT WAR - GALLIPOLI - AN EMOTIVE TRENCH ART 'SHELL DRIVING BAND' DECORATIVE BROOCH the reverse inscribed 'Sulva Bay 16 Aug 1915', complete with pin, 35mm long. Note: 16th August 1915 - The Turks Counter Attack. - 'The British troops had done well to take what ground they had. Despite massive gaps in their ranks, being low on ammunition, with no bombs available and suffering from extreme thirst, they dug in and held their ground. However, at 4am on the 16th the reinforced Turks began a vicious series of bombing and bayonet attacks. The attacks were unrelenting. The Irish and English troops held their ground with a grim determination, but without fresh troops and bombs the battalions just could not realistically hold out much longer. Desperate appeals for reinforcements and more ammunition fell on deaf ears and the surviving men 'threw rocks when their meagre supply of jam tin bombs ran out' '.

SECOND WORLD WAR - ORP BLYSKAWICA - A RARE POLISH NAVY 'TRENCH ART' 40MM ENGRAVED BRASS SHELL CASE dated 1939, decorated with a profile image of the Polish destroyer with bi-planes above and a crossed flag device, inscribed 'O.R.P. Blyskawica', 'Glasgow' and 'Listoped 1940', 31cm high. Note: ORP Blyskawica is a Grom-class destroyer which served in the Polish Navy during the Second World War and is the only ship of the Polish Navy awarded the Virtuti Militari medal. It is preserved as a museum ship in Gdynia, and is the oldest preserved destroyer in the world. Two days before the out break of the Second world War, on 30 August 1939, the Blyskawica withdrew, along with the destroyers Grom and Burza, from the Baltic Sea to Britain in accordance with the Peking Plan to avoid open conflict with Germany and possible destruction, reaching Leith in Scotland at 17:30 on 1 September 1939, from then on they acted in tandem with the Royal Navy's Home Fleet. In early May 1940, B?yskawica took part in the Norwegian Campaign, shelling German positions and downing two Luftwaffe aircraft. Her sister ship Grom was bombed and sunk during the campaign. Later that month, she took part in covering Operation Dynamo, the successful Franco-British evacuation from Dunkirk. On the night of May 4-5, 1942, Blyskawica was instrumental in defending the Isle of Wight town of Cowes from an air raid by 160 German bombers. The ship was undergoing an emergency refit at the J. Samuel White yard where she was built and, on the night of the raid, fired repeated rounds at the German bombers from outside the harbour, her guns becoming so hot they had to be doused with water. Extra ammunition had to be ferried over from Portsmouth. This forced the bombers to stay high, making it hard for them to target properly. The ship also laid down a smokescreen hiding Cowes from sight. During the war, she logged 146,000 nautical miles (270,000 km) and escorted eighty-three convoys. In late 1945 and early 1946, the B?yskawica along with the destroyer HMS Onslow took part in Operation Deadlight, the scuttling of over 100 German U-Boats.

A Victorian riding crop, horn handle, dated 1897; a leather sportsman's bag; a cloth gun case; an ammunition belt, (4)

A military leather ammunition belt, a leather collar box, toiletry set etc.

Dinky Toys 697 25-Pounder Field Gun Set, comprising Field Artillery Tractor, Ammunition Trailer and Field Gun. G/VG in G box.

A painted plywood tool chest and further steel ammunition case containing a quantity of mainly vintage and carpentry related workshop hand tools to include an assortment of moulding planes, chisels, saws, squares, cased tap and die set, etc

IMPERIAL CHEMICAL INDUSTRIES LTD (PUB): CATALOGUE OF SPORTING AMMUNITION (ELEY AND KYNOCH) AND SPORTING GUNPOWDERS (CURTIS'S AND HARVEY & NOBEL), Imperial Chemical House, L, circa 1930, orig limp cl, contents loose but complete

A heavy gauge metal twin locking three gun shotgun cabinet with separated locking ammunition compartment, approximately 153 cm with three keys (in office).

A quantity of rifle shooting accessories with 2 pairs of DPM camouflaged over trousers and an old wooden ammunition box

Ammunition collection deactivated, large amount some scarce rounds

Miscellaneous: A large hat tin full of military & other leather work. Includes ammunition pouches (1907, Jewel 1918 etc) belts, straps etc. Interesting lot. Viewing recommended.

Corgi Toys - a Chipperfields Circus Articulated Horse Trailer; Ford Thunderbird; Quad Sun Tractor, field gun and Ammunition trailer; buses, wagons, cars etc play worn qty (2 boxes)

A REPRODUCTION WOODEN AMMUNITION BOX CONTAINING A QUANTITY OF ASSORTED PLAYWORN HOLLOWCAST FIGURES, Britains etc, some damage and wear

A canvas leg of mutton Gun Case, two Game Bags, two Ammunition Pouches and a Cartridge Belt

Hill Abyssinian War Abyssinians and Italians Tribesmen standing on foot, four each in red, blue, yellow and green robes, three Arabs on camels, three on horseback and two on horseback firing with fez, three white painted stretchers, four mules with ammunition boxes and eight Italian Infantry in tropical dress at the slope (VG-G, some mounted figures possibly retouched) 1936 (39)

Hill Abyssinian War Abyssinians and Italians fourteen tribesmen standing on foot, seven Arabs on camels, five on horseback three white painted stretchers, ten mules with ammunition boxes and six Italian Infantry in tropical dress at the slope (VG-G, five damaged, some mounted figures possibly retouched, two ammunition boxes missing, three replaced) 1936 (42)

Britains set 1201, Carden Loyd Tank FIRST VERSION with crew, (G, one crew head loose, machine gun and tracks replaced) 1935, and SECOND VERSION with crew, in original box (G, ammunition box missing, box F) 1940, Bren Gun Carrier in original typeset box (G, crew repainted, box G-F) 1940 and a two wheel wagon (no limber) in an empty box 1479 (G, box F-P) (12)

* Britains set 28, Mountain Artillery in original ROAN box (E, two pieces of ammunition missing, box F, lid edges damaged) 1960 (12)

Mountain Artillery etc. nine Mountain artillerymen with three mounted officers, gun, nine mules, three Hill mules, six RARE Heyde ammunition boxes, four ‘Ulundi’ 17th Lancers, four seated figures, fifteen various others including two solidcast German sailors and various spare parts (VG) (54 excluding spare parts)

* Britains, two sets 28, Mountain Artillery with a SECOND VERSION mounted officer (VG, one officer, ammunition, one mule, one mule ear and two men missing) 1947 (20)

* Britains set 2175, 155mm Gun on Centurion Chassis matt green finish (G, no ammunition or shellcase) 1959 (1)

* Britains Armoured Vehicles set 2150, Centurion Tank dark green finish (G-F, replacement aerials, gun barrel very slightly bent), set 2154, Centurion Tank, desert warfare (F, weathered, replacement aerials) and set 2175, 155mm Gun on Centurion Chassis matt green finish (G, no ammunition or shellcase, gun barrel slightly bent, gun shield replaced) (3)

Ordnance Ammunition - comprising of shells with a brass level by S Hicks of Hatton Garden Condition report: Fair used condition

A World War One no. 24 rifle grenade mark I marked GTL 1917 and a German Mg08 ammunition belt container

7 Dinky Toys military items. An American Jeep (153a) with US white star to bonnet. Reconnaissance Car (152b). Light Tank (152a). Light Dragon Tracked Vehicle (162a) ammunition trailer (162b) and 18 pounder field gun (162c). Anti-Aircraft Gun on trailer (161b). Plus 2 fatigued items – cooker trailer and an ammunition trailer. Also a Mechanical Horse and trailer with tin canopy in olive green (not military). GC-VGC some age wear/light chipping. Damage as stated. See internet Offered for sale on behalf of ‘The A2 Steam Trust’

3 Britains military items. ‘British Army Covered Tender (with driver). Caterpillar type in early olive green, with white front rubber tyres, canvas rear canopy, complete with driver. Plus ‘The Latest Pattern Royal Artillery Gun’ No1201. Plus a ‘Gun Limber of the Royal Artillery’ No1479 in darker olive green. All boxed, minor/some wear. Contents GC-VGC minor chipping. Plus 5 loose gunners some with ammunition.

A Wooden Ammunition Box.

A selection of militaria, to include MG 34/42 ammunition belts, Thompson, Sten, SLR and AK magazines and various pistol grips.

DINKY TOYS DIE CAST MILITARY VEHICLES IN OLIVE DRAB viz SIX WHEEL COVERED WAGON No 151G tinplate canopy, ridged hubs, lacks hook end, good, LIGHT TANK No 152a no markings, chain tracks, good (lacks ariel) LIGHT DRAGON TRACTOR No 162, seat holes, chain tracks, good, 18 POUNDER GUN AND AMMUNITION TRAILER good ANTI-AIRCRAFT GUN ON TRAILER No 161G almost mint, JEEP 153a with American stars and solid steering wheel, smooth hubs, good and a TINPLATE JEEP BODY (8)

EASTERN PROBABLY TURKISH DAGGER with double edge spear point blade, 6 1/4" (16cm) long, the brass and bone handle with simple coloured bead inlay, 10 1/2" (26cm) long overall, in brass sheath on OLD PLAIN KUKRI and a METAL MACHINE GUN BELT OF SPENT AMMUNITION, 15 1/2" long

A cadet's Martini type rifle dating: third quarter of the 19th Century provenance: England Round, rifled barrel with foresight and folding rear-sight, marked "THE BRITISH CADET RIFLE", with the caliber writing "AMMUNITION 297/230", stamped, with serial number "2xx x". Frame with breech-loading mechanic with falling block, on a side the mark "A & N. C. S. L.td LONDON", with stamps. Keeping 70% of the original finishing. Butt and fore-end of light wood, with remains of numbers. Iron mounts and ramrod. dimensions: length 105 cm.

A cased Racal Field telephone, together with a pine aircraft incendiary bomb carrier and a green painted ammunition case. (3)

An ammunition trunk containing various post WW II webbing etc.

A swagger sword stick in wooden and leather covered scabbard, length 59cm, a metal telescopic truncheon, a Sam Browne leather belt, and a canvas ammunition belt pouch (4).

German Military wound dressing pack, an army issue torch and anti-gas ointment bottle, together with an Imperial German three-section ammunition pouch and two cannon shells (6)

Replica German leather holster for Artillery Lüger, with cleaning rod and magazine pouches, Replica German leather holster for First World War Broomhandle Mauser and Nazi German three-section leather ammunition pouch for Mauser, with stamped number on rear - RB - N. O / 0485 / 0602

First World War Military Cross (unnamed as issued), in original tooled leather box of issue, with newspaper cutting detailing the actions of its recipient Lt. Col. Jones. R.G.A. 'When his battery was being heavily shelled, he saw a fire behind one of the guns, two boxes of ammunition were alight'. He immediately proceeded with a Gunner to put out the fire which was still burning and threatening to destroy more vital ammunition

Interesting Iraqi AK-47 three-magazine ammunition chest pouch, recovered by vendor, from Bergen Oilfield Kuwait, when oil wellheads were burning, having been set alight by Saddam Hussein's troops. The pouch is covered in Kuwait crude oil which fell from the sky like rain - an interesting piece

First World War Sam Browne belt with Webley service revolver holster, ammunition pouch, swagger stick and sundry militaria, in leather suitcase, named to R. I. Mcrane

Unusual boxed collapsible cello head stock, neck, finger board and bridge etc. (believed to be World War I converted ammunition box)

A mixed to include a M1 ammunition tin with books, haversack etc