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Elastolin Royal Canadian Mounted Police: standing figure, and mounted figure (both G). Together with Britains 9786 US Jeep (VG in G box) and 1263 Royal Artillery Gun with ammunition (VG in VG box). (4)

Militaria, comprising four ammunition boxes, a deactivated hand grenade, two lamping lamps with batteries, two folding butts, with magazine extensions and springs (one incomplete), for Remington 870 shotgun, a magnifying torch and two gun stocks

A Copy of a US Civil War Leather Ammunition Bag, the inner pouch flap stamped E Gaylord, Chicopee, Mass., with metal liners; a US Webbing Bandolier, with brass fittings; a US Canvas Rifle Muzzle Cover, stencilled U.S. Victory Mfg.Inc. 1944; a British Canvas Map Holder, dated 1941 (4)

A Deactivated .455/476 Webley Mark I Revolver, six shot, numbered 38641, with blued finish and bakelite chequered two piece grip, with lanyard, in stitched leather holster attached to leather waist belt with ammunition pouch, pouch containing a hinged carrying handle, and frog containing a British Pattern 1888 MkI, Type 2 ``Lee-Metford`` bayonet by Sanderson, Sheffield, with scabbard, together with deactivation certificate dated 26/09/2006

A scarce de-activated MG 13 7.92 calibre machine gun, by Simson of Suhl, the barrel in a vented sleeve fitted with a folding bi-pod, collapsible shoulder stock and adjustable sights, numerous markings including waffenampt stamps, serial number C-159, offered complete with detachable box magazine, four further magazines in a webbing pouch, blank firing adaptor in screw top case, and a belt of inert ammunition; can be stripped and dry fired,with COD.The MG13 was officially in service between 1930 and 1934, though many saw service in WWII as an auxiliary weapon, and as the tail gun for the Junkers Stuka dive bomber.

Leather plaited rifle sling; 200 x .25 Bisley pellets, qty scope covers, 2 sets scope mounts in military ammunition box

A 30mm Dummy Round, an air rifle Stock with swan logo and a leather ammunition Pouch

Third Reich items: a printed linen flag with Police eagle on green and white, by Carl Henkel, Bielefeld, 1940; 2 gas masks in grey painted containers; an aluminium water bottle, marked “W A L 39”, 2 leather belts (no buckles); 2 leather triple ammunition pouches, dated 1940 and 1943; an armband and 5 sports vest eagles; and 2 other items. Average GC

A de-activated .303” World War II pattern Vickers Machine Gun, number 5999, on its Mark IV tripod mount, VGC, with COD; with its original wooden crates for gun and tripod, white painted metal ammunition box with webbing belt, and canvas breech cover. GC. Gun only Plate 1

Three ammunition boxes, two Rimfire ammunition boxes and fifty unprimed cases for 30.06 Springfield.

Three ammunition boxes, two Rimfire ammunition boxes and fifty unprimed cases for 30.06 Springfield.

Two ammunition boxes, two Rimfire ammunition boxes and fifty unprimed cases for 30.06 Springfield.

Slingshot rubbers and sling shot ammunition.

Two ammunition boxes containing a quantity of assorted sound cables, etc.

*WWII - The Bomb File. A good group of fifty-two official Air Ministry and press photographs of government munitions factories and stores, RAF bombs and ammuniation, etc., including factory scenes, loading and preparing ammunition for transport, RAF parachute bombs, personnel training, etc., most images captioned verso, approx. 20 x 25cm and smaller, together with a group of related newspaper and magazine cuttings, contained in card folder (1)

Two boxes of used .303 ball cartridge ammunition, three various magazines, cartridge belts etc.

Two 19th Century shot/ammunition carriers.

A collection of various shell cases, a German shell, fuse heads (2) and cartridge belts, together with an ARP box with contents, a 1943 ammunition box and a 1944 chocolate tin.

A WWII police helmet, an ammunition box and two plaques.

UnknownANGLO-BOER WAR BURGHER TEASPOONSGermany: n.p., 1900A set of 6 silver teaspoons, each surmounted by a heavily bearded Boer with riding breeches, ammunition bandolier over the shoulder, holding a rifle in the at ease position.In original worn card box. Spoons with German silver mark. (1)

A quantity of miscellaneous items to include silver mirror and photograph frame, a quantity of costume jewellery, a decorated ammunition shell, a brass desk bell, Bang & Olufsen headphones, a brass and iron umbrella stand, a wooden rotating book stand, a gilt metal trivet, a pot of buttons and cushions, (a lot).

A leg of mutton leather gun case, two cartridge belts and an ammunition bag.

Two ammunition belts

EDWARD VII: (1841-1910) King of the United Kingdom 1901-10. A good D.S., Edward R, as King, at the head, three pages, folio, Court at Saint James`s, 11th October 1902. The manuscript document is addressed to Baron Strathcona and Mount Royal and Sir Frederick Darley and appoints them to be members of the South African War Commission of Inquiry alongside the Earl of Elgin and Kincardine and Viscount Esher, who had been previously appointed, `to inquire into the military preparations for the War in South Africa, and into the supply of men, ammunition, equipment and transport by sea and land in connection with the campaign, and into the military operations up to the occupation of Pretoria.` Countersigned at the conclusion by Aretas Akers-Douglas (1851-1926) 1st Viscount Chilston. British Statesman, Home Secretary 1902-05. With two blind embossed seals. VG.

Five Britains models: 2 x No.329 Sentry Box (both G in G boxes); No.1876 Bren Gun Carrier with crew (G in F box); No.2026 25 pdr. Gun Howitzer on rubber tyres (F in G box); No.1263 Royal Artillery Gun (G, no ammunition, in G box with clockwork leaflet).

Four boxed Britains models: No.1728 Predictor with Operator (light chips, otherwise G/VG in G box); No.1726 Royal Artillery Ammunition Limber (G in G box); No.1718 Searchlight on Chassis (G/F in G box); No.1726 Ammunition Limber (VG in VG picture box).

Britains No.28 Royal Artillery Mountain Gun [Post-War], comprising mounted Officer, 6 x marching gunners, 4 x walking mules carrying dismantled RA gun and ammunition. Some chips but otherwise G/VG in G/F box (tear to lid flap, and box base slightly crushed on one side).

Quantity of loose Dinky Toys science fiction TV-related diecast models: includes 3x 359 Eagle Transporter (F/G, one missing rear legs, one in G box); 2x Eagle Freighter (one repainted, one missing magnet); 3x 351 UFO Interceptor (F); 103 Spectrum Patrol Car (playworn); 105 Maximum Security Vehicle (playworn); 101 Thunderbird 2 (playworn); USS Enterprise (F, includes ammunition and shuttlecraft). (12).

A rectangular Zeppelin ammunition box. Of duralumin construction with a hinged lid fitted with simple sprung locks/bolts. Fitted with a leather handle. Basically GC some wear overall. Length 37cm x height 17cm x depth 9cm. Note: An identical box recovered from the wreckage of the L.31 is on display in the Imperial War Museum London.

A tank crew oversuit, size No. 5, label dated `1958`, with detachable hood and waistbelt, together with a 37-pattern belt, open-top revolver holster and ammunition pouch.

4 Britains 1970’s military items. 4.7” Naval Gun No.9730. 25pdr Howitzer No.9705. BAT Gun No.9720. Plus an Ammunition Limber No.1726. All in shades of olive green. All boxed, minor wear. Contents Mint See illustration.

4 Britains 1970’s military items. Gun of The Royal artillery No.9715. 25pdr Howitzer No.9705. Gun of The Royal Artillery No.9710. Plus an Ammunition Limber No.1726. All in shades of olive green. All boxed, minor wear. Contents Mint

A QUANTITY OF BRASS TRENCH ART INCLUDING SHELL CASES, AMMUNITION ROUNDS, BATTLESHIP SHIELDS, PRINTED NAVY DAY SOUVENIRS ETC

Eley Small Arms wooden ammunition box with various cartridges

3 Vols: The Illustrated Encyclopaedia of Ammunition; Ammunition including Grenades and Mines; Infantry Weapons of the World

4 Vols: Small Caliber Ammunition Identification; German Grenades of the Great war; Cartridges for Military rifles and Machine Guns; Military Small Arms of the 20th Century

3 Vols: Cartridges a Pratical Digest of Small Arms Ammunition; Kynoch Case Heading Bumpers and Master Markings; ICI Original Sporting Ammunition Catalogue

5 Early Eley, Kynoch and Nobel copy catalogues; 7 Technical Ammunition Guides

An early 20th century brass and oak magazine rack on brass tripod base with paw feet, together with a tabletop magazine rack of similar form; a 19th century brass nursery fire surround set with two implement holders and trays, 39cm high, 80cm wide, a canvas ammunition carrying case and a set of three steel fire tools with turned handles, 79cm long

Two German ammunition pouches, rifle slings and sundry militaria

India and the Punjab A rare cast miniature model of the famous Sikh Cannon Zamzama Inscription reads – ‘MINIATURE MODEL OF ZAMZAMA CAST AT LAHORE FOR KING AHMAD SHAH DURRANI IN 1757 AD IN COMMISSION TILL 1870 AD’ Length 23cm. Known as the BHANGIAN DI TOPH or the gun belonging to the Bhangi Misl, known as Zamzama, is a massive, heavyweight gun, an 80 pounder, 14 feet, 4 1/2 inches in length, with a bore aperture of 9 1/2 inches, cast in Lahore in copper and brass by Shah Nazir at the orders of Shah Wali Khan, the wazir of Ahmad Shah Durrani. It is perhaps the largest specimen of Indian cannon casting, and is celebrated in Sikh historical annals more as a marvel of ordnance than for its efficiency in the battlefield. In 1762, Hari Singh went into battle with Khawaja Ubed. Bhangi attacked the then-village of Khawaja Said two miles from Lahore (now part of the city of Lahore), where the Mughal governor Khawaja Ubed had his arsenal, and seized his artillery, arms and ammunition. Amongst the guns captured was the Zamzama Gun itself. It was renamed by its Sikh captors Bhangi Toap. In 1802, Maharajah Ranjit Singh, after defeating the Bhangis, captured the famed gun. He used it in the battles of Daska, Kasur, Sujanpur, Wazirabad and Multan. In the siege of Multan, the gun was badly damaged.

A Third Reich Model K98 Parade Bayonet by Eickhorn, with a nickel-plated blade, bearing maker`s mark at the ricasso, plated hilt with chequered plastic grips, in its black painted steel scabbard, 40cm overall. A Third Reich Model K98 Parade Bayonet by C. Gustav Spitzer, with a nickel-plated blade, bearing the maker`s mark at the ricasso, plated hilt with chequered plastic grips, in its black painted steel scabbard, 40cm overall. A K98 Early Pattern, Blackened Pebbled Leather Three Compartment Ammunition Pouch, with fold back lids and aluminium studs, the reverse with a single, leather reinforced, riveted and stitched aluminium `D` ring positioned near the top edge of the central compartment, marked with impressed maker`s name `G. Genschow & Co. A.G. - Berlin - 1937` A K98 Early Pattern, Blackened Pebbled Leather Three Compartment Ammunition Pouch, with fold back lids and aluminium studs, the reverse with a single, leather reinforced, riveted and stitched aluminium `D` ring positioned near the top edge of the central compartment, marked with impressed maker`s name `A. Grull - Wienz -1938` A Third Reich EM/Nco`s Belt Buckle with Leather Tab (Koppelschloss mit Lederwiderhalt fŸr Mannschaften und Unteroffizier), early, (circa 1936), standard issue pattern field-grey painted, injection moulded, aluminium construction box buckle with a pebbled background field and a slightly domed, embossed, Wehrmacht style eagle central motif, oak-leaf cluster to bottom `Gott Mit Uns`, (God With Us), to the top, within a twisted rope border. The reverse of the buckle retains much of its original field-grey paint finish, the stitched brown leather tab bearing impressed maker`s mark `B.Haarmann - Ludenscheid - 1937`, `1/Sch.R. 1. I.`, (5).

A Great War Casualty Pair to Gunner J.J. Moulding of the Canadian Field Artillery, British War and Victory Medals (476635 GNR.J.J.Moulding.C.F.A.). London Rifle Brigade - A Lapel Badge. Gunner J.J. Moulding of the Canadian Field Artillery, 1st Division Ammunition Col. fell on the 19th July 1918. He is remembered with honour at the Aubigny Communal Cemetery Extension, Pas de Calais, France. Before March, 1916, Aubigny was in the area of the French Tenth Army, and 327 French soldiers were buried in the Extension to the West of what is now Plot IV. From March 1916 to the Armistice, Aubigny was held by Commonwealth troops and burials were made in the Extension until September 1918. The 42nd Casualty Clearing Station buried in it during the whole period, the 30th in 1916 and 1917, the 24th and 1st Canadian in 1917 (during the capture of Vimy Ridge by the Canadian Corps) and the 57th in 1918.

A 1943 British military motor cycle coat, together with two petrol cans, belt, bags, ammunition holder, etc.

A Boer war ammunition bandolier

Five WWII German ammunition cans for an MG42.

Deactivated MG34 7.92 machine gun serial number 6685, dated 1938, deactivated in 1998, with certificate number CG1995, together with sling, two drum magazines in caryry frame and an ammunition box containing belt clips, overall length 121cm

Deactivated Bren Mk1.303 Inglis machine gun serial number 1T4221, dated 1942, old spec deactivation in 1992, with certificate number DA32521, together with an ammunition box containing twelve magazines, two magazine pouches one containing another magazine, a carrying harness, a holdall bag, and folding metal tripod, overall length 117cm

Deactivated Vickers.303 heavy machine gun serial number 4823, deactivated in 1999 with certificate number CG8206, with MG. MkIV tripod, two ammunition belts, one with some inert rounds, contained within two painted pine boxes, overall length 110cm,

A brown leather Bag, possibly for ammunition

A Selection of various Knives, Philippines display of differently designed Knives, two replica Swords, leather ammunition Bag

A leather and brass bound canvas motor case, bearing leather label to interior "W.W. Greener Ltd., Gun, Rifle & Ammunition Makers (Winner at all the great London Gun Trials), Prize Works, St. Marys Row, Birmingham & 40 Pall Mall, London SW", embossed to top "R.F.W."

A pine cartridge box with yellow painted interior, the outside stamped "Eley, Small Arms Ammunition Manufactured and Loaded in Great Britain at the Birmingham Factories of Imperial Chemical Industries Ltd. London"

SHELL CASE/STICK STAND, brass 62cm H and and early 20th century shooting stick, a leather ammunition case, 44cm W and a travelling case. (4)

India – A rare cast model of the famous Sikh Cannon Zamzama. An early 20th Century vintage cast model of the famous Sikh Cannon the Zamzama. Inscription reads – ‘WHO HOLD ZAM-ZAMMAH THAT ‘FIRE BREATHING DRAGON’ HOLD THE PUNJAB’ The base also has images of Sikh soldiers. Length 30cm. Known as the BHANGIAN DI TOPH or the gun belonging to the Bhangi Misl known as Zamzama is a massive heavyweight gun an 80 pounder 14 feet 4 1/2 inches in length with a bore aperture of 9 1/2 inches cast in Lahore in copper and brass by Shah Nazir at the orders of Shah Wali Khan the wazir of Ahmad Shah Durrani. It is perhaps the largest specimen of Indian cannon casting and is celebrated in Sikh historical annals more as a marvel of ordnance than for its efficiency in the battlefield. In 1762 Hari Singh went into battle with Khawaja Ubed. Bhangi attacked the then-village of Khawaja Said two miles from Lahore (now part of the city of Lahore) where the Mughal governor Khawaja Ubed had his arsenal and seized his artillery arms and ammunition. Amongst the guns captured was the Zamzama Gun itself. It was renamed by its Sikh captors Bhangi Toap. In 1802 Maharajah Ranjit Singh after defeating the Bhangis captured the famed gun. He used it in the battles of Daska Kasur Sujanpur Wazirabad and Multan. In the siege of Multan the gun was badly damaged.

A wooden box containing various leather ammunition belts, shot moulds, and other related gun accessories together with some motor cycling magazines, sheet music etc.

Militaria: an ammunition tin containing a quantity of military cap badges, Air Training Crops badge, MV Devonshire enamel badge, and a Third Reich Seefahrt 1st Not badge.

An old rifle, and an ammunition belt

A Russian iron canon, a peacock firescreen, a gun case, and two ammunition boxes

Assorted teddy bears, soft toys, ammunition tin, army webbing, first aid kids etc.