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Click here to subscribeCrescent No.2154 Saladin Armoured Patrol Set comprising of 6-wheel Tank, Ammunition Trailer and 25pdr Field Gun - finished in drab green - overall condition is generally Good Plus (apart from slight corrosion mark around firing mechanism and tow hook is partially broken in Good lift off lid box and Corgi No.900 Tank - beige, green, black rubber tracks - Excellent in Fair but complete box. (2)
Crescent - a group of 3 to include - (1) No.2154 Saladin Armoured Patrol Set comprising of 6-wheeled Tank, Ammunition Trailer and 25pdr Field Gun - overall condition is generally Good (although showing surface corrosion to fire mechanism and rear tow hook is partially broken) in Fair but complete lift off lid box, (2) 25pdr Gun - green including plastic hubs - Excellent in Good presentation box and (3) No.1251 Howitzer Gun - green - Good including presentation box. (3)
A WWII M45 telescopic sight, dated 1943, with spring mounts and clamps; a Sussex Armoury 4x20 telescopic sight, in box; another similar, in incorrect box; part only of a Hakko Electro Dot sight; a BSA reflector sight; a sten gun magazine loading tool; a bore mirror, a quantity of inert ammunition, and a few magazines. Average GC
Set No 79 British Sailors landing party, with breech loading field gun comprising 9 running, square bases, RN figures in blue dress, Petty Officer with sword drawn and 8 ratings fixed arm with holes to hands for ropes from 2 wheeled limber and small field gun, ammunition in limber. In original set box with divider card to base, some repair and over writing to lid in blue crayon. Figures etc GC to VGC (mostly minor wear, some possible refinishing to one)
"British Smoothbore Artillery" by Maj General Hughes, 1969, illus, in DW; "British Artillery Weapons and Ammunition 1914-1918" by Hogg & Thurston, 1972, photo and line illus, in DW; "Round Shot and Rammers" by Peterson, 1969, line illus, in DW; "Artillery Through the Ages" by Col Rogers 1971, illus in DW; 11 similar pamphlets, 6 War Office handbooks on artillery. Average GC
17 various large format books, on mainly modern guns and ammunition, including “Infantry Weapons of World War II” (2); “Guns and How they Work”, “Illustrated History of Ammunition” and “Illustrated Encyclopedia of Ammunition” all by Hogg; “Pistols of the World” and “Military Small Arms of the 20th Century” by Hogg and Weeks; “World War II Small Arms” by Weeks; “Combat Guns” by Bishop and Drury, etc. GC (some wear to DWs)
22 titles, mostly of firearms interest, including “The Great Guns” by Peterson & Elman, 1971; “The Book of the Gun” by Peterson, 1967, “World War II Small Arms” by Weeks, 1979, “The World Encyclopedia of Modern Guns” by Cormack, 1979; all colour and photo illus and in DWs; “Military Small Arms Ammunition” by Labbett, 1980, in DW, etc; and 15 soft backed titles and pamphlets. Generally GC
A uniform of the Twenty Fourth Foot, Rorke's Drift period comprising: tunic, Slade Wallis waist belt and ammunition pouches (reproduction buckle), Martini-Henry socket bayonet, frog and scabbard, buttons, shoulder numbers and helmet plate, together with reproduction collar insignia, later campaign helmet, Victorian woollen trousers, gaiters and boots; with display dummy.
A box of webbing and leather equipment: canvas pouch containing 12 metal minefield marker pegs with pennants; 2 Swiss ammunition pouch belts; LDV marked gas mask bag; SFP first aid bag; leather and webbing map cases; water bottle; Civil Defence gas mask bag; holster, sword frog, etc. Average GC
2 Britains Army items: 4 wheel rounded front tipping back, cab door opens with peaked cap driver cat No 1334, in original box, minor wear but some overtaping and writing to lid; plus ammunition limber 2 wheel trailer No 1726 in olive green, plastic tyre version in picture front box, minor wear and marking. Vehicles VGC - mint
Dinky, a group of unboxed military and commercial vehicles to include 34c loud speaker van, brown, similar red van, 36g taxi with driver, black roof, green body, 34b Royal Mail van, 25h stream lined fire engine, 30e breakdown truck, 151b covered wagon, 152b reconnaissance car, 161b anti-aircraft gun on trailer, 153 military jeep, 162a light dragon tractor, lacking tracks, 162b ammunition trailer (12)
John Rigby & Co. A .275 bolt action sporting rifle, no. 4879, 25-inch barrel with raised foresight, rearsight with folding leaf to 400 yds, receiver with side mount and fitted with a Pecar 4x35 telescopic sight, bolt with flag safety, half length stock with pistol grip and rubber recoil pad, 15-inch pull, nitro proof, in its full length canvas case, 9lb. 2oz. A small quantity of ammunition may be made available to the purchaser of this lot.
John Dickson & Son. A scarce and very fine .450 (3.25 -inch) Black Powder Express ÒHenryÕs PatentÓ falling block hammer rifle, no. 3548, 28.5 -inch heavy round barrel with raised fore and rearsights, platinum lined folding leaf to 200, Henry rifling, the frame, stepped non-rebounding backlock, hammer and push forward underlever with fine scroll engraving and retaining almost all of its original hardening colour, top ring engraved HENRYÕS PATENT A No 79, 14.25 -inch figured stock with straight hand and chequered steel buttplate, Black powder proof, in its full length canvas case, case relined and recovered, 6lb. 4oz. The rifle is sold with a small quantity of ammunition, empty cases and reloading dies for this calibre.John Dickson & Sons confirm that the rifle was built in 1898
ACTS OF PARLIAMENT. Anno Regni Jacobi II. Regis Angliae, Scotiae, Franchiae & Hiberniae….at the Parliament begun at Westminster the Nineteenth Day of May, Anno Dom. 1685. Printed by the Assigns of John Bill, Deceas’d… 1685. A collection of 21 acts with a contents list and continuous pagination, with one other act bound in at end. Partly black letter, 4to., full sprinkled calf. Probably Wing E 1074A (only the first act appears as a separate entry) Including: An Act to Attaint James Duke of Monmouth of High-Treason; An Act for Rebuilding, Finishing and Adorning the Cathedral Church of St. Pauls, London and others relating to the import of wine and vinegar, tobacco and sugar, linens and silk, gunpowder, arms and other ammunition etc
David Lloyd. A .264 Magnum bolt action sporting rifle, no. 207. 24-inch barrel, the receiver with integral telescopic sight and mounts, bolt with swept back handle, push forward safety catch, magazine with hinged baseplate, the figured half length stock with pistol grip and chekpiece, nitro proof. 8lb. 6oz. A small quantity of ammunition may be made available to the purchaser of this lot.
Stephen Grant & Sons. A very fine .500 (3-inch) hammer rifle, no. 4262. the 28-inch Damascus barrels with Henry rifling and matted top rib, rearsight with folding leaf to 200 yds, the rounded frame, bolted hammers, non-rebounding back locks and rotary underlever with fine scroll engraving and retaining almost all of its original hardening colour, 14.5-inch well figured stock with pistol grip, engraved cap and cheek piece, chequered steel butplate engraved with load infomation 120 grains no.6 powder, black powder proof, in its oak and leather case with makers label, 8lb. 7oz. The makers confirm that the rifle was built in 1877 as the number two of a pair. It appears almost unused and retains virtualy all of its original finish. It is sold with 8 rounds of recent Kynoch ammunition.
A GROUP OF 20TH-CENTURY MODEL ORDNANCE with cast dated bronze barrels, on wooden carriages, two representing Napoleonic War field guns (one with additional ammunition) carriage), a naval cannon of the period of Trafalgar, a Civil War cannon and a mortar of similar period, the last 16.5cm, (6.5in) long
Britains Set 4676 - Balista - comprising of Siege Machine together with 2 Soldiers and Ammunition - Excellent in G window box - slight creasing. Also Herald 4590 roman Chariot comprising of white and gilt plastic Chariot, pair Black Horses and Roman Charioteer - all VG in G window box - cellophane and box top slightly crushed.
A small cannon barrel on carriage mount. German, 1st half 18th century. Bronze with inset iron barrel in calibre 19.5 mm. Reinforced muzzle. The cascabel with face-up vent and (detachable?) square base. Two finely crafted dolphin carrying handles over a punched background, fitted trunnions. Pretty black-green patina. Length 102 cm. The wooden carriage with nailed baroque iron fittings and a small ammunition box under the cascabel. The finial piece fragmentary and worm-ridden, the iron parts corroded, the iron-reinforced wooden axle and several fittings included. Total length 160 cm. €2,500.00
A cased percussion revolver. Valentin Sauerbrey in Basel, circa 1850-60. Five-inch barrel in calibre 8 mm with engraved manufacturer's name "V.Sauerbrey in Basel", underneath inscribed "Englisch Stahl No.17". Five-shot cylinder. Case hardened frame, grips of finely chequered walnut. Outstanding, almost new condition. Length 27.5 cm. True to original, presumably unlicensed copy of the American Colt Model 1849 Pocket Revolver, imitated by many European gun makers. In a wooden case with numerous and complete accessories. Cover of the ammunition box missing. 4.5 x 29 x 15.5 cm. €2,800.00
A red faced chamois liner for a Scottish Field Officer’s sword, slight wear, together with companion sword knot, three various sepia photographs of soldiers, a German leather holster, a leather ammunition pouch and a canvas sling, and a cast brass ash tray commemorating “EDWARD THE PEACEMAKER”. (Parcel)
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