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Assorted ammunition boxes

A collection of seventeen British military ammunition boxes.

A pine ammunition box and three pine tool boxes

An ammunition Box containing brass shells. **

The Modern Shotgun: volumes 1-3 by Major Sir Gerald Burrard BT , comprehensive works of sporting guns, ammunition in three volumes Published by Herbert Jenkins. London

A 20mm ammunition cartridge and three smaller.

A pair of WWII metal ammunition crates - sold with a later similar

A pair of First War British stained wood and brass mounted machine gun ammunition boxes with hinged lids

A replica Webley Magnum revolver, replica Western-style revolver and an ammunition pouch containing five magazines

A part machine gun belt of German MG42 inert rounds, 2 inert clips of Lee Enfield 303 ammunition and one inert clip of Mosin Nagant bullets

A First War canvas covered cylindrical ammunition shell holder with coat of arms decoration and leather handle, 13" high

20th century leather French lebel 7.62mm pistol holster stamped '43' to inside of the lid together with Thrid Reich K98 ammunition pouch

A rare campaign service group of nine awarded to Paymaster Captain J. M. L. Cusack, Royal Navy, who was Mentioned in Despatches and awarded the Russian Order of St. Anne for his services in H.M.S. Yarmouth at the Battle of Jutland, in addition to receiving the Czech War Cross Queen’s South Africa 1899-1902, 1 clasp, Cape Colony (Clerk J. M. L. Cusack, H.M.S. Doris); Africa General Service 1902-56, 1 clasp, Jubaland (J. M. L. Cusack, Clerk, R.N., H.M.S. Magicienne); 1914-15 Star (Payr. J. M. L. Cussack, R.N.); British War and Victory Medals, M.I.D. oak leaf (Payr. Lt. Cr. J. M. L. Cusack, R.N.); Defence and War Medals 1939-45; Russia, Order of St. Anne, 3rd Class breast badge, with swords, by Eduard, St. Petersburg, 36 x 36mm., gold and enamels, with manufacturer’s name on the reverse, ‘56’ gold mark on eyelet and kokoshnik mark on sword hilts; Czechoslovakia, War Cross, mounted as worn, together with a mounted set of related miniature dress medals, the St Anne in gold but with damage to reverse, and two ribbon bars, all contained in a leather carrying case, generally good very fine (9) £2,000-£2,400 --- James Meade Loughnan Cusack was born in Kilkenny in September 1880 and entered the Royal Navy as an Assistant Clerk in January 1898. Joining H.M.S. Doris a few months later, and having passing his Clerk’s examination, he witnessed active service off South Africa in the Boer War, including time ashore in Cape Colony (Medal & clasp). Next joining the Magicienne, he added a rare Africa General Service Medal for Jubaland to his accolades, and was advanced to Assistant Paymaster in September 1901. By the outbreak of hostilities in August 1914, Cusack was serving as a Paymaster in the cruiser Yarmouth, in which capacity he was present at the battle of Jutland. As part of the Third Light Cruiser Squadron, and in the company of her consort Falmouth, she fought several duels, scoring some hits on the Lutzow and Derfflinger, and possibly the Seydlitz too; one of these, according to an officer on the bridge, making ‘a topping target and it was very pleasant to see salvo after salvo of our 6-inch hitting her’. Indeed so enthusiastic was the Yarmouth’s gunnery department that new ‘ammunition was sent up the hoists with so much energy as to accumulate a dangerous amount at the top’. In Jellicoe’s subsequent despatch (London Gazette 15 September 1916, refers), Cusack was cited for good services in action and recommended for early promotion. He was duly appointed Staff Paymaster and, later still, awarded his 3rd Class Russian Order of St. Anne ‘for distinguished service rendered at the Battle of Jutland’ (London Gazette 5 June 1917). Moreover, he was awarded the Czechoslovakian War Cross (London Gazette 26 August 1921), an extremely rare accolade in terms of British recipients, let alone an R.N. officer. Cusack ended the Great War as a Paymaster Commander in the cruiser Suffolk. Having then served on the China Station in the gunboat Bee in the mid-1920s, he was placed on the Retired List as a Paymaster Captain in September 1930. Recalled on the renewal of hostilities in September 1939, he served at the R.N.H. Chatham and in H.M.S. Flora, a parent ship at Invergordon. He died in Honiton, Devon in September 1961, aged 80 years. Sold with copied research.

King’s South Africa 1901-02, 2 clasps, South Africa 1901, South Africa 1902 (82878 Gnr: W. Gritton. R.F.A.) two small edge bruises, otherwise good very fine £50-£70 --- Entitled to Q.S.A. with clasps for Cape Colony, Orange Free State and Transvaal whilst serving with No. 1 Ammunition Park. The K.S.A. roll notes in Remarks column: ‘With me at Dynamite Factory, Modderfontein, Transvaal, from May 1901 up till May 1902 - belonging during most of that time to No. 2 Local Ammunition Column, Pretoria. Before that with me in No. 1 Ammn. Park from April 1900.’ Roll signed Jhansi, India, by Capt. & Bt. Major A. J. Buckle on 9 December 1903. Sold with copies of both rolls and other research.

A good Second War D.S.M. group of eight awarded to Chief Petty Officer J. R. L. Appleby, Royal Navy, who was decorated for his gallant deeds in the 15-inch gun monitor H.M.S. Erebus off Le Havre in September 1944 Distinguished Service Medal, G.VI.R. (P.O. J. R. L. Appleby, P/JX. 125653); 1939-45 Star; Atlantic Star, 1 clasp, France and Germany; Burma Star; Italy Star; War Medal 1939-45; Naval General Service 1915-62, 1 clasp, Minesweeping 1945-51 (P/JX. 125653 J. R. L. Apppleby, D.S.M., C.P.O., R.N.); Royal Navy L.S. & G.C., G.VI.R., 1st issue (P/JX. 125653 J. R. L. Apppleby, C.P.O., H.M.S. Sursay) minor official corrections to naming, polished, the DSM good fine, the rest better (8) £1,200-£1,600 --- Provenance: Dix Noonan Webb, September 2009. D.S.M. London Gazette 24 April 1945: ‘For skill, leadership and undaunted devotion to duty whilst serving on H.M. Ships Erebus and Roberts in the bombardment of Le Havre and Walcheren.’ The original recommendation states: ‘For undaunted devotion to duty when the ship was under accurate enemy fire during the bombardment of Le Havre, in maintaining a high rate of ammunition supply when adjoining compartments had been flooded by action damage.’ James Richard Leslie Appleby, a native of Reading, Berkshire, was serving as Captain of the Forecastle Division and employed in the 15-inch shell room of the monitor H.M.S. Erebus at the time of the above related deeds, his recommendation further revealing that he was present at the bombardments of Le Havre on 5, 8, and 10 September 1944 - her 15-inch guns inflicting serious damage on enemy installations, as indeed they had off Normandy that June, when engaging the batteries at Barfleur and La Pernelle. She went on to lend equally valuable support during Operation Infatuate, the assault on Walcheren in November 1944. Sold with copied research.

Six: Private R. Heseltine, Army Service Corps 1914 Star, with later slide clasp (CMT-2569 Pte. R. Heseltine. A.S.C.); British War and Victory Medals (CMT-2569 Pte. R. Heseltine. A.S.C.); 1939-45 Star; Africa Star; War Medal 1939-45, mounted for wear, very fine (6) £90-£120 --- Robert Heseltine, a chauffeur from Glasgow, was born on 1 April 1892. He attested into the Army Service Corps for service during the Great War and served on the Western Front with the 5th Ammunition Park, from 16 August 1914. He died, aged 80, in Edinburgh, on 3 December 1972. Sold with copied research.

King’s South Africa 1901-02, 2 clasps, South Africa 1901, South Africa 1902 (82139 Dvr: W. Gibson. Pom Poms Sec: R.A.) contact marks and polished, otherwise good very fine £60-£80 --- Driver Gibson was awarded the Queen’s medal with clasps for ‘Cape Colony’, ‘Orange Free State’, ‘Transvaal’ and ‘Rhodesia’. The Q.S.A. roll states that he landed in South Africa in April 1900 and served in the 8th Division Ammunition Column. The K.S.A. roll states that he served in the 8th Division Ammunition Column and the 1st 1pdr. Maxim Battery R.F.F. (Rhodesian Field Force), and that he returned home on S.S. Maplemore on 7 August 1902. Sold with copied roll extracts.

Canadian 4th Divisional Ammunition Column Artillery CEF WW1 cap badge. Good scarce die-stamped bronze maple leaf issue bearing crowned CANADA scroll, beaver, gun and title scrolls. Birks 1916 Loops. VGC INVOICE PAYABLE ON PRESENTATION BY BANK TRANSFER ONLY

A large brass artillery shell with gong beater and a pine ammunition crate, containing a quantity of spent and inert rounds Condition Report:Available upon request

HALO (T.V. SERIES, 2022) - Production-Made Ammunition Case and Box with Gun Magazines - A production-made ammunition case and box with gun magazines from the television series Halo. Members of the United Nations Space Command contained their ammunition within UNSC branded cases as they fought against the Alien Covenant. This lot is ultimately unseen in the final cut. This lot consists of a gray hard shell plastic ammunition box with black UNSC vinyl detailing and black foam padding; a gray hard shell plastic ammunition case detailed with white painted series numbers and yellow vinyl stickers, black foam padding, and a black and silver-color painted resin magazine with a metal bullet adhered to the top; three black and silver-color painted resin and dense foam magazines; and two black and silver-color painted resin magazine clips with one featuring a silver-color painted resin bullet. This lot exhibits scuffing, chipped paint, and a broken bullet on the clip. Dimensions: (largest) 30" x 17" x 9" (76.25 cm x 43.25 cm x 23 cm)This lot is offered at a $100 starting bid with no reserve.Bidding for this lot will end on Thursday, March 14th. The auction will begin at 9:00AM PDT and lots are sold sequentially via live auctioneer; tune in to the live streaming broadcast on auction day to follow the pace. Note other lots in the auction may close on Tuesday, March 12th or Wednesday, March 13th.

BLACK WIDOW (2021) - Young Natasha Romanoff (Ever Anderson) and Yelena Belova's (Violet McGraw) Photographs with Gas Mask, Shotgun Shells, and Ammunition Cases - Young Natasha Romanoff (Ever Anderson) and Yelena Belova's (Violet McGraw) photographs with a gas mask, shotgun shells, and ammunition cases from Cate Shortland's Black Widow. After the older Yelena Belova (Florence Pugh) sent her childhood "sister" Natasha Romanoff (Scarlett Johansson) vials of Red Dust to free other Widows along with a photo of them as children, the two traveled to find their surrogate mother, Melina (Rachel Weisz), who kept a secret armory in her home. This lot consists of two color photo strips featuring young Natasha (Ever Anderson) and young Yelena (Violet McGraw); 10 red and gold painted resin shotgun shells with a black painted metal canister; a gray acrylic ammo case with 48 gold-color metal bullet casings; one black acrylic ammo case with 49 black and gold-color metal 9mm Luger bullets; and a black rubber gas mask with rubber straps and a clear acrylic visor. This lot exhibits tears on the photos and minor chipped paint on the shells and canister. Dimensions: (largest) 6" x 7" x 1.25" (18 cm x 15.25 cm x 3.25 cm)This lot is offered at a $100 starting bid with no reserve.Bidding for this lot will end on Thursday, March 14th. The auction will begin at 9:00AM PDT and lots are sold sequentially via live auctioneer; tune in to the live streaming broadcast on auction day to follow the pace. Note other lots in the auction may close on Tuesday, March 12th or Wednesday, March 13th.

SERENITY (2005) - Jayne Cobb's (Adam Baldwin) Costume with Screen-Matched Jacket - Jayne Cobb's (Adam Baldwin) costume with screen-matched jacket from Joss Whedon's sci-fi adventure film Serenity. Cobb wore his costume when he and the crew attempted a heist, and when escaping from Reavers. This jacket is screen-matched to the heist scene, due to two upper right shoulder holes matching from the heist, but also to the Reaver escape scenes. Both the right cuff cut-edging and rim blackened weathering match, as well as the back left hem distressing/discoloration pattern matches from when Jayne hangs off the back of the Flying Mule.This lot consists of a faded blue fabric T-shirt with a screen-printed graphic on the chest marked "J Hero" on the collar; a green zipper jacket purposely distressed by production to appear battle worn labeled "Jayne Hero"; a shoulder sash with a metal buckle for securing the stunt rubber Heckler and Koch MP5K; a black leather ammo belt with a brown leather knife sheath, ammunition holders with three stunt magazine clips decorated with small metal charms; an additional brown leather belt with brass-color metal studs; a black leather double-buckle wristband; fingerless leather gloves; and light green cargo trousers labeled "Jayne Hero Non Harpoon." Also included is a hand-marked wardrobe tag from production for "Adam Baldwin." This costume exhibits loose and missing charms from the belt, frayed fibers, and minor discoloration.Estimate: $6,000 - 12,000Bidding for this lot will end on Tuesday, March 12th. The auction will begin at 9:00AM PDT and lots are sold sequentially via live auctioneer; tune in to the live streaming broadcast on auction day to follow the pace. Note other lots in the auction may close on Wednesday, March 13th or Thursday, March 14th.

[BATTLE OF BRITAIN]: DOWN JOHN K.: (1917-2008) British Flight Lieutenant, a fighter pilot of the RAF during World War II who participated in the Battle of Britain. Portion of a manuscript D.S., J K Down, one page, oblong 8vo, n.p., n.d. The document originally formed part of a Combat Report, the manuscript text stating, in part, 'I was on patrol with F/O Hart when.....we were told of E/A which was approaching Dover.......so we flew towards Dover, when over Deal I sighted E/A.....and flew at full boost towards it......F/O Hart & myself were both overhauling it but when we were about 1/2 mile behind E/A went into cloud. I continued on previous course and went under cloud which E/A entered. I saw E/A reappear on the other side......I pulled my nose up and gave it a long burst from underneath, the E/A went into shallow dive which brought me dead astern, at about 200 yds I gave it two more bursts which expended all my ammunition and I saw a black object come away from the port side. The E/A continued to dive and went into another cloud. I did not see it again'. The last three lines and signature of the document have at one stage been neatly cut away from the main body of text and the two are now lightly laid down together. One small file hole and some light age wear, G

[BATTLE OF BRITAIN]: ELKINGTON JOHN F. D. 'TIM' (1920-2019) British Wing Commander, a fighter pilot of the RAF during World War II who participated in the Battle of Britain. A scarce document, unsigned, two pages, 4to, n.p. (near Murmansk, Russia), 6th October 1941. The partially printed document, completed in Elkington's hand, is a Combat Report (Form "F", marked Secret) providing details of one of the pilot's aerial engagements involving the destruction of a Junkers Ju 88, the narrative stating, in part, 'On 6th Oct. aerodrome attacked by Ju.88's. Ordered to take off. This done as bombs fell, not waiting for C.O......Climbed after 88s, not straining anything, with F/Sgt Barnes & McCann joining up slowly behind.....Broke away & climbed after 2nd 88 who dived for evasive action. 2 bursts of 2 secs each registered no visible effect......Fire from 2 upper rear guns on 88 observed. Broke away and lost a/c but soon picked it up at "0" ft being attacked by F/Sgt Barnes from about 150 yds range......firing continuous burst of 4 secs & observed metal plate ?? of tail fin flapping in the breeze. Final range of last attack was 100 yards.....Thinking little ammunition left returned to base ignoring at least 3 88's returning westwards. Fired only 200 rounds in all'. Neatly trimmed to the upper edge with the possible loss of a few lines of text to the second page. VG

CHAVEZ HUGO: (1954-2013) President of Venezuela 1999-2013. Signed manuscript diary, seven pages, folio, Fuerte Guaicaipuro, from 11th to 16th September 1974, in Spanish. Chavez writes his own training camp diary, in Charavalle, state of Miranda. Chavez starts his short period diary on Wednesday 11th stating in part `I was appointed squad commandant, with all the responsabilities attached to the post...Today I learned a lot about engineering military campaign...I have decided to start this short diary during the training camp, it will be a week and a new experience in my life.´ Thursday 12th `With the sound of the rain falling on the tent, breathing the smoke of my cigar, I can´t stop remembering intensively a woman. I take my thoughts back to the last time I saw her, last saturday, in Barinas...´. Friday 13th Chavez refers to his role as Che Guevara `I went later to a camp training activity where I had the role of the commandant Ernesto "Che" Guevara. We were having a guerrilla camp, ambushing the new soldiers, and we were singing protest songs. I enjoyed it a lot, I´m hoarse so much I screamed.... I can´t stop thinking in the same woman. What would she be doing now? I shouldn´t act as I do. She might be happy, and I really hope she is, but I feel "something" inside which put me in fire.´ Saturday 14th, interesting thoughts of Chavez who says knowing very well what he wants and refers once more to Ché `..The new soldiers will be scared tonight, swalling tear gas, creeping underneath the barbed wires, feeling the machine gun bullets close over their heads. "They will feel dying tonight"....I feel the shock of the rain against the ground and the cold in my feet, and I think in how is this life. Today is Saturday and I wonder what would the young people, same age as me, be doing somewhere else, those who live free, without sacrifices. For sure they will be having fun, in a disco with their girlfriends, at the cinema or anywhere else. If they would know what we are doing they would say we are crazy. But I am not crazy. I know very well what I want and what I do, and why I make this sacrifice. I remember now a thought of "Ché": "The present is of fight, the future belongs to us". Sunday 15th `...he suffered an ugly wound in his hand, he falled on the barbed wires full of despair due to the tear gas.... I don´t want to keep on writing, I am tired, I am going to think in my family and in the same woman. She might be thinking in me...´ Monday 16th, on his last training camp day Chavez states `I was the whole day shooting the Afag machine gun with war ammunition, when the new soldiers were crossing the area. It was really good shooting. The feeling and sound of the bursts of gunfire excites you and you don´t want to remove your finger from the shutter.´ Further ending with a predicting statement `It was a good week. It was a further step on the present fight which will transform in a victorious future.´ An excellent content diary on which Chavez expresses his thoughts and his future expectations. Boldly written in blue ink, with multiple corrections and side annotations. Small creasing and left border irregularly trimmed as a result of taken them out of the diary book. Also including Herma Marksman´s transcription. VGWith provenance from the private collection of Herma Marksman and with her own transcription. Herma Marksman: (1949- ) Born of a peasant woman and a German immigrant she was in her 30s when she met the future Venezuelan president Hugo Chavez, who was then married and in his twenties. She became his mistress. They both were students of socialism and idealistic and she helped him in his academic studies. After the failed 1992 coup attempt Chavez left both his first wife and mistress. Marksman will later repudiate Chavez, and described his government as imposing a "fascist dictatorship". She has written several essays and a book titled El Otro Chávez, "The other Chavez", describing her relationship with him.

Two large RNLI flags, assorted helmets, ammunition boxes, nautical items including caps, etc.

A COLLECTION OF MILITARY AMMUNITION BOXES cannonball carrier, 1940s petrol can, ARP box etc

A 1943 ammunition box

A 3rd Reich Mirror Glass Finger Door Plate from a Gov’t Building. These replaced many of the brass plates as they were melted down for much needed ammunition, etc. A number of these were found in an architectural salvage yard in Germany.

Ammunition box with a large selection of tools

A large US Navy WW2 period ammunition box 53x37x20cm. No shipping

A large US Navy WW2 period ammunition box 53x37x20cm. No shipping

Swiss Army leather ammunition pouch or cartridge case 21.5cms (8.5ins) wide, stamped to the reverse: WS BRUGGER 65, together with a two Swiss Army ice pick or pick axe leather pouches 35cms (13.75ins) long, with indistinct makers marks to the reverse (2)

A late 19th century leather ammunition/artillery case - with three girdles and twin handles, the interior with canvas lining, 25 x 75cm.

Military ammunition tin dated 1970 and box of alcohol barrel, military gun holsters, powder flasks, bullets, soldier Service Book and cigar box of collectible matchboxes

A Quantity of Military Vehicles, including: Britains 1877 Beetle Lorry, 2107 18” Howitzer (missing shells & Loader) 1725 4.5” Howitzer (missing fixing screws) 1726 Ammunition Limber (missing towing hook) 2 x 25 pounders, Lone Star Bren Gun Carrier, two other mobile guns, Dinky Toys,623 Army Wagon, 641 Army 1 Ton Cargo Truck, 670 Armoured Car, Set 697 25-pounder field gun set, plus a Burtons Biscuit Tin with a quantity of plastic toy soldiers, Crescent, Airfix, Timpo, Lone Star ect all in fair to good condition. ( A.Lot)

Corgi Gift Set 10, Mack Tank Transporter and Centurion Mk.III tank, with ammunition, inner packing, with illustrated box and 909 Quad Tractor, Ammunition Trailer and firing Field Gun, with ammunition, both in mint to mint boxed original condition. (2 items) Est £80-£120 R£80 1-610

Christopher Clark (1875-1942)Royal Munster Fusiliers and Royal Artillery at the Battle of ÉtreuxSigned and dated C CLARKE 05 (lower left)Oil on board48 x 71.8cm; 19 x 28¼inProvenance:The family of Lieutenant (later Lieutenant-Colonel) Arthur Stewart-Cox, Royal Artillery, who was wounded and taken prisoner during the Battle of Étreux;And by family descentLiterature:Illustrated London News (according to inscription to the reverse)During the retreat of the British Expeditionary Force from Mons in 1914 a section of 118th Battery, 26th Brigade Royal Field Artillery joined the men of the 2nd Battalion Munster Fusiliers in their celebrated rearguard action at Étreux on 27th August. This tiny force, comprising approximately three and a half companies of the Munsters, two 18-pounder guns of 118 battery, and a troop of the 15th Hussars, delayed the advance of an entire German Corps in fourteen hours of fierce fighting, surrendering only when compelled to by the exhaustion of their ammunition. The British force was surrounded, and the artillery had to work their guns with no cover and in close proximity to the enemy. Heavy casualties were suffered, among them Lieutenant Stewart-Cox who was wounded and taken prisoner. By the selfless gallantry of these men, British I Corps was enabled to withdraw in good order.

Korean War Victoria Cross winner Bill Speakman VC signed 2005 Military Far East cover. Set on A4 Page with picture of him with Johnson Beharry VC with corner mounts so can easily be removed if required. On 4 November 1951, during the Second Battle of Maryang-san, in the ridge known as Hill 217 in Marysang-san, when the section holding the left shoulder of the company's position had been seriously depleted by casualties and was being overrun by the enemy, Speakman, on his own initiative, filled his pockets with grenades going forward and pelting the Chinese with the grenades. Having thrown all of the grenades he had taken, he returned for more. Inspired by his actions six men joined him in collecting a pile of grenades and followed him in a series of charges. He broke up several enemy attacks, causing heavy casualties and in spite of being wounded in the leg and the shoulder continued to lead charge after charge. Such was the ferocity of the fighting that they ran low on ammunition, resorting to throwing stones and ration tins. The enemy was kept at bay long enough to enable his company to withdraw safely. The Press of the time nicknamed him the 'beerbottle' VC, something he disliked for fear that it suggested he and his colleagues drank beer while on duty; the beer was in fact used to cool gun barrels. Good condition. All autographs come with a Certificate of Authenticity. We combine postage on multiple winning lots and can ship worldwide. UK postage from £5.99, EU from £7.99, Rest of World from £9.99

Victoria Cross winner Capt Harold Ervine Andrews VC signed Evacuation from Dunkirk 50th ann WW2 cover. Set with photo and mint German wartime stamps on A4 Page with corner mounts so can easily be removed if required. For most conspicuous gallantry on active service on the night of the 31st May/1st June, 1940. Captain Ervine-Andrews took over about a thousand yards of the defences in front of Dunkirk, his line extending along the Canal de Bergues, and the enemy attacked at dawn. For over ten hours, notwithstanding intense artillery, mortar, and machine-gun fire, and in the face of vastly superior enemy forces, Captain Ervine-Andrews and his company held their position. The enemy, however, succeeded in crossing the canal on both flanks; and, owing to superior enemy forces, a company of Captain Ervine-Andrews' own battalion, which was despatched to protect his flanks, was unable to gain contact with him. There being danger of one of his platoons being driven in, he called for volunteers to fill the gap, and then, going forward, climbed on to the top of a straw-roofed barn, from which he engaged the enemy with rifle and light automatic fire, though, at the time, the enemy were sending mortar-bombs and armour piercing bullets through the roof. Captain Ervine-Andrews personally accounted for seventeen of the enemy with his rifle, and for many more with a Bren gun. Later, when the house which he held had been shattered by enemy fire and set alight, and all his ammunition had been expended, he sent back his wounded in the remaining carrier. Captain Ervine-Andrews then collected the remaining eight men of his company from this forward position, and, when almost completely surrounded, led them back to the cover afforded by the company in the rear, swimming or wading up to the chin in water for over a mile; having brought all that remained of his company safely back, he once again took up position. Throughout this action, Captain Ervine-Andrews displayed courage, tenacity, and devotion to duty, worthy of the highest traditions of the British Army, and his magnificent example imbued his own troops with the dauntless fighting spirit which he himself displayed. Good condition. All autographs come with a Certificate of Authenticity. We combine postage on multiple winning lots and can ship worldwide. UK postage from £5.99, EU from £7.99, Rest of World from £9.99

Dinky Toys Military 697 Field Gun Set - to include Artillery Tractor (without windows) ammunition trailer and filed gun - all finished in green with rigid hubs - conditions are generally Good Plus to Excellent (require very light cleaning) in a Good Plus yellow and blue lift off lid box 

A brass oil lamp with red glass shade, together with a brass bugle, two coat racks, a large ammunition casing, etc.

MIXED COLLECTABLES including a vintage steel ammunition box, 16 x 85 x 27cms, Anglepoise type desk lamp, a vintage wooden centrepin fishing reel with brass fittings, 13cms (diam.), Malacca swagger stick, surveyor's tripod, measure sticks and poles and other itemsProvenance: deceased estate Denbighshire

A WWI CEF cap badge of the 3rd Divisional Ammunition Column, by Birks, GC £60-80

A WWI CEF cap badge of the Ammunition Sub Park Mechanical Transport Company. GC £200-250

Pair of RAF / Military Wooden Ammunition or Storage Boxes , each 80cm x 73cm x 25cm high

U.S Cal 30MI Ammunition Box in original green paint, undated. (27mmx18mmx9.5mm)

A military ammunition case with a selection of vintage pictorial tins

Three Military ammunition crates with locking hasp & staple and carry handles (3) length 80cm height 40cm

A galvanised ammunition box, 52cmW

A heavy shrapnel fragment set upon a plinth base with plaque affixed reading "Piece of German Shell found at Hartlepool after the Bombardment on Dec. 16th 1914" (plinth measures approx. 25cm x 17.5cm); together with a large brass artillery shell with gong beater and a pine ammunition crate, containing a quantity of spent and inert rounds Condition Report:Available upon request

A large collection of threading taps, cased in two ammunition boxes.

An interesting O.B.E. WW1 / WW2 Mercantile Marine medal group, ‘sunk by enemy action’ medallions, period documentation and photographs, relating to Captain William Hill of the Brocklebank Ltd shipping company. To include: the unusual combination of the O.B.E, British War Medal, Mercantile Marine War Medal, and the 1939-45 Star - the BWM and MMWM are both named to ‘William Hill’. Also included is the original 1942 dated O.B.E document signed by George VI and Queen Mary (in her capacity as Grand Master of the order), 2 silver and enamel medallions issued by Brocklebank to commemorate being sunk by enemy action (and an accompanying letter announcing the award in commemoration of the sinking of S.S. Mahronda), original; telegrams relating to the sinking of vessels and the award of his O.B.E. There is also an original type written statement, signed by William Hill, relating to how the S.S. Mahronda sank in 1942. Various other service books and paperwork are included, and some WW2 and later photographs of Captain Hill. Notes: according to the accompany paperwork and medallions, it would appear that Capt Hill commanded 3 vessels that were subsequently sunk die to enemy actively. A letter dated December 1940 mentions S.S. Mahratta, and the 2 silver medallions mention S.S. Mahronda and S.S. Mahseer, all of which sunk. Captain Hill successfully negotiated Mediterranean waters to deliver ammunition to Malta in June 1940. The award of his Mercantile Marine Medal and British War Medal are confirmed on official rolls. Condition: generally very good. The medals are all good, with the gilt finish to the O.B.E being intact, and just a little fading to the ribbons. There is a little verdigris to the 1939-45 star. The paper ephemera shows normal wear for documents of their age, but all documents are clear and readable.

A good selection of modern and and some vintage embroidered British military patches, plus some European and Commonwealth examples. To include: Royal Army Ordnance Corps ammunition trade badge (1948-1959) other RAOC embroidered and bullion badges, Royal Logistic Corps bullion badges, Royal Navy bomb disposal badges and other RN patches, Royal Air Force bomb disposal squadron patches, a reproduction WW2 Home Guard bomb disposal badge, Algerian Police patch, Austrian Police patch, Australian police and army patches, Canadian army technician qualification badges, Royal Canadian Navy diving qualification badges, and a Dutch Explosive Ordnance Disposal Badge. 45 patches in total. Condition: very good. Many of the patches appear to have never been used, and remain in good clean condition. Each badge is loosely mounted on to a paper background, with label (easuly removable if desired).

Collection of Military cap & uniform badges with buttons, including two rare SBS (Special Boat Service) enamel badges, Royal Marines Reserve City of Lon metal stamp with other Royal Marines items, Royal Tank Regiment Officers Hackle with cap badge, some German post war badge’s. Notes: the Royal Marines Special Boat Squadron items once belonged to a trooper who parachuted onto the QE2 after a telephone bomb threat was made in May 1972. The Royal Marines Special Boat Squadron, an SAS sergeant and an Ammunition Technician Officer were parachuted in from an RAF Hercules.

A selection of modern, mostly European embroidered military and police patches. To include: French ministry of the interior Demining, French Foreign Legion 1st Engineer Regiment, German EOD/Bomb Squad K9, German armed forces EOD patch, Greek Police bomb squad, Greek army EOD qualification badge, Greek Air Force explosives disposal squad, Greek EOD/Bomb Squad Coast Guard, Latvia Naval Special Forces EOD, Hong Kong police Ammunition technician, Kosovo EOD/Bomb squad police patch, Macedonia Police bomb squad, Portugal K9 EOD patch, Taiwan EOD/Bomb Squad police patch, Norwegian Navy IEDD, 28th Ordnance Company EOD U.S. Army, Singapore army technician, South African police bomb disposal team, Swiss army KFOR EOD diving team, K9 Ukraine police EOD dog unit. 34 patches total. Condition: very good. Many of the patches appear to have had little to no use. Each is loosely mounted on to a paper backing with label (easily removable is desired).

A selection of modern cloth embroidered and bullion patches. Including badges for Bomb Disposal in the Royal Corps of Engineers, Royal Engineers Diver Qualification badges, Ammunition Technician Royal Logistics Corps, ‘Felix’ badges for Northern Ireland, Operation Telic in Iraq, Operation Herrick in Afghanistan and others, and IED search team badges for the Royal Corps of Engineer and Royal Engineers. 68 badges total. Condition: very good. Many of the patches appear to have little or no use. There are loosely mounted onto paper backing, but are easily removable if desired. 

Post-WWII 700 round 7.62mm ball L2A2 ammunition container, circa late 1950's/1960's 

Toy Soldiers / Metal Figures comprising Britains trio of American Civil War Union / Confederate Artillery guns, with figures and ammunition. In boxes as shown.

A 12 bore, open-hammer, double barrelled, non-ejector, side by side Shotgun by "E.M. Reilly & Co., 16, New Oxford Street, London & Rue Scribe, Paris", serial no. 26598, having 30'' Damascus barrels. Believed to date from circa 1884. ****ALL WEAPONS AND/OR AMMUNITION MUST BE COLLECTED IN PERSON - NO POSTAGE. It is an offence for a person under the age of 18 to purchase an air weapon or ammunition for an air weapon, Proof of age will be required on collection which should be by prior arrangement.