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Two Military Ammunition Boxes. Stencilled "BOX .MAGAZINES .BREN 303 in MK1" (2)

Two Overpainted British Ammunition Boxes, Green overpainted in umber (2)

A vintage pine and metal ammunition box with rope handles. 82cm w x 20cm d x 28cm h.

Two steel Jerry cans and an ammunition box

A vintage ammunition box

Collection of plastic figures & accessories, mostly military examples, to include Britains, Timpo Toys, Model Toys & Herald examples, featuring a quantity of Britains garden accessories, Timpo Wild West, Britains Deetail & Super Deetail and a boxed Model Toys 'Action Packs!' Battle of Waterloo - British Infantry figure set (contents unchecked for completeness), with a quantity of figures contained within a Hasbro Action Man ammunition box. (Some figures showing play wear)

Various brown leather Sam Browne fittings including military holster, ammunition pouch, sword suspension and cross strap

Vintage metal filing drawers together with ammunition box and 2 large bullets

An original pull-apart Winchester Model 1897 shotgun prop and canvas fold-out ammunitions bag as seen used by Brendan Fraser as "Rick O'Connell" in The Mummy (Universal Pictures, 1999). This prop firearm is composed of resin that has been hand-painted to simulate wood grain and metal finish. A threaded portion is present at the barrel of the shotgun that allows the prop to separate into two pieces during filming. The original fold-out ammunitions bag is composed of a combination of canvas, leather and metal components. Leather pockets are present throughout. These types of props would have been utilized by Rick O'Connell during the scene of the film where his character is seen assembling his pump shotgun while on the riverboat Sudan, after unrolling the canvas bag containing weapons. O'Connell can be seen cleaning this type of prop shotgun while he converses with Evelyn Carnahan (Rachel Weisz). According to a costume designer from the production of the film, only two canvas bags were produced for the film, this one is believed to have been used during the river scene and through the remainder of the film. O'Connell can be seen carrying a fold-out ammunition bag while walking in the desert, and while in Hamunaptra. Includes a DVD of the film. 39.25 x 6.5 inches

Two original stunt ammunition pouches and Morita rifle magazine props as used in Starship Troopers (Touchstone Pictures, 1997).The ammunition pouches are composed of a canvas material that feature an "Eagle" brand patch on the rear. Inside the ammo pouches are original foam rifle magazines as used for the Morita rifle props in the production of the film. The rifle magazines are hand-painted green.Accompanied by a Certificate of Authenticity from Icons of Pop Culture. Each: 7.5 x 3.5 x 3 inches

1st century A.D. Comprising three lentoid-section glandes. Cf. Marchant, D.J., Roman weaponry in the province of Britain from the second century to the fifth century AD, Durham, 1991, fig.26, for similar. 167 grams total, 50-65 mm (2 - 2 1/2 in.). Ex Simmons Gallery, London E11, UK, in the 1990s. From a North London collection. The trio finds parallels with examples unearthed at Ham Hill, Somerset, UK. The sling (funda) with its lead missiles (plumbea pondera) was used by special funditores, illustrated on Trajan’s Column where they are simply dressed in broad tunics with no armour, but carry a shield. Their cloak, or sagulum acted as an ammunition bag. The effectiveness of the slingers was unquestionable and much appreciated, especially against elephants. Celsus, writing towards the end of the 2nd century A.D., described how a slingshot wound was more dangerous and harder to treat than one inflicted by an arrow. [3, No Reserve]

A small quantity of military items, including a trench periscope with broad arrow, by R. & J. Beck Ltd, dated 1916, in original leather case, a Sam Brown leather belt with leather revolver holster, a small ammunition pouch, a Ross velvet lined monocular case with associated Oigee monocular scope, a cased set of field glasses Bino.Prism.No.5 Mk VA x7, dated 1944, with military broad arrow, a cased pair of Dolland of London standard 8x30 binoculars, canvas map case, and a mustard-coloured flag with black number '4', with integral three-part pole, all contained within a blue leatherette suitcase.

A BOXED WALTHER LUFTPISTOLE .177 AIR PISTOL with 9 3/8" barrel, front sight, adjustable rear sight, two piece plastic grip, wood barrel protector, two replacement rear sights with varied apertures, metal ram, ammunition and box, box 13 5/8" (Est. plus 24% premium inc. VAT)Condition Report: Generally good, some mild oxidation to one with of the barrel. Box good compared to others I have seen, some minor corner damage

A black and green camouflage painted ammunition box, 65cm high, 87cm wide, 52cm deep.

A large brass ammunition shell, height 61 cm

A tray of seven 20th century brass ammunition shell cases together with a further shell case ashtray with inset HMS Ghurka medal

A box of painted metal ammunition tin, pocket books, science fiction, North East ephemera, folded map etc

Pine metal mounted ammunition box with clasp, together with another box

Six old wooden ammunition boxes (AF lack lids) together with a further vintage 'Featherweight' timber egg box, (7)

A metal ammunition tin

The USS Arizona was a United States Navy battleship that was sunk during the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor on December 7, 1941. The ship was commissioned in 1916 and was the second and last of the Pennsylvania class of "super-dreadnought" battleships.During the attack on Pearl Harbor, the USS Arizona was hit by a bomb which penetrated the ship's deck and detonated the ship's forward ammunition magazines, causing a massive explosion that destroyed the ship and killed 1,177 of its crew. The ship remains at the bottom of Pearl Harbor as a memorial to the sailors and Marines who lost their lives in the attack.The USS Arizona is one of the most iconic symbols of the attack on Pearl Harbor and is visited by millions of people each year. The ship has also been the subject of numerous books, documentaries, and films, including the 1953 film "From Here to Eternity"Measures 24 x 24.Verso is blank.

WW2 and Great War ACM Ivelaw Chapman signed Handley Page Hinaidi cover flown by VC10. Air Chief Marshal Sir Ronald Ivelaw-Chapman, GCB, KBE, DFC, AFC (17 January 1899 - 28 April 1978) was a senior commander in the Royal Air Force in the middle of the 20th century and the penultimate RAF commander-in-chief of the Indian Air Force. He joined the Royal Flying Corps in 1917 and served as a Bristol Fighter pilot on the western front with 10 Squadron in the last eleven months of the war. At the outbreak of the Second World War Ivelaw-Chapman, now a wing commander, was part of the operations staff of RAF Bomber Command headquarters.[2] In June 1940 he was promoted to group captain and was appointed station commander at RAF Linton-on-Ouse, a No. 4 Group bomber station near York. In 1941 he returned to a staff job at the Air Ministry involved in D-Day planning. In 1943 he was again appointed a station commander at RAF Elsham Wolds, a No. 1 Group bomber station. On the night of the 6/7 May 1944, Ivelaw-Chapman was flying as second pilot of a No. 576 Squadron Avro Lancaster on a mission to bomb an ammunition dump at Aubigne in France. His aircraft was shot down by a night fighter and Ivelaw-Chapman went on the run. Because of his experience and knowledge Churchill ordered the French resistance to do all they could to help him return to England, he was to be killed if he was in danger of being captured by the Germans. He was captured by the Gestapo on 8 June 1944, the most senior Bomber Command officer to have been captured by the Germans. Churchill's fear was unfounded as the Germans did not realise his importance and he was treated as an ordinary prisoner of war. Good condition. All autographs are genuine hand signed and 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 £10

Dinky. Military 25-pounder Field Gun Set No. 697, generally excellent in good plus lift off lid box (some damage to lid), with Morris Quad Artillery Tractor with driver figure, Ammunition Limber and Field Gun. Contents unchecked for completeness or correctness and viewing recommended.

Second World War American Air Force ammunition feed chute for a .50 cal. machine gun. N.B. With provenance note explaining how the chute was found in 1992 at Debach Industrial Estate, formerly USAAF station 152, and believed to have come from a B17G Flying Fortress.

Collection of Second World War and later American canvas webbing pouches, ammunition tin and other related militaria.

A Webley & Scott Limited 12-bore side by side boxlock ejector shotgun, Ser. No. 91077, 28" barrels, LoP c.15" which includes current inch-and-a-half extension block, in a velvet lined canvas case with label for P. Orr & Sons, Gunsmiths, Licensed Dealers in Arms & Ammunition, 42 Sule Pagoda Road, RANGOON. NB. A Current Valid shotgun certificate is required to view and bid on this lot. Previous owner note: I believe the gun was manufactured between 1914-1918, the Webley serial number is from this manufacturing period according to Webley's records, and I understand it was made for a Captain C.F.Clarke stationed with the British Army in Rangoon. The interior of the gun case is in its original condition with the original cleaning kit, wooden rods etc. The label on the inside of the case lid has the details of Captain Clarke. I had the outside of the case re-upholstered because of its very poor condition. The gun was serviced and re-proofed by Ancaster Guns in the late 80's and I have used it only on a few occasions since then as a game gun.

WW2 German Army K98 Ammunition Pouches: A near matched pair of black leather k98 pouches with alloy metal work, one being stamped to back RICHTER 1941 WIEN . 2 items

Dandy (1942) 218-222. Propaganda war issues 'Join the Dandy Paper Chase - loads of it are needed to make ammunition for our gallant soldiers!' Desperate Dan brings down a Messerschmitt and camouflage paints the whole countryside. No 219 missing centrefold [pr], 220, 222 [vg], 218, 221 [fn/vfn] (5)

Dandy (1942) 205, 207-211 (Easter & April 1st Fun issue). Propaganda war issues. Desperate Dan in Lord Kitchener style ad: 'YOU can help BRITAIN by collecting WASTE PAPER!' Korky the Cat says: 'Remember! Paper is needed to make Instruments and Ammunition for our gallant Soldiers, Sailors and Airmen'. No 210 complete but [pr], 207, 209 [gd/gd+], 208, 211 [vg], 205 [fn-] (6). No Reserve

Britains military boxed group of 3 comprising Set No.1879, 00 scale Lorry with gas cylinders, Khaki 4 x wheeled flatbed Lorry with matching trailer, with one red gas cylinder load, in the original blue labelled buff coloured box (VG-BG), sold with a No. 1876 Bren Gun Carrier with Crew (VG-BF), and No. 1263 Royal Artillery Gun and Ammunition

A collection of four various boxed Britains military field guns including a No.1263 Royal Artillery gun, a No.1725 4.5 inch muzzle loading howitzer, a No.1292 gun of the Royal Artillery, together with a No. 1263 Royal Artillery gun and ammunition, all housed in original card boxes

Corgi Toys Military boxed group of 2 comprising No. 908 AMX 30D Recovery Tank, finished in military green, with rotating jib arm, and 3 figures, a Hong Kong made set sold in the original window box with header card (NMM,BE-NM), together with No. 909 Quad Tractor, Ammunition Trailer and Field Gun Set in British 8th Army "Desert Rats" decoration (NMM-BE)

A box of assorted militaria comprising S10 respirator, S6 respirator, field dressing, army officer's tie, MTP ammunition pouch, army long johns, cap badges, military buttons, reproduction military medal, tactical watch cover, webbing gaitors, WWII American Aircrew helmet with headphones, police buttons, British army denim trousers and a naval holdall.

A large variety of vintage cameras of mixed age, to include a Praktica model fitted with a Carl Zeiss Jena DDR Tessar 2.8/50 lens and a Bolex Cine-camera, with others by Zenit, Kodak etc.; also a cased film reel labelled "Pelicula Films, Kilroy Was There, Reel One: Tracks 2+3"; all contained in a painted pine ammunition crate  Condition Report:Available upon request

A military metal ammunition box with tool contents and various metal items.

Miltary interest. Including a T. G. Co. Ltd 'compass magnetic marching mk1, s/n B318944 and British Army .22 ammunition tin 'Box No. 668 MK1, SV 124A'. L17cm x D6.5cm x H7cm

A vintage 1952 military hand machine stitched leather pouch fitted to house ammunition

A vintage metal bound shipping trunk and an ammunition crate

A vintage 1954 military hand machine stitched leather pouch fitted to house ammunition

A Collection of Various Vintage Ammunition Boxes to include One with Yellow Stenciling Etc

Britains last version boxed 1876 Bren Gun Carrier (With Crew) in dark green with gold exhausts, with 1263 Royal Artillery Gun, 1876 VG in VG box, 1263 VG in G - slightly worn - box, no ammunition, (2 items),

Britains boxed sets 2048 Clockwork Set and 1726 Ammunition Limber, 2048 models G-VG in G box, no key to clockwork limber, so untested though it does seem to be in working condition, Beetle Lorry complete with driver, 25 pdr missing shells, box base good, lid generally dirty, 1 split corner, 1726 VG, complete with spare tyre and shells, in VG box, (2 items),

A collection of militaria includes shell cases, camp bed, helmet, ammunition box etc

Britain's 155mm Gun model with box and ammunition. Model in excellent condition, box very good.

Ben Magaxzine, ammunition box and a Aldis gun sighting telescope box:- One Tray.

A metal trunk, an ammunition case and a crock pot (no lid).

Falklands War three used 30mm AFV brass shell cases bfrom fired ammunition. Fired by Scott Ward (LCoH), Scimitar Commander, these were the last three rounds that Scott Wards vehicle fired at Tumbledown. (See also lots 123, 124, 126 & 127.) (3)

Trench Art lidded Tobacco box made from an ammunition shell. Diameter 11cm.

Handmade ammunition shell pokey dagger / knife, with Royal coat of arms, trench art, one half of handle detached from blade, ammunition shell handle and scabbard. ‘Bullet knife’. Blade length 7.5cm, overall length 14.5cm.

Britains - Set 1462 - Mechanical Artillery Set - Royal Artillery [1936-40 only], comprising: Lorry [Caterpillar Type Tender - 1433] with Opening Doors, Canvas Tilt, White [smooth] Rubber Tyres, [replacement rear tracks & tailgate missing], Limber [short pole pattern - 1479 - 1 hinge detached] with Ammunition & R.A.18 Pounder Gun [1201]. Khaki Green Finish. Driver missing. Some paint chipping otherwise generally Very Good overall, contained in a generally Good [some storage wear & loss of lid end] pictorial [Green] label box.

SECTION 1 FIRE-ARMS CERTIFICATE REQUIRED - Two cased specimen displays of annotated ammunition/cartridges - one entitled 'First World War Collection' containing twenty items including 7.63 Mauser, 7.65 Luger, .303, 7.62 x 54R Russian long, 455 Mk.II lead, 455 Auto etc; the other with sixteen items/clips including Musket cartridge, .577 Snider-Enfield, .577/45 Martini Henry, .303 Enfield Magazine, 7.62 Charger Clip, Specialised .303 rounds etc; largest case 41 x 76cm (2)Condition Report:In sealed display cases so close inspection of individual rounds not possible, but look to be in good condition.Most primers look to be unpunched so live/fired status undeterminable. Hence FAC required.

Green painted canvas covered ammunition carrier with Royal Coat of Arms and leather swing handle; probably Naval; H37.5cm not including handleCondition Report:Condition is consistent with age and use with wear to interior.Only minor loss to coat of arms.

Seventeen books/pamphlets on cartridge making, ammunition, gunsmithing etc including Barnes Frank: Cartridges of the World. 2006 11th edition; Donnelly John T.: The Handloaders Manual of Cartridge Conversions. 1987; Hoyem George A.: The History and Development of Small Arms Ammunition. 2005 Volume Three; Speer Reloading Manual No.11; Baker D.J.: British Handloading Cartridge Tools. 2003. Signed by author etcCondition Report:Condition varies but most look to be in reasonable condition.Noted Lynam Cast Bullet Handbook dis-bound.

Assorted rifle and pistol spares; early Gem air rifle with sawn off barrel (piece present); telescopic sight; canvas/leather ammunition pouch; Mauser stock; barrel browning solution etcCondition Report:Condition varies but obviously parts are removed from old weapons.

Three green ammunition boxes converted to a planter, 100cm tall

Twenty five original rounds of .577 Snider ammunition. LICENCE REQUIRED Twenty five original rounds of .577 Snider ammunition.UK FIREARMS LICENCE WITH CORRECT AMMUNITION ALLOWANCE OR RFD REQUIRED.This ammunition is accompanied by a photocopy of a handwritten letter from a previous owner detailing the history of the ammunition and ownership by Mr Reuben Reeds of Omemee Ontario. Reeds enlisted as a volunteer in the Royal Canadian Regiment in 1899 and served in South Africa as part of the Boer War. Following the end of hostilities, the Canadian volunteers were allowed to keep their Sniders and what remaining ammunition they had as by this time they were well beyond obsolete. The letter details how Reuben Reeds, of farming background, could not bring himself to shoot at the Dutch farmers and consequently brought a large amount of his allocated ammunition home. He also quite rightly feared using a single-shot black powder cartridge arm against the repeating clip-fed Mausers carried by the Boers. Please see Reuben's Snider rifle, ammunition chest and other original packets of ammunition also included in this sale.

450 rounds of .17HMR ammunition, 450 rounds of .17HMR ammunition, to include 100 Hornady 17 grain V-Max, 100 rounds of CCI 17 grain, 50 rounds of Remmington 17 grain V-Max, and 200 rounds of Winchester 17 grain V-MaxUK FIREARMS LICENCE WITH CORRECT AMMUNITION OR RFD REQUIRED.

One packet of ten original rounds of .577 Snider ammunition, LICENCE REQUIRED One packet of ten original rounds of .577 Snider ammunition, the paper cover stamped Cartridges S.A. Ball B. L . Snider Arm, D.C. 1886UK FIREARMS LICENCE WITH CORRECT AMMUNITION ALLOWANCE OR RFD REQUIRED.This ammunition packet is accompanied by a photocopy of a handwritten letter from a previous owner detailing the history of the ammunition and ownership by Mr Reuben Reeds of Omemee Ontario. Reeds enlisted as a volunteer in the Royal Canadian Regiment in 1899 and served in South Africa as part of the Boer War. Following the end of hostilities, the Canadian volunteers were allowed to keep their Sniders and what remaining ammunition they had as by this time they were well beyond obsolete. The letter details how Reuben Reeds, of farming background, could not bring himself to shoot at the Dutch farmers and consequently brought a large amount of his allocated ammunition home. He also quite rightly feared using a single-shot black powder cartridge arm against the repeating clip-fed Mausers carried by the Boers. Please see Reuben's Snider rifle, ammunition chest and other original packets of ammunition also included in this sale.

Boer War .577 Snider rifle Boer War Enfield .577 three band Snider rifle with history, 36.5" barrel stamped fitted with ladder sight, Crown V.R. lock dated 1862, the MkII breech stamped L.S.A.C for the London Small Arms Company who carried out the conversion from muzzle loader, the stock fitted with brass furniture and stamped with L.S.A.C circle and numeral 1, complete with cleaning rod and jockey cap striker cover. Together with its original issued socket bayonet.This rifle is accompanied by a handwritten letter from a previous owner detailing the history of the arm and ownership by Mr Reuben Reeds of Omemee Ontario. Reeds enlisted as a volunteer in the Royal Canadian Regiment in 1899 and carried it whilst serving in South Africa as part of the Boer War. Following the end of hostilities, the Canadian volunteers were allowed to keep their Sniders and what remaining ammunition they had as by this time they were well beyond obsolete. The letter details how Reuben Reeds, of farming background, could not bring himself to shoot at the Dutch farmers and consequently brought a large amount of his allocated ammunition home. He also quite rightly feared using a single-shot black powder cartridge arm against the repeating clip-fed Mausers carried by the Boers. Please see the ammunition box and packets of original ammunition included later in this sale which was issued to Reuben Reeds and accompanied him home with this rifle. Section 58 (2) Antique / obsolete calibre, can be owned without a licence. Buyer must be over the age of 18, age verification will be required if the lot is to be posted out.140cm long

Lee Metford .303 bolt action rifle LICENCE REQUIRED Lee Metford MkII L.S.A. .303 bolt action rifle converted to a Charger Loader Lee Enfield and set up for MkII round nose ball ammunition, 30-inch barrel fitted with folding ladder sights and secured by two bands the front being fitted with a cleaning rod and bayonet lug, the action with charger loader added, the wrist joint with Crown VR 1894 date and L.S.A. Co. stamp above numeral II, the reverse side stamped with further London Small Arms stamps and 1910 date and C.L.L.E. fitted with original volley sights, the wrist stamped with later owner name J. Cambell, Birmingham Nitro proofs, serial number 9262B, the bolt numbered 13747. UK FIREARMS LICENCE WITH .303 VARIATION OR RFD REQUIRED .125cm long The rifle shows signs of age with a dark patina. The bore has a strong rifling pattern through most of the tube but does have worn rifling around the throat just ahead of the chamber. The metal finish outside of the rifle is of worn and fading bluing with some light speckled pitting and surface corrosion. The magazine is more corroded and pitted than the rest of the rifle. The VR stamping is lighter than would be expected indicating a refinish, perhaps at the time of conversion. The Action works correctly, the bolt face has some wear to it and some light surface dents around the primer area. The bolt has a different serial number to the rifle. The wood stock has lots of dents, scratches and marks, but no repairs or splits, there is a chip to the wood around the cleaning rod channel edge. The butt is a different colour and patina to the rest of the wood indicating it has been refinished or replaced.