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Lot 18
Cap Badges and Titles cap include bullion embroidery, QC Brigadier on various backings ... Gilt, KC Royal Artillery (blades) ... Plated, KC Army Apprentice School ... Anodised, QC Army Apprentice School. Titles include embroidery Home Guard ... Embroidery Royal NZ Electrical & Mechanical Engineers ... Embroidery Welsh Guards ... Embroidery Irish Guards ... Bullion embroidery, KSLI blazer badge ... Selection of rank badges and buttons. Quantity. Payment by BANK TRANSFER ONLY
Lot 199
Small Selection of Military Trophies consisting pewter figure. The base with cast QC Army Physical Training Corps badge . Wooden base with plaque named to "Lt Col V K Freeman" ... Bronzed figure of a golfer on a marble base. Engraved plaque "Sennelager Army Golf Club Medal Winner 1990. Lt Col V K Freeman" ... 2 x embroidery, British Army of the Rhine pennants ... Embroidery pennant ... Small selection of other items. Quantity. Payment by BANK TRANSFER ONLY
Lot 60
Selection of Various British Badges including bevo weave Royal Marines title ... Embroidery Royal Marines shoulder strap ... Embroidery Royal Marines collar badge ... 2 x brass and enamel RMLI hat pins ... Gilt and enamel RMAC lapel badge ... Chrome and enamel Commando lapel badge ... Chrome and enamel RNA lapel badge ... 33 x bi-metal QC Royal Army Ordnance Corps cap badges. 53 items. Payment by BANK TRANSFER ONLY
Lot 1905
Two groups of medals to members of the How family, one group comprising MBE, civil issue, with original Royal Mint case and instructions for wearing card, 1914-18 British War Medal and 1914-19 Victory Medal to '2.Lieut.H.How' and the three corresponding dress miniature medals, mounted on a bar, the other group comprising 1939-45 Star, Burma Star, 1939-45 Defence Medal, War Medal with MiD spray and Efficiency Medal, George VI issue, with Territorial suspension to 'Lt P.G.How. R.E.', mounted on a bar as worn, with Army Council forwarding slip, the corresponding five dress miniature medals, spare ribbons and two MiD sprays, together with three enamelled Red Cross awards relating to Miss Nellie E. Armstrong and an enamelled badge, detailed 'Burlington's School 1699'.Buyer’s Premium 29.4% (including VAT @ 20%) of the hammer price. Lots purchased online via the-saleroom.com will attract an additional premium of 6% (including VAT @ 20%) of the hammer price.
Lot 102
A collection of Bucks Constabulary and WWII Army cap badges including The Welsh and Royal Corps Army Ordnance, silver ARP badges, Civil Defence enamelled gilt brass badges, Bucks Constabulary Special Badge, Bucks Constabulary and Wycombe Borough Police buttons, police shoulder number, and other items Location: Cab
Lot 1182
British Army WW2 RAMC ephemera including Soldier's Service & Pay book for 7385742 Cpl Phillips, Identity Certificate, side hat with badge, khaki tunic with RAMC badges, sporting medals etc together with three WW2 German Nazi Third Reich badges/medals comprising Wound Badge with 107 to reverse, 1941/42 Eastern Front Medal and a N.S Frauenfchat badge with RZM & M1 to reverse, souvenirs acquired by Cpl Phillips RAMC
Lot 1200
British Army 'Red Coat' scarlet tunic of rough cloth with 1st Battalion Middlesex Volunteer woven shoulder titles, General Service buttons by Samuel Brothers of London, Marksman Proficiency badge to sleeve and part Samuel Brothers Ltd London paper label with Hornsey recorded under regiment title, size small
Lot 1106
Royal Navy interest service documents and ephemera relating to Cecil Babcock L6737 Officer's Steward, including Certificates of Service with the first entry dated May 1915 and last entry September 1945, Trade Certificate, Admiralty Manual for Officer's Stewards, Mine Clearance Service Medal Badge, condolence letter and investiture ticket stub both for Buckingham Palace, together with a Women's Land Army Tie, two school attendance medals etc
Lot 1029
British Army WW1 medal pair comprising War Medal and Victory Medal named to 50876 Pte W G Pridnam, Royal Warwickshire Regiment together with WW2 1939-1945 Star and War Medal, Royal Air Force Certificate Service and Discharge for 614759 Ronald Oliver Hewlett, Somerset Light Infantry pin badge, Maginot line badge, a 1945 RAF related diary and two further diaries etc
Lot 1014
Eight WW2 medals comprising two 1939-1945 Star, Africa Star with clasp for 8th Army, Italy Star, Atlantic Star, Pacific Star and two War Medals, together with WW1 War Medal named to 65838 Pte W O Roberts 24th Canadian Infantry, WW1 German Honour Cross Medal, Labour Corps cap badge and medal ribbons etc
Lot 90
Kriegsmarine Pay book, 3rd Class Wound Badge with Citation & P.O.W Discharge Sheet for a German Sailor who was transferred to the Army as a Panzer Grenadier when no ships were available and moresoldiers were needed on the ground. He was wounded at Bunzlau, Poland 1944 and was captured at Winsen, Germany. Released from a P.O.W Camp on the 4th Sept 1944.
Lot 3059
WW2 group of three medals comprising 1939-1945 Medal, France and Germany Star and 1939-45 Star with named issue box, medal slip and ribbons; identity tags; Loyal Service badge; and quantity of WW2 and later related paperwork including Service & Pay Book, Release Book, Transfer to Army Reserve etc
Lot 3064
Group of five WW2 medals comprising 1939-1945 War Medal, Defence medal, 1939-1945 Star, Africa Star with 1st Army clasp and Italy Star, on medal bar with George VI General Service Medal with Malaya clasp and US Silver Star (with original issue case containing button-hole badge) awarded to Major J. Brock R.W.K. complete with set of miniatures and various ribbons; together with two 1930s Life Saving Medals, two RWK association 'jewels' of office, RWK regimental car mascot with additional inner crest etc
Lot 590
An interesting collection of militaria, First World War and later,including; a piece of canvas inscribed "Envelope of Zeppelin brought down Sunday night "Potters Bar", October 2nd 1916"; a collection of material relating to British Red Cross Nurse Mrs. May Freeman Morgan, comprising; a Proficiency in Red Cross Nursing medal, 1917, British Red Cross Society medal, British Red Cross badge, two portrait photographs, certificate and compliments slip, together with Princess Mary Christmas gift tin, with original Christmas card inscribed '5843 Sergeant G Hillard, Coldstream Guards'; a miniature book of common prayer, inscribed inside backcover 'Hillard'; an '"Active Service Testament 1914"' inscribed to interior '29th Oct 14, Mr. C. W. Reed, 13th Coldstream Gds' and '5843c Corporal G. Hillard, No. 3 Coy, 4th Reg B. Coldstream Gds'; a South Africa 1900 tin; Prisoner of War box with watercolour painted lid, containing cap badges, 2 rings, shrapnel, ribbons, Aly Sloper token, miniature dagger, Masonic institute girls badge, buttons, Second World War German Tag der Arbiet, Pakistan Army Coronation Contingent embroidery in box, RMS Lusitania replica medal and a ball top Swagger stick, (qty)Condition: Condition all worn, tins with scratches, medals good overall,
Lot 729
A collection of militaria related items to include Scots Guards cloth badges for the Lancers, various campaigns to include Egypt, A.C.F. badges, for Tactical Air Command Pacific Air Force, other badges to include Liverpool College C.C.F., a card containing a display of mainly King's Own badges, some original, some replica, RAF badges, King's Own Border, Military Police, Royal Army Ordnance Corps, Reconnaissance Corps and many more, four wooden display shields with coat of arms for the Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers, The Liverpool Scottish, The King's Own Royal Border Regiment, and Liverpool Merseyside British Korean Veterans, a card with a display of military related buttons, a 1950-1953 Korean medal to commemorate the 40th anniversary of the outbreak of the Korean War 1950-1990, a United States of America Korean service medal, a box containing a quantity of original and copy badges, RAF, British Legion, and others, a dog tag no.15488 Sgt. J. Lonorgan 4th K A R B.E Africa, a 1929 Royal Fusiliers medal, a 1956 copy of 'The Lion and the Rose Volume 4', Journal of the King's Own Royal Regiment (Lancaster), a quantity of various cloth badges relating to various organisations to include The Amalgamated Society of Anglers Leeds District, Police epaulette, Y.C.B.A., RAF and many more, a framed and glazed large brass badge from the First King's Own Border O.P Fondant 1989 and a book by F Wilkinson 'Badges of the British Army 1820 to the Present'.
Lot 115
A group of five World War II medals comprising 1939-45 Star, Africa Star with 1st Army Clasp, Italy Star (replacements), Defence Medal and War Medal, all mounted to bar, together with service book for Robert Henry Jones, photograph, tie and cap badge together with a WW1 silver war badge, number B226089 and Girl Guide Badges etc
Lot 167
Stalingrad interest - A group of four German Second World War bestowal certificates awarded to Dr Hubert Wirtz together with his personal album of photographs, the certificates comprising: 1. GUNTHER VON KLUGE (1882-1944) - Partly-printed D.S., 1p. 8vo. 3rd July 1940. A Clasp to the Iron Cross 2nd Class bestowal certificate, awarded to Dr Hubert Wirtz of Kr. Trsp. Abt. 582 (Ambulance Detachment 582). Signed at the conclusion in pencil by Commander of the 4th Army, Gunther von Kluge. Kluge was later promoted to Field Marshall and implicated in the assassination plot against Hitler, ultimately committing suicide by cyanide in 1944. Sold together with a small printed portrait photograph. 2. BAUMEISTER, Wilhelm (1887-1963) - Partly-printed D.S., 1p 8vo Ostmedaille (Winter Medal 1941/42) and Wound Black (black), both signed in blue ink by Generalarzt u. Armeearzt Baumeister during his tenure as Army-Medic with the 6th Army. 3. HOLLIDT, KARL-ADOLF: (1891-1985) - Partly-printed D.S., 1p. 8vo, 20th April 1943. A War Merit Class 2nd Class with Swords bestowal certificate signed in ink by Hollidt during his tenure as Commander of the 6th Army. Sold together with a black and white printed photograph of Hollidt with facsimile signature. 4. A War Merit Cross 1st Class with swords certificate with a facsimile signature of Maximilian Fretter-Pico, a black and white printed photograph of Piro and a listing of Baumeister's service history. Sold together with a black wound badge and Dr Hubert Wirtz's personal photograph album, comprising approximately fifty-five black and white photographs and postcards showing army soldiers, army doctors, party rallies, railway transportation including a train derailment, military banquets, portraits and other related snapshots Notes: Dr. Hubert Wirtz (b. 20th May 1907) appears listed in the SS leader personnel files in the Berlin Document Archives.
Lot 177
A collection of thirteen German Day Badges and tinnies comprising "Jugenfest 1937"; "Braunschweig Kriestag 1939"; "Obermollern Kr. Weissenfels" plastic day badge; "Reichstag Besuch in Berlin" brass pin; "Kinder Aufs Land" donation tinnie; "Besuch Beim Deutschen Bundestag" (Visitor to German Parliament) badge; Army Reservists tinnie; Army Banner tinnie marked "Infanterie Su 22" to verso; "Kreistag NSDAP Beg-Land 1938"; "Wir Kampften Gegen Hunger Und Kalte 1933-34"; "Reichsparteitag 1935"; a German 1933 Welfare Badge and a 1939 Ostmark-Altreich-Sudetenland National Day of Labour Badge (13)
Lot 178
A Second World War German black wound badge with a certificate of the award named to Wachtmeister Ludwig Pfisterer of H.K. Art. Rgt. 944 (Master-Sentinel/Watch-Master in the 944th Army Coastal Artillery Regiment). This wound certificate was awarded in Bückeburg on 26. February 1945 for injuries sustained in 1944, signed by the Senior Physician and Chief Doctor. Together with Kriegsmarine naval artillery battalions, the Army Coastal Artillery Regiment provided the backbone of coastal defence. Most units were destroyed or disbanded during the German retreat from the Adriatic coastline.
Lot 30
A collection of militaria owned and used by a Civil Defence Warden in Manchester during WW2 (Mrs W. Davies) comprising a Respirator, Anti-Gas, Light MKIV with canister; 1937 dated Home Services gas mask, together with three filters; a City of Manchester A.R.P Warden poster; Civil Defence armband (dark blue with yellow text and King's Crown); Warden shoulder title; Manchester City Police issued Warden Instructions for respirators; blank Warden's Report Forms; Air Raid Precautions Scheme Warden Handbook; Civilian Respirator order forms; a 'Chart of War Gases' issued by the Ministry of Home Security in 1942; 'A Concise, Fully Illustrated and Practical Guide for the Householder and Air-Raid Warden' by S. Eveyln Thomas; Fire Guards Handbook; Poison Gas booklet; a copy of the War Graves of the British Empire Cemeteries and Churchyards in North and Central Essex, together with two pre-WW2 Aliens Order 1920 Certificate of Registrations for married Chinese citizens; a British Army canteen with cork stopper, dated 1952, camouflage helmet netting, khaki canvas bag, WW2 Air Training Corps badge, RAF cap badge and buttons etc (heavy verdigris)
Lot 140
A Full Size British World War One Medal Trio To Include The Great War Of Civilisation Victory Medal, The 1914-1918 British War Medal And The 1914-1915 Star Medal, All Named And Issued To No.9778 Private FREDERICK YOUNG Of The Royal Army Cyclist Corps (Wounded), All Complete With Correct Ribbons, Comes Together With Associated Kings Crown Cap Badge.
Lot 208
A Collection of Soviet Russian Items, comprising a 1989 AF/Airborne officer visor hat, size 59, a New Russian MVD police breast badge, a Russian Military Guards duty shift badge, a Federal Reserve Bank police breast badge numbered 08189, a Cuban Airborne jump badge, a Red Guard breast badge, a New Russian Communist Party membership pin, a Soviet officer qualification badge - II class, an AF Excellence badge, an Army Excellence badge, a Military Athlete pin, a Russian Imperial Crest, a "Remember Unstoppable Ship Polar Navy" badge, a "Kursk" submarine badge of three part construction, a K-18 "Karelia" submarine badge of two part construction, a Submariner/Staff badge, three Second World War commemorative medals for 20th, 30th and 40th anniversary, a set of 10 pins dedicated to the WWII Soviet tanks and armoured vehicles, a set of twelve pins dedicated to the Soviet Space Programme, a set of ten pins dedicated to Peter the Greatest Fleet (History of the Russian Navy) and a pair of three star shoulder boards to a Colonel of the Topography, Mapping, Geo and Technical Services (50)
Lot 132
Eight: Major-General A. G. B. Buchanan, Royal Engineers, who served as Officer Commanding, 144th Army Troops Company, R.E., during the Great War, being twice Mentioned in Despatches, and as Director of Fortifications and Works during the Second War, for which service he was awarded the American Legion of Merit 1914-15 Star (Capt. A. G. B. Buchanan. R.E.); British War and Victory Medals, with M.I.D. oak leaves (Capt. A. G. B. Buchanan.); Defence and War Medals 1939-45; Jubilee 1935, unnamed as issued; Coronation 1937, unnamed as issued, all mounted court-style as worn; United States of America, Legion of Merit, Commander’s neck badge, unnamed as issued, with neck riband, and full and miniature width lapel riband bars, in fitted case of issue, nearly extremely fine (8) £500-£700 --- United States Legion of Merit, Commander London Gazette 14 November 1947. The original citation states: ‘Major General S. G. B. Buchanan, T.E., M.Inst., R.E. ASN P/1628, for exceptionally meritorious conduct in the performance of outstanding service on behalf of the United States Army, as Director of Fortifications and Works, from September 1942 to June 1943. Major General Buchanan provided liaison between United States Forces and the British War Ministry in all matters pertaining to the construction of ground projects in the United Kingdom and the procurement of construction materials needed therefor. General Buchanan’s energetic co-operation and skilful support and guidance assured the timely provision of adequate accommodations for American Forces in the United Kingdom.’ Alan George Bigham Buchanan was born in Chatham, Kent, on 17 December 1886 and was educated at Bradfield College and the Royal Military Academy, Woolwich. Commissioned Second Lieutenant in the Royal Engineers on 25 July 1906, he was promoted Lieutenant on 22 November 1908, and during 1912-13 travelled throughout Hong Kong, China, Korea, and Japan, passing a colloquial test in Cantonese. Promoted Captain on 30 October 1914, he served as Officer Commanding 144th Army Troops Company, Royal Engineers during the Great War on the Western Front from 6 October 1915, and was appointed a Staff Officer (with the temporary rank of Major) from 7 April 1917. He left his unit suffering from sickness on 28 July 1918, and spent the rest of the War recuperating at home. For his services during the Great War he was twice Mentioned in Despatches (London Gazettes 4 January 1917 and 11 December 1917). Post-War, Buchanan was appointed a Staff Captain at the War Office on 24 September 1919, and was promoted Major on 1 April 1924. He saw further service in north China, in Tientsin, 1925-28, and having returned to the U.K. was promoted Lieutenant-Colonel on 24 September 1930, and Colonel on 24 September 1934. He served as Assistant Director of Fortifications and Works at the War Officer from October 1936 to June 1939, and then as Deputy Director of the Territorial Army (Works), with the temporary rank of Brigadier, from 15 June 1939. Buchanan saw further service at home during the Second World War, firstly as Chief Engineer, Northern Command, from 18 December 1939, and then as Director of Fortifications and Works, with the temporary rank of Major-General, from 22 September 1941. Following the United States of America’s entry into the War, and the U.S. Army’s arrival in Europe, he served as Engineer Advisor to the U.S. Army, for which services he was awarded the American Legion of Merit (Degree of Commander), one of only 204 such awards made to British personnel for service during the Second World War. He retired with the honorary rank of Major-General on 26 August 1943. In later life Buchanan served as Assistant General Secretary of the Church of England Men’s Society from 1953-57, and also published a semi-autobiographical book about religion entitled ‘Seeking a City, A Pilgrimage’ under the pseudonym Alan George. He also contributed various technical papers to the Institute of Civil Engineers (of which body he was elected a Fellow). He died on 24 February 1971. Sold together with the recipient’s five pre-Second War miniature awards, mounted as worn; two card identity tags ‘Col. Alan G. B. Buchanan C. of E.’, with two crucifixes and a religious charm; General Officer’s cap band complete with badge; another General Officer’s cap badge; three pairs of Staff Officer collar tabs (two pairs with E.VIII.R. buttons and one pair with G.VI.R. buttons); two Royal Engineers buttons; a wooden shield of the 144th (Army Troops) Company, Royal Engineers from the Great War; a copy of the recipient’s book ‘Seeking a City, A Pilgrimage’; and copied research and other ephemera relating to both the recipient and his daughter, including a photographic image of the recipient.
Lot 159
Pair: Private F. Palmer, Army Service Corps British War and Victory Medals (M-271193 Pte. F. Palmer. A.S.C.) good very fine Pair: Private T. I. Sanders, Army Service Corps British War and Victory Medals (A-293808 Pte. T. I. Sanders. A.S.C.); together with the recipient’s Silver War Badge, the reverse officially numbered ‘B52103’, nearly extremely fine Victory Medal 1914-19 (2) (M2-097604 Sjt. W. Hutson. A.S.C.; 16176 Pte. J. Potter. A.S.C.) very fine (6) £70-£90 --- Thomas Irvin Sanders attested for the Army Service Corps on 29 January 1917, and served with them during the Great War. He was discharged due to disabilities attributed to War service on 2 December 1918, and was awarded a Silver War Badge. James Potter attested for the Army Service Corps and served with them during the Great War on the Western Front from 24 September 1915. He subsequently transferred to the Labour Corps, and was discharged Class ‘Z’ Reserve on 20 March 1919. Sold with copied research.
Lot 213
A Great War 1919 ‘Balkan theatre’ M.B.E. group of three awarded to Lieutenant W. D. Pollock, Royal Engineers The Most Excellent Order of the British Empire, M.B.E. (Military) Member’s 1st type breast badge, silver, hallmarks for London 1919; British War and Victory Medals (Lieut. D. W. Pollock.) mounted as worn, minor official correction to BWM, very fine (3) £140-£180 --- M.B.E. London Gazette 12 December 1919: ‘In recognition of valuable services rendered in connection with Military Operations in the Balkans, and with the Army of the Black Sea.’ Douglas Warren Pollock was commissioned Second Lieutenant in the Royal Engineers on 16 June 1915, and served with them during the Great War in Egypt from February 1916. He was promoted Lieutenant on 29 July 1916, and for his services during the Great War was created a Member of the Order of the British Empire.
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