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Britains - Set 2027 - The Red Army - Guards Infantry in Parade Uniform, [1956 version], comprising: 8 x Guardsmen Marching with Slung Rifles, depicted in Grey Overcoats & Peaked Caps. Generally Very Good overall. [8]

Britains - Un-catalogued Special Paint Figures - US Army Medical Officer, Circa, 1939/41, comprising: Walking Officer, Depicted in Light Khaki Drab Uniform with Peaked Cap & Red Cross Arm Band. Generally Near Mint [crack to arm loop] overall.

Britains - Set 139 - French Chasseurs a Cheval [1925 version], comprising: 1 x Officer - Extended Sabre Arm [Cantering Grey Horse] & 4 x Troopers with Movable Arms Carrying Carbines & Mounted on Trotting Horses [old repair to horse neck] otherwise generally Very Good overall, contained [Silhouette insert] in a generally Good [some storage wear] Whisstock "Types of the French Army" illustrated [Grey] label box

Britains for Gamages - Types of the Indian Army - Display Set - Infantry 1930's Issue, comprising: Unidentified Infantry Regiment - [Red Jackets / Blue Trousers & Blue/Red Turbans] - Officer with Drawn Sword, Bugler, Colour Bearer & 5 x Sepoys Marching at the Trail & Unidentified Indian Infantry Regiment [Khaki Jackets Brown Trousers & Red/Yellow / Brown Turbans] - Officer with Drawn Sword, Bugler & 6 x Sepoys Marching at the Slope. Near Mint overall, contained [strung - insert stamped "GAMAGES OF HOLBORN"] in a generally Good [storage wear & old repairs to lid edges] Gamages Special Toy Soldiers [Red] Label set box. For a companion set - see Lot 7807, 31st October 2022 sale. Rare the first example of this variant to be sold by Vectis.

Britains - From Set 1317 - Salvation Army Band, [1934 Version] in Red, now comprising: Cymbalist, Cornet, Trombonist & 2 x Euphonium [Brass / Steel]. Some minor paint chipping, otherwise generally Excellent overall. [5]

Britains for Gamages - Types of the Indian Army - Display Set - Cavalry, 1930's Issue, comprising: 3rd Madras Cavalry [Blue Kurtka's with Dark/Pale Blue & White Turbans] - Mounted Officer, Mounted Trumpeter & 3 x Mounted Sepoys with Lances & 1st Bengal Cavalry - [Khaki Kurtka's with Red/Yellow & Black Turbans] - Mounted Colour Bearer, Mounted Trumpeter & 3 x Mounted Sepoys with Lances. Generally Near Mint overall, contained [strung - insert stamped "GAMAGES OF HOLBORN"] in a generally Good [some storage wear] Gamages Special Toy Soldiers [Blue] Label set box. For a companion set - see Lot 5603, 31st July 2020 sale. Rare the First Example of this Variant to be Sold by Vectis.

Britains - Set 175 - Austrian Lancers [1925 version], comprising: Officer with Extended Sabre Arm, Trumpeter on a Grey Horse & 3 x Lancers with Drawn Sabres [Mid Blue Finish]. Minor paint chipping otherwise generally Excellent overall, contained [strung] in a generally Good [some storage wear] "Types of the Austro-Hungarian Army" [Orange] label set box.

Britains - Paris Office - The French Army - Infanterie de Ligne [1916 version], comprising: Mounted Officer [extended Sword arm] Mounted on a Brown Cantering Horse with Brown Saddle & Red Edged Blue Shabraque. Depicted in Horizon Blue Uniform & "Adrian" Pattern Helmet. Some minor age wear otherwise generally Excellent overall.

Britains - From Set 192 - The French Army - Infanterie de Ligne - Active Service, 1916 [1916 version - Pre/Post War Issues], now comprising: 9 x Infantrymen Marching at the Slope & Mounted Officer [conversion] in "Horizon Bleu" Uniforms & Adrian Pattern Helmets. Generally Excellent [some mismatching] overall. [10]

Britains - Set 1621 - Indian Army - 12th Frontier Force Regiment [1938 issue], comprising: 8 x Sepoys Marching at the Slope - Khaki Turbans & Uniforms with Black Facings, Black Gaiters & Brown Boots. Near Mint overall, contained [Slotted Insert] in a generally Very Good Printed "Types of the Colonial Army - Battle Honours" [Green] label set box

WW2 era German army officer’s dress dagger, with original hanging straps. Orange celluloid grip with oak leaf patterned nickel plated pommel. Usual cross guard depicting the national eagle and swastika, with scroll ends. Pebbled nickel plated scabbard with 2 suspension rings. Double edged blade marked ‘WKC Solingen’ at the ricasso. Silver braided straps with olive green velvet backing. Overall length 40cm, blade length 25cm. Condition: generally good, with service wear. Hairline crack to the celluloid grip coming down from the pommel. Some minor wear to the nickel plating in places. The scabbard is dented to both sides near the chape. Straps in good condition.

WW1 British Army 1897 Pattern Officers Sword, the 80cm fullered steel blade with traces of decoration and inscribed 'W.E. French 1914'; the basket hilt pierced with the George V cypher and wire-bound fish-skin grip L97cm overall; and WW1 British 1821 pattern Royal Artillery officer's sword with three-bar hilt; both lacking scabbard (2)Condition Report:Both in reasonable condition but very dusty from open display.Artillery sword possibly has replacement fish-skin and wire to grip.

Remington Richmond Virginia .44 six-shot army revolver, the 20cm(8") octagonal barrel with ramrod under, brass trigger guard and varnished wooden grips, action stamped CSA L37cm overallCondition Report:Appears to be composed of various parts and suitable for restoration. Ramrod looks like a remanufactured replacement. Requires new set of nipples. Barrel very pitted. Fore-sight missing. Action faulty and barrel not tight up to cylinder. Action and cylinder harshly cleaned. CSA mark over heavily stamped.

Remington New Model Army .44 six-shot single action revolver with shaped wooden grips, brass trigger guard and 8 inch octagonal barrel stamped 'Patented Sept 14 1858 E Remington & Sons Ilion New York USA New-Model', overall length 37cm, serial number 25849. 

Remington New Model Army .44 six-shot single action revolver with shaped wooden grips, brass trigger guard and 8 inch octagonal barrel stamped 'Patented Sept 14 1858 E Remington & Sons Ilion New York USA New-Model', overall length 37cm, serial number 92533. 

Remington New Model Army .44 six-shot single action revolver with shaped wooden grips, brass trigger guard and 8 inch octagonal barrel stamped 'Patented Sept 14 1858 E Remington & Sons Ilion New York USA', overall length 37cm, serial number 30138. 

Pietta Remington New Model Army .44 six-shot single action revolver with nickel plated trigger guard, wooden grips and 8 inch octagonal barrel, overall length 37cm, serial number A4075.  PLEASE NOTE THAT A VALID RELEVANT FIREARMS/SHOTGUN CERTIFICATE IS REQUIRED TO HANDLE/PURCHASE THIS ITEM.

Ruger Old Army .44 six-shot single action revolver with shaped wooden grips, adjustable sights and named 7.5 inch barrel, overall length 36.5cm, serial number 145-82264, in original fitted case with accessories.  PLEASE NOTE THAT A VALID RELEVANT FIREARMS/SHOTGUN CERTIFICATE IS REQUIRED TO HANDLE/PURCHASE THIS ITEM.

Colt 1860 Army .44 six-shot single action revolver with shaped wooden grips brass trigger guard, frame stamped 'Colts Patent', cylinder engraved with scenes of ships and 8 inch barrel stamped 'Address Col Saml Colt New-York US America', overall length 37cm, serial number 43110. 

Remington New Model Army .44 six-shot single action revolver with shaped wooden grips, brass trigger guard and 8 inch octagonal barrel stamped 'Patented Sept 14 1858 E Remington & Sons Ilion New York USA New-Model', overall length 37cm, serial number 96508. 

Colt 1860 Army .44 six-shot single action revolver with shaped wooden grips brass trigger guard, frame stamped 'Colts Patent', cylinder engraved with scenes of ships and 8 inch barrel stamped 'Address Col Saml Colt New-York US America', overall length 37cm, serial number 36195. 

Colt 1860 Army .44 six-shot single action revolver with shaped wooden grips brass trigger guard, frame stamped 'Colts Patent', cylinder engraved with scenes of ships and 8 inch barrel stamped 'Address Col Saml Colt New-York US America', overall length 37cm, serial number 58557. 

A scarce British Army Land Service bayonet, No. 7 Mk1/L, manufactured by Elkington, circa 1945-48. Used with the Sten MKV submachine gun (or the Lee Enfield No. 4, parade only). The bayonet with 20.3cm blade marked 'M/78' at the forte and brown paxolin grip, housed in a Mk5 scabbard numbered '6286'. Sold together with a Canadian Model 1905/1910 Mk 2 Ross Rifle Co. (Quebec) bayonet, with a date of issue markings for December 1915, overall length 37cm, lacking scabbard; a Whitby (Solingen) hunting knife in unassociated 'Badger' sheath; a modern survival knife and an African-style dagger. (5)

Dinky Toys - A group of five boxed military Dinky Toys. Lot consists of Dinky Toys #643 Army Water Tanker; #670 Armoured Car (x2); #676 Armoured Personnel Carrier; plus #693 7.2 Howitzer. Items show age and some light play wear, generally appearing Good - Very Good. Overall boxes appear Poor - Fair with missing flaps and storage imperfections. (This does not constitute a guarantee) (K)

Dinky Toys - A group of five boxed military Dinky Toys. Lot consists of Dinky Toys #673 Scout Car; #626 Military Ambulance; #677 Armoured Command Car; #621 3 Ton Army Wagon; and #692 5.5 Medium Gun. Items show age and some light play wear, generally appearing Fair Plus - Very Good. Overall boxes appear Poor - Fair with missing flaps and storage imperfections. (This does not constitute a guarantee) (K)

Erik Nitsche (Swiss, 1908 - 1998) "Dove Carrying Letter" Signed lower right. Original Mixed Media painting on Illustration Board. Provenance: Collection of James A. Helzer (1946-2008), Founder of Unicover Corporation. On May 15, 1918, U.S. Army pilots, flying Curtiss JN4Hs -- biplanes affectionately known as "Jennies" -- made postal history by flying the first U.S. air-mail route. Lt. Torrey Webb took off from a makeshift airfield at New York's Belmont Park racetrack bound for Philadelphia. Meanwhile, at Potomac Park in Washington, D.C., President and Mrs. Woodrow Wilson were among the spectators eagerly awaiting the takeoff of another Jenny. For more than 20 minutes, Pilot George L. Boyle futilely attempted to start the plane's engine. Just as the president was about to leave, a voice from the crowd cried "gasoline!" The crew quickly realized they had neglected to fill the aircraft's gas tanks. Once the situation was rectified, Boyle was finally airborne. Unfortunately, misfortune struck again. The misguided pilot lost his bearings and, in an effort to seek help, wrecked the Jenny by attempting to land on a country road. However, another flyer completed Boyle's mission and the first day of airmail service was considered a success. Over the next few years, planes became better adapted to their tasks. Before airfields and aircraft were equipped with adequate illumination, mail had been forwarded by rail during the evening hours. The advent of night flying in 1923 made airmail delivery even more efficient. Image Size: 14 x 12 in. Overall Size: 20 x 15 in. Unframed. (B10377)

Steve Ferguson (American, B. 1946) "North American B-45 Tornado Airplane" Signed lower left. Original Acrylic painting on Cold Press Illustration Board. Provenance: Collection of James A. Helzer (1946-2008), Founder of Unicover Corporation. This painting was originally published on the Fleetwood Commemorative Cover with the U.S. 29c Flag stamp issued March 17, 1992. In 1944 American military planners realized that control of the skies truly lay with jet power -- for bombers as well as fighters. A year later Douglas, Boeing, Consolidated, Martin and North American submitted proposals for jet bombers to the Army Air Force. North American's XB-45 prototype made its first flight in 1947, and the aircraft was such a hit that the Air Force initially ordered 96 "A" models, christened Tornados. The Tornado was the U.S. armed forces' first four-engined jet bomber. During the first tension-filled years after World War II, B-45s of the 47th Bomb Wing based at Sculthorpe, England, served as NATO's primary European based nuclear deterrent strike force. But the Tornado never fired a shot in anger, and the formidable aircraft passed into aviation history by the end of the 1950s. Image Size: 16.5 x 14 in. Overall Size: 20 x 15 in. Unframed. (B13547)

Brian Sanders (British, B. 1937) "Hugh Trenchard and DH9A" Original Watercolor on paper painting. Provenance: Collection of James A. Helzer (1946-2008), Founder of Unicover Corporation. This painting was originally published on the Fleetwood First Day Cover for the Great Britain 29p Lord Trenchard/DH9A stamp issued September 16, 1986. Hugh Trenchard was commissioned in the British Army in 1891 and served with distinction in Great Britain's colonial forces. Realizing the potential of military aviation, Trenchard resolved to learn to fly in 1912. Within a week, he soloed and earned his military pilot rating. At the outbreak of World War I, Trenchard was installed as 3 Commandant of the Military Wing, Royal Flying Corps and commanded the first Royal Flying Corps (RFC) wing in France. Knighted in 1918, Trenchard insisted on the highest training standards, on finding the best men and machines and setting up schools to meet his exacting criteria. One plane which Hugh Trenchard held in high esteem was the DH9A. The plane was produced in 1918 as a replacement for the DH4 and DH8 bombers and was designed around its four-hundred horsepower Liberty engine. Some DH9A 's reached France before the Armistice of November 1918 and were used by Royal Air Force squadrons and the First United States Marine Aviation Force to wreak havoc with the enemy. After World War I, the DH9A was used by RAF squadrons at home, in India, Egypt and Iraq. After long service as a hard-working general purpose aircraft, the DH9A was withdrawn in 1931. Image Size: 11.75 x 14 in. Overall Size: 14.25 x 18.5 in. Unframed. (B10537)

Steve Ferguson (American, B. 1946) "Martin MB Series Airplane" Signed lower right. Original Acrylic painting on Cold Press Illustration Board. Provenance: Collection of James A. Helzer (1946-2008), Founder of Unicover Corporation. This painting was originally published on the Fleetwood Commemorative Cover with the U.S. 29c Flag stamp issued August 15, 1994. The MB-1 was designed in 1918 as a multipurpose bomber with long-range observation capabilities. Yet it was so versatile that the post office purchased several for use in its fledgling airmail service. An evolution of the MB-1, the MB-2 was the only production bomber ever specifically designated as a night bomber by the U.S. Army. The MB-2s were similar to the MB-1 but featured larger wings and other modifications to permit carrying heavier bomb loads. The MB-2 was America's primary bomber following World War I, a period that saw no combat operations. They nevertheless proved the effectiveness of bombers against warships when General Billy Mitchell used them to destroy the decommissioned World War I German battleship Ostfriesland in a demonstration raid off the coast of Virginia in 1921. Image Size: 16.5 x 14 in. Overall Size: 20 x 15 in. Unframed. (B13374)

Dads Army 16x12 inch overall mounted signature piece includes 7 cast member signatures includes Arthur Lowe, John Le Mesurier, Clive Dunn, Ian Lavender, John Laurie, Arnold Ripley and James Beck. 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

A 1916 COMMEMORATIVE MIRROR An exact facsimile of the 1916 Proclamation, engraved on the reverse of a sheet of mirror glass, and elaborately framed in a series of gilt rectangles enclosing symbols of Irish history and nationhood, entirely executed to his own design by a Cork craftsman and wood gilder, Mr. Patrick Coffey. The overall style follows the Romanesque architecture of the General Post Office itself.  Around the Proclamation are small silhouette portraits of the seven signatories modelled in bog oak. The frame’s pillars to left and right, crowned by Easter lilies, are modelled in giltwood with symbols from the Irish struggle for freedom; they rest on the rising sun, symbol of Fenianism, to left, and the green flag of the Irish Republic to right. At the base, a Celtic cross is flanked to left by a Citizen Army volunteer and to right by a Cumann na mBan member, further flanked by the doorways of Kilmainham Prison, where the signatories met their end. The reproduction of the Proclamation shows some of the printing errors of the original. Above the Proclamation, the design reflects the pillared façade of the General Post Office. At the apex, Volunteer Gearóid O’Sullivan raises the flag of the Irish Republic, as in April 1916.  A unique and most impressive artefact, representing Irish craftwork at its best, and highly suitable for display in an appropriate public or private building.  In fine condition throughout, approx. 187cms x 108cms (73 1/2''h x 42''w). (1)

Scottish dirk with a silver mounted carved interwoven horn handle, in a silver mounted leather scabbard, 8.5cm blade, by R A, Glasgow, 1954, overall length 21cm; 3 army badges, 11 buttons, and a button polisher, 1956, etc. (a lot)

A pair of early Victorian portrait miniatures of husband and wife John and Elizabeth Fletcher (Elizabeth nee Willock), John portrayed half-length in the uniform of an army officer, Elizabeth, her head cocked slightly and smiling, her hair in fashionable ringlets and wearing a blue dress with lace shawl and a blossom adorning her breast, watercolour on ivory, each in gilt metal slip and leather covered frame under convex glass, inscribed labels verso, 13 cm x 11 cm overall. (Animal and Plant Health Agency (APHA) registered. Not available for export)[John Fletcher born Bolton-le-Moors, Lancashire, 1808, married Elizabeth Willock at St Mark's Church, Woodhouse, Leeds, 1836, died The Hollins, Radcliffe Road, Bolton-le-Moors, 1876]

KIRBY (Jack). Works, a group of ten hardback books, first edition graphic novels published by DC Comics, includes, Jack Kirbys Fourth World Omnibus, volumes, 1-4, introductions by Mark Evanier, Grant Morrison and others, pictorial endpapers and boards, dust-jackets unclipped, published 2007-2008; together with, Omac: One Man Army Corps, published 2008; The Demon, published 2008, The Losers, published 2009; The Jack Kirby Omnibus, volumes 1-2, published 2009; and SIMON (Joe) and Jack Kirby. The Sandman, published 2009, dust-jackets unclipped, pictorial boards, 8vo. (10) American artist Jack Kirby (1917-1994) is widely regarded as one of the major influential creators and innovators of the comic-book medium. His superhero character creations included Captain America, the Fantastic Four, the Hulk, Ant Man, Thor, Iron Man, X-Men, the Silver Surfer, the Black Panther and many others. Condition Report: overall good conditions.

Batman Memorabilia a group of three boxed DC Comics/Eaglemoss Hero Collection Watches, includes, Wonder Woman Movie Logo Series (DC-ML-05); Batman: The Dark Knight Returns No. 1, Classic Comics February 1986 (DC-CC-04) within sealed box; and Batman No. 608, December 2002 (DC-CC-02) within sealed box, each watch with Japanese quartz movement, face heights 33mm, face widths 33mm, silicone straps, alloy collectors cases and 12-page collectors booklet; together with a boxed Eaglemoss Collections 1950s British Army Japanese quartz watch; and a DC Comics boxed The Penguin Golden Age Series Statue, produced by Dave Grossman Productions, 2000; a 1989 boxed Warner Bros. Studio Store Batman Pen and Holder; a boxed Batman: The Game, DC Comics/Paul Lamond Games, complete board game with instructions (unused); a boxed Robin, DC Comics 3 Limited edition statue, one of 5,000 based on the original statue designed and sculpted by Randy Bowen, hand-painted cold cast porcelain (except Robins (metal) staff. (8)Amended Description. Condition Report: some light wear to boxes, overall good conditions.

A Massachusetts Minuteman Medal awarded to Private D. M. Sidlinger, 6th Massachusetts Volunteer Militia, later Private, Company D, 17th United States Infantry Massachusetts Minuteman Medal, bronze (Daniel M. Sidlinger, Prvt. B. 6th. Regt.) extremely fine £240-£280 --- Daniel M. Sidlinger was born in Maine in 1839 and enlisted in Company B, Massachusetts Volunteer Militia at Townsend, Massachusetts, on 20 May 1861. He was mustered out at Boston on 2 August 1861. Two months later he enlisted on 29 October 1861 for three years in Company D, 1st Battalion, of the newly formed 17th United States Infantry which saw heavy duty with the Army of the Potomac in all of its major engagements before being removed from the line in October 1864. In 1862 he served in the Seven Days Battle, at Second Bull Rim, Antietam and Fredericksburg, where he was wounded. In 1863 the regiment was engaged at Chancellorsville and Gettysburg, and in the Bristoe and Mine Run Campaigns. The following year it was engaged in the battles of the Overland (Rapidan) Campaign and in the battles of the Siege of Petersburg. It was ordered to duty at Fort Lafayette in New York Harbour in October 1864 and Sidlinger was mustered out on 29 October of that year. After the war Siflinger returned to Maine for a while but for over 20 years down to his death he lived in the small community of Sabula, Jackson County, Iowa. In 1894 he joined the Chauncey Lawrence Post No. 163 of the Grand Army of the Republic (Department of Iowa). He was awarded an invalids pension in 1895 and he died on 6 April 1919, being buried in Oak Shade Cemetery, Marion, Linn County, Iowa. The Massachusetts Minuteman Medal In 1902 the State of Massachusetts authorised the production of the Minuteman medal to be awarded to all ‘3 month’ Militiamen who answered Lincoln’s ‘first call’ for troops in April of 1861. The medals themselves were issued with officially impressed naming, giving the name, rank and unit of the soldier, in a similar style to British Campaign medals. Approximately 3,800 veterans were eligible to claim this medal; however, as they were only awarded on application, many remained unissued. Overall, approximately 159,000 men from this State fought for the Union, thus only a fraction actually received a medal. Of the men that were in these original Militia units, the majority went on to serve in other units during the War. Sold with copied research.

Three: Colour Sergeant H. Britton, 1st Battalion, Suffolk Regiment, who was taken prisoner of war at Colesberg, 6 January 1900 Queen’s South Africa 1899-1902, 3 clasps, Cape Colony, Orange Free State, Transvaal (3361 Sgt H. Britton, 1st Suffolk Regt); King’s South Africa 1901-02, 2 clasps, South Africa 1901, South Africa 1902 (3361 Serjt: H. Britton. Suffolk Regt); Army L.S. & G.C., E.VII.R. (3361 C. Sjt: H. Britton. Suffolk Regt) contact marks overall, therefore good fine or better (3) £280-£340 --- Harry James Britton was born in Sudbury, Suffolk, and attested for the Suffolk Regiment at Colchester in October 1892. He advanced to Corporal in December 1895, and to Sergeant in November 1899. Britton served with the 1st Battalion in South Africa from November 1899 to September 1902, and was taken prisoner of war at Colesberg on 6 January 1900. He rejoined his Battalion on 30 September later that same year, and advanced to Colour Sergeant in May 1904 (awarded L.S. & G.C. in 1911). Britton was discharged in October 1913, after 21 years service with the Colours. He re-enlisted in the 5th Battalion, Suffolk Regiment on 1 June 1915, only to be invalided out of service as medically unfit on 2 October 1916. Sold with copied service papers.

SIX BOXED AND THREE LOOSE MATCHBOX SERIES DIE-CAST MILITARY VEHICLES, the first is a Moko Lesney Ferret Scout Car no.61, good condition, box missing end panel,the second is a Saracen Personnel Carrier no.54, good condition with some loss to the top, rust to the wheel pins, box is in okay condition with minor wear, the third is a Moko Lesney Army Half Track MK.III no.49, tracks do move but not spinning freely on the wheels, little loss, sticker to the front, not perfect, box is missing an entire end panel which is loose in the lot, the fourth is a Moko Lesney General Service Truck / Lorry no. 62, good condtion, box is okay, the fifth is a Scamel break-down truck no.64, rust to the wheels, overall good with little loss , box is slightly crushed, the sixth boxed is a RAF pressure re-fueller no.73, again little loss, part of the sticker not on the model, one entire panel on the box is free, the three unboxed models are a Sladin Armoured car 6x6 no.67, an Austin MK 2 radio truck no.68 and a Service Ambulance Ford 3 Ton 4x4 no.63

WW2 Top US Fighter ace Lt Col Francis Gabby Gabreski signed 10 x 8 colour photo in his cockpit, with A4 biography. Francis Stanley "Gabby" Gabreski (born Franciszek Stanis?aw Gabryszewski; January 28, 1919 - January 31, 2002) was a Polish career pilot in the United States Air Force who retired as a colonel after 26 years of military service. He was the top American and United States Army Air Forces fighter ace over Europe during World War II and a jet fighter ace with the Air Force in the Korean War. Although best known for his credited destruction of 34½ aircraft in aerial combat and being one of only seven U.S. combat pilots to become an ace in two wars, Gabreski was also one of the Air Force's most accomplished leaders. In addition to commanding two fighter squadrons, he had six command tours at group or wing level, including one in combat in Korea, totalling over 11 years of command and 15 overall in operational fighter assignments. 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.

Britains - from Set 137 - Royal Army Medical Service [Various Pre War versions], now comprising: 8 x Stretchers, 3 x Nurses with Full Length Skirts, 2 x Stretcher Bearers [Oval Bases], 7 x Stretcher Bearers [Square Bases], 1 x Surgeon, 2 x Doctors & 8 x Casualties [Various Types]. Some paint chipping, mismatching & minor damages otherwise generally Good to Very Good overall. [31 pieces]

Britains - From Set 1723 - Royal Army Medical Corps - [1946 version], now comprising: 4 x Stretcher Bearers in Battle Dress with Steel Helmets, 2 x Stretchers & 2 x Casualties [Head / Arm Wound]. Some paint loss otherwise generally Fair to Good overall, contained [unstrung - no insert] in a generally Fair to Very Good [some storage wear & old tape repairs] ROAN label box

Britains - Set 1329 - General Service Limbered Waggon - Royal Army Service Corps [1934 version], comprising: 2 x Horse Team at the Walk, Driver in Review Order & 2 Part G.S. Wagon [Khaki Green Finish]. Generally Very Good overall, contained in a generally Fair to Good [some storage wear] printed [Yellow] label box. [2 pieces]

Britains - Set 49 - South Australian Lancers - [1896 1st version], comprising: Mounted Officer with Extended Sabre Arm & 4 x Lancers Carrying Lances [1 tip missing] with White over Red Pennons all Mounted on Rocking type Horses & Depicted in Blue Uniform with Red Plastrons & Brown Slouch Hats. Some paint chipping & sun bleaching otherwise generally Good overall, contained [unstrung - no insert] in a generally Poor to Fair [moderate storage wear & missing sections of lid edging] "Our Colonial Army" early printed [Grey] label box. Rare 1st Issue

Britains - Set 1545 - Australian Infantry [1937 version], comprising: Officer with Drawn Sword at the Salute [old repair to arm loop] & 7 x Other Ranks at the Present. Generally Excellent overall, contained in [slotted insert] a generally Very Good [minor storage wear] "Types of the Colonial Army" illustrated [Blue] lid label box

Britains - Set 1512 - Army Ambulance [1937 version], comprising: Khaki Green Painted 4 x Wheeled Ambulance with Silvered Square Nosed Radiator, White [Treaded] Rubber Tyres, "White" Cross Roundels, Driver, Stretcher & Casualty. Some minor paint chipping otherwise generally Very Good overall, contained in a generally Good [some storage wear] illustrated [Green] lid label set box.

Britains - Set 1544 - Australian Infantry [1937 version], comprising: Officer Marching Empty Handed & 7 x Infantrymen Marching at the Slope [damage to 1 rifle]. Generally Very Good overall, contained in [unstrung] a generally Fair to Good [some storage wear & loss to lid edging] "Types of the Colonial Army" [Grey] label box

Britains - Set 2117 United States Army Band [1958 version], comprising: Marching Drum Major & 11 x Marching Bandsmen Playing Various [Correct] Instrumentation [Plastic Drums - transfers flaking]. Depicted in Service Dress with White Steel Helmets. Some paint chipping otherwise generally Very Good overall, contained in [unstrung] a generally Good [some storage wear] ROAN label box.

Britains - Set 1910 - Royal Army Medical Corps in Battledress Hospital Staff, [1940-41 Only], comprising: Marching Doctor, Doctor Carrying Book, 3 x Orderlies, 6 x Stretcher Bearers [all depicted in Battledress with Steel Helmets], 3 x Stretchers, 4 x Patients, 2 x Nurses in Ward Dress, Nurses in Khaki Dress and Cap. Some minor paint loss otherwise generally Excellent overall, contained [unstrung] in a generally Good [some storage wear] "Types of the World's Armies" [Cream] label box. Exceedingly Rare, the First Example to be Sold by Vectis.

Britains - From Set 191 - Turcos, [1915 version], now comprising: 7 [from 8] x Charging Turcos with Fixed Bayonets in Grey/Blue Uniforms with Box Packs [damage to rifle]. Bases marked "DEPOSE". Some paint chipping otherwise generally Very Good overall, contained [unstrung] in a generally Fair [moderate storage wear] early printed "Types of the French Army" [Cream] label box.

Britains -Set 189 - Belgian Infantry - [1915 version], comprising: 8 x Infantrymen at the En-Garde Position [damage to 2 rifles]. Some paint losses / old repairs otherwise generally Good overall, contained [unstrung] in a generally Good [some storage wear] printed "Types of the Belgian Army" [yellow] label box.

Britains - Set 1323 - British Army Display Set [1940 version], comprising: Set 7 - Royal Fusiliers - Marching Empty Handed Officer, 7 x Fusiliers Marching at the Slope, Set 36 - The Sussex Regiment - Mounted Officer & 6 x Other Ranks Marching at the Slope & Set 112 - Seaforth Highlanders - 8 x Highlanders Marching at the Slope [2 mismatches]. Generally Excellent overall, contained [unstrung] in a generally Fair to Good [some storage wear & old repairs] ROAN label box.

Britains Set 71 - Turkish Cavalry - [1897 version / pre 1922 Issue], comprising: Mounted Officer on a Grey Horse with Extended Sabre Arm & 4 x Mounted Troopers, Lances at the Carry with Red Pennons. Some paint chipping otherwise generally Good overall, contained [unstrung - no insert] in a generally Very Good [some storage wear] Whisstock "The Imperial Ottoman Army" illustrated [Grey] label box.

Britains - Set 1558 - Famous Regiment Series - Bedfordshire and Hertfordshire Regiment, [1937 version], comprising: Empty Handed Officer & 7 x Other Ranks marching at the Slope in Red Tunics with White Facings. Some minor paint chipping otherwise generally Excellent overall, contained [slotted insert] in a Fair [damp damage to lid] "Famous Regiments of the British Army" [Yellow] label box. Scarce Issue

Britains - Herald Set H7998 - British Army Display Set [1955], comprising: 1 x Mounted Horse Guard [Standard Bearer], Mounted Guards Officer, Dismounted Life Guards - Trumpeter, Dismounted Horse Guard - Trooper, Marching Foot Guards Officer with Sword, 2 x Colour Bearers, 2 x Guardsmen at Ease, 2 x Guardsmen at the Present, 5 x Guardsmen marching at the Slope, Highland Drum Major, 2 x Pipers, 2 x Side Drummers, 1 x Bass Drummer, Mounted Officer, Officer with Drawn Sword & 5 x Highlanders Marching at the Slope. Some paint losses otherwise generally Good to Very Good overall, contained [partially strung] in a generally Fair to Good [some storage wear] Red Display box [90 x 21 cm / 35.5 x 8.25 inches] with ROAN lid label. Herald's largest set now scarce to find complete

Britains - Set 1723 - Royal Army Medical Corps -Service Dress - 1939-40 Only version, comprising: 4 x Stretcher Bearers, 2 x Stretchers, 2 x Patients with Head Wounds & 2 x Nurses. Generally Excellent overall, contained in [unstrung] in a Good [some storage wear] "Special Services of the British Army" illustrated [yellow] label box. Rare Issue Only Available for Around 6 Months.

Thomas Gunn Limited Edition Miniatures - WW2 German Army Series, comprising: 2 x Set SS001B - 7.5cm Infantry Cannon & 2 x Set - SS001B - 7.5cm Gun Crew. Near Mint overall [minor display wear]. [8 Pieces + Accessories]

Britains - Set 2019 - Life Guards of the Danish Army in Full Dress [1959 Issue], comprising: 1 x Officer - Empty Handed Wearing Bicorne & 6 x Life Guards Marching with Cradled Rifles. Near Mint overall, contained [unstrung - no insert] in a generally Excellent [minor storage wear] ROAN label box.

Britains - From Set 1317 - Salvation Army Band, [1934 Version] in Red, now comprising: 2 x Euphonium & in Blue - 1 x Trumpeter. Some paint losses / rubbing otherwise generally Fair overall. [3]

Britains - Set 1250 - The Royal Tank Corps [1933 version], comprising: Marching Empty Handed Officer [Brown Gloves] & 7 x Other Ranks Marching Empty Handed. Generally Excellent overall, contained [slotted insert ] in a generally Fair [moderate storage wear & old tape repairs] "Types of the British Army" [Green] illustrated lid label set box

Britains - Set 51 - British Army Display Set [1895 Version] comprising: Set 12 [1894 Issue] - 11th Hussars - Officer on a Prancing Horse with Extended Sabre Arm & 4 x Hussars Carrying Carbines [2 x horse tails missing] and Set 33 [1895 Issue] - 16th Lancers, Officer Turned in the Saddle & 4 x Lancers at the Halt with Red over White Lance Pennons. Some minor paint loss otherwise generally Excellent overall, contained [compartmentalised insert] in a generally Fair [moderate storage wear & loss to lid edging] early issue "Types of the British Army" Black & Gold label set box. A scarce set