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Britains - 12 boxed Britains metal soldiers from the History of the British Army 'Redcoats' Series. Lot includes #43135 Private 64th Regiment of Foot 1775-80; #44008 Private in Overcoat 1812-15; #47098 Officer British 1st Foot Guards 1805 and similar. Items appear to be in Mint condition in Near Mint - Mint boxes.

c.WWII British Army overcoat with sergeants stripes, brass stripes and brass buttons

A Royal Hungarian Army overcoat, constructed of a heavy drab olive cloth and with rank patches to the collar (worn condition)

An army overcoat, an army captains tunic and a dutch army thermal camouflage coat

A World War II original 1941 US Army Khaki wool overcoat with belt label reads, Albert Turner Inc dated Oct 13 1941 size 38 R.

British Army dress uniform khaki green long overcoat with The Royal Northumberland Fusiliers insignia

A WWII British Army dispatch rider's canvas overcoat by the Manchester Clothing Company:, size 8, stamped with War Department arrow and dated 1943 to nape, original paper label to interior. (appears unused, some age/storage staining and dirt)

Polish army uniform dress green khaki overcoat with Poland cloth shoulder title and eagle buttons by Gaunt of London

Royal Marines Bandsman's tunic and pith helmet with badge, another pith helmet without metalwork, also a WW2 American Army overcoat with service forces roundel, and two pair of trousers.

Cap badges and other army uniform decorations to include thirteen cap badges, sweetheart brooch, 1935 Royal Jubilee medallion, three bags of buttons, two pin back aeroplanes, Third Reich fire brigade honour medal, and 1942 Demjanste Middlesex regiment swagger stick top, a pair of police overcoat buckles, Yuma Guard badge

An interesting WWII US Army prototype khaki jacket, known as the Eisenhower jacket, a 2 pocket BD type, with red, white and blue Army Service Forces roundel to right shoulder, made for the vendor’s father (later Lt Col) who “happened to be of roughly average size and height...After the jacket was completed, photographed and approved he was allowed to keep it....” (typed details included), together with overcoat, roundel to shoulder, 2 pairs of overalls, 2 shirts, and 2 photographs (one official) of the vendor’s father wearing the jacket. Near VGC

Three Late XX Century British Military No 2 Dress Jackets, including Majors tunic and trousers, Army cadet force, together with a mid XX century British Army khaki overcoat.

 CAPPER JOHN: (1861-1955) British Major General of World War I, instrumental in the development of the tank. Capper also pioneered the development of airships in Britain and was involved in large scale military planning in 1918-19. A.L.S., J E Capper, four pages, 8vo, Alresford, Hampshire, 10th February 1920, to Cunningham. Capper thanks his correspondent for a box of beautiful peaches and continues to add that he hopes they will not lose touch with each other again, remarking 'I think you hardly realise how much I missed you from the division & cursed that sniper who got you when you were in command of the 13th Middlesex' and further sending news of his family 'We are recovering from all the stress & worries of marrying our only daughter - our son was killed on the Somme - who was married….to Capt. K. G. Previti (?) (late Royal Marines, & now shortly to become a partner in the Trinidad Asphalt Co. which seems to be a very satisfactory business) who seems a thoroughly good sort. We expect them back from a short honeymoon in Madeira next week & they will settle down…..about 50 miles of us, which in these days of motor cars is neighbourly' and also commenting on the weather in England. Together with Herbert Shoubridge (1871-1923) British Major General of World War I, later Commandant of the Royal Military College at Sandhurst, 1923. Vintage signed 5 x 10 photograph of Shoubridge standing outdoors in a full length pose wearing his military cap and a large overcoat and boots. Signed ('H Shoubridge, Major General') in dark fountain pen ink at the base of the image. Also including Wilson Carlile (1847-1942) English Evangelist, founder of the Church Army in 1882. The Church Army was very active amongst troops in France during World War I, running around 2000 social clubs across the country. Vintage signed postcard photograph of Carlile in a head and shoulders pose wearing his Church Army uniform. Photograph by Ethel Simmons of Baker Street. Signed by Carlile with his name alone in dark fountain pen ink at the base of the image. Some very light, minor age wear, generally VG, 3 

Swedish Army overcoat or jacket with internal label Malsakrad Falo, with sheepskin type lining and canvas exterior Condition:

A Swedish army overcoat

Royal Army Medical Corps WWI Full length RP - in an overcoat with badges - good card

A MODERN ARMY STYLE SAND COLOURED CROMBIE OVERCOAT, by Crombie of Aberdeen, Scotland (good condition)

An original WWII Second World War military uniform overcoat. With brass buttons to front, Royal Army Service Corp. 

A WWII period Royal Army Service Corps green woollen overcoat:, with appropriate brass shoulder badges and button etc.

A MODERN ARMY STYLE SAND COLOURED CROMBIE OVERCOAT, by Crombie of Aberdeen, Scotland (good condition)

Royal Army Medical Corps WWI Full length RP - in an overcoat with badges - good card

Royal Army Medical Corps WWI Full length RP - in an overcoat with badges - good card

A green army overcoat, single breasted with leather satchel, size unknown.

USN N-1 Deck Jacket, six button front (one button absent) fur lined jacket with USN stamped to the breast. Complete with zip and slash side pockets. Accompanied by a US Army overcoat with removable lining to the interior and a British denim battle dress blouse. (3 items)

A British army overcoat

1946 Green British Army overcoat

An original WWII Second World War military uniform overcoat. With brass buttons to front, Royal Army Service Corp. 

A Russian WWII woolen overcoat; an Officers Paratrooper Jacket with medal ribbons; four Womens Royal Army Corps uniforms; an American tropical warefare jacket; a German WWII woolen navy-coloured overcoat; and military costumes. (approximately 19)

English percussion overcoat pistol by Parker Field and son, single .50 calibre damascus engraved barrel, walnut chequered stock, reserve to shoulder of stock bearing engraved number 5, heraldic reserve to left side, possibly made for a private army, later ram-rod.* Condition: Woodwork in sound condition with no splits and only minor indentations, more evident at the barrel retaining cross bolt to LHS.  3 ¾” octagonal browned Damascus barrel with Crown over GP and V proof marks to LHS with rust staining to top three flats, action and top tang.  Remnants of undecipherable possible gold inlaid motif to top of action flat. Blued trigger guard with scroll engraving with very minor loss of bluing but rusting to inside of guard, ramrod not original and loose in retaining slot, inventory number 8984 to front bottom of wooden grip.  White metal stylised shield (possibly silver and denoting London) with sword emblem in top LH quadrant, another white metal plaque inlet into top of stock with ‘5’ behind tang.  Possible well executed wood repair to RHS of stock below cross bolt!!?? Action crisp in operation.

World War II US Army shirt and jacket, foul weather cape, and a British canvas overcoat, (4).

A 1942 Australian Army overcoat

A vintage Army & Navy full length navy blue wool motoring overcoat with musquash and shearling lamb fur lining Condition Report No visible moth holing, needs cleaning, pelts coming apart to lining

A M-GENERALS FULL DRESS UNIFORM etc. A Gt War period full dress uniform with Generals rank full dress coat, trousers, epaulettes, boots. Scarlet and gold bullion sash, full dress tunic with bullion elbow - cuff ornate decoration, Victorian RAMC sidecap with gilt/silver cm badge. A Generals grey cloth overcoat, with GV buttons. All contained in a tin trunk. The items in this lot were worn by Major General Louis Edward Anderson CB, later D D M S Southern Command India. Born 27/3/1861 at Roden Place Dundalk, educated at Dundalk School and Qualified at the College of Surgeons Dublin in 1881. Too young for the army he sailed as a Ships Doctor, for six voyages. 1881-84. He served in the Soudan Expedition December 1884 (Medal with two clasps-Khedives Star) . Thence to India and served in the Tochi Valley (Medal & clasp). Served in the South African War (QSA with two clasps including Defence of Mafeking). KSA with two clasps MID LG 8/2/1901. Surgeon General 1912-Major General in 1919. War Medal 1914-18 for service in Ireland until 1916, thence India. CB 1913. Full copied details available.

[Militaria] - A Second World War U. S. Army Field Overcoat, of heavy wool construction with built-in belt and gilt brass buttons and divisional insignia

A Regulation Army Officers overcoat, olive green wool, circa WWII, a 1952 pattern Machintosh overcoat sage colour and dress jacket Parachute Rgt etc (5)

British army Green Khaki overcoat

British army overcoat and Dutch forces dress jacket

An Army overcoat

18th/19th Century English School Half length portrait of Colonel Edward Alured Draper, wearing a yellow waistcoat with brown overcoat, watercolour, 13cm x 8cm Edward Alured Draper (1776-1841) was a Military Officer in The British Army and Civil Servant in Mauritius. Educated at Eton, he served in The West Indies and Egypt. He served many roles in Mauritius, including Chief of Police, Colonial Secretary, Collector of Customs, Register of Slaves, Magistrate and Colonial Treasurer.

A Mid XX Century Army Uniform for a Lieutenant in the Royal Corps or Signals, including jacket, trousers, overcoat, shirts, collars, tie and beret and forage cap; plus a leather satchel.

An Army issue overcoat with Royal Artillery Regimental buttons.

An army overcoat dated 25-5-46 to 2/Lt. J. Austin Royal Army Service Corps

A Second World War Imperial Japanese Army Wool Overcoat - single-breasted, with five buttons and straight-flap pockets at the hip. Complete with original button-on hood.

Royal Engineers: ceremonial red and black jacket, waistcoat and trousers, an officers uniform including cap and leather belt, together with ceremonial jacket, Irish Guards jacket and trousers, WWII Army jacket and trousers, cream jacket with UN cloth badge and a green overcoat (P to G) (14)

"1950`s gentlemen`s army fawn raincoat, two-piece suit in pale green, two collarless shirts, a brown overcoat and a polo helmet "

Two British officer`s mackintoshes, a Royal Mounted Police riding mackintosh, and a Swedish army sheepskin lined overcoat. (4).