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Lot 612
Grouping of Various Cap Badges, Collar Badges & Shoulder Titles, including brass Grenadier Guards NCO’s cap badge, white metal Royal Warwickshire regiment cap badge, 2x WW2 Army Air Corps cap badges, all brass South Wales Borderers cap badge, Australian Commonwealth Military Force cap badge, cloth parachute qualified sleeve badge, 18th Indian Infantry sew-on headdress badge, RACHD sweetheart brooch, King Edwards School Bath OTC brass shoulder title, plus other items. Various conditions and periods. (42 items)
Lot 614
Quantity of Colonial Forces Badges and Insignia, including EIIR RNZAF cap badge, Canadian 48th Highlanders glengarry badge, Canadian Duke of Connaught’s Own Rifles cap badge, Canadian 11th Battalion cap badge, Thall Scouts badge, brass South African Artillery cap badge, Canada British Empire Service League Legion, blackened brass V Force cap badge, officers silver gilt EIIR Gurkha Transport Regiment (missing one lug), Royal Canadian Army Medical Corps cap badge, Canadian 67th Western Scots glengarry badge, brass EIIR Royal New Zealand Artillery beret badge, plus others. Various conditions, some with repair etc. (58 items)
Lot 620
7x WW2 Polish Army Cap Badges, all being white metal examples with various fittings to the reverse. One badge is for the 10th Polish Dragoons with shield to the centre of the lower section. Some badges without fittings to the reverse. Mixture of Polish made and English made examples. (7 items)
Lot 655
WW2 1st Battalion Royal Welch Fusiliers / 2nd Infantry Division Battle Dress Combination, black on khaki embroidered RWF title above locally made 2nd Infantry division formation sign and three red felt bars to the bottom on khaki cloth. All mounted to battle dress panel. Residue to the reverse where it has been placed in a collectors album. Remains in good condition overall. The 1st Battalion, Royal Welch Fusiliers was a Regular Army unit and part of the 6th Infantry Brigade, assigned to the 2nd Infantry Division. It served in France in 1940 with the British Expeditionary Force. The battalion fought in the short but fierce battles in France and Belgium and was forced to retreat and be evacuated during the Dunkirk evacuation. After two years spent in the United Kingdom, the 1st RWF and the rest of 2nd Division were sent to British India to fight the Imperial Japanese Army.
Lot 675
14x British Cloth Formation Signs, including 1st pattern 49th (West Riding) Infantry Division / Iceland Force, printed Army Fire Service, printed WW2 8th Corps, embroidered 115th Fortress Royal Engineers, printed Central Midland district, printed East Anglian district, plus others. Various conditions. (14 items)
Lot 686
WW2 Glider Pilots Insignia, Badge & Flying Log Book Grouping of Sergeant A H Midgley Army Air Corps (A.A.C), Veteran of D-Day and Arnhem Operations, grouping consists of cloth embroidered Glider Pilots tunic wing, silver plastic war economy Army Air Corps cap badge with two blade fittings, sterling silver and enamel brooch badge, Pilots flying log book, 2x photographs of Arnhem interest and 2x modern photographs believed to be of Sergeant Midgley in uniform. The log book begins in 1943 with various training flights in Tiger Moth’s, Magister, Hotspur and Horsa. On 24th April he lists a Night Flying Exercise (Mass Landing) in a Horsa, Glider, indicating training for operation Overlord (D-Day). On 6th June 1944, he and S/Sgt Derry were in Horsa Glider LH559 from Base – France Caen Canal. On 17th September 1944 he was again a 2nd pilot in a Horsa Glider (LH346) sent from base to Arnhem (Loaded). The log book continues with further entries of mostly training and ferrying exercises.
Lot 696
2x Women’s Land Army Armbands, consisting of an early example constructed from green cloth with crude red felt crown to centre and chain stitched “W.L.A” with embroidered and woven 2 ½ years service triangles. Buttons to the reverse; The other armband is more standard form with embroidered crown over WLA and embroidered service diamonds. The first armband has some moth damage. (2 items)
Lot 702
3x WW2 Staff Officers Armbands, consisting of red cloth example with embroidered black “G” to the centre and brass press stud fittings; red cloth armband with central black bar having embroidered “G” in black set upon red square to the centre and press stud fittings; Indian Army Staff armband being a divided red/black cloth with brass star to the centre. All remain in good condition overall. (3 items)
Lot 714
Large Quantity of Modern British Armed Forces TRF Patches, including various ISAF patches, Implementation Force Bosnia, Multi National Division South East Iraq, International Force East Timor brassard, various Allied Mobile Force, Joint Force HQ Northolt, Combined Operations, Cyprus Services Support Unit, Royal Dragoon Guards, Queens Lancers, Royal Wessex Yeomanry, North Irish Horse, Queens Dragoon Guards, various Royal Artillery unit TRF’s, 202nd Field Squadron Royal Engineers, 227 Hants Yeo Amphibious Squadron Royal Engineers, 15th Signal Regiment, 39th Signal Regiment, Gulf War 205th General Hospital, 28th Gurkha Ambulance Squadron, RMP, 168th Pioneer Regiment, Army Air Corps, plus many more. (390 items)
Lot 781
WW2 Indian Army Regiments Tropical Slip-on Shoulder Titles, consisting of Lieutenant Colonel Indian Electrical Mechanical Engineers rank slide, woven black on khaki BALUCH, woven black on jungle green F.F.RIF (Frontier Force Rifles), Indian made embroidered 14 BURMA (14th Burma Rifles), woven black on jungle green I PUNJAB, woven black on KD MADRAS, printed black on tropical KD S & M MADRAS (Sappers & Miners Madras) and embroidered tropical rank slide 2nd lieutenant W.A.C (I) with single rank pip (Women’s Army Corps India). Various conditions. (8 items)
Lot 806
Selection of Modern British Army Cap & Collar Badges, including hallmarked silver Rifles cap badge, blackened REME (Commando attachment), Special Air Service bullion beret badge, Light Cavalry band cap badge, Heavy Cavalry Cambrai band cap badge, Parachute regiment beret badges, plus others. Some re-strike Gurkha regiment cap badges also. All generally in very good condition. (44 items)
Lot 808
Grouping of Women’s Organisations Badges, including Women’s Volunteer Reserve collar / cap badge with two repaired lug fittings, similar with brooch fitting, bronze WAAC cap badge with two blade fittings, brass WAAC cap badge with two lug fittings and numbered plate, 2x MTTC bronzed badge with brooch fittings, brass Queen Mary’s AAC cap badge with slider fitting, 3x variations of Women’s Legion badges, brass and enamel Women’s Land Army brooch badge, plus others. Various conditions and periods. (24 items)
Lot 851
Framed Display of British Cloth Formation Signs, Cap Badges and Shoulder Titles etc, including printed 40th Infantry division, printed 4th infantry division, printed 23rd Armoured Brigade, printed 79th Armoured division, 214th Independent Infantry Brigade, printed Somerset Light Infantry regimental formation sign, WW2 war economy plastic KRRC cap badge, Artists rifles cap badge, Intelligence Corps cap badge, 9th Lancers cap badge, plus other items. Some WW2 paperwork and re-print 21st Army Group message. All housed in a wooden and Perspex display frame. Measures 56 x 61cms.
Lot 867
WW2 Leicester Regiment Steel Combat Helmet, good untouched example of the standard British Army steel combat helmet. To the side of the helmet is an original regimental badge decal. Some wear to the exterior of the shell. Helmet is complete with the original liner system and webbing chinstrap. Liner is dated 1939.
Lot 880
Rare WW2 British 2nd Battalion York & Lancaster Regiment 65th Column 14th Chindit Brigade Slouch Hat, standard khaki felt large brimmed British army issue slouch hat with theatre made embroidered 65th column pagri badge. Nine fold cloth pagri. Complete with its 1942 dated leather sweatband. Well worn example with some scattered areas of moth. The 2nd battalion of the York & Lancaster regiment was removed from North Africa in 1942 and sent to the Far East to try and halt the advance of the Imperial Japanese army. When they arrived in the Far East they were split into the 65th and 84th columns of the 14th Chindit brigade. The unit was heavily involved in sabotage missions against the Japanese supply lines in the Far East.
Lot 888
Edwardian Somerset Light Infantry Lieutenant Colonels Full Dress Tunic, fine scarlet cloth tunic with black stand up collar having rose pattern gilt lace and bullion embroidered regimental collar badges. Black cuffs with gilt bullion lace / wire decoration. Knotted shoulder boards having bullion rank insignia. Gilt metal regimental tunic buttons to the front, shoulders and rear. Quilted lining to the interior of the tunic. Original tailors label to the collar with inked name “Capt J S N Harrison”. Remains in good condition. Lieutenant Colonel John Sandbach Noel Harrison DSO, was born on 9th November 1877. He was commissioned into the Somerset Light Infantry in 1898. Promoted to Major in 1915. He was awarded a Distinguished Service Order (D.S.O) whilst attached to the Loyal North Lancashire regiment for services rendered in connection with Military Operations in Mesopotamia, award appearing in the London Gazette 7th February 1918. He was also Mentioned in Despatches during WW1. He was the commanding officer of the 1st Battalion Somerset Light Infantry from 1924-28 and retired from the Army in 1929. He died 5th December 1949.
Lot 893
Great War 36th (Ulster) Division Royal Army Medical Corps Other Ranks 1902 Pattern Tunic, khaki wool four pocket tunic with brass RAMC shoulder titles, embroidered red hand of Ulster cloth formation sign, felt Red cross stretcher bearers arm badge and sergeants rank stripes. To the lower cuff of the right arm are embroidered four blue overseas service chevrons. Brass regimental tunic buttons to the front, pockets and shoulder boards. White lining to the interior with ink war department stamp. Tunic is complete with the original 1917 dated Alfred Polikoft, London paper label. Good example.
Lot 900
Rare WW1 Polish Legion Tunic, being a four pocket horizon blue example, closed collar with white edged grey collar patches. To the shoulder boards are embroidered Polish Legion insignias. French made Polish Legion tunic buttons. Standard cloth lining with inked name to the interior. The Polish Legion also known as “Hallers Army” was made up on Polish nationals who were living outside of Poland and took up arms in WW1. They served mostly with the French forces and as such were issued with French Horizon blue uniform and equipment. Re-Offered due to non-paying bidder.
Lot 908
1945 Royal Welch Fusiliers British Army of the Rhine (B.A.O.R) Majors Battle Dress Blouse, 1940 pattern example complete with embroidered regimental shoulder titles, BAOR embroidered formation sign, Majors rank crown to the shoulder board. Regimental distinction, black ribbons to the collar. Medal ribbons for WW2 North West Europe service above breast pocket. Complete with its 1945 dated label to the interior and War Department ink stamp with letter “Z” above. Some light moth nips but generally a good example.
Lot 909
WW2 1/4th Battalion South Lancashire Regiment 55th (West Lancashire) Infantry Division Officers Battle Dress Blouse, 1937 pattern battle dress blouse with concealed button front. Embroidered white on red regimental shoulder titles with embroidered 55th Infantry division formation sign, three red felt brigade bars and silk regimental ribbon. Officers rank pips for Lieutenant. Battle dress with original tailors label to inside, details not clear. Ink stamped to the inside with War Department broad arrow and date letter “Q” for 1940. Battle dress shows service wear but generally a good example. The 1/4th Territorial Battalion was raised in 1939 as a 2nd Line Territorial Army battalion, later re-designated the 1/4th Battalion. Both the 1/4th and 2/4th battalions served in the 164th Infantry Brigade, attached to the 55th (West Lancashire) Division. The battalion was one of the first to land at Sword Beach during the Normandy landings on 6th June 1944. They served as normal infantrymen for the duration of the Battle of Normandy until being withdrawn, with the rest of the division, to England in September 1944.
Lot 169
Meccano, Fischer Technik, Joustra and Others, A collection of 1980s Meccano including military examples in 4M set box, with Meccano Army multikit manual, Boxed Meccano Elektrikit (incomplete), boxed Fischer Technik 100 set with various manuals and Hobby 1 set with manual, an E.X-100 electronic erector kit, and a boxed tin and plastic, Grue A Montage Rapide (mobile crane) by Joustra, F, Boxes P-F, (Qty)
Lot 892
The Transvaal War Album - The British Forces in South Africa, Celebrities of the Army, two volumes of With The Flag to Pretoria, etc, together with a 1936 publication (Deutsches Land in 111 Flugaufnahmen) together with an envelope containing a number of mixed documents including a National Registration Card dated 1915
Lot 124
A BOX CONTAINING VARIOUS MILITARY WEBBING AND BELTS, to include brown leather early Bandollier RAOC (Royal Army Ordenance Corps), canvas belt and buckle, with cream coloured canvas ammo pouch, a United States (N.G.P.) National Guard, Pennsylvania leather ammo pouch, on a canvas belt with a black leather flap pistol holster, with rivet design on flap, a mint new un-wrapped brown leather belt, 5 x leather rifle slings (old), an open top brown leather rifle case, marked 'D.S.', a green coloured canvas, rifle sling ? with fittings, brown leather oblong ammo pouch, embossed J. Fischer egg, possibly WWI/II era, WWII era folding canvas and wood board map case, complete with maps, pencil holder etc
Lot 131
A BOX CONTAINING SIX PAIRS OF MILITARY BINOCULARS/FIELD GLASSES, from various Nations and suppliers, WWI/II era, all are cased in leather carry case, 1 x Franck Valery Paris, 1 x AG & Co Ltd, 1 x Ross of London, 1 x Signal Corps US Army, 1 x Ross of London, 1 x binoculars 7x50 M15, 1 x REL Canada, empty case
Lot 52
A METAL BOX CONTAINING THE WWII ARCHIVE OF MEDALS AND ITEMS, relating to the War Service of A.G. Caine, Royal Army Medical Corps, the medal group consists of the 1939-45, Africa, Burma Stars, Defence and War medal, all (un-named as issued), together with a silver St Christopher medallion and an RAMC Sweetheart brooch, a white metal cigarette style case containing Wartime Currency notes and a hanky, a yellow cigarette tin containing a large number of small black and white photos relating to the War and various locations, some are written on the reverse, a small tin containing an RAMC shoulder patch with other sundries, two leather fobs with keys, a RAMC maroon and blue skull cap, a metal bottle opener, two tourist style Far Eastern daggers, postcard and small tinned medical kit issued by the Japanese, for performing a throat tracheostomy in the field, all complete with instructions
Lot 54
A BOX CONTAINING A LARGE NUMBER OF MILITARY RELATED SHOULDER PATCHES, UNIT PATCHES AND CRESTS, some bullion thread, together with a Queens South Africa medal, four bars, Cape Colony, Orange Free State, Transvaal, South Africa 1901 (sadly details erased) and a British War and Victory medal correctly named to T-36298 DVR S.B.G/C? Ware. ASC (army Service Corps)
Lot 59
A GERMAN WWII ARMY TORNISTER BAG/BACKPACK, the bag measures approximately 35cm x 30cm x 14cm, the flap is either Horse or Pony hide and has all straps and buckles, the rear top leather band bears the makers name 'Otto Koberstein' Indsburg, A.W. 1938, the whole item is in very good condition and benefits from inner packaging to keep its shape, etc
Lot 60
A GERMAN/SWISS ? WWII ARMY TORNISTER BAG/BACKPACK, the bag measures 48cm x 28cm x 15cm, this example has a large front flap, which also contains further storage pockets, etc, the main construction of the bag is covered in horse/pony hide, some of the leather fitments bear the following makers marks.... 'J. Baumgartner' EBNAT, SCH and Cross on strap, bag is in great overall condition although some of the hide is worn on the inside
Lot 94
A BOX CONTAINING A NUMBER OF MILITARY HELMETS/HEADGEAR, to include WWI 1st pattern 1915 French 'Adrian' Army helmet, steel with inner liner and chin strap, a 'BMB' Briggs Motor Bodies Paratroopers steel helmet, dated with logo and 1944, to inner leather band, complete with all liner and chin strap etc, British issue, tropical canvas 'Pith' helmet by 'Tavern of The Seas' Cape Union Mart, Cape Town S.A., no insignia, a black coloured steel British issue ARP Warden style steel helmet, chin strap marked 'J. Hadley' US? Civil War style Cavalry cap, later reproduction possibly
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