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Lot 438
Pre-WW2 Presentation Statue in the Hero of the German Army Form, fine bronze bust of the Hero of the German army wearing steel combat helmet. Mounted onto a marble base with engraved brass presentation plaque, awarded in 1931 by the NCO’s and enlisted men of Sanitätsstaffel Frankfurt (0der) to Generalarzt Dr Gerlach. Statue stands 30cms tall.
Lot 5189
Coins - four Westminster Mint boxes containing gilded boxed set, Jersey BU crowns 2013 & 2015; plated set, Honouring the British Army BU all in capsules, boxed, Cook Is., 8 coin set, capsules & boxed, Jersey 3 different 2014 crowns also 2016 crown, 50p collection 12 coins in capsules all slightly circulated 2000-2013 also gilt proof 2011 50p WWF; Beatrix Potter 150th 50p set (5 coins) BU in case (qty)
Lot 102
NEW WAVE/POST-PUNK/ALT/INDIE - 7". More must have sevens, 52 included here. Artists/titles include The Cure (x 4) - A Single (double 7" FICG 15), The Caterpillar, Why Can't I Be You? and Close To Me (no p/s), Cabaret Voltaire, Gang Of Four (EMI 5299), The Fall - VIctoria (BEG 206), Divine, Love And Rockets, The Stranglers inc. Golden Brown and In The Shadows, Siouxsie, Frank Tovey, Iggy Pop, Fuzz box, Sisters Of Mercy - Anaconda and Alice, Play Dead, The Mystery Girls, Alien Sex Fiend - E.S.T Trip To The Moon, Lene Lovich, Cruella De Ville, Japan, Killing Joke, John Cale - Dying On The Vine, Dr. Feelgood, Ian Dury, David Bowie, New Model Army and The Skids. Condition is often clean Ex to Ex+.
Lot 52
INDIE/ALTERNATIVE - CDs. Superb alternative collection of around 150 x CDs. Artists/titles include The Smiths: Sheila Take A Bow (LICD 9.00308 L) / Last Night I Dreamt That Somebody Loved Me (RTT 200 CD) / Best...I / Meat Is Murder / Hatful Of Hollow / Louder Than Bombs / Singles; Bjork: Telegram / Hunter / Big Time Sensuality / Violently Happy / Big Time Sensuality / It's Oh So Quiet / Post / Debut / Army Of Me / Possibly Maybe / Homogenic /Hyperballad / Isobel / Human Behaviour / Play Dead; The Brilliant Corners, Harold Budd, Breeders, Stereolab, Blur, The Soup Dragons, The Softies.
Lot 67
Trade Cards, Mixture, a variety of sets in a modern ringbinder, Sunblest Prehistoric Animals 1st & 2nd Series and Inventions & Discoveries 1st & 2nd Series, Royal Leamington Spa Corp. Royal Leamington Spa 1970, Kelloggs The Story of the Locomotive Series 2, British Military Aircraft and Veteran Motor Cars, Army Regiments, Brindley Cricketers 2nd Series, Miranda 100 Years of Motoring, Strange Creatures, 150 Years of Locomotives, Orbit Engines of the London & North East Railway, Maxilin Motor Cars, Hobbypress The Worlds Greatest Cricketers, Express Weekly The Wild West, Kane Red Indians and Cricket Clubs & Badges, (gd/vg)(qty)
Lot 7
Cigarette Cards, Military, a selection of sets to name, Phillips Soldiers of the King, Gallaher Army Badges, Wills Overseas Britains Defenders (1-50) and Air Raid Precautions, Players Victoria Cross, Drum Banners & Cap Badges and Army Life, also included a Trade Card Issue Glengettie Tea The British Army 1815 (all gd/vg)
Lot 9
Cigarette Cards, Mixture, a collection of mixed genre sets to name, Mitchells Old Sporting Prints, Lewis Horoscopes, Players Army Life, Coronation Series and Players Past & Present, Wills Speed, Lucky Charms, Historic Events and Wonders of the Past, Gallahers Aesops Fables (25), Kensitas Builders of the Empire and Phillips Aircraft (all gd/vg)
Lot 15
Cigarette Cards, Mixture, a collection of mixed genre sets to name, Ogdens Champions of 1936 and Optical Illusions, Mitchells Clan Tartans 2nd Series, Carreras Celebrities of British History, Players Army Life, Riders of the World and Gems of British Scenery, Wills Historic Events, Speed, Radio Celebrities and Time & Money, also includes NZ Issue Lighthouses (mostly gd)
Lot 20
Cigarette Cards, Mixture, a varied collection, to include Ogdens Leaders of Men and Children of All Nations (cut out), Carreras Popular Personalities, Players Football Caricatures by MAC, Kings & Queens of England, Players Past & present, Army Life and British Livestock, Wills Association Footballers, Famous Authors (L) and Old Silver (L), also includes Gallahers Racing Scenes (gd)
Lot 272
A Seaman's correspondence box from H.M.S Inflexible & EXE, having STO H.A. KING to metal plaque to front with engravings to lid of the ships name and flags, complete with contents including Royal Canadian Army Service Corps cap badge, a silver cigarette case with initials L.A.K, two white metal cigarette cases, lighters, two fountain pens, pocket dictionary and more (parcel)
Lot 330
A collection of WWII and later badges, including a two piece Canadian Women's Army Corps, 4th Hussars of Canada, South African Defence Rifle Association Orange Free State and Transvaal, RAF, and more, together with a silver and enamel naval brooch, Livery buttons, and a side cap bearing Red Star and three line rank insignia (parcel)
Lot 343
An extensive display of 160+ cap early 20th Century and later cap badges and plates, to include Commando SS, Military Foot Police, 9th Lancers, Guards Machine Gun Battalion, Mine Clearance Service, London Volunteer Corps, Army Cycling Corps, Nelson, LRDG and many more, framed and glazed (parcel)
Lot 345
A WWI and WWII Queen Mary's Army Auxiliary Corps medal group, awarded to CONSTANCE RUBY LOGAN, Unit Administrator, Mentioned in Dispatches, comprising Victory with oak leaf, War and 1914-15 Star, WWII Defence, Serbia Kingdom 1912-13 Red Cross and Serbian Cross of Charity or Mercy 1912 (Samaritan Cross), from the Balkan War, together with a mixed metal Rose Croix 18th Degree collar medallion in case, a silver jewel from the Lodge Golden Rule No.1 dated 1928, a 128 Pioneer silver cigarette case and an oil on canvas of Constance in full uniform, indistinctively signed and dated 1943 to bottom left (parcel)
Lot 47
Cigarette Cards, ATC Mills, a selection of sets to name, The Wild West, Naval Battles, Evolution of the Royal Navy, Interesting Hobbies, Holiday Resorts, Historical Buildings, Dogs, Army Badges Past & Present, Castles of Britain, A Nature Series, Medals of the World, British Coins and Costumes, Cacti, Communications, Merchant Ships of the World and Propelled Weapons, all held in a modern ringbinder (all gen gd/vg)(16)
Lot 55
Cigarette Cards, Mixture, a collection of sets, various Maunfacturers contained in a modern ringbinder, to name Hills The Railway Centenary, International Tob. Gentlemen The King (black back), Woods Aesops Fables, Notaras Chinese Scenes, Players Products of the World, Cavanders Foreign Birds, ATC Mills Army Badges and Naval Battles and Gallahers Wild Animals, Garden Flowers The Navy (Park Drive), Famous Film Scenes and Wild Flowers (all gd/vg)(13)
Lot 156
9 boxed Britains soldier figure sets, including #00128 Kings Royal Rifle Corps, #8954, #8955 and #8957 from their 'British Army in India' series, together with #8960 Royal Dublin Fusiliers, #8961 Royal Navy landing Party, 2 x #8962 Kings Own Scottish Borderers and #8963 'The Cameronians', (9)
Lot 801
Major Dan Dixon miniature medal group of seventeen medals comprising 1914-18 war Medal; Victory Medal with M-I-D oakleaf; India GSM (GV) bars NW Frontier 1930-33, Afghanistan NW Frontier 1919; India GSM (GVI) bar NW Frontier 1934-37; Army GSM bar Palestine; 1929-45 Star; Africa Star; France & Germany Star; Defence Medal; 1939-45 war Medal, 1935 Coronation Medal; QEII Jubilee Medal; LSGS Medal (GV); and four continental awards (17) to/w West London Observer full page article on the exploits of Major Dixon, photographs and other related ephemera - an interesting character
Lot 1008
1942 Ford GPW Jeep, 2,200cc. Registration number not UK registered (see text). Chassis number 31960. Engine number TBC Willys. In early 1940, the United States Department of War had determined it needed a light, cross-country, four-wheel drive, reconnaissance vehicle and was anxious to have one in time for, what may possibly turn out to be, America's entry into World War II in Europe. The U.S. Army solicited proposals from domestic car manufacturers for a replacement for its existing, ageing, light motor vehicles, mainly motorcycles and sidecars, and some Ford Model T's. Recognizing the need to create standard specifications, the Army formalised its requirements on July 11, 1940, and submitted them to 135 U.S. automotive manufacturers. It's a matter of history that ultimately two manufacturers were successful, Willys with their MB (US quarter-ton Army truck) and later, Ford with their GPW (in production designated GP.) Impressively the time taken from conception and tenders being sent out, to the production lines starting to roll, was less than two hundred days, amazing for a vehicle that has stood the test of time and become an unlikely motoring icon. This ability to get things done quickly and well was the deciding factor in America being asked to produce military hardware in vast numbers and build hundreds of ships, arguably influencing the outcome of the Second World War. As the war progressed Willys-Overland produced over 300,000 Jeeps and the Ford Motor Co. was drafted in to help boost production and contributed over 250,000 units. Ford-assembled Jeeps were recognizable by their pressed steel grilles as opposed to the Willys' slatted grille. First delivered on the 6th November 1942 nothing is known of its early life but it was registered to USA Exports of California in May 2018 and was sold to Tom Brown of Loughborough who successfully obtained a NOVA certificate 19P848763 on the 7th September 2018. He sold it as a restoration project to our vendor shortly thereafter. This has been started with new combat rims and tyres, seats, windscreen, a respray, new carburettor and other parts being purchased and/or fitted. For personal reasons the restoration has stalled and now it is need of being completed by the next owner. Sold with the NOVA certificate, USA title and various receipts in excess of £2,400.
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