MILITARY INTEREST, FIFTEEN SILK CIGARETTE CARDS DEPICTING THE QUEEN'S ROYAL WEST SURREY 2nd REGIMENT AND FOURTEEN OTHER VARIOUS REGIMENTS MOUNTED IN A GLAZED FRAME, PHOTOGRAPH OF 138 ARMY PERSONNEL FROM VARIOUS REGIMENTS, MOUNTED IN A GLAZED FRAME (24.5 X 29 CM) AND OVERSEAS CLUBS' CERTIFICATES, 1915 (2 ) AND 1916 (1) (5)
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dating: 1986 provenance: Rome, 'Il soldato Italiano del Ottocento nel opera di Quinto Cenni', Rivista Militare, Rome, 1986. Folio con 491 pages with illustrations of Cenni watercolors, known and appreciated for his exact reproductions of uniforms and accessories of the Italian army of the 19th century. Hardcover and original dust jacket. In an original slip case. height 39.5
A British Army Captains great coat, bearing a label to the interior Keenan Phillips & Co naming Duncan Darroch and dated 3/12/29, together with a 1937 pattern battle dress blouse with Argyll & Sutherland Highlanders cloth shoulder badge and further 3rd Infantry Division badge, size 10, together with a pair of size 11 trousers and one other tunic bearing a label to the interior Lieut. Duncan Darroch, Arygll & Sutherland Highlanders. (4). Addition to lot, to be sold with a grey painted trunk, naming Lt D. Darroch 1st A & S.H. w.116cm.
Franta Belsky, (Czechoslovakian 1921-2000), A bronzed resin figure of Sir Winston Churchill, modelled in standing pose with one foot forward and his hat behind his back in his left hand, on a rectangular plinth, signed verso F. Belsky, having a gold label verso for Dela Poer Sculptures. h.23cm Franta Belsky 1921-2000 was born in Brno, the son of economist Josef Belsky. During the German Invasion he and his family fled to England where he volunteered for the Czech Exile Army, he saw action in France as a gunner and was twice mentioned in dispatches. After returning to Prague he designed a paratroop memorial and medal of honour for Emil Zatopek before again fleeing in 1948 due to the Communist takeover. He produced a number of works of Churchill one of which is housed in the Winston Churchill Memorial in Fulton, Missouri.
A George VI group of medals to include India General Service medal (1936-39) with North Western Frontier 1937-39 clasp, naming S-CONDOR R. REID. M.E.S., 1939-45 Star, War, India Service medal, 1937 Coronation medal, S/SGT. R. REID. M.E.S. and Indian Army Long Service and Good Conduct, S-SJT. R. REID M.E.S., together with a large collection of related photographs and ephemera.
A German Third Reich Army Officer's sword, the 83cm slightly curved fullered blade stamped to the forte Eickhorn Solingen, having a gilt metal hilt and languet with German eagle, the celluloid grip with wire binding and doves head pommel, housed in a black field service scabbard with single suspension ring, 100cm.
Sporting: A Leather Holstered Saddle Hunting Horn, Four Riding Crops, and a Driving Whip, a chrome plated hunting horn in a quality fitted leather holster, by Army & Navy, C.S.L. 105 Victorian St, London, initialled ''L B'', together with three various length riding crops, each fitted with a deer antler handle, another smaller example with bamboo styled shaft, also a silver mounted Driving whip with ebonised handle, by G. Holland, 126 Brunswick Street, Hackney Road, London 111cm (6)
Taxidermy: A Collection of Red Fox Pads on Shields, by Edward Gerrard, Thomas Salkeld, Army & Navy, W.W. Rowe. E. Chalkley, W.J. Connoly, Redin & Co, T. Lee, John Wood, seventeen various sized examples on a variety of oak shields, dates - 1961/1960/1937/1957/1920/1951/1932/1906/1959/1874/1969, various hunts, fifteen with taxidermist's paper trade labels to verso (18)
Gen J Doolittle signed 1932 George Washington Bicentennial Shell Airplane Flight card. Washington DC Air Mail Saves Time CDS Slogan postmark 25/7/1932. Has illustration of the route on the back. James Harold Doolittle (December 14, 1896 - September 27, 1993) was an American aviation pioneer. A Reserve officer in the United States Army Air Corps, Doolittle was recalled to active duty during World War II. He was awarded the Medal of Honor for personal valor and leadership as commander of the Doolittle Raid, a bold long-range retaliatory air raid on the Japanese main islands, on April 18, 1942, four months after the attack on Pearl Harbor. The attack was a major morale booster for the United States, and Doolittle was celebrated as a hero. He was eventually promoted to lieutenant general and commanded the Twelfth Air Force over North Africa, the Fifteenth Air Force over the Mediterranean, and the Eighth Air Force over Europe. Good Condition Est.
Theodore Dutch Van Kirk signed 1978 US Wright Brothers FDC. He was the navigator in the United States Army Air Forces, best known as the navigator of the Enola Gay when it dropped the first atomic bomb on Hiroshima. Upon the death of fellow crewman Morris Jeppson on March 30, 2010, Van Kirk became the last surviving member of the Enola Gay crew. Good Condition Est.
Bruce Campbell The Evil Dead hand signed 10x8 photo. This beautiful hand signed photo depicts Bruce Campbell as Ash in the hit movie The Evil Dead: The Army Of Darkness. This signed photo is guaranteed authentic and is supplied from one of the UK's leading autograph memorabilia companies. Good Condition Est.
THOMAS EDWARD LAWRENCE, CB, DSO (1888-1935) T.E. SHAW LAWRENCE OF ARABIA A ROYAL AIR FORCE SERVICE DRESS CAP owned and worn by T.E. Shaw, Lacking badge and with detached leather bands. Provenance: Fanny Hatcher thence by family descent where purchased by the current vendor It is not every schoolboy that comes home to find, 'One of the greatest beings alive in our time' as Winston Churchill described him, sat quietly in his mother's kitchen making tea. At the time (July 1933) 13-year old Donald Hatcher did not know that the gentleman who rented the upstairs back room of his mother's boarding house was, in fact, every schoolboys' hero, LAWRENCE OF ARABIA. Initially even Mrs Fanny Hatcher, Donald's mother, had no idea, as she wrote the name T.E Shaw in the guest's register, that the gentleman who would come to be part of the family over the next 18 months was, in fact, the man responsible for uniting the Arab Tribes and taking the port of Aqaba. The taking of the legendary port is still thought to be one of the greatest and most daring military attacks in modern history. Lawrence was hiding from the press and attention from his thousands of fans and admirers from across the globe. His desire was to live a very quiet existence. His first alias John Hume-Ross (which he used in 1922 to join the RAF) had been uncovered by the Daily Express and the publicity had forced him to leave. He then spent many years in safety at Bovington with the Army, later being transferred back to the RAF under the new alias of Shaw. In April 1931 he was assigned to the Scott-Paine yard at Hythe, designing and trialling powerboats, for the purpose of rescuing Aircraftmen who crashed at sea. In 1933 Lawrence took lodgings at 13 Birmingham Street, a small unremarkable terraced house, in Southampton. The 'quiet lodger' was visited by 'all sorts of important people' and Mrs Hatcher, in time, became aware of his true identity. Poor Donald was left in the dark for the time being. Loose lips, even on thirteen-year old boys could still be dangerous. For the entire duration of his stay Donald would simply know him as 'Aircraftman Shaw'. (The only thing Donald knew for certain was that whenever he could not find the cat, she would be in Shaw's room.) As a thank you to young Donald, at the end of his stay Lawrence gifted to him not just the original Arabian Janbiya dagger and Lund & Sons campaign knife, but the very RAF hat he was wearing as he left. Ripping the badge off his cap and placing it on Donald's head, Lawrence made his way back to Cloud's Hill for what would be the final time. This collection of items from 13 Birmingham Street has come to light for the first time after being safeguarded by the Hatcher family for over 80 years. These personal possessions and letters give us a glimpse into Lawrence's private and secret life, his desire to avoid fame and to separate himself from the icon he had become. Further multiple images of this lot are available upon request Condition Report: https://www.dropbox.com/sh/iv1lipzvrm0ey59/AAC_Xuil9ZtKbjhsvZVMtwvRa?dl=0
A GERMAN THIRD REICH ARMY OFFICER'S DAGGER by Carl Eickhorn, Solingen, the amber ivorine hilt with oakleaf decorated pommel, the crossguard with eagle and Swastika and silver braid knot, the blade with squirrel logo, in stippled plated scabbard with two suspension rings and suspension slings, the blade 25cm long, overall length 39.5cm Condition Report: Available upon request
Medals, - Victorian/World War I D.S.O. group of seven awarded to Major William Samuel George Bishop (1863-1947) comprising: Distinguished Service Order, Queens Sudan Medal 1896-98 (Silver Issue), Khedive's Sudan Medal 1896-1908 (Silver Issue), Edward VII Army Long Service & Good Conduct Medal, 1914-15 Star, British War Medal and Victory Medal (with oak leaf), together with D.S.O. citation, two Mentioned In Dispatches, a large photograph overpainted in oils depicting the recipient in dress uniform and wearing the second, third and fourth of these medals, 58cm x 43cm, and a post World War I sepia photograph depicting the recipient wearing the full group, 15cm x 10cm, also included in the lot are his pair of Ross of London prismatic binoculars No.2332, dated 1910 and with broad arrow mark, the leather case by William Jenkinson & Co, and also dated 1910 Condition: Please see extra images and TELEPHONE department if you require further information
NEW MILITARY PLAN, THE SPEECH OF THE RT HON WM WINDHAM, SECRETARY OF STATE, ETC RELATING TO THE REGULAR ARMY, MILITIA, AND VOLUNTEERS, DELIVERED IN THE HOUSE OF COMMONS, Norwich, Stevenson & Matchett 1806 2nd edition, uncut, unopened, modern half calf, spine gilt titled, from the collection of the late Ron Fiske of Morningthorpe Manor
EDGAR WALLACE: KITCHENER'S ARMY AND THE TERRITORIAL FORCES, THE FULL STORY OF A GREAT ADVENTURE, London, George Newnes [1915], 4to, original cloth gilt + GEORGE NEWNES (PUB): NEWNES' ILLUSTRATED A VOLUME OF PICTURES, ARTICLES AND STORIES CONCERNING THE GREAT WAR, 1915, volume 1, Nos 1-13 in one, 4to, original publisher's blind stamped cloth + BRITAIN'S GREAT MEN LORD ROBERTS THE MAN AND HIS CAMPAIGNS, London, George Newnes [bound in with BRITAIN'S GREAT MEN KITCHENER THE MAN AND HIS CAMPAIGNS], London, George Newnes [1914], bound in with EDGAR WALLACE: BRITAIN'S GREAT MEN FIELD MARSHALL SIR JOHN FRENCH AND HIS CAMPAIGNS, London, George Newnes [1914], 4to, original publisher's pictorial cloth + EDGAR WALLACE: THE WAR OF THE NATIONS, A HISTORY OF THE GREAT EUROPEAN CONFLICT, London, George Newnes, circa 1915, volume 6 (of 8 only) folio, original publisher's pictorial cloth (4)
C W C OMAN: WELLINGTON'S ARMY 1809-1814, London, 1913, 2nd impression, original cloth gilt worn + SIR HERBERT MAXWELL: THE LIFE OF WELLINGTON, THE RESTORATION OF THE MARTIAL POWER OF GREAT BRITAIN, London, 1900, 2nd edition, 2 volumes, maps, battle plans and photogravures as called for, contemporary cloth gilt + J WELLER: WELLINGTON IN INDIA, 2013 reprint, original pictorial wraps + THE ARMIES OF WELLINGTON, London, 1996, original pictorial boards, dust-wrapper + 2 others similar (7)
PIERRE TURNER (1943-2011), two well executed original pen, ink and watercolour military uniform illustrations, both original artist's proofs for illustrations used in the printed book ARMY UNIFORMS OF WORLD WAR I; by ANDREW MOLLO, GERMANY 1914-1918, 91 FIELD GENDARME NCO; 92 ARMY CHAPLAIN; 93 FIELD POSTILLION, and GERMANY (BAVARIA) 1914-1918, 81 ARTILLERY MAN; 82 FIELD MARSHALL; 83 INFANTRY MAN, each on board, each mounted, each approx size 260 x 200mm (2)
PIERRE TURNER (1943-2011), two well executed original pen, ink and watercolour military uniform illustrations, both original artist's proofs for illustrations used in the printed book ARMY UNIFORMS OF WORLD WAR I; by ANDREW MOLLO, GERMANY 1914-1918, 66 TRUMPET-MAJOR; 67 THE KAISER; 68 FIELD-MARSHALL, and GERMANY 1914-1918, 69 MILITARY OFFICIAL; 70 LT GENERAL; 71 GENERAL STAFF OFFICER, each on board, each approx 260 x 200mm, (2nd illustration mounted) (2)
PIERRE TURNER (1943-2011), two well executed original pen, ink and watercolour military uniform illustrations, both original artist's proofs for illustrations used in the printed book ARMY UNIFORMS OF WORLD WAR I; by ANDREW MOLLO, FRANCE 1914-1915, 46 DRAGOON; 47 CUIRASSIER OFFICER; 48 ARTILLERY MAN, and PERSONAL EQUIPMENT 236 FRENCH; 237 FRENCH, each on board, each approx size 260 x 200mm (1st illustration mounted) (2)
PIERRE TURNER (1943-2011), two well executed original pen, ink and watercolour military uniform illustrations, both original artist's proofs for illustrations used in the printed book ARMY UNIFORMS OF WORLD WAR I; by ANDREW MOLLO, FRANCE 1915-1918, 55 INFANTRY MAN; 56 COLONEL OF RIFLES; 57 ENGINEER CORPORAL and BELGIUM 1915-1918, 34 CYCLIST; 35 ARTILLERY OFFICER; 36 INFANTRY MAN, each on board, each approx size 260 x 200mm (2)
PIERRE TURNER (1943-2011), two well executed original pen, ink and watercolour military uniform illustrations, both original artist's proofs for illustrations used in the printed book ARMY UNIFORMS OF WORLD WAR I; by ANDREW MOLLO, USA 1917-1918, 179, BRIGADIER GENERAL; 180 GENERAL; 181 STAFF OFFICER, and PERSONAL EQUIPMENT, 244 UNITED STATES; 245 PORTUGAL, each on board, each approx size 260 x 200mm (1st illustration mounted) (2)
PIERRE TURNER (1943-2011), two well executed original pen, ink and watercolour military uniform illustrations, both original artist's proofs for illustrations used in the printed book ARMY UNIFORMS OF WORLD WAR I; by ANDREW MOLLO, USA 1917-1918, 182 INFANTRY MAN; 183 INFANTRY OFFICER; 184 INFANTRY MAN, and USA 1917-1918, 189 PILOT OFFICER; 190 PILOT OFFICER; 191 GROUND CREWMAN, each on board, each approx size 260 x 200mm (2nd illustration mounted) (2)
PIERRE TURNER (1943-2011), two well executed original pen, ink and watercolour military uniform illustrations, both original artist's proofs for illustrations used in the printed book ARMY UNIFORMS OF WORLD WAR I; by ANDREW MOLLO, RUSSIA 1914-1917, 169 COSSACK; 170, COSSACK OFFICER; 171 COSSACK OFFICER, and RUSSIA 1914-1917, 172 DON COSSACK NCO, depicting NCO on horseback, each on board, each approx size 260 x 200mm (2)
PIERRE TURNER (1943-2011), two well executed original pen, ink and watercolour military uniform illustrations, both original artist's proofs for illustrations used in the printed book ARMY UNIFORMS OF WORLD WAR I; by ANDREW MOLLO, RUSSIA 1914-1917, 157 COSSACK OFFICER; 158 THE TSAR; 159 INFANTRY OFFICER, and RUSSIA 1914-1917, 160 ADJUTANT; 161 LT GENERAL; 162 PILOT OFFICER, each on board, each approx size 260 x 200mm (2)
PIERRE TURNER (1943-2011), a well executed original pen, ink and watercolour military uniform illustration, original artist's proof for illustrations used in the printed book ARMY UNIFORMS OF WORLD WAR I; by ANDREW MOLLO, ALBANIA AND BOSNIA-HERZOGOVINA 1914-1918, 20 ALBANIAN INFANTRY MAN; 21 BOSNIAN NCO; 22 BOSNIAN NCO, on board, approx 260 x 200mm, mounted, together with a copy of the book ARMY UNIFORMS OF WORLD WAR I, by ANDREW MOLLO and illustrated by Pierre Turner, 1984 reprint, original cloth, dust-wrapper, ex-library (2)
PIERRE TURNER (1943-2011), two well executed original pen, ink and watercolour military uniform illustrations, both original artist's proofs for illustrations used in the printed book ARMY UNIFORMS OF WORLD WAR I; by ANDREW MOLLO, ITALY 1915-1918, 134 INFANTRY MAN; 135 ARDITI OFFICER; 136 INFANTRY NCO, and ITALY 1915-1918, 137 ALPINI SOLDIER; 138 BERSAGLIERI RIFLEMAN; 139 ALPINI SOLDIER, each on board, each approx size 260 x 200mm, each mounted (2)
A group of Second World War medals comprising a Territorial Medal for Efficient Service to 1449098 SJT T. H. A. PYKE RA, a Service Medal, Defence Medal, the Italy Star, the Africa Star with 8th Army bar, and the 1939-1945 Star, together with a silver medal for the League Against Cruel Sports, to Mrs J Pyke 16th May 1961, cased

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