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Lot 70
A Victorian ebonised ink stand with silver busby inkwell by S Smith & Son, engraved plaque to front "From Major George Luck to Sergeant Major Henry Merrick in remembrance of the years spent together in E Troop 15 The Kings Hussars", London 1878, 26cm width, 10cm height, 17cm depth; and a pair of ebony candlesticks, 13cm high. General Sir George Luck (1840-1916) was a British Army officer, commissioned into the 15th Regiment of Foot in 1858. He commanded the 15th Hussars during the Second Anglo-Afghan War between 1878 and 1880. He became Inspector-General of Cavalry in India, then Inspector-General of Cavalry in the UK and finally Commander-in-Chief, Bengal Command. He retired in 1903 and was given the colonelcy of the 15th (The King's) Hussars in 1904. He was appointed Lieutenant of the Tower in 1905 and promoted full general on 23 May 1906.
Lot 1112
6x Radio Controlled 1:24 scale Military Battle vehicles by Hen Long and Forces of Valor. Including; 2x Forces of Valor U.S. M270 MLRS Rocket Launchers. Together with 3x German Army Leopard II A5 tanks and a United States Army M1A2 Abrams tanks. All boxed as new, some wear/damage to one example. Contents VGC-Mint. £60-80
Lot 1162
A quantity of Britain's Stretcher Bearers. A scarce Stretcher Party from the Air Raid Precautions Set No.1759 complete with patient (1939-1941). Plus a scarce St. John Ambulance Stretcher Party, one figure base broken. 5 others- Royal Army Medical Corps complete sets and a Khaki set. Also a Timpo American Infantry set. Plus extra Britains RAMC figures, Surgeons and stretcher bearers, Naval Officer, Pilot, motorcycle dispatch rider and a few other figures. (46) QGC-some age wear/chipping. £60-90
Lot 1166
2 rare Britains German Army Ski Troops. Both on skis, both with poles, but one with rifle missing. Together with an Anti-Aircraft Unit of the British Army Predictor and operator, boxed. Together with a few small sporting figures - tennis player, hiker and 5 Rugby/football players. GC-VGC some age wear/chipping to loose items. (10) £70-90
Lot 1167
A small quantity of Various Makes. A scarce Britain's Lorry with Working Model Winch and Balloon (1855). A Crescent Toys British Army ARP range finder set 694, two figures missing. Britain's Anti-Aircraft British Army Spotting Chair and Observer (1731). All boxed. Plus a pre-war Charbens? 4 wheeled armoured car and a Dinky anti-aircraft gun on mobile chassis. QGC-VGC some wear to boxes. Items some age wear, Britains Balloon set is complete. (5) £100-150
Lot 1260
A quantity of Dinky military vehicles and gun etc. Thornycroft Mighty Antar Tank Transporter with Centurion tank. 2x Foden 10 ton army trucks. Ambulance, Medium Artillery Tractor, Scammell Recovery Tractor, Bedford 3 ton Army Wagon, Armoured Command Vehicle, 2x Reconnaissance Car, 2x Austin Champ, Scout Car, Field Artillery Tractor, limber and gun. 6x6 Transport Wagon, Hovercraft, Leopard tank, etc. (21) VGC-VGC Most well repainted. £50-70
Lot 1266
7 Dinky Toys. 4 Military - 2x Foden 10-Ton Army Truck (622) and 2x Medium Artillery Tractor (689), all complete with tilts. Together with a number of loose Dinky Army Personnel figures. Plus a Comet Wagon with hinged tailboard (532) in green and orange with cream wheels and replacement grey treaded tyres. Plus a Bristol 450 Coupe (163) in green, RN27. All boxed. Also a Hillman Minx in tan with cream wheels. GC-VGC some chipping and wear to boxes. £100-150
Lot 505
“Index to British Military Costume Prints, 1500-1914”, 1972, in DW; “Headdress Badges of the British Army”, Kipling & King (no DW), “British Battles & Medals” by Maj. Gordon (no DW), “Dress Regulations, 1900”, original edition in tooled cloth (spine torn), 29 other titles and 16 similar soft backs. Generally good working copies.
Lot 6
An Interesting medieval military ring - "Thumb's ring" with intricate decoration on the bezel. Such rings were often used by the archers in the Saxon army to protect their nails from the string of the bow. Superb item. - 22mm(inner diameter), 12 grams - ca. 1000 AD - Property of a London gentleman, professional collector of military artifacts; purchased in Oxford in the 1990s. - All items come with Free International postage, accompanied by a signed Certificate of Authenticity .
Lot 56
F. GREAME FENTON (1884-1963) AS THREE TIMES WINNER OF THE FRENCH MOTORCYCLE GRAND PRIX, (FIRST ORGANISED IN 1906 BY THE AUTOMOBILE CLUB OF FRANCE) CULMINATING IN 1913, FENTON WAS AWARDED THE BRONZE WINGED VICTORY TROPHY (SCULPTED BY LOUIS ERNEST BARRIAS 1841-1905) OUTRIGHT, AFTER HIS FINAL WIN. FENTON RODE CLEMENT MOTORCYCLES AS ILLUSTRATED IN THE HAND COLOURED FRAMED GAMY- MONTAUT PRINT WHICH COMMEMORATES THE VICTORY (43 X 73.5 CM) TOGETHER WITH THREE GOLD MEDALS (22.2 GRAMS) AND FOUR SILVER MEDALS ALSO FORM PART OF THIS LOT. (PROVENANCE BY FAMILY REPUTE) FENTON WAS IN CHARGE OF TRANSPORT ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE PRINCE OF WALES (LATER EDWARD VIII) AND RECEIVED AN MBE FOR HIS SERVICES. BETWEEN THE WARS WHILE LIVING IN FRANCE HE WORKED FOR HOTCHKISS MOTORCARS. A MEMBER OF THE FRENCH AUTOMOBILE CLUB HE WAS A MONTE CARLO RALLYIST FOR MANY YEARS, HE REMAINED IN FRANCE DURING THE SECOND WORLD WAR. IMPRISIONED BY THE GERMANS, ONE OF HIS DAUGHTERS (NORA, MARRIED TO A FRENCH ARMY OFFICER) MANAGED TO PURSUADE THE GERMANS THAT FENTON WAS IRISH! HE WAS RELEASED AND TOOK ON A SENIOR ROLE WITH THE HOTCHKISS FACTORY IN SAINT DENIS, PARIS, ONLY RETURNING TO ENGLAND ON THE FACTORY'S CLOSURE IN 1956.
Lot 123
A GENTLEMAN'S STAINLESS STEEL SWEDISH MILITARY LEMANIA TG 195 SINGLE BUTTON "SYNCHRONISATION" WRIST WATCHDATED 1954, WITH GLOSS BLACK GILT DIALMovement: 16J, manual wind, hacking function with seconds hand resetting upon use of pusher & crown extending to allow time-setting & synchronisation of military unit, cal. 2225, signed Lemania, numbered.Case: Diameter approx. 40mm, asymmetric, fixed bars, screw back, issue markings 54/979 with three Swedish Army Crowns (Tre Kronor), original dust cover, original crown.Strap: Leather NATO.CONDITION REPORTDial: Original dial in excellent condition, showing some small signs of age.Movement: Working at present.Case: In very good condition, with small scratches due to use.Strap/Bracelet: In excellent condition.
Lot 888
A large collection of badges, stickpins, lapel badges, awards, medals, etc. (120 items approximately) including silver WWII Royal Army Ordnance brooch, Women's Land Army, two British Legion, Royal Navy Association, Sefton pendant, former Soviet medals, City Police, Poetry Society and Act of Congress
Lot 1379
Pair US Civil War era brass candlesticks Provenance: label attached and notes available attribute ownership of the candle sticks to an American Civil War army officer, Lieutenant William K. Norton, of the 4th New Hampshire Volunteer Infantry, who died at Concord, New Hampshire, January 13th, 1892, aged 51 years, (height 12.5cm approx, each).
Lot 109
Catalogues Index Cards - extensive collection of fishing tackle index cards for catalogues bought and sold including makers and retailers; Abu, Allcock, Army & Navy Stores, Bernard, Burgess, Carter, Cummins, Dawson, Dickson, Eaton & Deller, Farlow, Foster Bros, Gow, Homer, Keeling, Little, Mackenzie, Malloch, Martini, McHardy's, Millard, Moore, Ogden, Orvis, Peek, Pflueger, Powell, Robinson, Saville, Shakespeare, Sharpe, Smith, Turnbull, Veniard, Walbran, Walter, Waton, Westley Richards, Wilson plus many Hardy Bros examples, in excess of 1,000 cards total.
Lot 2139
Pair of Regent black leather Riding Boots, size 12 with seven lace holes, last E4313, with three piece wooden shoe trees, and a black Bowler Hat 'The Roden' retailed by W. Gibson Malton in Army & Navy Stores box, (2) Condition Report Click here for further images, condition, auction times & delivery costs
Lot 95
British Indian Army A collection of books relating to the British Indian Army and the Indian Mutiny inc. regimental histories like Watson, King George's Own Central India Horse, 1930; The History of the Guides 1846-1922, 1938; Hennell, The Kali Panchwin, 1927; Graham, History of the Indian Mountain Artillery, 1957; and Bamford, The Sikh Regiment, 1948 and others such as Compton, European Military Adventurers of Hindustan (Adventure Series) with 12 others [18]
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