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![1951 FA Cup Final, Blackpool v Newcastle United [At Wembley], Official Programme, Ticket & Songsheet for the game played](https://cdn.globalauctionplatform.com/499d3a1d-7ad5-4dab-a9b6-a9e600d2d965/449fa745-227f-40a2-9a5b-a9e6010cb535/468x382.jpg)
Lot 1206
1951 FA Cup Final, Blackpool v Newcastle United [At Wembley], Official Programme, Ticket & Songsheet for the game played 28/04/1951, In addition are 22 other programmes to Include 29/03/1952 FA Cup Semi-Final, Blackburn Rovers v Newcastle United [At Sheffield Wednesday], 28/03/1964 FA Amateur Cup Semi-Final, Barnet v Crook Town [At Newcastle United], 14/12/1957 Leeds United v Newcastle United, 02/04/1956 Preston North End v Tottenham Hotspur & 21/10/1959 FA XI v British Army XI [At Newcastle United]
Lot 5222
A Friendly Society medal, 1948; others similar; an imitation 'half sovereign' ring; a replica US $1 1896; US Army crown sized gilded medallions; others with enamelled reverses, all in capsules of issue; Oliver Cromwell, miniature replica gold coin in capsule; UK silver proof crowns, 1972, 1977 both boxed as issued; Alderney 1989 £2 silver proof in box of issue also UK £1 1993 silver proof in box
Lot 376
ELEVEN FROM A SET OF TWELVE COLOURED NINETEENTH CENTURY LANTERN SLIDES RELATING TO TEMPERANCE MOVEMENT, lacking number four, two showing marches with banner for and against (come cracks), ANOTHER, A COMPLETE SET OF TWELVE SCENES FROM THE LIFE OF CHRIST, A MECHANICAL KALEIDOSCOPE SLIDE, with winding handle (back glass cracked). A FRAMED NINETEENTH CENTURY TWO PLATE SLIDE regarding army recruitment showing civilian and trooper and POSTER 'V.R. Young Men wanted for the Army' and SIX SUNDRY OTHER LANTERN SLIDES including Good Night x 3 variations, Compliments of the Season etc... (32 pieces in total)
Lot 141
FRAMED VICTORIA CROSS BESTOWAL CERTIFICATE 'THE WAR OF 1914 - 1918' AWARDED TO Pte. G. STRINGER V.C. S.G.M., MANCHESTER REGIMENT who was mentioned in Dispatch from Lieutenant General Sir Percy H. N. Laker, dated 24th August 1916, certificate signed by Winston S Churchill, the Secretary of State for War, dated 1st March 1919; together with a SOUVENIR PROGRAMME FOR THE 'VICTORIA CROSS CENTENARY - HYDE PARK 26 JUNE 1956, in which Pte Stringer is listed George Stringer (24th July 1889 - 22nd November 1957) from Newton Heath, joined the Lancashire Fusilier Vounteers in 1905 and just before the outbreak of World War I he joined the Manchester Regiment, 1st Battalion. He fought in France until December 1915 and was then posted to Mesopotamia in January 1916. He was awarded the V.C. for heroic actions during the Battle of Es Sinn, 8th March 1916, during the relief of besieged British and Indian Army troops at Kut-el-Amara. Citation from the London Gazette (Supplement) 4 August 1916 reads: 'For most conspicuous bravery and determination. After the capture of an enemy position, he was posted on the extreme right of the Battalion in order to guard against any hostile attack. His battalion was subsequently forced back by an enemy counter-attack, but Private Stringer held his ground single-handed and kept back the enemy till all his hand-grenades were expended. His very gallant stand saved the flank of his battalion and rendered a steady withdrawal possible' He was subsequently mentioned in Despatches three days after the battle for saving the lives of three officers three days after the battle and Serbia awarded him the Gold Medal for Bravery. He died at the age of 68 in Oldham and is buried in Philips Park Cemetary. His medals are in the collection of the Museum of the Manchester Regiment, Ashton-under-Lyne
Lot 340
Corgi Toys D-Day 60th anniversary model Tiger I SS Panzer Abeitlung 101 Michael Wittman 1:50 scale, boxed, M3 A1 Half.Track US army 41st armoured infantry 2nd division, boxed, along with other Corgi tanks unboxed and a HM Ground Power Series M1A1HA Abrams (operation Iraqi freedom), boxed, (15).
Lot 242
Selection of military ephemera and paperwork including Badges of HM Services, Royal Regiment of Artillery, Celebrities of the Army in 16 volumes, Uniforms of the Territorial Army, John Player & Son Cigarette Card Album & cards, Year Souvenir of the Welsh Divisions 2 volumes, and a souvenir of HM Australian Squadron 1907
Lot 345
Interesting collection of military related ephemera, mostly pre WWI, including various booklets Commanders of the Empire, The Lead-Swinger, various regulations, Dir Englische Armee, The Royal Tour Souvenir Album, The Prince & Princess of Wales to India & Burma 1905, Our Armies British Army of the Past, Life in the Army at Home and Abroad etc
Lot 244
Group of military ephemera, paperwork and booklets mostly late 19th C, WWI & WWII including Revised Compensation for War Damage, Regulations for the Clothing of the Army 1914, The Training and Employment of Grenadiers, Regimental Dress Regulations Second Battalion Sherwood Foresters, Special Army Orders etc
Lot 192
Box containing a extremely large quantity of military historian/researchers photographic archive and photographic prints relating to various regiments including Royal Irish Rangers, Cheshire Regiment, band photographs, Kings Own Royal Border Regiment, Queens Lancashire Regiment, Leeds Rifles, Indian Army etc
Lot 71
Extremely large and extensive album of mostly Victorian military related photographs for various regiments and units including Army and Navy, some with associated researchers notes, including examples of Indian Army, Delhi, Durbar 1903, Camel Sowars, Amir's of Afghanistan, Staff Officers of various regiments, official war photo of the Western Front 1917, a large selection of WWI related photographs and postcard pictures, original photo of the Kings Visit of Denmark 1907 etc (approx. 162)
Lot 426
A Cumberland 34th Regiment Of Foot Glengarry Badge. The Design For This Brass Badge Is Similar To The Officers' Belt Plate Pre-1855 Apart From The Added Battle Honours SEVASTOPOL And LUCKNOW. The Glengarry Was A Black Undress Cap, Worn At First By Scottish Regiments But Adopted By The Rest Of The British Army In 1868 Up Until c1895.
Lot 465
Gefchichte In Beldern (History In Pictures) By K. A. Mayer. A World War Two Propaganda Folder Containing A Large Quantity Of Images To Include A Photograph Of Adolf Hitler And Approx 43 Prints Of Pen And Ink Sketches Of Prominent Figures Within The Nazi Party And German Army To Include Heinrich Himmler, Josef Goebbels, Hermann Goring, Rudolf Hess And Many Others.
Lot 454
A Collection Of Military Ephemera To Include Items Relating To The Wiltshire Regiment, To Include : A Collection Of Photographs From Dieppe In 1942, Various Other Photo's To Include The 4th Wiltshire Regiment, A World War Two Army Song Book, A Wiltshire Regiment Embroidered Hankerchief & A 12th Nelson Infantry Cap Badge.
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