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Lot 609
A good Lieutenant’s full dress uniform of the Army Service Corps, dated 1911 comprising: blue cloth ball topped helmet, with gilt mounts, including ball top mount, velvet backed chinchain and ear rosettes, gilt and silver plated HP with velvet centre backing, leather and silk lining; blue tunic with white facings, gilt and silver plated collar badges, gilt buttons, gilt lace, cord and braid edgings and ornaments to cuffs and skirts, shoulder cords with 2 stars; gilt lace shoulder belt, gilt buckle, tip and slide; gilt lace waistbelt, the WBP with enamelled star badge, sword slings with buckles; black PL pouch with enamelled star badge; name inside tunic “A B P Pereira, Lt 17.11.11” Near VGC Plate 3 Note: Pereira served during WWI, was awarded the DSO, and retired as Capt in 1918
Lot 285
3 King & Country WW2 8th Army sets. British Army ‘Advance Under Fire’ – 4 soldiers Officer with revolver, soldier with heavy machine gun. Plus a Fire Team (EA102) 2 British Army Sikhs, one firing rifle the other kneeling firing rifle. Sikh Mortar Team (EA103) 2 soldiers with mortar. Aussie kneeling firing (EA96). Plus Monty, Lt. Gen Montgomery (EA08). All boxed, with packing. Contents VGC-Mint. (5) (See inside front cover)
Lot 307
King & Country Wheels and Tracks series WW2 British forces. 8th Army Valentine Mk11 tank (EA78). Finished in light/dark grey and sand desert camouflage livery, tank’s name Hector, complete with removable turret and with tank commander. Holding radio mike. Boxed with packing. Contents VGC-Mint. (See inside back cover)
Lot 88
A quantity of Atlas Editions and Corgi aircraft, Naval ships and wartime related vehicles. Including aircraft; a Lockheed C130H Hercules, a Nakajima Ki-43, a Mitsubishi G4M1, a B24 Liberator, a Fairey Swordfish and an Arado Ar196, a Messerschmitt Me262B, etc. Ships; HMS Ramillies, IJN Kirishima, USS Massachusetts, IJN Yamoto, HMS Warspite, HMS Repulse, HMS Anson, etc. A GMC CCKW353 Army Truck. A C1 Ariete Tank, AMX-30B Tank, a M1A 1HA Abrams US Tank, etc. Together with 4x Corgi sets featuring wartime vehicles. Most items boxed, some wear. Contents VGC-Mint. (Approx 55 items).
Lot 160
A quantity of Dinky Toys. Beach Buggy (227) and a Hawker Harrier Jump Jet (722), both in blister packs – some wear/damage. Also a FAB1 Rolls Royce, complete, Land Rover Breakdown, Massey Ferguson tractor, SHADO, Bedford tipper and army truck, hovercraft etc. AF-GC some age wear/chipping, a few damaged. (15)
Lot 607
A North Vietnamese Army officer’s “dry season” light weight uniform, c 1970, comprising jacket with removable rank epaulettes and collar patches; trousers; and olive green fibre topee type helmet with badge (originally enamelled, most now missing), and remains of label inside. GC (the helmet slightly worn and with no lining)
Lot 500
6 Third Reich pressed metal badges, including “I Fest der Jugend Juni 1933”, “Tag der Arbeit 1934”, and “Nationales Wehrsport Scheissen”, a metal eidelweiss badge, an Army NCOs metal cap cockade and wreath, 2 metal cap eagles (one battered), a single epaulette, a printing plate for Imperial German eagle, and 8 other assorted items. Average GC
Lot 782
A 6 shot .44" Colt “Civilian” Model 1860 Army percussion revolver made for the London market, barrel 8", number 95348L on all parts (1863), with New York address, London proofs, and no provision for shoulder stock. GWO&C (slightly worn overall with some staining and very light pitting, address faint, no cylinder scene). Plate 11
Lot 273
5 King & Country WW2 8th Army. French ‘Legionnaire Lying Firing’ heavy machine gun (EA55). Major David Sterling (EA17). Aussie Officer with Tommy gun (EA98). Aussie Kneeling Firing (EA96). 25lb Gun Crew (British) (EA91 (BR)). Plus Standing Firing Rifleman (EA84). Also a Fields of Battle series – British Sergeant Kneeling Firing Tommy Gun (FOB30). Plus 2 un-named examples – Russian Cossack (WS146) and an American Bastogne hand-held motor set (BBA021). All boxed, with packing. Contents VGC-Mint. (9
Lot 627
An 1853 pattern cavalry troopers sword of the Indian Army, slightly curved fullered blade 35” with broad arrow and “I” stamped on backstrap, regulation steel hilt with broad knucklebow and 2 sidebars, sideloop, quillon marked on the top “C.A./ RHA/ 11”, tear shaped pommel cap, diced composition grips. GC Plate 6
Lot 487
A Geo officer’s iron bound wooden chest, bearing an engraved plaque: “W. Garforth 97th Regt”, many wax seals to top and front, iron carrying handles on each side, a brass flap lock with key. Oval brass maker’s plaque below lock with Hanovarian Royal Arms reads “I & W Lowndes No 18 Hay Market London Military and Army Equipage Warehouse”, 25½” x 15¼” x 14½” high. GC for age.
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Lot 108
1969-1971 Northern Ireland, investigations into sectarian attacks. Egan, Bowes; McCormack, Vincent. Burntollet. L.R.S. Publishers, London, 1969. 68pp. large 8vo paperback, monochrome photo illustrations. Investigation into the attack by the RUC and armed extremists on a group of unarmed protesters on a Civil Rights march from Belfast to Derry; Gifford, Lord Inquiry into the Circumstances Surrounding the Deaths of Seamus Cusack and George Desmond Beattie. Belfast: Northern Ireland Socialist Research Centre. Pamphlet. 40 pp. Contents: Background to the Inquiry; The Non-Participation of the Army in our Inquiry; The Shooting of Seamus Cusack in 1971; The Shooting of Desmond Beattie in 1971. together with a rubber baton round. (3)
Lot 233
1939-1945 German Third Reich, Wehrmacht artillery officer's dagger. German army officer's dress dagger, the plain, double-edged blade acid etched 'Artl. Reg 47 - Lotzen / Ostpr.', maker-marked for Paul Weyersberg, the orange celluloid grip with grey pommel, cross guard named for Oberst K. Hatz - Fuhrer Wir Folgen Div, in textured metal scabbard with two metal hanging rings. Dagger length 15in. (38.1cm)
Lot 221
1927-pattern Irish Army helmets by Vickers. Two coal-scuttle shaped helmets made by Vickers in the UK: one example painted white for use by emergency services after decommissioning by the Defence Forces in 1940; the second recently painted dark green and fitted with an Oglaigh na h-Eireann helmet badge.
Lot 219
1934-pattern Irish Army Volunteer Force uniforms A green 'Wedge' forage cap, the side panels bright green, with scarlet piping; a green whip-cord tunic with bright green Prussian collar piped in scarlet with white metal 'Diorma Iochair an Airm' (Army Transport Service) badges; a coarse green wool tunic and breeches with bright green facings; a black leather Sam Browne and two pairs of black leather puttees. (7)
Lot 223
A mid 20th century Irish army infantry officer's full dress shako. The crimson crown and blue-black sides with crimson piping and badge cushion, the 'Oglaigh na hEireann' bullion badge with conjoined ''FF'' to centre, embroidered with silver bullion thread, interior with crimson lining, calf leather head band and retailer's label for Munster Arcade Outfitters, Cork.
Lot 34
1866 Fenian Raid, Veteran Association Medal. A bronze and gilt eight-pointed star the central boss with a bust of Victoria before a maple leaf, surrounded by the inscription, 'Veterans' Association 1866', on red, white and blue ribbon with additional red ribbon inscribed, 'Committee 1899'. Between 1866 and 1871, the Fenian Brotherhood, based in the USA, launched raids on British army forts, customs posts and other targets in Canada, to bring pressure on Britain to withdraw from Ireland. There were five Fenian raids of note and all of them ended in failure.
Lot 67
M1870 Italian Vetterli 10mm rifle, as shipped to the Ulster Volunteer Force, and also used by the Irish Volunteers and Serial number 'CD6617'. Manufactured at the Torre Annunziata arsenal in 1881, converted to a four shot repeating rifle in 1890 at the Terni arsenal as indicated by a cartouche on the right side of the butt stock. The Vetterli rifle, named after its Swiss designer, Friedrich Vetterli, was adopted by the Swiss army in 1868 and later by the Italian military. Large numbers of these weapons made their way into Ireland in 1914, including 4,600 which were imported during the Larne gun-running by the Ulster Volunteer Force. Some were also acquired and used by the Irish Volunteers during the 1916 Rising and the War of Independence but few have survived today. Recovered from the roof of a thatched cottage in Co. Roscommon during renovations.
Lot 245
1922-37 Irish Army officer's sword. An Irish Army officer's sword, the blade marked 'Proved' and etched with a harp above celtic interlace motif surrounding the badge of Oglaigh na hEireann set in a sunburst, on brass hilt with Oglaigh na hEireann badge, with wire-bound fishskin grip, in leather-bound scabbard. 39in. (99.1cm)
Lot 244
1922-37 Irish Army officer's sword. An Irish Army officer's sword, the blade marked 'Proved' and etched with a harp above celtic interlace motif surrounding the badge of Oglaigh na hEireann set in a sunburst, on brass hilt with Oglaigh na hEireann badge, with wire-bound fishskin grip, in leather-bound scabbard. Sword length 39.50in. (100.3cm)
Lot 246
A 1822 Artillery pattern sword as issued to the 'Blue Hussars'. A Wilkinson 1822-Artillery pattern sword, lacking serial number signifying it was supplied under contract, with Mounted Escort regulation white sword knot. Of a type issued to the Mounted Escort. Purchased circa 1985 by an Army officer at a McKee Barracks 'barracks sale'. The Blue Hussars, officially called the Mounted Escort, was a ceremonial unit of the Irish Army established in 1932. It escorted the President of Ireland on state occasions, most famously to and from presidential inaugurations between 1938, when the first president took office, and 1948 when the Escort was disbanded. Militaria
Lot 33
Canada General Service Medal with Fenian Raid 1866 clasp To 'Pte. C. Goudreau, 2nd. 1 Co. Three R.' Between 1866 and 1871, the Fenian Brotherhood, based in the USA, launched raids on British army forts, customs posts and other targets in Canada, to bring pressure on Britain to withdraw from Ireland. There were five Fenian raids of note and all of them ended in failure. The clasp on this medal was awarded to Canadian troops involved in the defence and defeat of the Fenians. The medal is to Private Goudreau, 2nd Infantry Company, Third Regiment.
Lot 4
Lord Percy and Lord Howard, portraits. Two framed prints of Hugh Percy and Charles Howard. The larger 23.50 by 18in. (59.7 by 45.7cm) Charles Howard, 1st Earl of Nottingham, 2nd Baron Howard of Effingham (1536-1624) was an English statesman and Lord High Admiral under Elizabeth I and James I. He was commander of the English forces during the battles against the Spanish Armada and was chiefly responsible after Francis Drake for the victory that saved England from invasion by the Spanish Empire. Lieutenant General Hugh Percy, 2nd Duke of Northumberland FRS (1742–1817) was an officer in the British army and later a British peer. He participated in the Battles of Lexington and Concord and the Battle of Long Island during the American War of Independence, but resigned his command in 1777 due to disagreements with his superior, General William Howe.
Lot 217
Irish Army uniform items and insignia. Two Oglaigh na h-Eireann uniform berets and a collection of rank insignia, shoulder flashes, lanayards, etc.; a white webbing belt, the nickle plated buckle with the badge of Oglaigh na h-Eireann; together with a miscellaneous collection of military and civil badges and insignia.
Lot 191
19th century 6th Inniskilling Dragoons, study of a sergeant in marching order. A chromolithograph, after a drawing by Charles Green RI, of a sergeant in the 6th (Inniskilling) Dragoons mounted in marching order. Illustration for Types of the British Army and Navy, no XIII, mounted. 17 by 13.50in. (43.2 by 34.3cm)
Lot 77
1916 Rising, a bronze commemorative plaque for an outpost of the First Battalion, Dublin Brigade. A cast bronze plaque with gilt lettering, headed 'Eiri amach na Casca 1916' and marking the location of one of the outposts of the First Battalion, Dublin Brigade. Probably taken from a demolished building in Dublin. 18 by 12in. (45.7 by 30.5cm) The 1st battalion, under Edward 'Ned' Daly, occupied the Four Courts and surrounding buildings, while a company under Seán Heuston occupied the Mendicity Institution, across the River Liffey. The outposts in this area were chosen to protect the Four Courts which was subject to some of the most savage fighting between the Volunteers and the British Army.
Lot 197
A collection of military medals, badges and buttons. 16 military medals including three British War Medals to 20883 Pte. F. Jackson. Army Cyclist Corps and two others; four Inter-Allied Victory Medals 1914–1918 (two American examples, a Belgian and an Italian example); a WWI Iron Cross second class; a WWII Czechoslovak Army Abroad medal; a Czechoslovak CSSR Medal for Service to the Homeland; an American Purple Heart; a Polish Afghanistan medal; and four other military medals. Together with a collection of badges and buttons.
Lot 18
A near matched Victorian silver three piece Tea Set, the teapot and cream jug by Army & Navy Cooperative Society Ltd., hallmarked London 1891, the sugar bowl also London, 1891 by Walter & John Barnard, with demi-fluted decoration, the teapot with ebonised wooden handle and finial, the cream just and sugar bowl with reeded handles, approx total weight 35ozt (3)
Lot 1111
A group of four medals, awarded to S-Cr./S-Sgt. G. E. Dickenson, M.W.S., comprising a Delhi Durbar medal, unnamed, India General Service medal, one clasp, Afghanistan N.W.F. 1919, British War medal, 1914-1918, and Army Long Service and Good Conduct medal, to S. Sergt. G. Dickenson, Barrack Deptt. (4)
Lot 1087
A group of three medals, awarded to Private John Edwards, 1st Btn Yorks and Lancs Regiment, comprising an Egypt medal, 1882, with one clasp, El-Teb-Tamaai, to "1220, P'te. J. Edwards, 1 / York & Lanc : R.", a Khedive's Star, 1884, the reverse impressed "1220 P'te John Edwards. 1st Y & L", and an Army Long Service and Good Conduct medal, to "1220. P'te. J. Edwards, York & Lanc : R.", with ribbons (3)
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