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Lot 799
Nazi Army Officers' dress sword, by Eickhorn, Solingen, with gilt brass stirrup hilt with oak leaf decoration and eagle and swastika langet to one side and officers' initials 'A. K.' to the other, plain curved fullered blade, in original black painted scabbard with dress knot and original leather suspender with clip
Lot 13
A BOER WAR POW CAMP IN INDIA CARVED STICK. The officer presented with the carved hardwood stick, Captain B D Broughton a descendant of William the Conqueror. Inset into the stick is Captain B D Broughton, P O W Camp:Bellary:India. Made by W C Stevens, Krijscevangene 12 July 1902. The inset lettering is on each of four sides, above the ornately twisted stem above a damaged tip. 34" overall length, with a four sided pommel. Captain later Mjr B D Broughton served in the Indian Army, promoted Captain 16/8/1910. A Double Company Commander in 1914, serving then in the 13th Rajputs (Sherhawati) Regiment. The son of the 9th Baron Sir Henry Delves Broughton. A relative Sir Hy J Delves Broughton was charged with the murder of his wife's lover, Josslyn Hay the 22nd Earl of Erroll. The basis for the film White Mischief in Happy Valley Kenya.
Lot 608
A LANCASHIRE FUSILIERS 18th BATTALION OFFICERS PAIR. British War & VIctory Medals named to Lieut A R C Lloyd-Williams. Lt Lloyd-Williams joined the 18th Battalion Lancashire Fusiliers from the Officer Training Corps of Trinity College Cambridge, the (2nd South East Lancs Bantam Battalion). Confirmed as a pair only, he received a Mention in Despatches LG 8/7/1919 Page 8755 Gazette 31446. His Oak Leaf Emblem is not present. Commissioned 2/Lt 26th April 1915 in the 18th Service Battalion Lancashire Fusiliers. Promoted to Lt on the 23rd July 1916. Retired from the Army 1920. The Battalion was raised at Bury in January 1915. They landed in France in January 1916, at Le Havre. early in 1917 it ceased to be a Bantam Battalion.
Lot 523
AN ARMY ORDNANCE CORPS PAIR & PLAQUE. British War & Victory Medals named to 014309 Pte W J Stile A O C.. Gt War Memorial Plaque named to William John Stile. The son of Mrs Elizabeth Stile, 4 Southlea Terrace, Pinhoe, Exeter, Devon. Aged 26. Buried in Basra War Cemetery, Grave Ref 1 .H. 22. Date of Death given as 28/03/1918.
Lot 716
VARIOUS MILITARY BADGES etc. Including a silver Sweethearts badge RAMC in a horse shoe form. Silver War Badge number 16615. A brass West Somerset Yeo 1900-01 badge, wm North Somerset Yeomanry. First & Second Life Guards, R Horse Guards, Victorian Officers Devonshire Regt cap badge. Cavalry badges include Kings Dragoon Guards, 14th Kings hussars, 27 Lancers, 7th Queens Own Hussars. Army Cyclists and War Service 1915 badge etc. A pair of T-Kent-Cyclists Shoulder Titles, a T-16-London S Title etc. (36 in total)
Lot 511
AN ARMY CYCLIST CORPS TRIO & PLAQUE. A 1914/15 Star named to 1740 Pte T Johns A Cyc Corps. British War & Victory Medals named to 1740 Sjt T Johns A. Cyc. Corps. Death Plaque named to Trevor Johns. Trevor Johns 1740 Army Cyclist Corps and 25131 Loyal North Lancashire Regt, served in France and Flanders from the 26/9/1915. Serving latterly in the L N Lancs Sjt Trevor Johns died at home in Eccleston Lancashire. 08/02/1919. The son of Thomas and Rose Johns, husband of Ellen MacLaughlin (formerly Mrs Johns) of 10 Peel Street, St Helens Rd, St Helens Lancashire
Lot 538
A GT WAR Q.A.I.M.N.S.R. TRIO. A 1914/15 Star named to S/Nurse J M Murchison. Q A I M N S R. British War & Victory Medals named to S/Nurse J M Murchison. Queen Alexandra's Imperial Military Nursing Service (Reserve) was formed primarily for service some 12 years before the Gt War, replacing the Army Nursing Service. It members served in all theatres of the conflict, Staff Nurse Murchison most probably being disbanded in 1919 or 1920.
Lot 191
Gt WAR & WW11 MEDALS TO Lt P E BRYAN & Lt D N BRYAN IA. A 1914/15 Star named to 74662 Sjt P E Bryan RE. British War & Victory Medals named to Lt P E Bryan. Philip Edmund Bryan was serving in France with his unit from 7/1/1915. Commissioned into the Royal Engineers 14th February 1917, served in L Signalling Company RE. Still serving in 1919 . Medals address given as 70 Herne Hill Rd, SE 24. With the medals is a silver/enamel Royal Engineers Sweethearts brooch. Also a related silver ARP badge An Africa Star, Defence & War medals with British Forces ID card number 117555. Issued to Lt David Norman Bryan Indian Army with enclosed photograph, also a spare photograph of the recipient. Commissioned (Emergency 2/Lt IA) in October 1941.
Lot 624
TWO GUARDS REGIMENT PAIRS. British War & Victory Medals named to 1. 17464 Pte E F Kirby C.Gds. (Ewart F Kirby) 2. A-Cpl F Horn Scots Gds. (Frank Horn). Enlisted 14/12/1915, Silver Wound Badge awarded under Para 2 392/Xv1 K R Class. P Army Res awarded Pension, Discharged 30/9/1918. A lot of details are on his MIC, he received a Gun Shot Wound in the left leg.
Lot 505
AN RA KOREA PR & GSM bar BORNEO TO AN OFFICER. A Korea Medal named to Lt O Crocombe R.A. United Nations Medal with bar Korea. A General Service Medal QE11 with bar Borneo, named to Mjr O Crocopmbe RA. A Staff Qualified Officer (sq). Oliver Crocombe Born 5/31928 served in the ranks for 261 days, before receiving an Emergency Commission. as a 2/Lt 23/7/1948. Regular Army 2/Lt 5/3/1949. Lt 15/3/1950 Capt 5/3/1955 Major 5/3/1962 Shown as still serving in 1972. The Medals are mounted for wear and have a matching miniature group, also mounted for wear.
Lot 832
AN ARMY SERVICE CORPS OFFICERS TRIO. A 1914/15 Star named to Lt J C S Williams ASC. British War & Victory Medals named to Capt J C S Williams. This officer enrolled in the 1st London Divisional & Supply Company, HQ in January 1909. Served abroad from 1915 and was promoted to Acting Captain, 1st June 1916.
Lot 543
A 1914 STAR/BAR Gt WAR TRIO Spr-2/Lt S A MAWSON (MID EMBLEM) A 1914 Star with Clasp named to 21129 Spr S Mawson. British War & Victory Medals (the latter with Oak Leaf affixed) named to 2/Lt S A Mawson. Sidney Alfred Mawson served with the 5th Field Coy Royal Engineers in France from the 15/8/1914. Later commissioned into the 5th Battalion the South Wales Borderers. (Pioneer Battalion) He was awarded the Mons Star with the R Engineers awarded 9/12/1919 and his Mons clasp (list 1590) award dated 9/8/1920. His British War and Victory Medals were awarded 26/10/1921. His address was then Pineville , West Cliff Gardens, Bournemouth. His Commanding Officer 5th SWB applied for his 1914 Star in 1917, then again in 1919. See MIC details. Commissioned 2/Lt 14/11/1916 Lt 7/5/1917 Retired from Army 1921. Mention in Despatches 27/12/1918 Sir Douglas Haig. LG 31083 Page 15129.
Lot 755
AN UNNAMED INDIA GENERAL SERVICE MEDAL 1854 bar SIKKIM 1888. An 1854 issue India General Service Medal with bar Sikkim 1888. Issued unnamed (not erased), the bar having official rivetted fixings. The medal nicely toned, with no signs of wear. With it a Silver Army Temperance Medal with Victorian crown, damaged enamel.
Lot 811
A GROUP OF WW11 MEDALS AND KOREA PAIR TO A MAJOR RASC. 1939/45-Africa and Burma Stars, Defence & War medals, Korea Service Medal named to Mjr R W Patterson RASC, UN Korea medal. Mounted for wear with a matching miniature group and badge and buttons (R W Kent blazer buttons). A silver and enamel cased Masonic award of the Rupert Patterson Lodge No 3646. On the reverse is inscribed Presented to Mrs J Rupert Patterson to commemorate the Mastership of her husband as first WM January 1914. Hallmarks for London 1913. A full dress cap badge in enamel and metal for the Royal Army Service Corps. Rupert William Patterson was born on the 13th August 1914, commissioned into the Army on the 21st February 1940. Major on the 13th August 1950, retiring 1/12/1957. Educated at Sherborne School from 1928-32 as a Law Student, son of J R Patterson of Penang. From 1933-37 he was serving in the Royal West Kent Regt. 1937- He served in the 4/7th Royal Dragoon Guards. In 1934 a 2/Lt R W Patterson was commissioned into the 20th London Regt. War Services 1939-45 shows that he sevred in the ranks for 1 year and 141 days, prior to Emergency Commission 2/Lt 21/2/1940 Serving in the British Expeditionary Force in 1940 he was awarded promotion in the field. War Subst Lt 21/8/1941. Act Captain 25/12/1941 then T/Capt 25/3/1942. Finally Major in 1950. From 1940-42 He served in the Middle East including Abyssinia and Somalia In 1943 He was serving in Ceylon, thence 1944-45 in Burma as an acting Major. Finally in the Korean War with the Royal Army Service Corps, up to his retirement in 1957. He lived in Kenya after this time then latterly in Austria.
Lot 462
AE COINAGE OF THE EMPEROR VALERIAN 1 253-260 AD. (85) AE Coins of the Emperor Valerian 1, mostly with the obverse legend IMP C LIC VALERIAN P F AVG. With series 1-2- 3 Rome reverses, CONSERVATOR AVG reverse etc. Valerian was proclaimed Emperor upon the death of the Emperor Gallus . His son Gallenius was in joint rule with him. After many battles he set out to subdue the East in 256 AD. His army in 260 AD decimated by disease was captured by the Persians. His date of death is uncertain, he was humbled and treated to a miserable ending as a slave.
Lot 642
TWO ARMY CYCLIST BATTALIONS GT WAR PAIRS. British War & Victory Medals named to 1. 9760 Pte W Spowart A. Cyclist Corps. (William H) Spowart served in France from the 19th September 1915. He was awarded a 1914/15 Star, placed on Class Z Reserve 18th January 1919. 2. 15016 Pte R H Spearman N Cyclist Ban. The latter mounted for wear with an unnamed Defence Medal (Robert H Spearman) Northern Cyclist Battalion also served in the Northumberland Fusiliers under number 52812. (Dis) on his MIC.
Lot 339
MEDALS TO R ARNEIL MM A CYC CORP & D ARNEIL FIFE RGA-RFC-RAF. A Military Medal named to 204 Pte R Arneil 52/L. LD. Cyc Coy TF. British War & Victory Medals named to 204 Pte R Arneil A. Cyc. Corps. A Memorial Plaque named to Ronald Arneil. Ronald Arneil the older son of Mr & Mrs William Arneil of 59, Priory Rd, Dunfermline, Scotland. Aged 23 years when he was Killed in Action 14th October 1918, whilst serving in the Royal Engineers 4th Cavalry Division Signalling Sqdn. He had previously also served as 758 Highland Cyclist Battalion, 20275 Army Cyclist Corps and latterly 272695 The Royal Engineers. His Military Medal issued for Bravery in the Field, was on the 14/11/1916 Page 11137 of Gazette 29827. His Mention in Despatches was in the London Gazette 1st December 1916 Page 11808. His younger brother was also to lose his life in the immediate post war months, having joined up although only aged around 16 years old. A 1914/15 Star named to 1048 Gnr D Arneil R G A. British War & Victory Medals named to 2.A.M. D Arneil R A F. A Memorial Plaque named to Douglas Arneil. Douglas Arneil was born in 1899, the younger brother of Ronald, when he enlisted he would have been 15-16 years old, having served in France from the 4th April 1915 with the Fife Royal Garrison Artillery. He was 20 years old when he died in Belgium on the 20th February 1919. He is buried in Charleroi Communal Cemetery. Transferred to the Royal Flying Corps as number 406781 Airman 3rd Class, seniority dating from 5/11/1917. Leading Aircraftsman 306215 when he died. By then his mother was a widow, and had moved to 12 Bonnar Street, Dunfermline . Her late husband William was listed as a Hairdresser, in Bonnar Street. See Illustration
Lot 793
A VOLUNTEER OFFICERS DECORATION. A Victorian Volunteer Officers Decoration in original Garrards case of issue. On its ribbon with top mount present, hallmarks for 1897. A group of WW11 miniatures mounted for wear. OBE, 1939/45, Africa with bar 8th Army and Italy Stars. Defence & War Medals, the latter two in silver.
Lot 325
AN OFFICERS MBE-MSM GROUP OF THIRTEEN MEDALS. A cased MBE 2nd type, British War & Victory medals named to 147347 Gnr G Perry RA. India General Service Medal 1908 with bar North West Frontier 1930-31, named to 2309615 Cpl G Perry R. Signals. 1939/45 Star, Africa Star bar 1st Army, Italy Star. Defence & War medals (mid emblem missing), 1953 Coronation Medal, all unnnamed as issued Long Service Good Conduct Medal bar Regular Army GV, named to 2309615 Sjt G Perry R Signals. Meritorius Service Medal GV1 issue named to 2309615 C Q M S G Perry R.Sigs. Territorial Officers Decoration with bar, both dated 1950. The award of the MBE document is dated 1948, the award of the 1953 Coronation medal document. Two framed original Mention in Despatches certificates dated 20th July 1940 and 20th December 1940. Three original photographs of the Royal Corps of Signals officers (Salisbury) and 2/20 Army Signal Regiment (Essex) TA. Also a photograph of Mjr (QM) George Perry and his wife, with another couple, in a frame.
Lot 687
A R ENGINEERS MSM LSGC POLICE EXEMPLARY SERVICE GROUP. Unnamed as issued 1939/45 Star, Defence & War Medals. A George V1 Meritorius Service Medal with Coinage Profile and Fid Def in the legend, named to 1859499 W.O.Cl 2. C F Millard. R.E. A Long Service Good Conduct Medal named to 1859499 Sjt C F Millard R.E with bar Regular Army. Coinage profile with Indiae Imp in the legend. A Queen Elizabeth 11 Police Exemplary Service Medal, named to Const Clifton F Millard. See Illustration
Lot 539
AN ARMY CYCLIST CORPS GT WAR TRIO. A 1914/15 Star named to 2454 Pte P Powley A. Cyclist Corps. British War & Victory Medals named to 2454 Cpl P Powley A. Cyc.Corps. Corporal Percy Powley served in Theatre 2b (Balkans from 29-4-1915). He was awarded a Silver War Badge and discharged 1/3/1919. List ACC/171. An associated bracelet has engraved on it 2454 Pte P R Powley V111 Corps Cyclist Battn. C of E.
Lot 741
MILITARY & NURSING MEDALS. A group of three medals to Captain G Pinney, in box of issue and complete with slip. 1939/45 Star, Africa Star with bar 8th Army. War Medal. Gerald Pinney 1907-1990 was serving in the Royal Corps of Signals during WW11. A copied photograph shows him on a horse in front of the Egyptian landscape. Also with the medals is his Regular Army Reserve of Officers lapel badge. A Voluntary Service in Nursing silver medal, named to Miss Muriel Graveley. Three further Red Cross Nursing awards with service bars, one named to M M Graveley. Miss Graveley was a Teacher by profession, a Voluntary Red Cross Nurse by choice. A copied photograph of her in uniform is with the medals.
Lot 331
Great BritainOfficials1882-1904 mint and used collection on three pages, including Office of Works 1896 ½d vermilion, ½d green in used block of four, and 1d lilac, KEVII complete set, Army Official complete standard set for QV and KEVII, Govt. Parcels including mint 1s orange-brown (S.G. O64c, thinned), then complete standard issues used 1887-1904, Royal Household 1d. Scarlet, and selection of Board of Education and Admiralty issues. A fine lot, sold as seen. S.G. £10,000 Subject to 20% VAT on Buyer’s Premium. For more information please view Terms and Conditions for Buyers.
Lot 667
Two full character jugs; "Old Charlie" and "Happy John", a set of miniature Royal Doulton character jugs of "Kings and Queens of The Realm", comprising "Henry V", "Henry VIII", "Elizabeth I", "Charles I", "Victoria" and "Edward VII", all no.211 in a limited edition of 2500, with certificate and stand, and a pair of Arcadian china crested shoes inscribed "Royal Army Medical Corps". CONDITION REPORT: All appear to be on good condition with only some surface wear and dirt, no obvious damage or restoration. The crested shoes have some rubbing to the paint.
Lot 187
G.S. EDMONDS - A 1919 'Art Nouveau’ Pen and Watercolour design for a 1919 New Year Calendar depicting a girl in an army officer's tunic and cap, holding a union flag and a candlestick, the flame lighting up 1919, perhaps signifying the end of conflict, framed and glazed, 29cm x 37cm, together with a Christmas 1918 card design in the same hand inscribed 'Peace Goodwill Toward Men', framed and glazed, 16cm x 24cm, both inscribed in pencil to reverse 'G.S. Edmonds, Earlesholme, New Eltham, London, SE9' (2)
Lot 188
A Portrait Study of King George V oil on board pictured in full army uniform, standing beside an Alfred Steven's type seated lion, in a very unusual shield shaped opaque white and coloured glass mosaic frame, decorated with royal crown, climbing rose, union flags, battleship and aircraft, 47cm x 50cm
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