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Lot 1705
A selection of Dinky toys including no 982, Pullmore Car Transporter in box- box in worn condition, no 660, Tank Transporter - box in worn condition, paint missing in places on model, no 981 Horse Box - box worn, no 661 Recovery Tractor - box worn, no 622, 10 ton Army Truck - box worn, Tank - box missing lid, twenty two unboxed vehicles and six associated items
Lot 1754
An unboxed Dinky Supertoys tank transporter with centurion tank, Army wagon 623, Field Artillery tractor 638, trailer, field gun 686, field gun 693, small mobile fighting unit by Lone Star x 3, a Benbros Qualitoy armored car and two other field guns Condition report: Most in good to fair condition, some missing tyres
Lot 1410
Cigarette Cards - an album, containing Ogden's captains of Association Football Clubs and Colours; Player's Army Corps and Divisional Signs 1914-1918; Will's various; Ogden's Cricketers Caricatures by RIP; Ogden's Greyhound Racing; Ogden's Modern British Pottery; others; a Bob Taylor cricket sporting Testimonial 1981 programme, signed; two other other cricket programmes, etc
Lot 119
A Russian silver parcel gilt and niello rectangular snuff box, maker's mark OB A Russian silver parcel gilt and niello rectangular snuff box, maker's mark OB (Cyrillic, not traced), assay master Nikolay Dubrovin (1822-55), 84 zolotniks, the cover with the statue of Minin and Pozharsky in Moscow on a matted ground, the sides with buildings, the base with a martial trophy, the interior gilt, 8.7cm (3 1/2in) long, 129g (4.15 oz) Th e monument is in front of St Basil's cathedral in Moscow and commemorates Prince Dmitry Pozharsky and Kuzma Minin . They gathered an all-Russian volunteer army and expelled the Polish and Lithuanian forces under the command of King Sigismund III of Poland from Moscow, thus putting an end to the Time of Troubles in 1612.
Lot 158
Breguet, First Generation Type 20, ref. 5101/54 Breguet, First Generation Type 20, ref. 5101/54, a stainless steel military wristwatch, no. 7688, circa 1954, Swiss chronograph movement, 17 jewels, cal. R222, black dial, luminous Arabic numerals, outer white Arabic numeral 5 minute track, luminous skeleton baton hands, luminous chronograph hand, subsidiary dials for constant seconds and 30 minute recording, knurled bezel with arrow head indicator, screw down back engraved FG.10.56, FG 22 6 65, FG 22 7 73, FG 11 7 75, FG 27 10 78, FG 28 6 80, case signed , on a black leather strap, diameter 38mm The Type 20 was a specification of wristwatch set out by the French Ministry of Defence. These were issued to the pilots and flight crew of the French Air Force, French National Navy and French Flight Tests Center. The watches remained property of the army and were issued like any other piece of equipment. The standard model for the French Air Force was fitted with an unsigned dial. Four companies supplied the Type 20 to the armed forces, Vixa, Breguet, J. Auricoste and Dodane. Breguet were commissioned to produce 2000 watches by the government in 1954. The specifications for the Type 20 were that the watch was accurate to at least 8 seconds per day, a power reserve of at least 35 hours, to include the flyback function and the ability to operate satisfactorily at least 300 times. Due to the use of these watches they had to be serviced regularly. The date for the next scheduled service was stamped on the case back next to the letters FG. This stood for fin de garantie, which translates to end of warranty. This watch has six dates stamped to the case back.
Lot 516
E. HEBER THOMPSON R.E. (1891-1971))The Ballerinaoriginal etching, unframedsigned 'Heber Thompson' in lower margin (lower right)Pl. 6 3/4 x 9 in (17.2 x 22.8cm) Thompson received his early artistic training in New Zealand. After serving in the New Zealand Army in WW1, he received an Army scholarship in 1919 to study at the Slade School of Art, and later studied etching with Frank Short at The Royal College of Art.
Lot 158
UK PUNK LPs - Ace collection of 50 x LPs with many deleted releases. Artists/titles will include The Members - 1980 - The Choice Is Yours (great copy with very rarely seen tie! V 2153 - also great Ex+ condition), Buzzcocks - I Am The Amazing (clear Australian pressing), V/A - Bullshit Detector (Crass 421984/4), Siouxsie And The Banshees - Join Hands, The Stranglers (x4), Blondie - Parallel Lines, Sex Pistols - The Great Rock 'N' Roll Swindle (w/insert), Sham 69, Stiff Little Fingers, The Tourists, Elvis Costello, New Model Army and Ian Dury & The Blockheads. Condition is generally VG to Ex+.
Lot 166
A WWII medal group awarded to P E Lee Comprising 1939-45 star, Africa star with 8th army bar, Italy star, France and Germany star and 1939-45 medal, complete with original box of issue, a leather cased brass and black painted prismatic vernier pattern marching compass of Italian manufacture.
Lot 167
A Nazi Germany belt buckle A green German army field cap dated 1944, two shoulder tabs, a Luftwaffe paratrooper's badge, a German SA badge with inscription Fur Treue Dienste with date 1938, two white metal rings, one bearing the SS runes the other with skull and crossbones, SS runes and inscription dated 1938.
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Lot 389
GVARDIJ? RUSSK?GO TSARI? POD NARVOJ [GUARD OF THE RUSSIAN TSAR IN NARVA], 1890POTOCKIJ, Pavel (1857-1938) GVARDIYA RUSSKAGO TSARIA POD NARVOJU V 1700 I 1704 GODU [The Guard of The Russian Tsar in Narva in 1700 and 1704]. Text in Russian, 200 copies. Saint Petersburg, 1860. (10 x 8 1/2 in.) 48pp. The Battle of Narva on 19 November 1700 was an early battle in the Great Northern War. A Swedish relief army under Charles XII of Sweden defeated a Russian siege force three to four times its size. Book consists of multiple plans, diagrams and drawings made by the Army of Peter The Great. With numerous plates of black and white illustrations of the battle. Bound in modern board binding. Ex-libris bookplate of O.V. Kharitonov.
Lot 394
A SIGNED ORDER FROM ADMIRAL KOLCHAK ORDERING AN INVESTIGATION INTO THE ASSASSINATION OF THE ROMANOVS, 1919together with Nikolai Sokolov's book with the results of the investigation. comprising:a) A confidential order No 95 to the commander of Siberian Army, given by Alexander Vasilyevich Kolchak, the `Supreme Ruler of All Russian Land and Sea Forces`, on February 24, 1919 in Yekaterinburg, assigning to Nikolai Sokolov, an Investigator of Emergency Cases, any aid and assistance needed in his probe of the case of the Assassination of the Russian Imperial family. Signed by Admiral Kolchak and the Head of Chancellery, Major General Martyanov;b) UBIYSTVO TSARSKOY SEMYI [Assassination of the Imperial Family] Berlin: `Slovo`, 1925. 8vo (230 x 185 mm). 300 pages. Soft cover. Containing black and white photographic plates illustrating various evidences and documents related to the case, including an image of Kolchak`s order, similar to the one in the present lot. Text in Russian.LOT NOTESSOKOLOV, Nikolai (Russian 1882-1924) was the first person to carry out an investigation of the execution of the Romanovs. He was able to determine that the Royal Family was in fact shot, eliminating all other rumors. Prior to the Revolution, Sokolov served as an investigator at the district court of his hometown province, Penza. After the Revolution, remaining loyal to the old system, he traveled to Siberia, where he met with representatives of the Siberian government and was ultimately hired by the Prosecutor`s Office in Irkutsk and later in Omsk. Eight months after the Bolsheviks had executed the Royal family in Yekaterinburg, Sokolov came to this city with the Siberian army. Under the order of White Army Commander Alexander Kolchak, Sokolov collected evidence and studied information on the case. Based on testimony and physical evidence, he proved that the family was taken to the Ipatiev House and murdered on July 17, 1918. At one point during Sokolov`s investigation, the White Army was forced to retreat. However, he did not stop his research, and eventually sent the priceless documents to France. In 1920, Sokolov left Russia for Paris. Based on this investigation, Sokolov wrote a book Assassination of the Imperial Family, first published in French in Paris, and later translated into Russian after Sokolov`s death in 1924.
Lot 408
A SOVIET PROPAGANDA CALICO KERCHIEF COMMEMORATING THE 25TH ANNIVERSARY OF THE RED ARMY, 1943printed circular composition with portraits of Lenin and Stalin, featuring the scenes of a triumph of the Red Army and a slogan POD ZNAMENEM LENINA-STALINA VPERYOD NA RAZGROM NEMETSKIKH ZAKHVATCHIKOV [Under the Standard of Lenin and Stalin we Tread to Defeat the German Ivaders], by Kombinat Trekhgornaya Manufaktura im. F. E. Dzerzhinskogo, 79 x 79 cm (31 1/8 x 31 1/8 in.)
Lot 459
DA ZDRAVSTVUET NASHA POBEDONOSNAYA KRASNAYA ARMIYA!, A 1945 SOVIET WAR PROPAGANDA POSTER BY NIKOLAI KOCHERGINDA ZDRAVSTVUET NASHA POBEDONOSNAYA KRASNAYA ARMIYA! [Long Live Our Victorious Red Army!], 1945, color lithograph, published by Isskustvo, edition of 3,000, 73.2 x 53 cm (28 7/8 x 20 7/8 in.)
Lot 275
Matchbox - A good collection Matchbox / Lesney die model motor vehicle to include eight wheeled tipper #51, Pony Trailer #43 (with ponies), Caravan #23, Fire Pumper Truck #29, Rolls Royce Silver Shadow #24, Army Half Track Mark III #49, accessory pack number 1, petrol pumps with attendant and Esso sign all excellent to mint, boxed and ten further models excellent to mint.
Lot 327
1914-18 BRITISH WAR AND VICTORY MEDALS named to '145334 Gnr.J.Connell. R.A.', with Royal Artillery cap badge, football medal engraved '104 Brigade League R.G.A. Italy 1918-19', Edward VIII Coronation medal 1937, silver 'A.R.P' lapel badge and a 1939-45 Defence Medal with slip (Army) and box of issue addressed to 'Mr.John Connell, Glasgow, S.1.'
Lot 306
General Fretter-Pico hand written note in German dated 1971. He entered service on 20 September 1910 with the Imperial German Army's artillery units. He was a junior officer at the start of World War I. By the end of the war, he had been promoted to the rank of captain. During the inter-war years, he remained in the German military, reaching the rank of major by the time the Nazi Party came to power. In 1938, as a colonel, he was sent to Turkey as a military attaché. Although he was recalled to Germany for the outbreak of World War II in Europe, he missed the campaigns in Poland and France. In Mar 1941, he was promoted to the rank of major general. At the start of Operation Barbarossa, Fretter-Pico was given command of the 97th Jäger Division in Army Group South. On 27 December 1941, he was given command of XXX Corps, which participated in the Battle of Sevastopol in southern Ukraine. He was known as a by-the-book general who lacked imagination, and thus his commanding officer Erich von Manstein did not rely upon him during the battle at Sevastopol. To prove himself, he launched an offensive at the southern end of the Russian defences at Sevastopol. Although he made some minor advances, his attack caused too many casualties, and it was frowned upon by Manstein as Fretter-Pico engaged his forces in a piecemeal fashion instead of attempting to overwhelm the Russian defences. Promoted to the rank of lieutenant general on 15 January 1942, and a full general by June 1942. He remained the commanding officer of XXX Corps until mid-1944, and then commanded the 6th Army for the remainder of the year. On 30 March 1945, he was given command of IX Corps, an under-strength reserve unit. He was captured by American forces on 22 April 1945 and remained a prisoner until 1947. Good condition. All signed items come with a Certificate of Authenticity and can be shipped worldwide. Est
Lot 35
El Alamein / Eighth Army Memorabilia Collection. Nice lot consisting of ORIGINAL Eighth Army Service of Thanksgiving, two 23rd October 1972 30th Anniversary of the Battle of El Alamein Royal Engineers Corps covers and Retreat to El Alamein RAF 50th Anniversary cover with printed autograph of Major General Henry Foote VC, accompanied by a copy of his Victoria Cross Citation. Good condition. All signed items come with a Certificate of Authenticity and can be shipped worldwide. Est
Lot 138
Field Marshal William Joseph "Bill" Slim, 1st Viscount Slim Signed the 25th Anniversary Reconquest of Burma Campaign FDC fought in both World Wars and was wounded on 3 occasions. During WW-2 he led the 14th Army, the so-called "Forgotten Army" in the Burma Campaign. From 1953 to 1959 he was Governor-General of Australia, regarded by many Australians as an authentic war hero who had fought with the Anzacs at Gallipoli. He Signed the 25th Anniversary Reconquest of Burma Campaign FDC . Good condition. All signed items come with a Certificate of Authenticity and can be shipped worldwide. Est
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