Medals; an incomplete group of five medals, awarded to 1044026 Frank Lewis, Royal Artillery, comprising General Service Medal (GV) with N. W. Persia clasp; 1939-45 Star; Africa Star; France and Germany Star; and Territorial For Efficient Service Medal, together with 1939-45 medals list (lists 6 medals), Bombardier Frank Lewis' album of W.W.2 period photographs including 8th Army, quantity of badges (a lot) THIS LOT WILL BE SOLD ON FRIDAY 11TH SEPTEMBER STARTING AT 2PM UK TIME
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A Victorian silver Tea Pot, by Army & Navy Cooperative Society Ltd, hallmarked London, 1888, of oval form with demi-fluted decoration, ebonised handle and finial, engraved monogram, 5¾in (14.5cm) high, approximate weight 10ozt. THIS LOT WILL BE SOLD ON SATURDAY 12TH SEPTEMBER STARTING AT 10.30AM UK TIME
WAR-TIME FOOTBALL AUTOGRAPHS 1945 A 10" X 8" sepia photograph of the Army Touring team which is folded with a copy of an article "Angels with Dirty Faces" showing the same photo and a single sheet dated 17/5/1945 autographed by 18 members of the Army Touring team including Willie Watson, Bert Sproson, George Smith, Frank Swift, Cliff Britton, Joe Bacuzzi, Billy Elliott, Dan Winter, Doug Hunt, Archie Macaulay, Tommy Lawton, Jimmy Mullen, Joe Mercer, Maurice Edleston, Matt Busby, Cyril Sidlow, J.R. Martin and Arthur Rowe. Generally good
WAR-TIME FOOTBALL 1945 Four page programme for Army Touring Team XI v. United Services on 9/6/1945 at Vomero Stadium in Naples, creased, slightly worn and the Army Touring team is entered in pencil. The Army Touring team included Willie Watson, George Smith, Frank Swift, Joe Bacuzzi, Billy Elliott, Dan Winter, Doug Hunt, Arthur Rowley, Cliff Britton, J.R. Martin and Matt Busby. United Services team includes Purdie, Craig, Beattie, Clark, Pryde, Collier, Finney, Hamilton, Thornton, Bryn Jones and Strauss. Generally good
The British Army Crest album by Gale & Polden - dated Alverstoke, Hampshire May 1900, consisting of 128 pages each to a separate regiment, completed with several hundred crests, letterheads etc. plus several extra loose pages and crests in envelope Condition report: Good for age, the spine weak in parts
Two British Army Morse Code Lamps, signalling Daylight, short range in carrying case, steel cases with two compartments under webbing covers with two tripods, two steel Ammunition tins, a wooden box for O & S Ltd. ZB10118 1951 12 volt 22 AH MK 1 battery, a canteen, a webbing bag, an ARP lamp, various webbing, two tins two MKII lamb bulbs, a quantity of East Surrey cap badges, Epilettes and shoulder pips and a Cadet Force medal awarded to Lt. G.R. Strong
EDWARDIAN SILVER JEWELLERY BOX the hinged cover engraved with the Royal Corps of Signals emblem and the emblem for the Women's Royal Army Corps, the interior cover inscribed 'Capt.M.J.C.Giles from the officers of 13 A.A.(M.) Sig.Regt. T.A. October 1951', the box of shaped outline and with velvet lined fitted interior, hallmarks for Birmingham 1906, 9cm wide
A copper and nickel hunting horn, stamped "Army and Navy Cooperative Society Limited" CONDITION REPORTS Basically sound though with signs of wear and tear, scratching, etc. conducive with age and use, dent to the mouthpiece end of the copper work, solder showing in yellow line from mouthpiece to the rim.
British Army during the - Napoleonic War.- Latham Information & Instructions for Commanding... Napoleonic War.- Latham (William, Captain, Royal Flintshire Light Infantry, Southsea Camp, near Portsmouth, fl. 1803) Information & Instructions for Commanding Generals & Others, 27pp., slightly browned, original brown wrappers, lettered direct on upper cover, slight ink marks on upper cover, sm. 4to, 1803; and 2 others, comprising a Ground plan of the Depot for the Reserves of War Valleyfield, repaired with tape, watermarked 1811, and an original pen and ink with watercolour of a cross on turret, 1901, v.s., v.d. (3). First mentioned, dealing with the invasion threat of Napoleon's army in 1803.
Lowe - For Infantry Abroad on a Station where there is a Deputy... ( Sir Hudson, army officer and colonial governor, 1769-1844) For Infantry Abroad on a Station where there is a Deputy Pay-Master General. Regt. R[oyal] Cors[ica]n Rang[er]s Stationed on board Ship at Messina, printed double-page form with manuscript insertions, a few small tears along folds, slightly foxed, 390 x 500mm., 25th September - 24th October 1809; and a small quantity of 19th century correspondence from Major General Sir Richard Jackson, and some other letters with a connection to Eton College, v.s., v.d. (qty). "Lowe commanded the Royal Corsican rangers in the expedition to the Bay of Naples in 1809 and distinguished himself at the capture of Ischia." - Oxford DNB.
Wellington - Autograph Letter signed to "My Dear Lord", 4pp (Arthur Wellesley, army officer and prime minister, 1769-1852) Autograph Letter signed to "My Dear Lord", 4pp., 8vo, London, 20th May 1827, excusing himself from inviting Miss Wilkinson to sing at his home, "nothing would give me greater pleasure than to hear Miss Wilkinson and to give every encouragement in my Power & her Puissant Talents. But your Lordship is aware that there exists a good deal of prejudice in favour of Native Musical Talent in this Country; But it is not easy to keep a large Concert room silent and quiet while a person is singing against whose Talent there may be a prejudice ", folds. Rosamund Mountain, née Wilkinson (c. 1768-1841), singer and actress.
First World War.- Kitchener - Instructions for [Sir John French] GO C in C Expeditionary Force... (Horatio Herbert, Earl Kitchener of Khartoum, army officer, 1850-1916) Instructions for [Sir John French] GO C in C Expeditionary Force proceeding France, manuscript fair copy, 4pp., on government headed paper, marked "Copy Very Secret" at head of first f., folds, first f. small rust stains, slightly browned, folio, 10th August 1914. Britain's contemptible little army. "Owing to the infringement of the neutrality of Belgium by Germany; and in furtherance of the entente which exists between this country and France; H.M. Government has decided at the request of the French Government to send an expeditionary Force to France, and to entrust the command of the Troops to yourself."
Milne - Autograph Letter signed "Alan" to his nephew Anthony Kenneth Milne (A.A., author of children's books and playwright, 1872-1956) Autograph Letter signed "Alan" to his nephew Anthony Kenneth Milne, 2pp., 8vo, Chelsea, 19th October 1940, partly about his son Christopher Robin, using his nickname "Moon", informing him in a playful tone about "[Billy] Moon's [Christopher Robin's] progress in the army, "he is not yet Sapper-Carpenter 6146464 Acting L'Cpl (unpaid) C.R. Milne, but is still hoping to be quite soon. But, of course if there are 6146462 Lance-Corporals already in the army, he may not be wanted," and congratulating him on his own promotion, and discussing the bombing of London, "a bomb has just dropped. The Luftwaffe never ceases to watch over us, day and night ", fold.
CINEMA, posters, inc. Anatolian Smile, I Walk The Line/You Cant Win Em All, Massacre Harbour, Portrait Of A Lady, I Love You To Death, Short Cuts, Sounder, Yol, Agantuk, Big Easy, Prague, Square Circle, Courier, Young Ladies of Wilko (all quad); All-Round Reduced Personality, Johnny Suede, Meetings With Remarkable Men (all GB 20 x 30); Brand New Day (French 47x63), Hush-A-Bye Baby (Danish 24 x 33), Army Of Lovers (GB 17 x 24), Crazy (Danish 24 x 33), Johnny Handsome (US 1-Sheet), folded, G to VG, 22
A 9ct gold Masonic jewel, detailed Fidelity Chapter No 3708, Birmingham 1926, gross weight 30 gms, a silver gilt and enamelled oval pendant jewel, detailed The Chartered Institute of Secretaries, London 1913, a silver fob medal, detailed The Guildhall School of Music, London and three Second World War period medals, comprising; The 1939-45 Star, The Italy Star and The Defence Medal, with The Army Council Forwarding Slip confirming three awards and box of postage.
5th-3rd century BC. A silver footed dish with flared base, thickened parcel-gilt rim, incised parcel-gilt design of a royal bust with crown, crescentic ornaments to the chest. 256 grams, 20cm (8"). From an important private London collection; formed in the 1970s and 1980s. Classical Greek sources describe how gold and silver vessels were commonly used by the Persian court and the aristocracy, and that wine was an integral part of Persian banquets. After the battle of Plataea in 479 BC the camp of the Persian general Mardonius was sacked by the Greek army and Herodotus describes the huge numbers of silver and gold vessels that were carried off. Ancient sources also tell us that it was common practice for the king and the nobility to give gold and silver vessels to individuals as a sign of their favour towards them. Shallow lobed bowls such as this are a particularly distinctive type of Achaemenid tableware and the depiction of a king or noble would indicate a prestigious origin. Fine condition, repaired.
1st-2nd century AD. A broad openwork gold hoop with beaded wire borders, filigree loops enclosing cast D-section letters 'LEGIIIIFF' for Legio IIII Flavia Felix. 2.73 grams, 21mm overall, 20.57mm internal diameter (approximate size British V 1/2, USA 10 3/4, Europe 24.4, Japan 23) (3/4"). Property of a Surrey collector; acquired in the early 1970s. The Legio Quarta Flavia Felix (Lucky Fourth Legion of Flavia), was a unit of the Imperial Roman army, founded in 70 AD by Vespasian (r. 69-79) from the remnants of the Legio IV Macedonica disbanded after the Batavian revolt. The legion was active in Moesia Superior until the early 5th century and its symbol was a lion. Very fine condition.
1st-2nd century AD. A cast bronze dagger pommel, the socket hexagonal in section with gryphon-head finial; the ears triangular with median crest and hooked beak. 46 grams, 35mm (1 1/4"). Found Norfolk, UK, acquired before 1980. The gryphon is associated with the goddess Nemesis. The goddess was adopted by the Romans from the Greeks; she was the goddess of vengeance and retribution and was closely associated with the underworld. Images of gryphons appear on gladiatorial equipment as well as that of soldiers in the Roman army, such as the gryphon head on the crest of the famous Crosby Garrett cavalry helmet found in Cumbria in 2010. Fine condition, crack to socket rim.
3rd-4th century AD. A matched pair of hollow-cast bronze fittings, each a hexagonal-section socket with eagle-head above, scrolled swan-heads to each side; pierced for attachment. 2.6 kg total, 16cm (6 1/4"). Property of a Surrey collector; acquired in the early 1970s. For two similar see Christies sale 2323, 10 June 2010, lot 155 Mounts of this type were used on the supporting frames of Roman wagons or chariots. The eagle was an important symbol in Rome and was sacred to Jupiter, the supreme god of the Roman pantheon who was the protector of the empire; the symbol of the eagle was carried by the troops into battle and was regarded a good luck symbol for the army. The eagle is also found associated with other sky deities such as Vishnu in the Hinduism. [2] Very fine condition.
TRI-ANG - a collection of 00 gauge Tri-ang vehicles to include an R.23 Royal Mail operating mail coach set (original box, carriage and mailbags bags only), a car transporter R342 with 5 complete cars (a 6th car missing wheels), a helicopter car R.128, an R343 army rocket launcher and some further rolling stock. (af)
BOXING AUTOGRAPHS & EPHEMERA - from a collection belonging to Johnnie Thurgood, Welter Weight Champion 1952. To include 17 copies of Boxing International/Pictorial from 1974/5, Boxing news/boxing papers from 1937-78 (10 various copies), signed copy of an earlier photograph of Henry Cooper (Signed Sir Henry Cooper - knighted in 2000), a personal note to Johnnie from Sir Henry (2001), 2 copies of the Royal Army Ordnance Corps Gazette 1951, sundry letters, boxing programmes from the 1950's (8), a 1951 boxing poster for Ramsgate Amateur Boxing Club for Herne Bay Festival of Britain and 1954 Stepney & St George Boys ABC December 1954 boxing poster.

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