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Lot 536
Diecast Vehicles. 176 Austin A105 Saloon, cream/blue line, box AF, F-G, 180 Packard Clipper Sedan, cerise/cream, box AF, F, 187 Volkswagen Karmann Ghia, black/red, box AF, F, 195 Jaguar 3.4 Saloon, cream, box AF, F-G, 643 Army water tanker, box AF, G, 692 5.5 Medium Gun, box AF, F-G, 736 Hawker Hunter, boxed, G (7)
Lot 27
A six-shot percussion Colt Model 1860 Army Revolver, 8-inch sighted rounded barrel stamped ADDRESS COL. SAML COLT NEW-YORK U.S. AMERICA, the rebated cylinder retaining traces of the Naval Engagement scene, the left side of the frame stamped COLTS PATENT, further stamped with a W behind the trigger guard and the letters C and D to the cylinder and barrel, wood grips, serial no. 90276 to all parts except the back strap which is a later replacement.
Lot 127
A Third Reich Army Officer`s dagger, 25.5cm flattened diamond section blade by Eickhorn, Solingen, regulation plated hilt with spirally fluted orange celluloid grip contained in its stippled steel scabbard, complete with worn knot, hanger mounts lacking from scabbard together with a Third Reich K98 bayonet with later SS etched inscription. (2)
Lot 200
Poems from the Desert, verses by members of the Eighth Army, foreword by General Sir Bernard Montgomery, 1944 first limited edition, 49 of 110 copies, ink signature of Montgomery together with John Buchan, The Massacre of Glencoe, 1933 first edition, signed copy with author`s ink inscription "Mother, with my love from John, June `33" also Hammond Innes, Seas and Islands, Collins 1967, a signed copy with author`s inscription to title page "Eric Bailey, my very good wishes and my thanks for your hospitality on the wild wet night in Wales, Ralph Hammond Innes".
Lot 363
A full letter from Horatio Nelson to Francis Drake, British Minister in Genoa, in his own hand, dated August 16th 1795; from Falls Bay expressing his disappointment that Drake will not see Admiral Hotham until his return from Leghorn and asking if he knows 'the exact plans which this army is to follow, at present I am totally in the dark'; on pale blue double fold paper, 24.5cm x 19.5cm Provenance: by descent to Mr Mackworth Drake from the original recipient, Francis Drake Note: the letter is an unrecorded document written a few months after the Battle of Genoa when Nelson was still involved in patrolling the Italian coast.
Lot 80
An Edwardian Dagliotype depicting a gent in a frock coat in a velvet lined frame, approx. 14 x 18 cms together with two Edwardian dagliotype, depicting an Edwardian gent, the other depicting a gent in a satin coat, approx. 9.5 x 5.5 cms together with a miniature of an army officer with red sash in an oval brass frame, approx. 6.5 x 5.5cms.
Lot 236
Great BritainOfficialsArmy Official1902-03 6d. pale dull purple with the wide, "forme 4" overprint, large part original gum. A. fresh and attractive example of this scarce later printing. B.P.A. Certificate (2012). S.G. O52, £3000. Photo Subject to 20% VAT on Buyer’s Premium. For more information please view Terms and Conditions for Buyers.
Lot 277
‡ Rex John Whistler (1905-1944) A curtain design for ‘The General’s Dilemma’ Cochran’s Revue at the London Pavilion March 1931. Titled General’s Dilemma and inscribed Swiss Army also inscribed by Laurence Whistler verso Pen ink and watercolour unframed 28x43cm; 11 x 17in Provenance: Finan & Co. 12th June 2004 Lot 54 - copy of the catalogue included Laurence Whistler & Ronald Fuller The Work of Rex Whistler [Batsford 1960] No. 396 (2) where Laurence Whistler is shown as the owner of this drawing ++Folded vertically centre paper a little discoloured a few fox marks to image and some to margins sundry marks and stains to margins paint marks and a few blemishes to image
Lot 59
PAN YING (b.1962) YUNNAN LADY/ THE THINKER. Ink and colour on paper. Seal of the artist. 66 cm x 43.5 cm The artist portrays a demurely elegant lady dressed in traditional Yunnan costume leaning on the fence, with her chin resting on a clenched fist, gazing down and inward, thinking deeply, as if reflecting on her life experience, triggering the viewer's imagination and curiosity. An ethnic Manchu, Pan Ying graduated from the Art Institute of the People's Liberation Army in 1983, specializing in traditional Chinese painting. She is now on the staff of the Fine Arts Department of the Central University for Nationalities in Beijing. In her most mature works Pan paints with the traditional gongbi technique strips and ribbons of white material arranged in endless monochrome combinations that spiral and intersect on the surface of the painting. Using a traditionally high artistic idiom, therefore, Pan Ying provides a description of practices generally classified as belonging to 'handicrafts' and thus regarded as 'low'. Still the representation of what for centuries was classified as menial is replayed with elegant minimalist effects, reminiscent of drawing and etching, that bestow the coiling movement of the thread with an abstract formal beauty. Pan Ying has participated in many exhibitions both nationally and internationally, including: 'Century-Woman' in Beijing (1998); 'Die Hälfte des Himmels' (Half of the Sky) at the Frauenmuseum in Bonn (1998); and 'On This Side of the Sky: UNESCO Salutes Women' in Art in Paris (2003). Provenance: Directly from the artist herself in the 1990s. Provenance: Directly from the artist himself in the 1990's
Lot 360
A SMALL FRAME CONTAINING TWO BRITISH WAR AND VICTORY MEDAL, pairs with original fibre `Dog Tags` correctly named to T-440012 Pte A.S. Pow Army Service Corps T-Prefix - Horse Transport, 108461 Spr Ambrose F. Soullard Royal Engineers, with copy MIC details showing BWM and VIC is full entitlement
Lot 376
EIGHT WWI VICTORY MEDALS, all correctly named to the Army Service Corps, DVR J. Randall T-36092, Pte F.H. James M2-115067, Pte T.H. Johnson M2-103273, A/CPL F.J. Ennever M1-7490, Pte A.A. Palmer M2-105236, Pte J.F. Bradford CMT-1790, DVR W. Miller T1-4406, Pte S. Leese M5-1027 (all medals come with copies of medal index cards MIC)
Lot 385
A NUMBER OF WWI MEDALS, all correctly named to the Army Service Corps, 54-065148 Pte H.P. Cant. British War and Victory medal pair, British War medal T4-242094 DVR E.V. Wakerell, British War medal M2-020994 A/CPL S.E. Knight, British War medal T4-110722 A. Trewick, Victory medal T5-7324 F.E. Holroyd, Victory medal S5-15591 R. Martin, Victory medal M-337272 C.H. Line, Victory medal T4-058339 R. Smith, Victory medal T-27562 T/CPL S. Greenwood, Victory medal T4-059913 A.W. Edkins (11)
Lot 388
FOUR WWI 1914-15 STARS, all correctly named to Casualties, 2310 Pte Edwin Hickin 10th BTN Royal Warwickshire Regiment K.I.A. 29/8/1915 France and Flanders born Gloucester Le Touret Memorial, 1995 Pte (later Company Sgt Major) Stanley Arthur Smith 4th BTN Rifle Brigade K.I.A. 15/4/1918 Salonika born Daventry Droiran Cemetery, 746 L/CPT Reginald Richard Tedstone 14th BTN, (Birmingham Pals) Royal Warwickshire Regiment K.I.A. 23/7/1916 Pozieres Ridge, Battle of the Somme born Ladywood, Thiepval Memorial, T/35440 DVR William Card Army Service Corps, died 7/6/1918 born - Eridge Sussex, Cinq Rues British Cemetary Hazebrouk Belgium (all have soldiers died and CWGC details)
Lot 393
FIVE WWI VICTORY MEDALS, to Casualties, 300061 Pte William Atkins 16th BTN (Birmingham Pals) Royal Warwickshire R., K.I.A. 20/6/1918 F & F born - Scotton Norfolk Thiennes British Cemetery, 358526 Pte James Kilburn 10th BTN Liverpool Regiment K.I.A. 18/4/1917 Belgium Vlamertinghe Cemetery, T4-237798 DVR S.E.J. Cuthbert, Army Service Corps, K.I.A. 23/3/1918 born Teddington, Pozieres Memorial Somme, 55/4054 Pte J.O. Williams, A.S.C. Died 16/2/1917 F & F born Barking, St Sever Cemetery Rouen, M2/188271 Albert Percy Robins, A.S.C. D.O.W. 30/9/1917 F & F born Torquay Locre Hospice Cemetery (all with soldiers died/CWGC details
Lot 595
George III, Mudie's National Medals, eleven bronze medals (11) from the 'Grand Series of Forty Medals commemorating British Victories' published by J Mudie in 1820, Battle of Camperdown 1797, Capture of Seringapatam 1799, English Army in Egypt 1801, Battle of Albuera 1811, Capture of Badajoz 1812, Battle of Vittoria 1813, the British Army passes the Pyrenées 1813, Battle of Waterloo 1815, Scottish Regiments Victory Honours 1815, Bombardment of Algiers 1816, and the Dedication Medal 1817 (BHM 432, 478, 504, 718, 730, 756, 760, 859, 868, 921, 933; E.886, 904, 929, 1017, 1021, 1033, 1034, 1069, 1081, 1085, 1101), mostly extremely fine (11) Subject to 20% VAT on Buyer’s Premium. For more information please view Terms and Conditions for Buyers.
Lot 1542
Borneo Prisoner of War MailOutgoing Mail1943 (5 May) "imperial japanese army" card (Type 2) from civilian internee R.C. Killick, Kuching Camp, to Southampton, showing censor chop with red seal of camp commandant, Colonel Suga, and red arrival censor handstamp; the card with central vertical crease, fine. Photo provenance:Neville Watterson
Lot 1543
Borneo Prisoner of War MailOutgoing Mail1943 (5 May) "imperial japanese army" card (Type 2) from Sergeant E.W. George, Kuching Camp, to London, showing censor chop with red seal of Colonel Suga and red arrival censor handstamp, some creases as usual. Photo provenance:Patrick Cassels, October 2003
Lot 1544
Borneo Prisoner of War MailOutgoing Mail1943 (5 May) "imperial japanese army" card (Type 2) from Corporal W. Thornton, Kuching Camp, to Darlington, showing censor chop with red seal of camp commandant, Colonel Suga, and red arrival censor handstamp; the card with central fold and creases. Photo provenance:Patrick Cassels, October 2003
Lot 1566
Borneo Prisoner of War MailIncoming Mail1944 (23 Mar.) GB 3d. "prisoner of war post/service des prisonniers de guerre" card to Private Ben Gold, Borneo Camp, showing red British censor h.s. and, on reverse, violet arrival censor chop and red seal of Kubo; the card with some minor faults. Photo Note: Bennie Gold was evacuated from Singapore on H.M.S. Kedah before the surrender and was eventually captured in Batavia. In September 1942 he was taken to Singapore and, after a short stay, was transported to Kuching where he arrived on 13 October 1942. He worked in the camp office, under the supervision of Kubo, keeping Japanese Army cards maintained for each prisoner. He was selected for this task as he spoke Yiddish and could understand the Dutch and Malay spoken by the Japanese.
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