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Lot 61
A George V Indian Army 1897 pattern infantry officers’ sword, straight blade 32¾” by Robt Mole & Son, Birmingham, makers to the War and India Offices, etched with crowned GRI cypher, crowned Royal Arms and wreath within ornamental panels, plated hilt, with turn down inner edge, incorporating crowned GRI cypher, chequered backstrap, wirebound fishskin grip, in its plated scabbard with 2 rings, and leather field service scabbard. Very Good Condition. Plate 17
Lot 185
A 6 shot .44” Remington New Model Army percussion revolver, number 121857, the grip with inspector’s initials “GP” (partly obliterated, but identified as Giles Porter, 1862-75). Good Working Order and Condition, retaining hints of original finish, (minor damage to one grip). This item is accompanied by a letter from Antique American Firearms of Barrington, Illinois, stating that the serial number of this revolver falls within the range of numbers issued to the 6th U.S. Cavalry in the Civil War and that therefore it is highly probable that it was issued to a soldier in that regiment. Plate 42
Lot 279
A scarce 6 shot .442” rimfire Tranter’s Patent double action Army revolver,12” overall, barrel 6½”, engraved “Jno Rigby & Co, 24 Suffolk St, Dublin”, number 5077, with Birmingham proofs and chequered walnut butt. Good Working Order and Condition, retaining most original mirror blued finish to barrel, some original finish elsewhere. Plate 61
Lot 324
A scarce 6 shot .42” Merwin & Bray cup primed Plants Mfg Co front loading single action Army revolver, 10¼” overall, barrel 5½”, number 2542, octagonal steel barrel marked “Merwin and Bray, New York”, bronze frame, polished rosewood grips. Good Working Order and Condition, (some staining to steel) Plate 69
Lot 386
A good 6 shot .44” Remington New Model Army percussion revolver, number 96547, walnut grips with clear inspector’s initials “BH” (probably Benjamin Hannis, but could also be Benjamin Huger). Good Working Order and generally crisp condition, retaining most original blueing to ramrod, traces of original finish elsewhere, the barrel markings crisp. Plate 94
Lot 1003
Five: Egypt 1882, 1 clasp Tel-El-Kebir (P.. J Morris 2/C...), Coronation 1911 (Sgt Major J Morris 22 June 1911), MSM Geo V coinage head (C Sjt J Morris C. Gds), Army LS & GC Vic issue (engraved 1209 C Sgt J Morris Rif Bde), Khedive’s star 1882. F to VF (Egypt NF with contact pitting from star) and mounted court style; miniature group of 4, as above without MSM. With a folder containing Colour Sgts embroidered arm badge, various Certificates for Service, discharge, character, etc, testimonial, photos of recipient in uniform etc, the paper documentsworn, with splits along creases etc, some torn, service books and photos AF. Plate 2 Note: James Morris joined the Coldstream Guards 5th September 1878 rising to Colour Sergeant by 1885; he transferred to Rifle Brigade 30th April 1891 for duty with the 16th Middx R V C, posted as C. Sergt, appointed Act Sgt Major 1897, recommended for MSM 1905 (awarded 12th April 1932). In 1906 he became a Yeoman of the Guard, and in that capacity was present at the Funeral of Ed VII and Coronation of Geo V. He was with the Cheshire Regiment and discharged as ‘no longer fit for War Service’ 1916 receiving a War Badge. An undated newspaper cutting records that he attended the Service of Remembrance at the Cenotaph with the six other survivors from the Battle of Tel El Kebir. He died in June 1932.
Lot 1050
Sundry Third Reich items, comprising glazed earthenware tea plate, dated 1938; a similar cruet, dated 1937; a small Eastern brass bowl with superimposed WM Luftwaffe eagle; an Army NCO’s aluminium cap cockade; a similar Luftwaffe cap cockade (one wire missing); a framed set of 5 small photographs of troops etc; a framed stamp with Berlin 1942 postmarks, and 4 other items. Average GC
Lot 1066
A Third Reich Army officer’s sword, plain plated blade 36” by Eickhorn, the brass stirrup hilt impressed with oak leaves, the langet with impressed eagle and swastika, the whole with traces of gilt, with wire bound black plastic grip, in a black painted steel scabbard. GC (scabbard paint worn, sword too long for scabbard)
Lot 1068
A Third Reich Army officer’s sword, plain plated blade 33” by WKC, the embossed brass hilt with lion’s head pommel inset with red glass eyes, the knucklebow with oak leaves, the langet with eagle and swastika, with black plastic grip (originally wire bound), in its black painted steel scabbard. GC (the hilt originally gilt, some wear to scabbard paint) Plate 6
Lot 433
A Victorian Parian ware bust of Sir Colin Campbell, c.1858, by J Ridgway, Bates & Co. after the sculpture by J Dunham, 35cm high Field Marshal Colin Campbell, 1st Baron Clyde, GCB, KSI (1792-1863), was a British Army Officer who led the Highland Brigade in the Crimea and was in command of the 'Thin Red Line' at the Battle of Balaclava. He later commanded the relief army in the Indian rebellion of 1857. Literature: Paul Atterbury, 'The Parian Phenomenon', p. 240. CONDITION REPORT: No obvious major defects.
Lot 592
6 mounted 1930’s German composition soldiers. By Lineol etc, all in army uniform with tin helmets, each with his rifle (5) and Officer with sword. Plus a horse drawn field ambulance. In camouflaged tinplate, with driver, pulled by two horses. Complete with stretcher. QGC-GC some wear/damage to ambulance. Some age wear to figures. See Plate 2
Lot 619
26 Corgi ‘Forward March’ series. Including 3 dioramas- Battle of El Alamein British Tank Crew Dismounted, Battle of Trafalgar- Death of Nelson and Desert Storm-Bravo 2 Zero Team of Four Clearing Buildings. Plus 23 figures including Special Forces Canadian Para D Day 1944, Special Forces RM Commando 1982. Leaders- Winston Churchill 1945, Bomber Harris 1942, Hero’s- WW11 Sqdn Ldr Douglas Baden RAF Fighter Ace. Lt JRM Chard VC 1879. Recruits- WW11 US Army Engineers ‘we clear the way’. Plus WW11 USAAF ‘coming right up’. All boxed, minor wear. Contents VGC-Mint.
Lot 623
40 Del Prado collection finely detailed Napoleonic period standing soldiers. Including- Lt. Gen Blucher 1802, French Naval Officer 1790s, Sapeur Young Guard 1809, Caporal Garde royale de Naples 1812-13, Standard-bearer French Light Infantry 1809, Trumpeter British Lt. Dragoons 1808, Trooper Gendarmes Lanciers King Joseph’s Army, Captain Bavarian 1st Dragooons 1806-11, Sargent artillerie de marine Espagne 1797, Napoleon 1st Empereur 1805, Officer French Cuirassiers 1809, French Artillery Engineer 1807, Cadet Imperial Guard 1805. All in sealed packets. Contents as new.
Lot 700
7 white metal unmade/partly started coaches and bus kits. 2x Brackenborough- Bristol Lodekka LD and a Red Bristol L single deck bus. 2x Anbrico- Leyland Titan and a Leyland TS8 Roe. Sutherland Models Bristol KSW ECW high bridge bus. A Cotswold Bristol L6 single deck coach. Also in lot a small quantity of used Dinky Toys including Mighty Antar. Pullmore Car Transporter, Commer fire engine, Land Rover, 2 ton army wagon, recovery, Military Ambulance, Hillman Minx, Austin Taxi, Austin A40 van repainted red etc. Also a small quantity Days Gone series vehicles and a Mamod Steam Engine S.E.1. Some items boxed. QGC-VGC
Lot 748
7 Dinky Toys Military vehicles and equipment. Foden 10-Ton Army Truck (622), Scout Car (673), Armoured Personnel Carrier (676), 25-Pounder Field Gun (686), Field Artillery Tractor (688), 5.5 Medium Gun (692) and a 7.2 Howitzer (693). All boxed, mostly minor wear only. Contents QGC-Mint. Some damp damage mainly to Truck. For picture see the-saleroom.com
Lot 1951
* JOHN CUNNINGHAM RGI (SCOTTISH 1926-1998) PILGRIMS oil on canvas, signed 89cm x 69cm Provenance : Private Scottish collection for many years. A genuinely outstanding major work by John Cunningam. Note : John Cunningham was born in Lanarkshire. He studied at Glasgow School of Art from 1943 but his studies were interrupted by the Second World War during which time he served in the army. He returned to study from 1948-1950. He vibrant paintings are in the tradition of the Scottish Colourists. Cunningham was senior lecturer at the Glasgow School of Art from 1967-1985. In 1980 he won the Torrance Award as well as the MacFarlane, Carcill and Scottish Amicable Awards. He showed in group exhibitions at the RSA and at Portland Gallery. The Glasgow Art Club gave Cunningham a seventieth-birthday retrospective in 1996. His works appear in many notable public, corporate and private collections including Kelvington Art Gallery, Hunterian Gallery and the University of Glasgow.
Lot 638
Lord Cardigan, John Thomas Brudenell (1797 - 1868), British General who led the 'Charge of the Light Brigade' against the Russians in the Battle of Balaclava, in 1854, during the Crimean War. Later, Cardigan was falsely accused of not leading the Charge by FitzRoy Somerset, 1st Baron Raglan. Libel action began in 1863. Autographed letter signed, to an Army Captain, speaking of the Battle of Balaclava and requesting that the Captain certify that Cardigan did lead the Light Brigade, stating many others have done so, dated 1863. Very good condition, paper tabs and paper strip on fold on reverse
Lot 640
Lord Horatio Kitchener (1850 - 1916), British Military Leader and Statesman, Secretary of State for War for the early part of the First World War. He was also depicted on the famous Army Recruitment poster. Kitchener was part of many battles and was in Battle of Omdurman and the Boer War. Autographed letter signed, red embossed, Commander in Chief in India, headed paper Wildflower Hall, Kitchener's summer residence in Shimla, Himalayas, undated but probably early 1900s. Good condition
Lot 642
Selection of Military Autographs - Lieut. General Sir Thomas Picton (1758 - 1815), Army Officer with Wellington at the Battle of Waterloo, autographed signed piece. Sir John Moore (1761 - 1809), Founder of the Light Infantry and Founding Father of the Rifles, autographed letter signed. Frederick, Duke of York (1763 - 1827), son of George III, his disasters in battlefield immortalised in nursery rhyme, appointment made with William Beechey, Artist, at Beechey's studio in Harley Street, sent from Horse Guards, 1812. General Sir Charles Napier (1782 - 1853), remarkable Military career with a monument to him in Trafalgar Square, autographed part-letter signed. Field Marshal Lord Raglan (1788 - 1855), Commander in Chief, Crimea, autographed letter signed, of Miliary interest, 1854. Sir Henry Montgomery Lawrence (1806 - 1857), soldier who helped consolidate British Rule in the Punjab Region, autographed letter and piece signed. The letter is to Taylor and mentions Melville, both known to be his assistants and in closing, speaks of his brother. Fair to good condition, holes on fold, plus small piece signed (7)
Lot 643
Selection of Military Autographs - Field Marshal Frederick Sleigh Roberts, 1st Earl Roberts (1832 - 1914). He fought in the Indian Mutiny, 1857 - 1858 and North West Frontier, 1858 and many other Wars. He was awarded the Victoria Cross. Autographed letter signed, 1893, regarding the publishing of his memoirs and typed letter signed, 1905, regarding the formation of Rifle Clubs, very good condition. Sir Garnet Wolseley, 1st Viscount Wolseley (1833 - 1913), served in various Wars, including 2nd Burmese War, Crimea War and Zulu Wars, autographed letter signed, on Horse Guards War Office S. W. embossed paper, 1880. General Sir Redvers Buller (1839 - 1908), Decorated with the Victoria Cross for his heroic actions in the Zulu War, autographed letter signed, 1903, speaking of being on half pay and in plain clothes, also another autographed letter signed, on embossed War Office notepaper, 1892. Field Marshal Earl Haig of Bemersyde (1861 - 1928), Military Commander, best known for his part in the Battle of Somme, autographed letter signed. Field Marshal Viscount Allenby, Soldier and Governor, handwritten note, 1920. Sir Hubert Gough (1870 - 1963), served in the Boer War, relieving Ladysmith against orders, autographed letter signed, 1950. Field Marshal Sir Claude Auchinleck (1884 - 1981), the only Indian Army Officer called to England to command an entirely British Corps, autographed letter signed, 1962. Field Marshal Viscount Slim (1891 - 1970), Military Commander and Governor General of Australia, autographed letter signed, 1962 (11)
Lot 125
Early 20th century oak six-plank top refectory dining table, rectangular and brass-bound, on turned baluster supports with plain stretchers, 4.7m x 1.22m with three accompanying damask tablecloths to fit. The table was made from a single oak tree brought down in a storm at Hatherop Castle by the Hatherop Estate carpenters. It originally stood as a reception table in the entrance hall to Hatherop Castle. The castle was bought in 1869 by Thomas Sebastian Bazley, 2nd Baronet, along with the Hatherop Estate. Thomas Stafford Bazley who became the 3rd Baronet was born there in 1907. The castle was requisitioned for Special Operations in the war, the family moved out and the army moved. The table survived the war. This item can be viewed in situ locally by arrangement on Thursday 10th. The castle was sold in the 60's after being rented out as a school for 30 years. The table stayed in the family at various addresses in Eastleach and is being sold in situ. Viewing by arrangement with the auctioneers on Thursday, 10th October
Lot 2313
A World War I medal trio to Second Lieutenant H.N. Van, Royal Navy Volunteer Reserves, the 1914-15 Star and Victory medals named to Private and Corporal 2374HNVan Leicester Regiment, together with a dog tag and various buttons and a pair, possibly family, to Warrant Officer Second Class P.G. Waldren, Royal Artillery, George V Army Long Service And Good Conduct medal and British War medal.
Lot 390
French Possessions-WWII Issues. Includes: New Caledonia- 1 Franc. 1942; 50 Centimes, 1, 2, 5, 20 Francs (both varieties). 1943; Morocco - 1943 first issue 10, 50, 100 Francs, second issue 20 Francs, 1944 Emergency Fractionals; Région Economique d'Algérie, Régence de Tunis; French West Africa; French Army Occupation issue 5 Francs; Red Cross Bon de Solidarité 10 Francs, others. Generally Fine-Uncirculated. [26]
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