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Lot 432
A parcel lot to include an inlaid Moorish card case, leather cased medicine glasses and minim measure, silver cased button hook hallmarked Birmingham, watch key, white metal fob with hardstone seals, ivory vesta case with silver mount hallmarked London A/F, white metal albert chain with miniature ivory penknife, white metal propelling pencil with cabouchon end, match case, brass compass, ARP police whistle by J Hudson, quantity of watches to include three white metal pocket watches, two with British Army marks to back, one on plated Albert chain, group of twelve contemporary watches to include Labarre, Pulsar, Fossil etc, and a Russian steel watch with KGB log to dial, 18 pieces
Lot 531
A collection of various Military cap badges to include; East Surrey, Bedfordshire Yeomanry, Argyll & Sutherland, Worcestershire, Royal Warwickshire, Wiltshire Regiment, Cheshire, Norfolk, Berkshire, The Rangers, Air Ministry Constabulary, Army Ordnance, Royal Engineers, Army catering Corps, Parachute Regiment, Commando, Tank Corps, RAC etc (approximately 150 total)
Lot 292
WWII Military Medal bar group awarded to 5499699 Sjt M Nolan Hampshire Regiment (2nd Btn) comprising Military Medal & bar, Africa, Italy and 1939/45 Stars, Defence and War medals, copies of MM recommendation other family photographs and history plus 5th Army token, cap badge & GR on service lapel badge
Lot 50
Mid 19th Century Larch root circular snap top breakfast table having a quartered top and standing on a turned bulbous pillar and tripod scroll supports, the top of the base with a detachable inset framed printed plaque ‘Larch Root from Sir William Stewart Bart, Murthly, Made by Peter Imrie, Perth’, 130cm diameter. It is somewhat surprising to learn that Sir William Drummond Stewart, 7th Baronet of Murthly is revered in the United States as a pioneer of the American Wild West. Born in 1795, by his mid twenties he was a captain in the 15th Kings Hussars and a recipient of the Waterloo Medal. On leaving the army he made his first journey to the unexplored lands beyond America’s frontier, which he would visit many times over the next two decades. He employed artists, writers and botanists to record his trips on which, as well as unknown flora and fauna, medicines and herbs were also discovered. On inheriting the Murthly estate following the death of his brother he proceeded to fill the house with artefacts gathered on his travels. Please see images - telephone department for further information 01934 830111
Lot 865
A group of nursing awards and medals to Miss Helen Joyce Cholmeley, comprising M.B.E. Ladies` Issue Civil Division, mounted on a bow, with the original instructions card and Royal Mint box, A.R.R.C., George VI issue, the lower arm detailed `1941`, mounted on a ribbon bow, 1939-45 Star, Defence Medal, War Medal, General Service Medal, George VI issue, with bar `Malaya` to `Miss. H.J. Cholmeley` (with official correction to the surname), Africa General Service Medal, Elizabeth II issue, with bar `Kenya` to `H.J. Cholmeley`, Red Cross Long and Efficient Service Medal, with one bar to `Miss Helen J. Cholmeley, MBE. ARRC. SRN. RSCN.`, these six mounted on a bar as worn, a ribbon bar confirming seven awards, a Florence Nightingale Memorial oval silver and gilt pendant badge with silver gilt and enamelled red cross and wreath brooch fitting fitted to a ribbon, the reverse engraved in blackened capitals `Miss Helen Joyce Cholmeley MBE., ARRC., SRN., RSCN. 12 May 1973`, signed `Huguenin`, with the original Huguenin Le Locle Suisse case of issue, also containing the dress miniature award, Territorial Army Nursing Service silver medal, a circular silver and enamelled badge, detailed `League of St. Bartholomew`s Hospital Nurses`, London 1950, an enamelled Red Cross Society badge, detailed `Badge of Honour`, three smaller enamelled Red Cross badges, detailed `Headquarters`, eight mostly enamelled badges with the Red Crescent motif, and three further nursing related badges.
Lot 1524
Seventeen Matchbox diecast military vehicles comprising six boxed examples, 4 x no.49 army half track mark 3, no.54 Saracen carrier and no.68 army wireless truck and eleven unboxed examples comprising Scammell breakdown truck no.64, Austin 200 gallon water truck no.71, Land Rover series 2 no.12, 2 x general service lorry no.62, service ambulance Ford 5 ton 4x4 no.63, Ferret scout car no.61, Sankey 50 ton tank transporter no.3, 2 x DUKW no.55 and Centurion tank mark 3
Lot 166
A WWI death plaque with original cardboard outer casing, awarded to Herbert Fair, a letter from The Record Office to a Mr J H Fair relating to his late son's award of medals, 1577 Private H Fair of The Second Battalion South Lancashire Regiment was killed on the 29th May 1918, buried at grave ref. IIIG.3. Hermonville Military Cemetery, also in this lot a WWI Medal Group awarded to 81534 Saper T Bayliss of The Royal Engineers comprising 1914-15 Star, British War medal and Great War for Civilisation medal, also a British War Medal awarded to DM2-168684 Private L C Smith of The Army Service Corp and a Victorian Jubilee medal dated 1887
Lot 311
A gentlemans stainless steel automatic bracelet watch, the white dial with applied alternating Arabic numerals and batons, marked Tissot and US Army 1950, the circular case marked waterproof, to expanding bracelet, case diameter approx 33mm, Note: unable to open back to check marks, movement etc
Lot 1044
Assorted World War II Nazi German insignia including Narvik shield; Iron Cross 1st Class; Submarine badge; oval wound badge; pair braided epaulettes; collar insignia; Luftwaffe, army and navy cloth eagles mounted on felt panel to/w a tea cosy of German navy cap bands and assorted navy shoulder patches - a quantity
Lot 132
A Swift training rifle, serial no.9B/1588, series B3549, complete with wooden stock, a U.S. Army Medical Department first aid box, a pair of Zenith binoculars 10X50, a green painted military issue gas mask container, two water bottles, mid 20th century German Army helmet with camouflage cover
Lot 148
x British East Africa Imperial Administration On 31 August 1895, the Foreign Office stated that all territories in East Africa which were then under British protection (except the islands of Pemba and Zanzibar, and also the Uganda Protectorate), would be included in one Protectorate under the name British East Africa 1895-96 "On India " Provisional Issue Covers 1895 (31 Oct.) envelope "By first mail" from Mombasa to Capt. Delmé Radcliffe at the Junior Army and Navy Club, London, bearing 2½a. yellow-green cancelled by squared-circle datestamp, the reverse with Zanzibar (2.11) and London (21.11) c.d.s.; the envelope with some tears through opening, otherwise sound. One of only two covers recorded with October 1895 cancellations, providing evidence of the release of the 2½a. stamps in October. Photo View Terms & Conditions
Lot 379
A pair of Corgi World War II collection vehicles, comprising a CC51707-WC51 US Army 'Liberation de Paris' August 1944, a CC60001-Sd.Kfz.7/1, Krauss-Maffei semi track with 2cm Flakvierling 38-Luftwaffe FlaK. Abt. Belgorod, August 1943, together with a Corgi AFS Bedford CA Personnel Carrier, no 05604, together with a Scammell Highwayman tanker number 16304, a Suttons, Atkinson tractor unit 28001 with flat trailer and an FB Atkins eight wheel truck and trailer with loads set, number 27601, all in original boxes. (6)
Lot 331
Churchill family personal letters and Victorian postal covers from Brigadier General Arthur Colville to his future wife Olivia Spencer-Churchill daughter of Lord Alfred Spencer-Churchill - subjects include death of 7th Duke of Marlborough, divorce of 8th Duke and social life of an Army officer - Colville fought in Afghan and Boer wars and the couple wrote a book about their travels in Africa - contained in Morocco leather wallet- eight letters; eleven covers
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Lot 122
Crasetjee & Sons Post card [South African War] 8 x 12 cm Post card with title `Boeren Krijgsgevanenen Kamp Ahmednagar` Ahmednagar is located on the Sina River in India and was home to a large British Army base at the time, hence the location of the Prisoner of War camp. The postcard has been annotated in pen: `taken during Boer War where. Edward Weeks James & son Harry spent 2 years` These two individuals, Edward Weeks James and Henry Edward James of Johannesburg were captured and became prisoners of war. Very good Ahmednagar Crasetjee & Sons 1902 Click here to view further details and images and to bid
Lot 210
Binns, C.T. The Last Zulu King: The Life and Death of Cetshwayo 15.5x23cm Hard cover in Good condition bound in the original black cloth covered boards with gilt titles to the spine; with coloured pictorial dust wrapper in Fair condition, with eroded top edges and several small insect holes at the top of front hinge and on the fold-over, not penetrating to the boards. The binding is tight and except for very slight browning of both front and back free end-papers the contents are clean and unblemished. No names or inscriptions and the dust-wrapper, now enclosed in a protective membrane, is unclipped. Octavo (155x228mm), 15 preliminary pages and 240 pages of text, including 6 appendices, a bibliography and index; coloured frontispiece, 15 black and white illustrations, and 3 maps. Labelled as the first book to detail the life and times of the last of the great Zulu Kings, this book describes a time of great difficulty for that nation. Cetshwayo became King of the Zulu at a time when his country faced territorial encroachment by both Boer and British settlers. He had no intention of yielding to either and, in 1879 inflicted one of the worst military defeats ever experienced by the British Army, at the battle of Isandlwana, when more than 1300 of its men were killed. The British government, some six months later, largely to save national pride, retaliated by sending in a heavily reinforced army which finally routed the Zulu army and took Cetshwayo captive. The Zulu nation was never to recover from its defeat and Cetshwayo is recognised by historians as the last king of an independent Zulu nation. Good London Longmans, Green & Co. 1963 Click here to view further details and images and to bid
Lot 413
An unusual Chinese Jade inlaid hardwood Octagonal Table, Qing Dynasty (1644 - 1912), inlaid with a variety of semi precious stones depicting the central figures from the Battle of Zhuxianzhen near Kaifeng in Henan where Yue Fei defeated the Jin army in 1140. The top supported on carved "Long Eliza" style legs united with a carved cross stretcher and having carved open winged Bat brackets, (A/F, some losses and restoration). cf. Yue Fei (in the headdress) is depicted as a similar figure in the centre of the painting on the Long Corridor of the Summer Palace in Beijing, China.
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