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Lot 238
BRITISH ARMY OFFICER`S SWORD BELT - Late Victorian 19th Royal Artillery Gold Bullion Sword Belt with gilt bronze fixture, including the writhing snake closure, lion on crown plackets, lion head adjusters, over black leather base, with all hangers, for a 32" waist, displayed in a box, very good condition.
Lot 623
Lot of Second World War Desert Rats ephemera, including Nuremburg Trials ticket, soldiers' pay book, named to 4624948 James Robertson, pair of Desert Rats shoulder insignia, medal bar with 8th Army clasp, service photographs, Continental and other military ephemera and an Imperial Service Medal, in box with certificate
Lot 190
A SUITE OF BRITISH MILITARY MEDALS FROM THE UNITT FAMILY comprising Great War British War Medal and 14/15 Star, photograph and Discharge Paper for PRIVATE NORMAN CYRIL UNITT, Royal Warwickshire Regiment No. 3690 (which notes that he had re-enlisted) War archive records show he re-enlisted with the same regiment with new service number 43865. Copy of National Archive Medical Card dated 25th June 1915; the above`s SON 1 - DONALD EDWARD UNITT (Royal Navy) Korea - 2 medals on bar and miniatures to gether with photograph on him and of him with crew mates from 10 Mess Montague Class (signed verso) of HMS St George; the above`s SON 2 - KENNETH UNITT (22906317) 12th Royal Lancers/Royal Army Corp, MALAYA SERVICE MEDAL, Prince of Wales Regiment CAP BADGE, 12th Royal Lancers brass SHOULDER TITLE, and ROYAL ENGINEERS CAP BADGE, together with his Discharge from Whole Time Service (6th August 1953 to 28th August 1955) to Part Time Military Service with The Warwickshire Yeomanry, with mention of hi s reliability and complete honesty as a Squadron Storeman, and to being an excellent footballer and "done well at athletics" complete with a squadron photograph (signed verso) and five various MILITARY SPORTS MEDALS, to include football and boxing
Lot 222
A family group of World War I medals comprising the 1914-15 Star and War medal awarded to '1782 Pte. E. Plane Welsh R' and a Victory medal awarded to '9047 Spr G Plane R.E' together with the memorial plaque George Plane and a scroll in the name of Ernest Plane - Welch Reg't and an Army badge
Lot 1288
"A Queen Mary Christmas box; four whale bone stays; two medals; a pair of sporting cufflinks, decorated with footballer, cricketer, golfer etc; a soldier`s service book; Army standing orders for drivers; Inspection & Maintenance similar; Reunion Society No. 5 TB; and 1929 notes on map reading (13)"
Lot 206
Joshua Sprigge - Anglia Rediva, Englands Recovery, Being the History of the Motions, Actions and the Successes of the Army Under the Immediate Conduct of His Excellence Sir Thomas Fairfax, Kt, Captain- General of all the Parliaments Forces in England - cover size 27x18cm, cover and spine restored, portrait restored to lower portion.
Lot 816
A French copy of a civil gladius, 19th century, in an 18th century French Revolutionary style, the gilt metal mounted bone handle leading to gilt metal guard with further gilt metal mounts and steel blade, length 61 cm; with a quantity of miscellaneous military items, 19th century and later, to include a British steel gun mechanism, late 19th century, a Napoleonic style bronze cannon barrel, early 20th century court buckles, an Austrian WWI trenching shovel and trench grenade, a tape measure, an RAF magnifying glass, an Indian army brass oil bottle, a gunsight, an EPNS tankard, an autoset level, a truncheon, a miniature cannon and a military helmet, (a lot).
Lot 534
GEORGE IV CERTIFICATE OF APPOINTMENT TO BENJAMIN HOWEL JONES to be `An Officer in Our Territorial Army` dated October 1947, framed and glazed, PHOTOGRAPHIC PORTRAIT OF AN ARMY OFFICER framed and glazed, MILITARY CAP BADGE, TWO OTHER BADGES, a small ELECTROPLATE HAND MIRROR with Kimberley enamel badge applied and a CORONATION MEDALLION 1911 WITH RIBBON presented by the Mayor of Blackpool and TWO OTHER ITEMS
Lot 568
GROUP OF FOUR WORLD WAR II MEDALS, in official postal box addressed to S.B. Allen Esq. viz Africa Star, 1939-45 Star with 8th Army clasp sewn to ribbon, 1939-45 Defence Medal and 1939-45 War medal on brooch together with MINIATURES WITH RIBBONS AND CLASP ON A BROOCH, D. DAY VETERANS GILT BULLION BREAST POCKET BADGE, an AFRICA STAR - E ALAMEIN ANNIVERSARY MEDALLION AND AN AFRICA STAR ASSOCIATION MADE UP PRESIDENTS OVAL MEDALLION OF OFFICE, with ribbon
Lot 657
THE `F.C. BURLEIGH` ALBUM housing a definitive and valuable collection of Great Britain. Queen Victoria issues commence 1841 with imperforate 1d reds and 2d blues 1854-57 period with various dies and plates, all fine examples, 1858-64 2d blue plates, 7,8,9 and 12, 1869 plates 13, 14, and 15. The 1870 1/2d value has all plates ex 8.9 and 19, mint `Officials` are present for Admiralty 1903, Army 1896, Inland Revenue 1882-1901. The Silver issue 1887-1892 is present (12 values) very fresh colours, fine mint. Queen Victoria definitive`s are well represented 1910-1936, with many shades and all identified. Both George VI and Queen Elizabeth II issues are present with watermark varieties. Queen Elizabeth II `Castles` include the 1959-63 De La Rue mint and Bradbury Wilkinson mint. Both mint and unmounted postage issues are present 1951-69
Lot 14
A quantity of un-boxed and playworn Dinky and Corgi vehicles, models include a Chipperfields Circus Crane Truck, a Chipperfields Circus Trailer, a Bedford Car Transporter, a Corgi Excavator, a Dinky Tank Transporter, a Foden Ten Ton Truck, several Army Vehicles, other models include a selection of playworn Matchbox Toys
Lot 231
A German army officer's dagger and scabbard, 1930s, with Eagle and swastika cross guard, tan plastic grip, oak leaf pommel, blade marked Rich. A. Herder, Solingen, scabbard with faux shagreen metal finish and two oak leaf cast bands and suspension loops with strap and fittings, silver wire portepee knot (at fault), length of blade 27cm, overall length 37cm, and a German dagger with chromed blade by Solingen and retailers mark for Mark Heinkel, Sheffield, with black metal scabbard and leather frog (2)
Lot 287
A small collection of English and French artillery shells and rounds, comprising a French 75mm shell case inscribed 'Souvenir Albert Somme 1916-17' and with scenes of the Madonna and an exploding shell, after Bruce Bairnsfather, four French 37mm Pompom rounds circa 1918, two inscribed 'Souvenir Cambrai' and two 'Marquaix', and two .55 calibre Boys anti-tank dummy rounds and also two canvas webbing army belts (9)
Lot 293
A British Army officer's green service jacket and trousers with buttons and lapel badges for the Royal Pioneer Corps, lined, a green belt en suite, an officer's peaked cap retailed by F Elliot, with leather band and badge for the East African Army Education Corps, a Sam Browne belt and shoulder strap, a canvas belt, and a printed silk scarf and a handkerchief (8)
Lot 532
Cutbush (Edward). Observations on the Means of Preserving the Health of Soldiers and Sailors; and on the Duties of the Medical Department of the Army and Navy: With Remarks on Hospitals and their Internal Arrangement, 1st edition, Philadelphia, 1808, two engraved plates, three folding tables, 2pp. advert leaf, Benjamin Rush’s Directions for Preserving the Health of Soldiers, 1777 reprinted at end, library stamps, occasional water stains and spotting, library calf, 8vo. ‘The first American work on naval medicine. Cutbush established the first United States naval hospital (in Syracuse, Sicily), campaigned vigorously for the construction of naval hospitals in the United States, and was influential in promoting the organization of the U.S. naval medical department’ (Norman 562). (1)
Lot 578
Jackson (Robert). Remarks on the Constitution of the Medical Department of the British Army; with a Detail of Hospital Management, and an Appendix, Attempting to explain the Action of Causes in Producing Fever, and the Operation of Remedies in effecting Cure, 1st edition, 1803, half-title, nine folding tables, bound with An Exposure and Refutation of Various Misrepresentations Published by Dr. M’Grigor and Dr. Jackson, in their Separate Letters to the Commissioners of Military Enquiry; Interspersed with Facts and Observations Concerning Military Hospitals and Medical Arrangements for Armies, by Edward Nathaniel Bancroft, 1st edition, 1808, inscribed to half-title: “Dr. Blackall from the author”, bound with A Letter to the Commissioners of Military Enquiry: Containing Animadversions on some parts of their Fifth Report..., 1st edition, 1808, presentation inscription from the author to Dr. Blackall on half-title, occasional light spotting, endpapers renewed, contemporary half calf, rebacked, 8vo, together with Hunter (John), Observations on the Diseases of the Army in Jamaica, and on the Best Means of Preserving the Health of Europeans in that Climate. Also, Observations on the Hepatitis of the East Indies, 3rd edition, 1808, half-title, bound with Observations on the Infammatory Endemic, Incidental to Strangers in the West Indies from Temperate Climates, Commonly Called the Yellow Fever..., by Nodes Dickinson, 1st edition, 1819, half-title, library stamp, a few spots, BMI presentation label from Dr. Blackall, modern calf-backed boards, 8vo (2)
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