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Foskett, H The Rights of the Army Vindicated, 1810; Grey, John A Letter addressed to a Member of the House of Commons, 1810; A Short Letter to the most Noble Marquis Wellesley... on a Question of Utmost Importance to the Army, for the Author, 1810; Proceedings of a Court of Enquiry... relating to the Case of Major Northey, drop-head title, [no date]; Roberts, D. A Plan for Increasing the Incomes of Officers in the Army, [no date], and 2 others, 6 pamphlets in one volume, 8vo, half calf; War Office A List of all the Officers of the Army, contemporary calf, 8vo, 1781; A List of the General and Field-Officers, as they Rank in the Army, 2 volumes, contemporary calf, 8vo, 1765 and 1775; A Sketch of the Etat-Major... by a Field-Officer, 1810; A View of the Policy of Sir George Barlow.. by Indus, 1810; Milburne, H. A Narrative of circumstances attending the Retreat of the British Army under Lieut. Gen. Sir John Moore, 1809, and 3 other pamphlets, 8vo, contemporary half calf; Money, J. The History of the Campaign of 1792, 3 folding maps and plans, 1794; Le Blond, M. The Military Engineer, 17 (of 20) folding engraved plates, contemporary calf, 8vo, 1759; War Office. Dress Regulations for the Officers of the Army, plates, original cloth, 4to, 1900, spine faded; Robinson, C.N. Celebrities of the Army, plates, half calf, 4to, 1900, bindings of the first seven volumes rubbed or worn Provenance: Most with the bookplate of H. Askew
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Institute of Army Education [British Military Uniforms 1642-1858], 49 colour printed plates, some by Alan M. Gladwell, mounted on guards, no title or text, modern red half morocco lettered in gilt on spine, large folio, London, Institute of Army Education, London, [no date]; sold as a collection of plates not subject to return
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Simkin, Richard [?Types of the British Army], 4 volumes, 138 (of 177) chromolithograph plates mounted verso and recto on thick card mounted on guards, no title or text, green half morocco, folio, [no place, c.1888], bindings rubbed Note: It is most likely that these plates are from Simkin's Types of the British Army, published in London between 1888 and 1900, with a few of the oblong folio plates coming from his work Life in the Army published in 1889.
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Torrens, Sir Henry Field Exercise and Evolutions of the Army, 12 folding engraved plates, contemporary red morocco gilt, blue watered silk endpapers, London, W. Clowes, 1824; General Regulations and Orders, 1st January 1814, engraved title-page, contemporary red morocco gilt, London, W. Clowes, 1814; Instructions to the Commissioners for the Affairs of Barracks, 1808; Warrant for the Regulation of the Barracks, 1808; Instructions to Barrack Masters, numerous folding printed forms and returns, 1808, 3 works in one volume, contemporary red morocco, spines slightly darkened (3) Provenance: Bookplates of H. Askew
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A collection of W. Britains boxed painted lead soldiers, comprising '12th Lancers; 15th Lancers; 17th Lancers; number 48 Camel Corps of the Egyptian Army; Themes of the British Army, 5th Lancers, Irish, number 37, Band of the Coldstream Guards, (not complete); and Brass Band of the Line; together with an unboxed set of number 39, Royal House Artillery; and a Britain's contemporary catalogue illustrating some of the sets, (qty). (Please see lot 408 for image)
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A collection of W. Britains painted lead soldiers, comprising 'British Soldiers' series, three boxed 'West Indian Regiment'; and two boxes of 'Dr Jameson and the African Mounted Infantry; 'The Imperial Ottoman Army' series 'Ertoghrul Regiment', Sons of the Empire series, 'The 1st Bengal Cavalry'; and 'The 10th Duke of Cambridge's Own Lancers'; and 'Our Colonial Army ' series, 'South Australian Lancers'; together with another similar unboxed set of lancers, (qty). (Please see lot 408 for image)
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A collection of W Britains boxed sets of lead soldiers, including, 'British Soldiers' series, Queen's Diamond Jubilee 1837-1897, The Life Guards', 'Types of the British Army', (incomplete); 'Mountain Artillery with Mule Team and Quick Firing Gun' (incomplete); and a large collection of Britians and other lead and tinplate figures, including a painted tinplate part set of infantry soldiers, (mostly play worn) (qty). (Please see lot 408 for image)
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A replaced Queen Elizabeth II General Service medal with Malaya bar to Prviate FW Cartledge Manchester Regiment, the reverse of bar inscribed "copy" together with his Manchester Regiment cap badge, his Loyal Regiment badge, his pay book Part I, his Army discharge book, ration book, three ID cards, various photographs taken in Malaya and Egypt etc, also an interesting Malayan Terrorists hat with red star stitched to the front, removed from the field of battle, a good Kukri and his kit bag.
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An interesting example of the 1897 pattern British Infantry officer's sword by D Jones, Deansgate Manchester the blade entwined with Edward VII folding scrollage and Royal coat of arms complete in its leather scabbard and portepee knot. This sword was the property of Colonel Sir Thomas Blatherwick MC, DSO, KCB, JP (1888-1950) Colonel of the East Lancs Regiment and one of the youngest colonels in the British Army. In World War II he was ADC to King George VI and was knighted in 1949. He was born and lived in Knutsford all his life. A photograph of the eminent Colonel wearing this sword is included with this lot together with an interesting letter of provenance from the present family member.
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3 boxing trophies awarded to Pte S Farebrother, Border Regt: 2 handled silver coloured cup for "Best Loser, Army and RAF Championship, Mussoorie, 1935", with 3 silver marks "WB", horse's (?) head and "silver", 7?" high excluding plinth; figure of a boxer, 2?" on plinth "Inter Company Novices 1931"; desk ornament of regimental badge over plate "Welter Weight Winner", marked "silver", on dark wood 2?" x 4". GC
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A set of documents and citations relating to Otto Helbing, Cavalry NCO/Sergeant Armoured Troops/Customs Official/Staff Sergeant Anti Tank Troops, comprising citations for Army Long Service Decoration 2-10-36, Shooting Prize issued by Customs Border Police 29-9-41, Customs Service Decoration 31-3-43, War Merit Cross 2nd class 20-4-43, and Iron Cross 2nd Class 15-2-45; RDK book with photos of Helbing and wife showing 4 children between 1932 and 1936; 2 promotion certificates; and 3 other items. GC An interesting lot to an unusual career.
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A Third Reich Army photo album, containing approx 174 photos of various sizes from 1937 to 1941, ending with the campaign in Africa. Photos show men, officers, parades, training, weapons, guns, leisure scenes, concerts, campaign in France, anti tank units, captured French troops, and scenes in Africa including personnel in tropical uniform, crashed aircraft, dumps, buildings, etc. Most photos captioned in black ink. Black hard back album has metal Third Reich steel helmet to top left corner and silver painted Meine Dienstzeit to lower right corner. GC (1 small photo missing)
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A decorative WWI German commemorative flask, the circular glass body enclosed in a hinged pressed metal outer case with painted cartoons of army life, embossed crossed weapons and flags, one with portrait of the Kaiser, and mounted with 4 rifle cartridges, the screw top in the form of a soldier riding a ram, with coloured hanging cords. GC
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A Geo V Indian army officer's mameluke hilted sword, slightly curved flat blade 33", by Rankin & Co Ltd, India, etched with crowned GRI wreath, Royal arms with supporters within scrolled panels, embossed brass crossguard incorporating R Arms, casein grips with 2 rosettes, in its brass scabbard with traces of gilt, with gilt knot and tassel. GC, the blade retaining most original polish (some crazing to grips)
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"Swords of the British Army" by Robson, original edition, 1975 illus, "Armies of the American Revolution" by Hogg and Batchelor, 1975, colour and photo illus; "The Sheffield Bowie and Pocket Knife Makers 1825-1925" by Washer, 1974; "Daggers and Fighting Knives of the Western World" by Peterson, 1970; all in DWs. GC. (4)
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An interesting DB 16 bore Indian Army percussion cavalry carbine, 38" overall, twist barrels 21", with plain bead fore sight, back action locks which extend forward beneath breeches, the plates engraved "Hyderabad Contingent 4th Reg Cavalry", halfstocked with hinged circular steel butt trap, bronze mounts, steel ramrod, sling swivels. GWO & C (stock fractured at locks and badly repaired, ramrod swivel missing, refinished overall)
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Colt A fine and rare London retailed .45 Boxer single action army revolver no. 43707 5.50-inch barrel with impressed address Colt's Pt Mfg Co HartfordCT USA. Depot 14 Pall Mall London, (the first part feintly stamped), ejector rod with round head, the black powder frame with 3 line patent dates Pat Sept 19. 1871, " July 2-72, " Jan 19-75, and retaining almost all of its original case hardened finish, loading gate, varnished one piece walnut grip, the blued trigger guard marked 45 CAL B, London Black Powder proof, contained in its original oak case with makers label to the lid, including its original stripping tool, cleaning rod, key and oil bottle, and space for 28 rounds of ammunition. The revolver was built in 1878, appears virtually unused and retains almost all of its original finish. (The bright blue to the barrel and cylinder with minor wear and dull patches). The bore is crisp and bright. Only 729 examples in this calibre were built for the English market, of which as few as 182 are thought to carry the Pall Mall address. For further information see The Colt Peacemaker, British Model by Keith Cochran, 1989.The vendor states that the pistol has been in his family, certainly since the First World War, and possibly from new. It has not been fired for many years.
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Army & Navy C.S.L. A .500 Express hammer rifle, no. 19571 27-inch Damascus barrels with file cut rib, bead foresight and rearsight with folding leaves to 300. dolls head extension, the rounded frame, rebounding backlocks, hammers and rotary underlever with fine scroll engraving and retaining traces of original hardening colour, breech with stippled top surface, 14.50-inch figured stock with pistol grip, cheek piece and chequered buttplate, sling eyes, black powder proof 9lb. 10oz.
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W.W. Greener A 12-bore top-lever hammer gun, no. 22664 30-inch replacement barrels by W.G. Richardson, with 2.50-inch chambers, about .25 and .75 choke borings, crossbolt extension, the frame, rebounding barlocks, hammers and top-lever with scroll engraving, 15.25-inch figured stock, nitro proof, together with the Action stock and fore end of an Army & Navy 14-bore bar in wood hammer gun, no. 7827, the frame, stepped rebounding barlocks, short throw hammers and patent top-lever with fine scroll and border engraving and retaining some original hardening colour, dolls head extension, 13.25-inch figured stock 7lb.
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Army & Navy C.S.L. A fine 20-bore boxlock non-ejector gun, no. 67806 28-inch barrels with 2.50-inch chambers, about .25 and .75 choke borings, the frame with scroll engraving and retaining much original hardening colour, the makers name signed within a scrolling banner, 14.50-inch figured stock, nitro proof, in its canvas case 5lb. 6oz.
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Three: Private J. Hamilton, Royal Irish Rifles 1914-15 Star (8-12922 Pte. J. Hamilton. R. Ir. Rif:); British War and Victory Medals, good very fine, with War Badge, reverse numbered 326018 in original box and with original certificate, also with Army Cadet force Badge, Royal Irish Rifles Cap Badge, a metal numeral 8 Princess Mary 1914 Christmas tin with original printed card, this inscribed (in a modern hand) 'Treasures in Memory of Signaller J Hamilton 8th Batt. RIR 1914-1918', and a small white metal Portadown Musical Festival Association badge (lot)
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Five: Lieutenant B.B. Binks, Army Service Corps 1914-15 Star (2. Lieut. B.B. Binks. A.S.C.); British War and Victory Medals (Lieut. B.B. Binks.), the trio a later, although probably original issue; these mounted as worn; Defence Medal; Special Constabulary Long Service Medal G.VI.R. (Benjamin B. Binks), nearly extremely fine; with MID Oakleaf (2), loose; Army Service Corps Cap Badge; Great War Masonic Medal, silver (Hallmarks for Birmingham 1924), reverse engraved (Bro. B.B. Binks No.289); Sedbergh School Marksman's Medal, bronze (Pte. B.B. Binks. '06) (11)
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A Well Documented Great War Group of Three to Captain S.G.H. Watts, 21st (County of London) Battalion, The London Regiment, Commanded 'B' Company in the Attack on Starfish Line during the Battle of Flers 1914-15 Star (2949 Pte. S.G.H. Watts 21-Lond. R.); British War and Victory Medals (Capt.), extremely fine, with two Regimantal badges and a quantity of original documents including Watt's Commission as Second Lieutenant 7.12.1915; typed copy of General Rawlinson's address to 47th Division 27 October 1916 thanking them for their 'gallantry and endurance' while with 4th Army (this copy, now torn, annotated in pencil in top right corner 'S.G. Watts 2/Lt. i.c. B Coy. 1/21 Lond. R.); War Office letter of thanks on disembodiment; invitation to 19 London Regiment Trooping the Colour 1935; letters concerning possible re-employment 1941; three Great War period photographs, and a large framed coloured cartoon of Captain Watts in uniform (lot)
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