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Lot 4107
A First World War period brassard, within a framed and glazed display with celluloid plaques detailed 'Brassard worn by General Sir Hubert Gough G.C.M.G., K.C.B., K.C.V.O. when in command of the Fifth Army during the Great War April 1916 to April 1918' with the military honours, together with two leather-bound volumes of 'Garibaldi', signed by Sir Hubert Gough.
Lot 4034
A George V 1821 pattern officer's dress sword with single-edged fullered blade, blade length 87cm, detailed to the centre with 'ASC' [Army Service Corps], triple-bar hilt and wire-bound fishskin grip, with leather-covered scabbard (part-distressed, some losses to leather, some damage and losses to knot).
Lot 4114
A group of six Second World War period medals, comprising 1939-1945 Star, Italy Star, Africa Star, Defence Medal, War Medal and Efficiency Medal, George VI issue, with bar ‘Territorial’ to ‘923079. Gnr. R.E. Hackett. R. A.’, together with a Soldier’s Service and Pay Book, Army Council forwarding slip, box of postage and further paperwork.
Lot 4139
A collection of decorations and medals to three members of the Mogridge family, comprising a group of five unnamed awards to Flying Officer Humphrey Theodore Mogridge, 10th Squadron, RAF, comprising Distinguished Flying Cross, the reverse officially dated ‘1944’, 1939-45 Star, Air Crew Europe Star, Defence Medal and War Medal, mounted on a bar as worn, the named forwarding slip for the DFC, the Royal Mint DFC case, a cloth badge, Flying Log Book from August 1942 to July 1945, two photographs, Air Navigation RAF book, Royal Canadian Air Force notebook, Royal Air Force notebook, detailed ‘Bombing Notes’, named Service and Release book, officer’s dress tunic with medal bar and peaked cap, RCAF Graduation Ceremony booklet, copy of 4th Supplement to The London Gazette 2 June 1944 confirming award of the DFC, another London Gazette Supplement confirming promotion to Flying Officer 28 July 1944, a second group of five awards to Edward Courtney Mogridge, formerly with the Army, comprising MBE, civil issue, 1914-18 British War Medal and 1914-19 Victory Medal with MiD spray to ‘Lieut.E.C.Mogridge. R.A.F.’, France and Germany Star and Defence Medal, the five corresponding dress miniature medals, an RFC cloth badge, two Army Book 425 Pilot's Flying Log Books from September 1917, three Second World War RAF Pilot's Flying Log Books from July 1941 to March 1945, a collection of further paperwork relating to E.C. Mogridge and a 1914-15 Star to ‘2.Lieut.B.F.W.Mogridge. Leic.R’. Note: Basil F.W. Mogridge, Edward's younger brother, died on 13th October 1915, aged 19, at the Hohenzollern Redoubt (Battle of Loos).
Lot 4099
A collection of medals and ephemera relating to father and son Sydney Bond and Sydney Bond Jnr, comprising a group of items relating to Sydney Bond, including a pair of First World War period medals to 'S-33977 Pte. S.A. Bond, 10th London Regiment', with original box of issue and postal envelope, dated '13th October 1921', various identity cards, letters from the front and postcard format photographs, and a group of items relating to Sydney Bond Jnr, including Soldier's Service Book, detailing him as a driver in the Royal Army Service Corps, number 'T/174327', and various military group and personal photographs, including one of him and a Humber staff car.
![[EAST INDIA COMPANY] George IV (reigned 1820-1830), grant of Knight Bachelor to Lt. Col. Jeremiah Bryant of the East India Co](https://cdn.globalauctionplatform.com/a86d3d92-f1cd-4e14-93ec-b108011ac1df/db4d40e6-d3b6-4a9e-88f5-b15000fc5545/468x382.jpg)
Lot 203
[EAST INDIA COMPANY] George IV (reigned 1820-1830), grant of Knight Bachelor to Lt. Col. Jeremiah Bryant of the East India Company, 1830, manuscript on vellum, ruled in red, engraved portrait of George IV at head, engraved decoration at head and sides, folds, Great Seal (in pieces, losses) appended, in metal skippet, 48cm x 58cmMajor General Sir Jeremiah Bryant CB (baptised 1783 - died 1845) was a British Army officer in the Bengal Army. In 1832, He was living at Subathoo, British India, with his wife, Mary Anna Churchill, Lady Bryant. He lost an arm in battle.
Lot 316
DE GAULLE, Charles (1890-1970) French General of World War II, later President of the French Republic (1959-69). Memoires de Guerre: L'Appel 1940-1942, Paris: Plon 1954, first edition, limited edition A1475 of 1500, signed and inscribed in blue ink to front free endpaper, a five line inscription in de Gaulle´s hand above his signature `C. de Gaulle´, also dated 14th October 1955 in his hand: 'A M. R.R. Hoare en souvenir des épreuves de son pays et du mien, bien cordialment', 680 pp, maps at end, half blue morocco, gilt lettering to spine, thick 8vo: DE GAULLE, Charles, black & white portrait photograph of de Gaulle standing in a library, signed and inscribed in black ink to Colonel R. R. Hoare above 'C de Gaulle' and dated in his hand 7.6.63 to the lower margin, the image 21.5cm x 17.5cm, 35cm x 28cm overall including frame; a typed copy of the thank you letter sent by Col. Hoare to de Gaulle and a translation of the book's dedication (lot)Col. Robert Rawdon Hoare, DSO, MC (1897-1977) was the commanding officer of 5th Regiment Royal Horse Artillery, part of the Eighth Army (Desert Rats). He was a major in command of K company which held up the German encirclement of British and allied troops at Dunkirk, at the village of Hondeghein on 27th May 1940. He was awarded the DSO later that year. Post war he was chairman of the Economic League, a cover organisation liaising between the secret services of NATO powers. It was through this that he had dealings with de Gaulle
Lot 744
A WWI British Victory medal, awarded to 22352 Private Arthur John Ellis, Royal Army Medical Corps, together with a WWI British War medal, awarded to 755Gunner Harold Temple, Royal Artillery, four British WWII medals (Atlantic Star, Italy Star, War and Defence), Elizabeth II Coronation medal, For Service and the Front badge and much more (parcel)
Lot 440
WWI Period and Later Military Themed Cigarette Card Sets (13), all stored in plastic leaves, Players, England's Naval Heroes (25) descriptive back narrow cards 1898 (P-VG), Life on Board a Man O War, Army Life (2), Ardath Great War Series 1916 (two differing sets of 50), Churchmans, Army Badges of Rank (25) 1916, Warriors of All Nations (25) two sets, Gallahers Soldiers of the King (50), United Kingdom Tobacco, Soldiers of the King (50), Hignett Bros, Company Drill (25), Mitchell & Son A Model Army cut outs (30), P-VG, (13)
Lot 773
South Wales Borderers, WWI British Trio, awarded to 13588 Private Thomas Watkins, before the war Watkins served in the Royal Navy, service number 30684, at the beginning of WWI Watkins joined C Company, 1st Battalion, South Wales Borderers, 3rd Brigade, 1st Infantry Division, while seeing service in France we received a gun shot wound to his left knee, he was evacuated back to the UK, he transferred to the 11th Service Battalion, Liverpool Regiment and went to Belgium where the Battalion fought in the Battle of the Scarpe, Battle of Langemark and the 1st Battle of Passchendaele, again being evacuated back to the UK to the Moss Side Military Hospital with shell shock, upon recovery he transferred to the Army Service Corps finishing his Army Service in the Labour Corps at Liverpool Docks, he was entitled to wear the Silver Wound Badge, no.B284940 (3)
Lot 769
Monmouthshire Regiment, WWI British Trio, awarded to 3497 Private Matthew Simmonds, also attached to 3rd Battalion, South Wales Borderers with service number 39869, on the 9th January 1917 Simmonds was discharged from the army with heart disease, as he was no longer fit for War Service, he was entitled to the Silver Wound Badge number 42643 (3)
Lot 753
George Arnold - Chief Yeoman Warder of the Tower of London, in this lot is his Medal Group and miniatures, comprising WWII Defence and War, Elizabeth II Coronation medal, Army Long Service and Good Conduct medal, and the Meritorious Medal (7255292 W.O.CL.I G.A.Arnold. K.R.R.C), his uniform bullion badges, handmade and machine made, various photographs, Newspaper clippings, and magazine of which he appears, George Arnold became a Yeoman Warder at the Tower of London in 1945, moving to Devereux Tower in 1947, where he became Gaoler, in 1955 he went to live with his wife in 5 Tower Green, (this is where Lady Jane Green was kept in the attic before she was beheaded), later becoming Chief Yeoman Warder, retiring in 1965, moving and spending his retirement in Scarborough, sadly passing in 1983 (parcel)the LSGC is for Class II 7255292 W.O.CL.II G.A.Arnold. K.R.R.C and the MSM is for Class I, 7255292 W.O.CL.I G.A.Arnold. K.R.R.C
Lot 787
Welsh Regiment, WWI British Trio, awarded to 24810 Private Rees Jones, 2nd Battalion, Welsh Regiment, 15th Division, 3rd Infantry Brigade, while serving in France fighting against the Germans, just outside Mametz Woods, with the orders to advance Jones was wounded and taken to No.2 Field Ambulance, then onto the Casualty Clearing Station Albert, then by ambulance train to Heilly Varquemont, then by ambulance ship to England, he was then discharged from the Army as he was not fit of War Service, he is entitled to wear the Silver War Badge no.114131 (3)
Lot 1053
A selection of Air Weapon accessories, to include a 4x20 Scope, a Moderator, .22 pellets, Bislei cleaning rods, a SMK 4x28 scope in box, Crosman Speedloader kits, and more, together with a selection of Coronation and Jubilee medallions, and WWII booklets (Bomber Command, Ark Royal, The Eighth Army, The Battle of Britain, etc), (parcel)
Lot 766
Royal Army Medical Corps, WWI British Trio, awarded to 37703 Private James William Dawe, Dawe was sent to Egypt in June 1915, were he was a Medical Orderly at the 19th General Hospital in Alexandria, he would have been treating casualties from Gallipoli, in 1917 he joined the 147th Field Ambulance Base Depot at El-Arish as part of the 75th Division, in May 1918 every available man was called to ranks, Dawe was sent to the 7th Battalion, Royal Welsh (Welch) Fusiliers, with service number 93040, we would have taken part in the Battles of Megiddo, Nablus and Tall' Aser (3)
Lot 443
Eighteenth/ Nineteenth Century Military Themed Wills Overseas Cigarette Card Sets (8), all stored in plastic sleeves, Drum Horses, green star back 1909 (32), Scissor Cigarettes issues, Drum Horses (closed Scissors pack back) 1909 (32), Types of the British Army 1908 (50), Indian Regiments Series 1912 (50), Heroic Deeds (30) 1913, Governors General of India (25) 1912, Regimental Pets (33) 1911, F-VG, (8)
Lot 446
Military Medals and Regimental Standards Themed Cigarette Card Sets (9), all stored in plastic sleeves, Gallahers Regimental Colours and Standards 1899 (50),Stephen Mitchells, Medals 1916 (25), Regimental Crests, Nicknames and Collar Badges 1900 (25), Army Ribbons & Buttons (25) 1916 (25), Churchmans, Medals 1910 (50), Regimental Colours and Cap Badges 1911 (50), Societe Job Orders of Chivalry 1st/2nd series (25 each), 1924/1927, Ogdens, Orders of Chivalry 1907 (50), F-VG, (9),please see additional images
Lot 429
WWI and Later Ephemera and Postcards (Qty), various items, ninth edition of the Bystander's Fragments of France by Bruce Bairnsfather, Edwardian greeting cards (4), E.M. Dupuis, military postcard portraits, (30+), paperback military pocket book, Badges and Their Meaning (spine deteriorating), postcards, continental, UK and Irish views, Hurst & Co book post Titanic, some RPs, Xmas Greetings 1916 from the Salonica Army. Small pocket book Great Thoughts from Master Minds, Siegle Hill & Co, 1942 volume of Elegante Wel magazine (F) and 1938 Folie Bergere programme Filie En Fleurs. F-G, (Qty)please see additional images
Lot 447
Military Medals and Regimental Standards/Badges Themed Cigarette Card Sets (45), all stored in plastic sleeves, mainly common sets, some duplication, Players (36) includes Ships Flags and Badges (overseas), Decorations and Medals (1st series), War Decorations and Medals (90) two sets, Drum Banners and Cap Badges (4), Regimental Standards and Cap Badges (2), RAF Badges (5), Colonial and Indian Army Badges (3), Army & Divisional Corps (12), Regimental Colours and Cap Badges (6), Wills Ships Badges, Regimental Colours and Cap Badges (blue back), Hignett Bros, Ships Flags and Badges, Gallahers (4), Mills (1), Millhoff (1), F-VG, (45)
Lot 217
A collection of mostly British coins, some silver content, from Victoria onwards, to include half-crowns, florins, shillings, sixpences, threepences, and decimal coinage; a Queen Mother £5 coin; royal and other commemoratives; a Coinage of Great Britain and Northern Ireland 1970 set; Britain's First Decimal Coins, in pouch; and a 5th Army Commemorative Medal of the Entrance of the Allied Armies in Naples 1st October 1943; total weight of pre-1920 silver content coins - 0.4oz; total weight of 1920-1946 silver coins - 5oz.Qty: 1 box
Lot 235
ARDATH: Cricket, Tennis, & Golf Celebrities, 1935, Full Set of 50; BOGUSLAVSKY (Tu): Sports Records, 1925, Full Set of 25; BOGUSLAVSKY (Tu): Sports Records, 2nd Series, Nos 26-50, Full Set of 25; CHURCHMAN: Boxing Personalities, 1938, seven cards; COPE Bros. Boxers, 1915, nine cards; LAMBERT & BUTLER: Winter Sports, 1914, Full Set of 25; LAMBERTS of NORWICH: Sports & Games, 1964, Full Set of 25; MARSUMA Golfers, circa 1914, one card, N° 14; OGDENS Pugilists in Action, 1928, part set: 7/50; OGDENS: Pugilists & Wrestlers, 1908, part set: 28/50; GODFREY PHILLIPS: Olympic Champions, Amsterdam 1928, part set: 14/36; GALLAHER: How To Do It, 1916, part set: 28/100; GALLAHER: The Reason Why, 1924, Full Set of 100; RADIO FUN: British Sports Stars, 1956, Full Set of 20; PLAYERS Tennis, 1936, Full Set of 50; STATE EXPRESS: A Series 50 Sports Champions, 1935, Full Set of 50; D.C. THOMSON (THE WIZARD): 1930 Speedway Stars, Nos 1-12 inclusive; WILLS: British Sporting Personalities (large), 1937, part set: 10/25; WILLS (Scissors): British Army Boxes, 1913, nine cards; WILLS: New Zealand Footballers, 1927, Full Set of 50; WILLS: Do You Know, 1922, Full Set of 50; WILLS: Do You Know, 1924, second series, Full Set of 50; WILLS: Do You Know, 1926, third series, part set: 20/50; WILLS: Gardening Hints, 1938, Full Set of 50; WILLS: Garden Hints, 1938, Full Set of 50; WILLS: Household Hints, 1927, Full Set of 50; WILLS: Household Hints, 1930, second series, set of 50 but lacking Nos 47 & 49; WORLD OF SPORT: Our Heroes - Flick Cards, 1979, Full Set of 48.
Lot 231
BRITISH AMERICAN TOBACCO: War Incidents (brown backs), 1915, Full Set of 50; COHEN, WEENEN & Co: War Series, 1916, eight cards; COPE Bros. The World's Police, 1937, Full Set of 25; CHURCHMAN: The Inns of Court, 1932, Full Set of 25; THE CHAMPION & TRIUMPH: The Great War 1914-18, New Series, 1929, Full Set of 16; THE CHAMPION: Exploits of The Great War, 1929, eight cards; GALLAHER: The Great War Series of 100 Cards, circa 1915, part set: 21/100; GALLAHER: The Great War Series, 2nd series, part set: 92/100; HOME & COLONIAL STORES Flag Pictures, 1916, series of 124 un-numbered cards; R.J.HILL: Music Hall Celebrities Past & Present, 1930, Full Set of 30; LAMBERT & BUTLER: London Characters, 1934, Full Set of 25; LIEBIG: The Foundry (large), 1921, Full Set of 6; R.J.LEA (Chairman): War Pictures, 1st series, 1915, part set: 23/25, lacking Nos 3 & 6; MILLS: Propelled Weapons, 1953, Full Set of 25; MURRAY: War Series, 1916, twenty-three cards; MORRIS & Co The Ice Breaker (date?), 5 cards; MORRIS & Co: Strange Vessels (dale?), 3 cards; OGDENS: Modern War Weapons, 1915, four cards; OGDENS: Applied Electricity, 1921, Full Set of 50; OGDENS: Famous Dirt Track Riders, 1929, Full Set of 25; OGDENS (TAB): General Interest Series A, B, &C, 1901-2, six cards; (GUINEA GOLD): British Trees & Their Uses (date?), Full Set of 25; THOMSON & PORTEOUS (Luantin Cigarettes): VC Heroes, circa 1915, two cards, Nos 32 & 35; TEOFANI: Transport Then & Now, 1939, Full Set of 48; TADDY & Co: Autographs, Series 1, 1912, part-set : 7/25; TUCKETT'S CIGARETTES: Autograph Series, circa 1912, one card; TRUCARDS: World War 1, Series No 4, circa 1970's, full set of 30; TRUCARDS: World War 2, Series No 5, circa 1970’s, full set of 30; TRUCARDS: Battle of Britain, Series N° 6, Full Set of 30; WILLS: Allied Army headers, 1917, Full Set of 50, plus 7 duplicates; WILLS (Pirate Cigarettes): China's Ancient Warriors, circa 1911, eleven cards.
Lot 232
ABC MINORS: British Soldiers (brown backs), 1949, Full Set of 20; ARDATH: Britain's Defenders, 1936, Full Set of 50; ARDATH: Life In The Services, 1938, Full Set of 50; J & F BELL (Three Bells): Colonial Series, 1901, one card: Natal Carabineer; CHURCHMAN: Army Badges of Rank, 1916, Full Set of 25; CHURCHMAN: Warriors of All Nations, 1929, Full Set of 25. Wm. CLARKE & Son (Lifeguard): Boer War Celebrities, 1901, three cards; LA FAVORITA: Flags & Soldiers (silks), 1915, thirty-one silks; COHEN, WEENEN &Co.(Sweet Crop): 100 subjects/250 subjects Boer War Celebrities, 10 cards; CARRERAS: Britain's Defences, 1938, part set: 20/50; W & F FAULKNER: South African War Series, 5 cards; GALLAHER: The South Africa Series, 1901, twenty-two cards; GALLAHER (Park Drive): The Navy, 1937, Full Set of 48; HILLS (Badminton) Colonial Troops, 1901, one card: Natal Carbineers; IMPERIAL TOBACCO Co.: Infantry Training, 1915, set of 50, lacking No? 6, 40, & 48; STEPHEN MITCHELL (Prize Crop): Regimental Collar / Cap Badges & Crests, 1900, five cards; STEPHEN MITCHELL: Arms & Armour, 1916, part set: 23/50; STEPHEN MITCHELL: Army Ribbons & Buttons, 1916, Full Set of 25; MILLS: British Uniforms of the 19th Century, 1957, part set: 22/25; OGDENS: Soldiers of The King, 1909, part set: 30/50; PLAYERS: Arms & Armour, 1909, part set: 34/50; PLAYERS: Artillery In Action (large) 1917, Full Set of 12; PLAYERS: Army Life, 1910, Full Set of 25; SALMON & GLUCKSTEIN: Heroes of the Transvaal War, 1901, fourteen cards; WILLS (Scissors United Services): Regimental Pets, 1911, & Drum Horses, 1909, fifty three cards; WILLS (United Services) Arms & Armour, 1910, part set: 17/50; WILLS (Scissors): Indian Regiments, 1912, Full Set of 50; WILLS: Military Motors, 1916, Full Set of 50; WILLS (Scissors): Army Life, 1914, part set: 14/25; WILLS: Recruiting Posters, 1915, Full Set of 12; WILLS: Military Motors, 1916, set of 50 but lacking No 50; WILLS (New Zealand): Units of the British Army & RAF, 1928, Full Set of 50; WILLS: Life In The Royal Navy, 1939, Full Set of 50; UNITED KINGDOM TOBACCO Co: Officers' Full Dress, 1936, set of 36, but lacking Nos 11 & 30.
Lot 230
BARRATT &Co. Soldiers of The World, 1966, Full Set of 50; DAILY ICE CREAM Co: Modern British Locomotives, 1954, Full Set of 24; CLOVER DAIRIES: By Courtesy of British Rail, 1973, Full Set of 25; EWBANKS of Pontefract: British Uniforms, 1956, Full Set of 25; GALLAHER: Trains of The World, 1937, Full Set of 48; CHURCHMAN: Wonderful Railway Travel, 1937, Full Set of 50; GLENGETTIE TEA: The British Army 1815, (1976), Full Set of 25; GOLDEN GRAIN TEA: British Cavalry Uniforms of the 19th Century, 1965, Full Set of 25; HORSLEY'S STORE, Gainsborough: British Uniforms of the 19th Century, circa 1960's, Full Set of 25; HITCHMAN'S DAIRIES: Regimental Uniforms of The Past, 1973, Full Set of 25; ILLINGWORTH: Cavalry, 1924, odd cards; GODFREY PHILLIPS: Railway Engines, 1924, Full Set of 25; LAMBERT & BUTLER: World's Locomotives, 1913, Nos IA to 25A, Full Set of 25; LAMBERT & BUTLER: World's Locomotives, 1912, 1st. Series, part set: 21/25; LAMBERT & BUTLER: World's Locomotives, 1912, Series of 50, but lacking No 4; THE SCOUT: Railway Engines, 1924/5, Full Set of 12; MORNFLAKE OATS: British Uniforms, 1954, part set: 21/25; PLAYERS: Regimental Uniforms (blue back), 1912, Full Set of 50; PLAYERS: Regimental Uniforms (brown back), 1913-14, part set: 34/50; PLAYERS: Regimental Uniforms, (brown backs), 1913, Nos 51-100, Full Set of 50; PLAYERS: Military Head-Dress, 1931, Full Set of 50; PLAYERS: Uniforms of The Territorial Army, 1939, Full Set of 50; PLAYERS: Uniforms of The British Army, 1938, Full Set of 50; WILLS: Railway Locomotives, 1930, Full Set of 50; WILLS: Railway Engines, 1924, part set: 47/50; WILLS: Locomotives & Rolling Stock, circa 1901, part set: 22/50, & a further 10 with ITC clause; WILLS: Railway Engines, 1936. Full Set of 50; WILLS: Railway Equipment, 1938, Full Set of 50; WILLS: Naval Dress & Badges, 1909, part set: 47/50.
Lot 585
1900 Celebrities of the Army In 13 volumes published by G. Newnes. Each volume containing 4 large colour photo/plates. Condition on the main is fine, odd bit of foxing. Celebrities of the Army - Part 1 including: Sir Redvers Buller, Field Marshal Viscount Wolsely etc. Excellent print in good condition.
Lot 313
USA - Papua New Guinea 1942-1944 group of five envelopes with correspondence between P.F.C. Raymond Ward and his parents in San Diago California. Examples of Patriotic envelopes and Free Soldier's Mail with usual censor protocols cancelled Army Post Office 32 from his duty station in Australia, Papua and New Guinea. Unusual and scarce group
Lot 478
A large extensive collection of vintage 20th century cigarette cards. To include colour in nature series, civil aeroplanes, aircraft of the Royal Air Force, Army, Corps & divisional signs, RAF badges, aviary and cage birds, birds and their young, Lyons tea wings of speed, Longleat house and many other examples. Displayed and collected over nine albums with sleeve.
Lot 209
King and Country - A boxed King & Country EA078 WW2 '8th Army Series' Valentine MK III Tank. The tank with vehicle commander appears to be in Mint condition, and gives the impression it has never been removed from its original packaging. The model is presented within an Excellent box with some general storage related wear. (This does not constitute a guarantee) (K)
Lot 208
King and Country - A boxed King & Country EA29 WW2 '8th Army Series' Crusader Tank with Crew. The set with tank, Tank Commander and Infantryman appears to be in Mint condition, and gives the impression it has never been removed from its original packaging. The model is presented within an Excellent box with some general storage related wear. (This does not constitute a guarantee) (K)
Lot 219
Lone Star - Timpo - An unboxed collection of over 40 painted and unpainted plastic 1:32 scale soldier figures. Lot includes 23 Lone Star Afrika Korps figures in various poses; together with an unbranded and unpainted group (attributed to Timpo Action Packs) of 19 British 8th Army figures in a variety of poses. Lone Star figures have play wear appearing Fair - Fair Plus on the whole, whilst the unbranded figures appear Very Good - Excellent. (This does not constitute a guarantee) (K)
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