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Lot 2161
F*** W*** (BRITISH, 20TH CENTURY)Royal Scots Fusiliers uniform in 1789signed with initials and dated 'F. W. /30' (lower right)watercolour and ink31.5 x 21.5cmtogether with a print of The Royal Scots Fusiliers after Richard Simkin; an embroidered crest and a football photosgraph from 1925 bith relating to The Royal Scots Fusiliers(4)Provenance: Major Henry T. Lawden, M.C (1890 - 1981): After qualifying as a solicitor before WW1, he was called up in 1914 as a member of the Honourable Artillery Company (HAC) and sent to France in September of that year. After being wounded in December 1914 he was commissioned into the Royal Scots Fusiliers in 1915. He took part in the disastrous first day of the Battle of the Somme (1 July 1916), where his group was one of the few who reached their objectives. However, 3 weeks later, early in the morning he was engaged in reconnaissance in No Man's Land within 30 yards of the German trenches when he was caught in the open and badly shot in the legs. He spent all day lying wounded in a shell hole until he could be brought back after dark. He was awarded the Military Cross for his actions, which saw his company established in an advantageous position. After recovering from his wounds he saw further action in Palestine in 1917, and was brought back to France in the spring of 1918 to resist the Germans' final attack. After WW1 he did not go back to the law, but stayed in the army until he retired in 1949. In the 1920s his regiment was sent to India and for a time he was seconded to be the Aide-de-Camp (ADC) to the Governor of the Indian states of Bihar and Orissa. After he retired he was a Councillor on Wandsworth Borough Council from 1953 to 1962, was Chairman of the Governors of Vauxhall Manor School and active in charities such as the NSPCC. This lot has been consigned for sale by his family along with Lots 661 and 662 and 663.
Lot 325
A group of 60 plus boxed diecast models and collector's sets, to include Days Gone Vanguards, a Thrust super sonic car, a US Army Collection "Motor Transport of the US Armed Forces 1941-1942", a US Navy Collection "Pearl Harbour 1941" collectors set, a "The Home Front Collection" set, and other models
Lot 389
A group of boxed Dinky model vehicles, to comprise a Foden 14-ton tanker (504), with dark blue cab and light blue tank, a Blaw Knox bulldozer (561), with red body and headless driver, a Pullmore car transporter (982), having blue cab and back with fawn decks, a loading ramp (994), a Centurion tank (651), in olive drab with rubber tracks, a 10-ton army truck (622), in olive-drab without driver, plus other military models, to include a Britain's 2lb anti-aircraft gun, metal painted soldiers, and other models
Lot 390
A group of Dinky diecast military model vehicles with boxes, to comprise a 5.5 medium gun (692), with olive drab, twin cast drawer bar and elevating barrel, an Army 1-ton cargo truck (641), with olive drab body and driver, an army covered wagon (623), with military-green body without driver, an Armoured car (670), with olive-drab body, a 3-Ton army wagon (621), in olive-green with no windows and with driver, and a Scout car (673), with a 676 box
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