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Pochette First Aid Parachutiste US. Housse en toile impermeabilise kaki. Marquage First Aid. Les sangles sont presentes et visiblement completes. Ouverte. Contenant un pansement Small First Aid Dressing US ARMY Carlisle Model Sterilized, fabrication Acme Cotton Products CO Inc, date du 10 janvier 1942, dans son cellophane d origine. Un garrot complet. Rare pansement emblematique de la silhouette du parachutiste americain de la seconde guerre mondiale. A noter une certaine usure et patine de la piece. Etat II+. US Paratrooper First Aid Pouch. Made of waterproofed khaki canvas. Marked ,First Aid., The straps are present and appear complete. Opened, containing a Small First Aid Dressing US ARMY Carlisle Model Sterilized, made by Acme Cotton Products Co Inc, dated January 10, 1942, in its original cellophane wrapping. A complete tourniquet. A rare and iconic first aid item of the US paratrooper in World War II. Note some wear and patina on the item. Condition, II+.

Montre de Bob Hammons, portee lors de la bataille de Stavelot. Montre reglementaire US, cadrant present, verre manquant, ainsi que le bracelet. Marquages au dos Ord Dept USA OC-298169. Cette montre est accompagnee d un ensemble de documents envoyes par Bob Hammons a l historien W C.Cavanaugh. Dans l un de ceux-ci se trouve une attestation tapuscrite signee par lui dans laquelle il explique avoir porte cette montre, notamment, le 18 decembre 1944 lors de l assaut des troupes de Peiper contre la ville de Stavelot dans lequel il se trouvait avec ses camarades. Cette montre survecut, comme il l ecrit, aux eaux glacees de la riviere Ambleve par laquelle ils s echapperent apres que sa section fut touchee par le tir d un obus de 88 qui tua quatre de ses camarades. On y joint une forte correspondance de Anthony Calvanese COA 825th TD BN US ARMY a William C. Cavanaugh retracant son parcours lors de la bataille des Ardennes, ainsi qu un retirage de photo representant Doug Neuwman KIA le 18th decembre 1944, un retirage photo de Bob Hammons en uniforme de tank Destroyer, un retirage de photo de Bob Hammons devant son automitrailleuse a Stavelot, un retirage photo representant LR Armstrong, Hammons et Hauser, un retirage photo representant Ables Hammons et Richardson. Dans la nuit du 17 decembre 1944, les soldats du Kampfgruppe Peiper, 1ere Panzerdivision allemande ,Liberstande Adolf Hitler,, s arretent avant la ville de Stavelot. Le 18 decembre au matin, ils devalent cette colline en direction des troupes americaines qui y sont positionnees. Cette piece a ete donnee par le veteran a l historien anglo belge William C Cavanagh qui etait un specialiste reconnu de la bataille des Ardennes et dont les publications font references dans le domaine. Interessant souvenir historique provenant directement du veteran et comportant son histoire, replacant cet objet dans le contexte de celle ci. Il est de la plus haute rarete de pouvoir recuperer des objets pouvant etre replace dans le contexte des evenements qu ils ont subis. A noter une certaine usure et patine des pieces. Etat II+. Bob Hammons Watch, Worn During the Battle of Stavelot This is a standard U.S. military watch, with the dial present but the glass missing, as well as the strap. The back is marked with ,Ord Dept USA OC-298169., The watch comes with a set of documents sent by Bob Hammons to historian W.C. Cavanaugh. One of these documents includes a typed and signed affidavit in which Hammons explains that he wore this watch, particularly on December 18, 1944, during the assault by Peiper s troops on the town of Stavelot, where he was with his comrades. As he writes, this watch survived the freezing waters of the Ambleve River, through which they escaped after his section was hit by an 88mm shell, killing four of his comrades. Included are a significant set of correspondence from Anthony Calvanese, COA 825th TD BN US ARMY, to William C. Cavanaugh, detailing his experiences during the Battle of the Bulge, as well as a photo reprint of Doug Neuwman, KIA on December 18, 1944, a reprint of Bob Hammons in Tank Destroyer uniform, a reprint of Hammons standing in front of his armored car at Stavelot, a reprint featuring LR Armstrong, Hammons, and Hauser, and a reprint of Ables, Hammons, and Richardson. In the night of December 17, 1944, soldiers of Kampfgruppe Peiper, 1st Panzer Division ,LSSAH,, halted before the town of Stavelot. On the morning of December 18, they charged down the hill towards the American troops positioned there. This item was given to historian William C. Cavanaugh by the veteran, who was a recognized specialist in the Battle of the Bulge and whose publications are highly regarded in the field. This is an important historical memento, coming directly from the veteran and providing his story, placing the item in the context of the events. It is extremely rare to recover objects that can be directly linked to the events they were part of. The items show some wear and patina. Condition, II+.

Jumelles du Lieutenant William Amorello. Housse en cuir marron. La sangle de fermeture est complete. Le bouton pression est fonctionnel. La sangle de transport est manquante. Le passant au ceinturon est complete. Marquages sous le rabat Lt Amorello O-407985 Dez 1944 Peiper Honsfeld Bel. Jumelles en metal. Revetement en bon etat mais use. Fabrication Prism Stereo 30mm Apert 6 Power Bausch & Lomb USA Rochester Signal Corps US Army. Sangle de transport presente. Optiques claires et graduees, presentant quelques taches. Le lieutenant Amorello etait commandant du Ammunition Pioneer Platoon, 1rt Battalion du 23eme d Infanterie. On y joint l etiquette postale du WM Amorello a l historien Cavanash, lui envoyant sa paire de jumelle. Alors qu il etait positionne sur les hauteurs du village de Hunnigen, Amorello apercu a l aide de ses jumelles les vehicules du Kampfgruppe Peiper se deplacant sur la route reliant Honsfeld a Bullingen. On y joint trois retirages photo du Lieutenant Amorello. Cette piece a ete donnee par le veteran a l historien anglo belge William C Cavanagh qui etait un specialiste reconnu de la bataille des Ardennes et dont les publications font references dans le domaine. Interessant souvenir historique provenant directement du veteran et comportant son histoire, replacant cet objet dans le contexte de celle ci. Il est de la plus haute rarete de pouvoir recuperer des objets pouvant etre replace dans le contexte des evenements qu ils ont subis. A noter une certaine usure et patine de la piece. Etat II+. Binoculars of Lieutenant William Amorello. Brown leather case. The closure strap is complete, and the snap button is functional. The transport strap is missing. The belt loop is intact. Marked under the flap, Lt Amorello O-407985 Dez 1944 Peiper Honsfeld Bel. The binoculars are metal, with a worn but good condition coating. Manufactured by Prism Stereo 30mm Apert 6 Power Bausch & Lomb USA Rochester Signal Corps US Army. The transport strap is present. The optics are clear and graduated, showing some marks. Lieutenant Amorello was the commander of the Ammunition Pioneer Platoon, 1st Battalion, 23rd Infantry. Included is a postal label from WM Amorello to historian Cavanagh, sending his binoculars. While positioned on the heights of the village of Hunnigen, Amorello used his binoculars to observe the vehicles of Kampfgruppe Peiper moving along the road from Honsfeld to Bullingen. Also included are three photo prints of Lieutenant Amorello. This piece was given by the veteran to Anglo-Belgian historian William C. Cavanagh, a recognized specialist in the Battle of the Ardennes, whose publications are widely referenced in the field. A highly rare and interesting historical souvenir from the veteran, complete with its backstory, placing this item in the context of the events it witnessed. Some wear and patina on the piece. Condition II+.

Canot de survie USAAF. Comprenant un flacon en metal, avec son bouchon et complet, marque US Government Sea Marking. Une boite ouverte, couvercle complet. Bien marquee Drinking Water Kit, fabrication The Permutit CO New York. Etiquette presente, ainsi que la cordelette. Une sacoche type vache a eau, en toile impermeabilisee jaune et verte. Les cordelettes sont presentes. Un sac en toile impermeabilisee blanche, marquee Sea Anchor, les cordelettes sont presentes. Deux toile impermeabilisees, dont l une est marquee Paulin Life Raft Utility N0 26756, size 35, Order NO Cont AF 33 038 720 Breslee MFG Co Inc Property Air Forces US Army. Une cordelette presente. Housse en toile impermeabilisee grise, contenant le radeau de survie et se fixant sur le parachute siege. Les boutons pressions sont fonctionnels, les mousquetons sont presents. Grande sangle blanche complete avec son mousqueton. Marquages Life Raft AN 520G. Bouteille a oxygene complete, modele ANR 2A. Pochette First AId contenant deux pansements. Pochette Leak Plues and Repair Kit, contenant des pieces detachees pour la reparation du cannot. Le bouton pression est casse. Cet equipement a ete retrouve dans un avion de l US Airforce qui a ete abattu lors de la bataille des Ardennes, malheureusement l endroit de la decouverte n a pas ete note a l epoque. A noter une certaine usure et patine de la piece. Etat II+. USAAF Survival Kit. Comprising a metal flask with its cap, fully marked ,US Government Sea Marking., An open box with a complete lid, clearly marked ,Drinking Water Kit,, manufactured by The Permutit Co., New York. The label is present, along with the string. A canvas pouch in yellow and green waterproof fabric, resembling a water carrier. The cords are intact. A white waterproof canvas bag marked ,Sea Anchor,, with cords present. Two waterproof canvases, one marked ,Paulin Life Raft Utility No 26756, Size 35, Order No Cont AF 33 038 720 Breslee MFG Co Inc Property Air Forces US Army., A cord is present. A gray waterproof canvas cover containing the life raft, which attaches to the seat parachute. The snap buttons are functional, and the carabiners are intact. A complete white strap with its carabiner. Markings include ,Life Raft AN 520G., A complete oxygen bottle, model ANR 2A. A First Aid pouch containing two bandages. A ,Leak Plugs and Repair Kit, pouch, containing spare parts for the raft. The snap button is broken. This equipment was recovered from a US Air Force aircraft shot down during the Battle of the Ardennes, though the exact location of the find was not noted at the time. Notable signs of wear and patina. Condition II+.

Exceptionnel blouse de saut de la Waffen SS. En toile camoufle petit pois. Tous les boutons sont presents et en couleur d origine. Les poches proches du col sont presentes, les rabats ont ete recousus, probable reparation d epoque. Les poches de hanches ont egalement les rabats recousus. Probable modification d epoque. Tous les boutons pressions sont fonctionnels. La doublure des manches est en satinette grise. Les elastiques sont distendus. Poche arriere pour pistolet lance fusee complete. Couleurs partiellement passees par le soleil. Doublure des poche en toile Feldgrau. Une doublure est fortement abimee avec des manques. Interieur double en tissu coton Feldgrau. Les lacets de serrage sont presents. Sans marquages visibles. Cette piece a ete recuperee a Bastogne apres les combats. Elle a ete longtemps exposee dans le Bastogne War Museum et a ete reproduite dans l ouvrage de Werner Palinckx sur les equipements camoufles. Des photos montrant cette tenue dans les vitrines du musee sont disponibles. Un exemplaire du livre de Werner Palinckx est joint . Cette exceptionnelle piece d uniforme provient du fameux bataillon 600 de la Waffen SS, remplacant le bataillon 500 d origine, seule unite parachutiste que comportait cette arme. Cree specialement a des fins de lutte contre les partisans, des elements du bataillon 600 participerent a la tres fameuse operation Greif menee par Otto Skorzeny dans la bataille des Ardennes. Cette operation qui avait pour but ultime de capturer intact des ponts sur la Meuse etait aussi destinee a provoquer la desorganisation dans les rangs de l armee americaine en habillant des membres de l unite en soldats US afin de donner de fausses informations et renseignements sur le terrain aux veritables membres de l US Army. Meme si elle se solda finalement par un echec, elle provoqua une certaine confusion dans les rangs allies. Une partie des elements du bataillon 600 participerent a cette operation. Seuls 1000 hommes formerent ce bataillon, ses pieces d uniformes sont de la plus insigne rarete. Piece historique de la plus haute importance illustree dans un livre de reference et ayant ete presentee de tres longues annees dans le musee officiel de la ville de Bastogne. De par sa provenance terrain, on peut penser que cette blouse a ete portee par des membres de l unite ayant participe a l operation Greif qui reste l un des coups de main allemand les plus connues de l histoire de la deuxieme guerre orchestree par l un de ses officiers les plus emblematiques, Otto Skorzeny. L operation Greif est sans aucun doute l un des moments les plus marquants de la bataille des Ardennes. A noter une certaine usure et patine de la piece, ainsi que quelques taches et accrocs. Etat II+. Exceptional Waffen-SS Paratrooper Smock. Made of camouflage pea-dot fabric. All buttons are present and in their original color. The collar pockets are intact, with the flaps having been resewn, likely a period repair. The hip pockets also have their flaps resewn, probably a period modification. All press studs are functional. The sleeve lining is made of gray satinette. The elastic bands are stretched out. The back pocket for a flare pistol is complete. The colors are partially faded from sun exposure. The pocket linings are made of Feldgrau fabric. One lining is heavily damaged with some missing parts. The interior is lined with Feldgrau cotton fabric. The drawstrings are present. No visible markings. This piece was recovered in Bastogne after the fighting. It was on display for many years in the Bastogne War Museum and was reproduced in Werner Palinckx s work on camouflage gear. Photos of this smock in the museum’s display cases are available. A copy of Werner Palinckx s book is included. This exceptional uniform piece comes from the famous 600th Battalion of the Waffen-SS, which replaced the original 500th Battalion, the only airborne unit within this branch. Created specifically for anti-partisan operations, elements of the 600th Battalion participated in the infamous Greif Operation led by Otto Skorzeny during the Battle of the Bulge. This operation, which aimed to capture bridges over the Meuse intact, also sought to sow confusion in the ranks of the American Army by dressing some of the unit’s members as US soldiers to provide false intelligence and misinformation. Though it ultimately failed, it caused significant confusion among the Allies. Some members of the 600th Battalion took part in this operation. Only 1,000 men formed this battalion, making its uniform pieces of extreme rarity. This historical piece is of the utmost importance, illustrated in a reference book, and was displayed for many years in the official Bastogne Museum. Given its battlefield provenance, it can be assumed that this smock was worn by members of the unit who participated in the Greif Operation, one of the most well-known German commando operations of World War II, orchestrated by one of its most iconic officers, Otto Skorzeny. The Greif Operation is undoubtedly one of the most significant moments of the Battle of the Bulge. Note some wear and patina on the item, along with a few stains and snags. Condition, II+.

Plaques d identite de William R Payne 6th DB US. Paire de plaque en metal dont la chainette est manquante, marquages William R Payne 36591342, T 43 43, groupe sanguin O. On y joint une petite photo noir et blanc, representant Payne et l un de ses camarades devant un char americain, au dos se trouve la date du 17 mars 1945, un insigne de la 6th division blindee US, visiblement demonte d une vareuse, un livret Brest to Bastogne The Story of the 6th Armored Division. texte en anglais, couverture en couleur. Toutes ces pieces ont ete decouvertes dans une maison situee a Faymonville qui est un village de la commune de Waimes dans la province de Liege. Faymonville fait partie du plateau de Hautes Fagnes. Cet obstacle naturel joua un role essentiel dans la batailles des Ardennes. La traversee des Hautes Fagnes a represente le 1er objectif de la 6eme SS Panzer Armee pour franchir la Meuse et se porter vers Anvers. Le massif est defendu par le Veme US Corps et la 1er US Army dont la premiere ligne dans ce secteur est occupee par la 2nd US Infantry Division et la 99th US Infantry Division epaulees par des elements des 801st US Tank Destroyer Battalion et 820th US Tank Destroyer Battalion. La 1st US Infantry Division est positionnee en reserve juste a l’arriere des Hautes Fagnes. Interessant souvenir trouve sur le terrain d un secteur strategique de la bataille des Ardennes. A noter une certaine usure et patine des pieces. Etat II+. William R Payne 6th DB US Dog Tags. A pair of metal dog tags, with the chain missing. Markings, William R Payne 36591342, T 43 43, blood type O. Included is a small black and white photo showing Payne and one of his comrades in front of an American tank. On the back of the photo is the date March 17, 1945. Also included is a US 6th Armored Division insignia, apparently removed from a uniform, and a booklet titled Brest to Bastogne, The Story of the 6th Armored Division with English text and a color cover. All these items were discovered in a house located in Faymonville, a village in the Waimes commune in the province of Liege. Faymonville is part of the Hautes Fagnes plateau, a key natural obstacle in the Battle of the Ardennes. The crossing of the Hautes Fagnes represented the first objective for the 6th SS Panzer Army to cross the Meuse and advance toward Antwerp. The massif was defended by the 5th US Corps and the 1st US Army, with the front line in this sector held by the 2nd US Infantry Division and the 99th US Infantry Division, supported by elements from the 801st and 820th US Tank Destroyer Battalions. The 1st US Infantry Division was positioned in reserve just behind the Hautes Fagnes. An interesting historical find from a strategic sector of the Battle of the Ardennes. Some wear and patina on the items. Condition II+.

Journal Yanks. En papier. Couverture en couleur. Intitule Yank The Army Weekly Merry Christmas to all GIS 7th Division Veterans Compare Three Campaigns. Numero du 22 decembre 1944. Dessin du SGT George Baker. Nombreux articles consacres a la bataille des Ardennes. Il s agit la du legendaire numero de Yanks consacre a la bataille des Ardennes A noter une certaine usure et patine de la piece, ainsi que quelques taches et dechirures. Etat II+. Yanks Journal. Paper. Color cover. Titled Yank The Army Weekly - Merry Christmas to All GIs 7th Division Veterans Compare Three Campaigns. Issue of December 22, 1944. Artwork by SGT George Baker. Numerous articles dedicated to the Battle of the Bulge. This is the legendary issue of Yank dedicated to the Battle of the Bulge. Notable wear and patina on the piece, with some stains and tears. Condition II+.

Porte chargeur MP 44. En forte toile beige, et cuir noir. Toutes les sangles de fermeture sont presentes, et en toile Feldgrau. Les renforts de sangle en metal sont maquees LUX. Pochette pour chargette presente, bouton pression fonctionnelle. Les chargeurs ont ete remplace par des chargeurs en bois. Les passants au dos sont en toile Feldgrau. Sans marquages visibles. A noter une certaine usure et patine de la piece, ainsi que des taches et accrocs. Piece emblematique d equipement de l armee allemande ayant ete, notamment, beaucoup ete utilisee lors de la bataille des Ardennes Etat II+. MP 44 Magazine Pouch. Made of heavy beige canvas and black leather. All closure straps are present, made of Feldgrau canvas. The metal strap reinforcements are marked ,LUX., The pouch for a single magazine is present, with a functional snap button. The original magazines have been replaced with wooden versions. The belt loops on the back are made of Feldgrau canvas. No visible markings. Notable wear and patina, with some stains and small tears. An iconic piece of German army equipment, widely used during the Battle of the Bulge. Condition II+.

Documents et decoration de George J Mc Donough 309th Medical Battalion 84th Infantry Division. Comprenant son Certificate of Merit European Theater of operations United States Army. Attribue au private First class George J Mc Donough 33445797 Medical Department 309th Medical Battalion 84th Infantry Division in recognition of conspicuously meritorious and oustanding performance of military duty against the enemy in Holland, Belgium and Germany. Sincere devotion to duty during the period 18 November 1944 to 8 May 1945. Une photo colorisee de George J MC Donough. Une carte du Camp Howze Texas Class A Pass. Un carton Notice of Classification. Un document Report of change of status and address. Une miniature du certificat de decharge, sous plastique d origine. Une medaille 15th Reunion 84th INF Div Railsplitters avec ruban et attache. Une medaille Perfect Attendance COI 1st VA Infantry, trois barrettes 1932-33, 1931-32, 1929-30, marquage nominatif SGT George J Mc Donough. Une medaille Good Conduct avec ruban et attache. Une medaille Team 22 Cal Rifle CO 1st INf 1932 Presented by Womens Legion Auxiliary Unit 24, avec ruban et attache. Une medaille Washington Gallery Rifle League 1940, attache complete avec ruban. Une medaille World War II avec ruban et attache. Un brevet de tir Rifle et Auto Rifle, avec attache, marquages Sterling. Une medaille Virginia avec ruban et attache. Un pin s 55th Annual 84th Infantry Division Railsplitters Reunion 2000. Une bronze star medal en boite, avec son ruban et sa miniature. Une medaille WWII, avec attache et ruban. Trois barrettes de rubans de decoration. Un patch de la 84th division d infanterie US, visiblement demonte d une vareuse. A noter une certaine usure et patine des pieces. Etat II+. Documents and decorations of George J. McDonough, 309th Medical Battalion, 84th Infantry Division. Including his Certificate of Merit, European Theater of Operations, United States Army. Awarded to Private First Class George J. McDonough, 33445797, Medical Department, 309th Medical Battalion, 84th Infantry Division, in recognition of conspicuously meritorious and outstanding performance of military duty against the enemy in Holland, Belgium, and Germany. For sincere devotion to duty during the period from November 18, 1944, to May 8, 1945. A colorized photograph of George J. McDonough. A Camp Howze, Texas, Class A Pass card. A Notice of Classification card. A Report of Change of Status and Address document. A miniature discharge certificate in original plastic. A 15th Reunion Medal, 84th INF Div Railsplitters, with ribbon and clasp. A Perfect Attendance Medal, COI 1st VA Infantry, with three bars, 1932-33, 1931-32, 1929-30, with the name tag SGT George J. McDonough . A Good Conduct Medal, with ribbon and clasp.A Team 22 Cal Rifle Medal, CO 1st Inf 1932, presented by the Women s Legion Auxiliary Unit 24, with ribbon and clasp. A Washington Gallery Rifle League 1940 Medal, complete clasp with ribbon. A World War II Medal, with ribbon and clasp. A Rifle and Auto Rifle Marksmanship Badge, with clasp, Sterling markings. A Virginia Medal, with ribbon and clasp. A pin for the 55th Annual 84th Infantry Division Railsplitters Reunion, 2000. A Bronze Star Medal in box, with ribbon and miniature. A WWII Medal, with clasp and ribbon. Three ribbon bars for decoration. A patch from the 84th Infantry Division, US, clearly removed from a uniform. Notable wear and patina on the pieces. Condition II+.

Ensemble de correspondant de guerre US. Comprenant une camera dans sa housse en cuir marron. Quelques manques de cuir visibles. Poignee de transport en epais cuir marron. Les crochets de fermeture sont complets. Fermeture a code, marquee Sesamee. Logo du fabricant B&H. Interieur double en velours bordeaux. Camera FIlmo 16mm 70 DA Bell & Howell Chicago Cinemarchinery. En metal. Sangle en cuir complete. Toutes les pieces mobiles sont fonctionnelles. Film interieur manquant. Les objectifs sont en parfait etat. Un produit pour le developpement photo dans sa boite de conserve d origine jamais ouverte, marquee Kodak Developer D-76, fabrication Eastman Kodak Company. Une boite en metal vide, de couleur bleue et jaune, bien marquee Kodak. Un appareil photo en bakelite noire, marque Baby Brownie Special Made in USA By Eastman Kodak Co Rochester. Un patch The Stars and Stripes US Army, demonte d un uniforme. Un patch marque Official US Army Photographer. Un brassard en drap bleu marine, disposant d un insigne Official US Army Photographer cousu d origine. Une epingle a nourrice fermant le brassard. Un appareil photo en bakelite marron, marque Renard Royce Distibuted by The renard Royce Corp Made in Chicago. Les correspondants de guerre allies prirent une part preponderante a la bataille des Ardennes. Ainsi, Ernest Hemingway et Martha Gellhorn y parcourent les collines enneigees, le mythique photographe Robert Capa y participa egalement. De futurs geants de la litterature, J.D. Salinger ou Kurt Vonnnegut, et du journalisme Eugene Patterso, Al Neuharth prirent part aux combats. Fred Mackenzie, correspondant au quotidien « le Buffalo Evening News », a ete enferme avec les troupes americaines dans Bastogne. Tres bel ensemble rendant hommage a ceux qui mirent leurs vie au bout de leur camera. A noter une certaine usure et patine des pieces. Etat II+. Set of US war correspondent equipment. Includes a camera in its brown leather case, with some visible leather wear. The carrying handle is made of thick brown leather. The closure hooks are complete. Locking mechanism with code, marked Sesamee. Manufacturer s logo, B&H. The interior is lined with burgundy velvet. The camera is a Filmo 16mm 70 DA Bell & Howell Chicago Cinemachinery, made of metal. Complete leather strap. All moving parts are functional. The film inside is missing. The lenses are in perfect condition. A photo development product in its original unopened tin box, marked Kodak Developer D-76, manufactured by Eastman Kodak Company. A metal box in blue and yellow, clearly marked Kodak. A black bakelite camera, marked Baby Brownie Special Made in USA By Eastman Kodak Co Rochester. A The Stars and Stripes US Army patch, removed from a uniform. An Official US Army Photographer patch. A navy blue fabric armband with the Official US Army Photographer insignia sewn in. A safety pin closing the armband. A brown bakelite camera, marked Renard Royce Distributed by The Renard Royce Corp Made in Chicago. Allied war correspondents played a crucial role in the Battle of the Bulge. Ernest Hemingway and Martha Gellhorn traversed the snow-covered hills, and the legendary photographer Robert Capa also participated. Future literary giants like J.D. Salinger and Kurt Vonnegut, as well as journalists like Eugene Patterson and Al Neuharth, took part in the fighting. Fred Mackenzie, a correspondent for the Buffalo Evening News, was trapped with American troops in Bastogne.

Blouson de tankiste de Harvey Fraser, commandant du 51st Engineer Combat Battalion. Piece en popeline kaki dont les feutrines du col et des bas de la veste sont en tres bon etat. Les feutrines au bas des manches sont d un modele differents, resultat d une probable reparation d epoque. Les fermeture eclair sont fonctionnelles et de fabrication Talon. Une indication nominative Fraser se trouve au niveau du bas de la doublure de la fermeture eclair. L insigne de la troisieme armee US est cousu d origine au niveau de la manche droite. Les Stripes de 36 mois de service outre-mer sont cousus au bas de la manche gauche. L interieur est double en drap kaki, l etiquette de taille est illisible. On peut remarquer quelques reparations et taches visibles sur l ensemble de la veste. Il y est joint un pull sans manche en lainage kaki, sans marquages visibles, et avec quelques taches et trous de mite. Un livret Message Book M-210-A Signal Corps US Army, incomplet, certains calques ont des annotations manuscrites, un patch de la premiere armee U.S. Toutes ces pieces ont ete offerte par le general Harvey Fraser a l historien William C. Cavanagh. L original de la lettre attestant de l envoi de ces pieces est jointe au lot, ainsi que quelques autres correspondances du general Fraser a Cavanagh. William C Cavanagh est un historien anglo belge, specialiste reconnu de la bataille des Ardennes et dont les publications font references dans le domaine. Important souvenir historique provenant directement du veteran et comportant son histoire et replacant l objet dans le contexte de celle ci. Le 51eme Engineer Combat Bataillon eut un role crucial dans la bataille des Ardennes ou il a obtenu la citation presidentielle americaine et la Croix de Guerre francaise. Le colonel Fraser, commandant le 51eme Engineer Combat Battalion, avec le capitaine Sam Schuber et le Major Robert Yates firent sauter le premier pont de la ville de Trois Ponts face aux premiers blindes de la colonne Peiper, ce qui les empecha de traverser a cet endroit. Une tres interessante publication nommee Holding the Line developpe toute l action de ce bataillon et le role fondamental de son commandant Harvey Fraser, qui devint general de brigade apres le guerre. On peut trouver cette etude sous le lien suivant , https,//www.publications.usace.army.mil/portals/76/publications/engineerpamphlets/ep_870-1-38.pdf. Cette unite participa activement a la bataille de Trois Ponts. Emblematique piece d uniforme comportant une double prestigieuse provenance. A noter une certaine usure et patine de la piece, ainsi que quelques taches, accrocs et reparations. Etat II+. Harvey Fraser’s tank commander jacket, commander of the 51st Engineer Combat Battalion. The piece is made of khaki poplin, with the felt on the collar and the bottom of the jacket in very good condition. The felt at the bottom of the sleeves is of a different model, likely the result of a period repair. The zippers are functional and made by Talon. A name tag reading ,Fraser, is found at the bottom of the zipper lining. The insignia of the 3rd US Army is originally sewn onto the right sleeve. The 36-month overseas service stripes are sewn at the bottom of the left sleeve. The interior is lined with khaki wool, and the size label is illegible. Some visible repairs and stains are present throughout the jacket. A khaki wool sleeveless sweater, without visible markings, is included, with some stains and moth holes. Also included is a Message Book M-210-A Signal Corps US Army, incomplete, with handwritten annotations on some pages, and a patch of the 1st US Army. These items were gifted by General Harvey Fraser to historian William C. Cavanagh. The original letter confirming the donation of these items is included with the lot, as well as other correspondence from General Fraser to Cavanagh. William C. Cavanagh is an Anglo-Belgian historian, a recognized expert on the Battle of the Bulge, whose publications are authoritative in the field. This is an important historical artifact directly from the veteran, with his story attached, placing the item within that context. The 51st Engineer Combat Battalion played a crucial role in the Battle of the Bulge, where it was awarded the US Presidential Citation and the French Croix de Guerre. Colonel Fraser, commanding the 51st Engineer Combat Battalion, along with Captain Sam Schuber and Major Robert Yates, blew up the first bridge in the town of Trois Ponts in front of the first tanks of Peiper’s column, preventing them from crossing there. A very interesting publication called Holding the Line develops the actions of this battalion and the fundamental role of its commander, Harvey Fraser, who became a brigadier general after the war. This study can be found at the following link, https,//www.publications.usace.army.mil/portals/76/publications/engineerpamphlets/ep_870-1-38.pdf. This unit actively participated in the Battle of Trois Ponts. An iconic uniform piece with dual prestigious provenance. Note some wear and patina on the item, as well as a few stains, snags, and repairs. Condition, II+.

Archives de William C. Cavanaugh sur la bataille des Ardennes. Important ensemble de correspondances des officiers et generaux allemands ayant participe a la bataille des Ardennes adressees a William C. Cavanaugh. On y trouve une tres forte correspondance avec le general Hasso von Manteuffel avec qui Cavanaugh semblait avoir lie des relations amicales. Il s’agit d’une quarantaine de lettres qui traitent de tres diverses mais dont beaucoup traitent de la bataille des Ardennes. Ces archives comprennent egalement une photo signee par le General Walter Kruger, commandant la CGLV111 PZ. Korps, une autre signee par le general Gerhard Triepel de la 5th Panzer Army Artillery CG, une lettre signee par le meme, une photo signee et une lettre du colonel Arthur Juttner, commandant le 164eme regiment de la 62eme Division, une lettre et une photo signee du Major Reiner Kugler du 1er bataillon du 164eme Regiment, une lettre de 3 pages de Fritz Blum, officier a la 64eme Division, une morceau de papier signe par le General Langhauser ainsi qu’une photo de lui, une photo carte signee par le General Carl Wagner, chef d’Etat-Major de Hasso von Manteuffel, une carte signee par le General Wagner, une photo signee par le General Westphal, une photo signee par le general von Luttwitz. Il s’agit la d’une tres interessante reunion de documents d’une partie des acteurs majeurs de la bataille des Ardennes du cote allemand. Elles sont toutes envoyees a l historien anglo belge William C Cavanaugh qui etait un specialiste reconnu de la bataille des Ardennes et dont les publications font references dans le domaine. Manques, pliures et taches. Etat II+. Archives of William C. Cavanagh on the Battle of the Bulge. A significant collection of correspondence from German officers and generals who participated in the Battle of the Bulge, addressed to William C. Cavanagh. It includes extensive correspondence with General Hasso von Manteuffel, with whom Cavanagh appeared to have formed a friendly relationship. This collection contains around forty letters covering various topics, many of which discuss the Battle of the Bulge. The archives also include a photo signed by General Walter Kruger, commander of the CGLV111 Panzer Corps, another signed by General Gerhard Triepel of the 5th Panzer Army Artillery CG, a letter signed by Triepel, a photo and letter signed by Colonel Arthur Juttner, commander of the 164th Regiment of the 62nd Division, a signed photo and letter from Major Reiner Kugler of the 1st Battalion of the 164th Regiment, a three-page letter from Fritz Blum, an officer in the 64th Division, a signed piece of paper and photo of General Langhauser, a signed photo card of General Carl Wagner, Chief of Staff to Hasso von Manteuffel, a signed card by General Wagner, a signed photo of General Westphal, and a signed photo of General von Luttwitz.This is a fascinating collection of documents from some of the key German participants in the Battle of the Bulge. All documents were sent to Anglo-Belgian historian William C. Cavanagh, a recognized specialist on the Battle of the Bulge, whose publications are authoritative in the field. The collection shows some missing elements, folds, and stains. Condition, II+.

A photograph depicting women from the Polish Red Cross sanitary teams along with Polish Army soldiers sitting on a cart.Dimensions: 6.1 cm x 5.9 cm. Overall condition as shown in the photos.

Badge of the Artillery Command of the Kraków Army. A round badge featuring an eagle in a crown with a cross, placed on a stylized wreath with a ring, bearing the inscription: "PAMIĘCI PIERW WALK I PRAC PIERW ARTYL PIERW N.DOW KRAKÓW". The pin has been removed and replaced with a soldered needle. The badge is in very good condition, as shown in the photos.

Polish pre-WW2 Polish Army compass. The dial is signed "Z. Jeznacki Warszawa, WP" and features an eagle emblem. The loop for attaching the compass is missing. Diameter: 4.5 cm. Overall condition as shown in the pictures.

Book: "Polish Army 1939-1945: Uniforms and Weapons". The overall condition is visible in the photos. Dimensions: 24 cm x 17 cm.

Internal Regulations of the People's Army, published in 1944, 8 pages, soft cover.The overall condition is visible in the photos.Dimensions: 14.8 cm x 10.3 cm

Polish cap eagle featuring an eagle with outstretched wings, sitting on an Amazon shield. The head is devoid of a crown. The reverse shows a broken post for attachment.The eagle was used by the Polish Army in the early post-war years.Dimensions: approx. 52 mm x 36 mm.Condition as shown in the photos.

A "French-style" officer's jacket of the Latvian Army from the interwar period. The jacket features one epaulette on the collar, with the other missing. The overall condition is good with signs of wear, as shown in the photos. There is a mark where a barrette was attached, and the shoulder boards are missing.

Bayonet with a single-edged blade, featuring a double-edged concave fuller. The bayonet's tang is single-sided. The handle has two contoured wooden scales, secured to the tang with two screws.The steel catch with a spiral spring is non-functional. The steel scabbard ends in a round pommel.Marking on the ricasso of the front blade: stamped manufacturer's name Fabryka. Zbr 4 - Zbrojownia 4 Kraków and the number 97727. On the rear flat, there is an eagle in a crown, the State emblem, and the letters (W.P.) representing Wojsko Polskie (Polish Army).The scabbard is fitted with a leather frog, dedicated to the Polish bayonet with a characteristic round knob at the end.Overall condition as shown in the pictures.

The presented bayonet is the M1888 model, used by non-commissioned officers of the Austro-Hungarian army during World War I. It was designed as a supplement to the Mannlicher M1888 rifle, one of the main types of armament in the army during that period.The bayonet features a simple, single-edged blade with a central groove, which enhances its strength and reduces weight. The wooden handle with metal fittings is tightly assembled, and the locking mechanism is fully functional. Completing the set is the trodle (sling), worn by non-commissioned officers. The condition is as shown in the photos.

Bayonet with a single-edged blade, featuring a double-edged concave fuller. The bayonet's tang is single-sided. The handle has two contoured wooden scales, secured to the tang with two screws.The steel catch with a spiral spring is non-functional. The steel scabbard ends in a round pommel.Marking on the ricasso of the front blade: stamped manufacturer's name Fabryka. Zbr 4 - Zbrojownia 4 Kraków and the number 68462. On the rear flat, there is an eagle in a crown, the State emblem, and the letters (W.P.) representing Wojsko Polskie (Polish Army).The scabbard is from a German Mauser bayonet, marked.Overall condition as shown in the pictures.

The blade of the sabre is steel, with visible grooves and double fullers on both sides. The spine of the blade shows a deep temper line. The blade is double-edged. The grip is made of beech wood, with a brass crossguard and an oval hole for the sling. The quillons are trapezoidal in shape with visible joins. The guard is made at a right angle, connecting to the pommel. The pommel has a brass cap with a screw fastening the tang of the blade.On the spine of the blade, there are visible markings, most likely from the civilian expert Tadeusz Książnicki, stamped with "k/2" inside an oval, and the sabre's number A5201. On the outside of the blade, there is the model designation "S.wz.34." and on the opposite side, the manufacturer's mark "H. LUDWIKÓW/KIELCE". The sabre comes with its original scabbard, also numbered A5201.The wz.34 sabre is the most recognizable sabre of the Polish Army from the interwar period.The overall condition of the blade and grip is as shown in the pictures. The sabre was broken in the scabbard and has been repaired. The leather sling and frog are later additions.

Single-piece badge made of tombac, attached with a nut. The badge is shield-shaped, with the Warsaw mermaid at the top, symbolizing the 2nd Polish Corps (2KP), and at the bottom, the identification badge of the 8th Army, surrounded by the inscription "2 Korpus Polski" with laurel branches above the text.The reverse is smooth with the stamped number, and a repaired attachment post in the center. The nut is not signed.The badge has a low number, 1023, which is becoming increasingly rare on the collectors' market.Dimensions: 36.5 x 20 mm.Overall condition as shown in the pictures.

Bayonet with a single-edged blade, featuring a double-edged concave fuller. The bayonet's tang is single-sided. The handle has two contoured wooden scales, secured to the tang with two screws.The steel catch with a spiral spring is non-functional. The steel scabbard ends in a round pommel.Marking on the ricasso of the front blade: stamped manufacturer's name Fabryka. Zbr 4 - Zbrojownia 4 Kraków and the number 92935. On the rear flat, there is an eagle in a crown, the State emblem, and the letters (W.P.) representing Wojsko Polskie (Polish Army).The scabbard is dedicated to the Polish bayonet, with the characteristic round knob at its end.Overall condition as shown in the pictures.

Polish Armed Forces Battledress of Sergeant J. Grzelki, Soldier of the 5th Kresowa Infantry DivisionThe jacket comes from the famous collection of the late Laskowski from Kołobrzeg. The uniform includes documentation in the form of two inventory numbers: "KS2212 Sergeant 5KDP" and "KS2212 8.09.99 Środa" — likely the date it was acquired for the collection, as well as a note with the following content:“Dear Mr. Wincenty, Attached are the agreed items. All insignia are in the left inner pocket of the sergeant’s jacket. This uniform belonged to Sergeant J. Grzelki. I will try to find out more about this person. Please call to confirm if the package arrived undamaged. Phone XXX, Best regards, Sylwia and Cezary J.”The Battle Dress P37 jacket is single-breasted, fastened with four buttons and a clasp at the bottom, with the opening on the left side. The collar has the characteristic pointed stitching with infantry-colored collar flaps (navy blue with yellow piping). On both shoulders, below the shoulder seam, there are red recognition signs with the inscription "POLAND." The left shoulder bears the 5th Kresowa Infantry Division insignia, and below that, on the right shoulder, there is the British 8th Army insignia. The shoulder straps are for the rank of sergeant. The collar flaps were likely added later.Above the left pocket, there are the following awards: Cross of Merit with Swords (swords missing), Military Medal, Monte Cassino Cross, 1939-45 Star, Italy Star, British Defence Medal, and British War Medal. The award bar is made of plastic (some parts are missing).Condition: As shown in the pictures.

Propaganda brochure demanding the punishment of those responsible for the Warsaw massacre and encouraging recruitment into the ranks of the People's Army. The overall condition is visible in the photos.Dimensions: 18 cm x 3 cm

Polish WW2 Photograph of a Corporal from the 2nd Polish Corps. A photograph taken between 1945 and 1946, featuring a corporal from the 2nd Polish Corps. The rank insignia, 8th Army patch, eagle badge, and collar patches are clearly visible.This is an early and rare example of a color photograph from that era.Dimensions: 8.2 cm x 6 cmThe general condition is visible in the photos.

Two propaganda brochures published for the Polish Army in the East by the Foreign Language Literature Publishing House, Moscow 1944, and the Propaganda Department of the Political-Educational Directorate of the Polish Army, 1945. Soft covers, 46 and 32 pages.The overall condition is visible in the photos.Dimensions: 16.2 cm x 11 cm, 14.7 cm x 10.7 cm

Cork helmet of the Vietnam Army. Overall condition as shown in the pictures.

Bayonet with a single-edged blade, featuring a double-edged concave fuller. The bayonet's tang is single-sided. The handle has two contoured wooden scales, secured to the tang with two screws.Steel catch with a spiral spring. The steel scabbard ends in a round pommel. The scabbard's latch is soldered with an oval backing plate. The latch has a beveled top section to facilitate the removal of the frog.The scabbard throat consists of two flat springs, secured to the scabbard body with two rivets.Marking on the ricasso of the front blade: stamped manufacturer's name Perkun and an elliptical military acceptance mark (D2). On the crossguard, the serial number 42.P is visible. On the rear flat, there is an eagle in a crown, the State emblem, and the letters (W.P.), representing Wojsko Polskie (Polish Army).Overall condition as shown in the pictures.

Garrison cap of a Second Lieutenant in the Polish People's Army. Size 56.Overall condition as shown in the pictures.

A pre-war photograph of a Polish Army lieutenant in a metal frame. According to family accounts, this individual was an aide-de-camp to Józef Piłsudski.Dimensions with frame: 6.6 cm x 4.8 cm.

Battledress 1940 Pattern British Army by J D Fieldman & Co 1945 comprising of Jacket and Trousers for 5'11

WWII Hermann Göring Marble Inkstand from Carinhall the country residence of Hermann Göring, used by the Göring division guards. With applied Silver Reichsmarshall badge to lid with official US Army stamps to base. 41cm in Length

A group of loose Corgi Military Vehicles plus a Corgi boxed US Army Diamond T Wrecker as shown. Makers include Britains, Dinky, Corgi, Solido and possibly Hart-Smith. All look to be good to very good without obvious faults. Good to very good without obvious faults.

General William Booth signed vintage conveyance between J. D. and W. Baker and W. Booth. Dated 25th June 1910. William Booth (10 April 1829 - 20 August 1912) was an English Methodist preacher who, along with his wife, Catherine, founded the Salvation Army and became its first General (1878-1912). Good condition. All autographs come with a Certificate of Authenticity. We combine postage on multiple winning lots and can ship worldwide. UK postage from £5.99, EU from £7.99, Rest of World from £9.99

Large collection of pin badges, including Army, RAF and Navy examples

RANGERS F.C., COLLECTION OF PROGRAMMES, CIRCA 1960s all-home ties, including domestic league and cup games (1964 SC final, 1964 LC final), exhibiton and friendly games (vs. The Army 1960, Arsenal 1960), and European (vs. Eintracht 1960, Red Star 1964)

Vinyl - 53 Rock & Pop LPs including recent / reissues to include Led Zeppelin (IV reissue), Black Sabbath, Soft Machine (textured cover), Stevie Wonder x 2 (including 180gm reissue), Tom Waits (2017 reissue), Peter Tosh, Tom Petty (Greatest Hits 1993 pressing), Japanx 2 (inc German pressing), Lou Reed x 2, David Bowie, Talking Heads, Patti Smith x 2 (inc 2019 pressing on We Are Vinyl), Gary Numan & Tubeway Army 2015 reissue), Jethro Tull, Roxy Music x 3, Rolling Stones x 3, Al Green, U2, The Who, Mica Paris, Santana, Paul Simon and more. Vg+ overall

A 1940s H Hauptner Berlin army field surgical kit, together with another first aid example, produced by Carlwusthof Soligngen, surgical tools in a fabric case wrapped in leather with a metal clasp, closed it measures 16cm x 9cm x 4cm, sticker on the inside of the leather case lists the following:(2)"Contents of the first aid kit to include:6x curved needles & one pack of silver wire in a small leather envelope1 x hollow needle with a cap for bloodletting1x push button lancet 1x forcep tweezers, 160mm 1x curved scissors, 150mm1x double lancet1x ligation forceps1x screw probe1x metal sleeve with sewing thread1x sharp spoon, 155mm1x hooked tweezers, 2 teeth, 145mm1x tacking needle, Gerlach1x trocar3x steel button probes, 150mm1x thermometer"

A WWII British Army Inclinometer/Clinometer, by Mechanism Ltd Croydon, stamped broad arrow 1943, numbered 1743, also stamped Repaired by Mechanism Ltd, 12/1/46, cased

Atlas Master Passenger Series O Gauge Group of 4x 2-Rail Coaches. Comprising 3008706-4 United States Army - Medical Department Kitchen Car, 3x Norfolk & Western 2001162-4 713, 2001262-1 604 & 2001162-2 707. Conditions: Near Mint to Mint in Excellent boxes. (4)

Sunset Models 89367 O Gauge 2-Rail US Army Hospital Car. Appears unused. Conditions: Mint in Excellent box.

Sunset Models O Gauge 2-Rail US Army Communications Car "General Albert J. Myer". Some internal parts are loose & need re-fixing. Unused but dusty from being on display, requires some cleaning. Conditions: Excellent Plus to Mint in Excellent box

Sunset Models 89394 O Gauge 2-Rail US Army Hospital Car. Appears unused. Conditions: Mint in Excellent box

Sunset Models 89395 O Gauge 2-Rail US Army Hospital Surgery Car. Appears unused, has small part loose inside - needs re-fixing. Conditions: Near Mint to Mint in Excellent box.

A pair of rare 'American Seating Company', Grand Rapids Michigan folding chairs ( made for the US army)

A collection of tackle, including: an early 20th Century Army and Navy leather fly wallet; two The Loch Leven eyed fly boxes; a folder containing an interesting collection of antique flies; a Hardy spoon bait; and others.

Grenfell (Julian, 1888-1915). British soldier and poet of the First World War. Autograph Annotated Copy of The Ethics of Aristotle, by John Burnet, London: Methuen & Co., 1900, lii, 502 pp., plus 40-page publisher’s catalogue at rear, Greek text with English commentary including double-column footnotes, heavily annotated and underscored by Grenfell in pencil and sometimes ink, a few additional manuscript notes on paper slips using Balliol notepaper pasted in, one slip with a drawing of two horses, boldly signed and dated in grey watercolour to front pastedown, ‘Julian Grenfell, Balliol, 1908’, with signature repeated to upper cover in the same brush, upper hinges cracked with old paper adhesion remains to front free endpaper, untrimmed, original cloth, rubbed, lower cover slightly damp-marked, large 8voQTY: (1)NOTE:A rare autograph ‘manuscript’ by this short-lived soldier and war poet of World War I.Grenfell was educated at Eton and Balliol College, Oxford. He was commissioned into the British Army in 1907 and eventually attached to the 1st (Royal) Dragoons in 1910. Initially sent out to India, he then moved with his regiment to South Africa. By 1914 he was seeking help to leave the army and return to Britain, having decided to move to a career in politics. Whilst fighting on the Western Front, Grenfell became aware that lives were being regularly lost to German snipers. Using hunting skills he had developed at Panshanger, he taught his men how to crawl through No Man’s Land unseen, ‘steering by the stars’ in order to attack the German frontline trenches and gain intelligence. For this, he was awarded the Distinguished Service Order in the 1915 New Year Honours. On 13 May 1915, while Grenfell stood talking with a General Campbell, a shell landed nearby, injuring both men. Grenfell suffered extensive skull fracture, and underlying brain injury. He died from encephalitis on the afternoon of 26 May, aged just 27. The news of his death, precipitated the publication of his most famous poem ‘Into Battle’ in The Times. Today, Grenfell is most remembered for this poem, the closing lines of which read; ‘The thundering line of battle stands, And in the air Death moans and sings; But Day shall clasp him with strong hands, And Night shall fold him in soft wings.’ Winston Churchill chose other lines from the same poem for his collection of war speeches, Into Battle, the lines being set on the title-page of all copies from the sixth printing in April 1941. On 11 November 1985, Grenfell was among 16 Great War poets commemorated on a slate stone unveiled in Westminster Abbey's Poets' Corner.

Marvel Zombies: a group of 16 issues including rare variant covers and printings (Marvel Comic, 2006 onwards).Featuring covers by fan favourite artist Arthur Suydam.This lot features:Marvel Zombies (1st series) Nos. 1 2nd print Spider-Man McFarlane Homage variant cover (x2 copies), 1 4th print Hulk No. 1 homage variant cover, 3B variant, 4 2nd print Amazing Spider-Man (ft Green Goblin) homage variant cover, 5, 5 2nd printing variant cover.Marvel Zombies vs Army of Darkness (1st series) No. 1 Dynamic Forces Exclusive variant (limited to 3000 copies, with COA), 1 2nd print variant cover, 3, 3 Dynamic Forces Exclusive variant (limited to 3000 copies, with COA), 4, 5.Additional Marvel issues also included within lot.Various printings included, US Cents copies.Issues complete without cut coupons, missing value stamps or missing pages.Issues come bagged and boarded in new polypropylene bag and board.~(16)Condition Report: High-Grade condition.

DC Comics: a mixed lot of 15 Silver-Age issues featuring key Mighty Thor issues (DC Comics, 1960s onwards).This lot features:Mixed DC titles from the Silver-Age onwards including Blackhawk, Doom Patrol, Our Army at War, Rip Hunter…Time Hunter, Scooter, Sea Devils, Showcase Presents, Secret Origins, Strange Adventures, Teen Titans.All issues 1s prints, US Cents copies included.Issues complete without cut coupons, missing value stamps or missing pages. ~(15)Condition Report: Low/Mid-Grade condition.

J.H.Lynch After M.A.Hayes (19th Century) "14th (or Royal Irish) Dragoon Guards" from The British Army Colour engraving, Published by WIlliam Spooner, London and Printed by W.Kohler, 29cm by 35cm; together with a smaller engraving on the same theme by Harris after Martens; and two colour prints by Houston after Spencer, depciting famous 18th century racehorses "White Nose" and "Crab" (4)Provenance of the first two: The Parker Gallery, London

6 carded Corgi Juniors and Corgi twin pack gift sets to include No. E2511 Army Patrol Set, No. E2522 Attack Set, Corgi Twin 2501 London Transport, Corgi No. 2550 Matra Rancho Jeep and horse trailer, and two others, all housed on original backing cards (M, BVG-NM)

Matchbox Moko Lesney group of 4 military diecasts to include; No.64 Scamell Breakdown Truck x2, No.61 Ferret Scout Car and No.68 Army Wireless Truck, all housed in pictorial card boxes

Britains group of 3 loose and playworn military models to include; No.1512 Army Ambulance, No.1335 6 Wheel Tipping Lorry and one other

A quantity of Corgi Toy and Major Vintage diecasts to include a No. 1111 Massey Fergusson 780 combine harvester, a No.1118 International 6x6 Army truck, a No. 280 Rolls Royce Silver Shadow, No. 329 Mustand Mk1, and a No. 286 Jaguar XJ 12C, all housed in original boxes

Dinky Toys group of 5 Military Diecast to include; No.626 Military Ambulance, No.673 Scout Car, No.692 5.5 Medium Gun, No.641 Army 1-Ton Cargo Truck and a No.674 Austin Champ, all housed in pictorial card boxes

Two Britain's lead figure boxed sets, including a Crimean War "The Charge of the Light Brigade -1854" pack with the original shipper's box and the Camel Corps of the Egyptian army set with the original shipper's box, are in excellent condition and housed in the original set boxes.

Dinky Toys group of 5 military diecast to include; No.660 Tank Transporter, No.622 10-Ton Army Truck, No.651 Centurion Tank, No.661 Recovery Tractor and No.693 7.2 Howtizer all housed in pictorial card boxes