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Lot 97
Military magazines including: The Trident x 11, Aircraft Recognition x 16, The Royal Hussars Newsletter x 14, East Yorkshire Regiment history June 44 to May 45, RCT Review Silver Jubilee 1948-1973, The Runnymede Memorial x 1, 1980 The Army List part 1 & 3, 1983 Royal Regiment of Artillery List, 1961 Corps of Signals List, Royal Engineers Journal x 4, The China Dragon, etc, etc
Lot 13
BRITISH ARMY FOOTBALL Four programmes including 2 at Chelsea v French Army 6/4/1960, slightly creased and team changes and Belgian Army 14/12/1960, away v Irish FA XI in Belfast 24/10/1956 including Bobby Charlton, Cliff Jones, Dave Mackay, Jimmy Melia, Stan Anderson and Alan Hodgkinson with tape in the corners and F.A. XI 21/10/1959 at Newcastle United FC slightly creased. Fair to generally good
Lot 310
CRYSTAL PALACE HOME PROGRAMMES Thirty six in total v Northampton Town 25/12/47, v Southend 13/3/48, v Exeter City 13/10/48, v Swindon Town 8/9/51, v Gillingham 6/10/51, v Bristol City 30/4/55, v Northampton Town, v QPR, v Bournemouth v Reading, & v International Managers XI, all 55/56, v Coventry, v Army XI, v Managers XI, v Clyde all 56/57 and v Bangu from Brazil. 13 X 68/69 inc Friendly v Morton, promotion season for Palace. 7 X 70/71, inc v Man City, Arsenal, Lincoln LC and 2 X Leeds United. Generally good
Lot 753
WARTIME FOOTBALL Three items, previously the possession of Private S. Trip of the Royal Dutch Army. Menu 25/10/1941 in Birmingham v Belgium Services, menu 18/4/1942 v Free French Army, signed on the reverse by the Dutch team and a diploma for playing in the Inter-Allied Services Cup v Norwegians in Dumfries 20/12/1941. Generally good
Lot 754
WARTIME FOOTBALL Four items, previously the possession of Private S. Trip of the Royal Dutch Army. Three at the Connaught Rooms, London Belgium v Holland matches, Luncheon menu 10/10/1941 and Dinner menu 11/10/1941 and a Luncheon menu 14/1/1944 and an Invitation Card from the Lord Mayor of London to meet the Holland and Belgium teams at the Mansion House 17/1/1944. Generally good
Lot 11
Theatre in India.- British India Army.- Playbill for Cantonment Theatre, Secunderabad, India, 1844, 'a Comedy in 2 acts, with new Scenery, Dresses, and Decorations... entitled "The Youthful Queen;" or "Christine of Sweden!", letterpress on silk, 335 x 220 mm (13 1/4 x 8 3/4 in), under glass, minor spotting, framed, printed for J. Torrick, Secunderabad, 24th January, 1844
Lot 129
First World War.- Gallipoli.- Oliphant (Lt. Capt. Edward M.) Autograph Letter signed to his mother, 7pp. in pencil, 8vo, Mudros, 12th January 1916, recounting the events of the Gallipoli campaign "You will no doubt know that 'Gallipoli Peninsula' has been 'evacuated', the reg't have been at Mudros for the last 12 days...you would see our losses on the 29th and 30th Dec...I am, indeed, fortunate to be alive", some light staining and folds; together with a "Mentioned in Despatch" certificate issued by Winston Churchill, with his facsimile signature, "for Lt E. M. Oliphant, 5th Bn., R.S. Fus..., mentioned in a Despatch from General Sir E. H. H. Allenby dated 5th March 1919", small tear, light surface dirt; and 4 others, including a recruitment photograph of the battalion in which he served, an official certificate of Mentioned in Despatch, and other family photographs, v.s., v.d. (5)⁂ An interesting collection of ephemera relating to the events of the Gallipoli campaign, including documents relating to the recognition and promotion of E. M. Oliphant, from the 5th Battalion, Royal Scottish Fusiliers of the British army, who saved thousands of soldiers during the evacuation process of the Dardanelles campaign.
Lot 463
An 18 carat gold mounted Victorinox 'Swiss Army knife' USB memory stick, maker's mark CJR (not traced), London 2004, with a Swissbit 128 Mb memory stick, no knife or other gadgets, in a plain case, 5.7cm (2 1/4in) long Condition Report: Ex new stock, clear marks, red to logo worn, not tested Condition Report Disclaimer
Lot 240
James Warren Childe (1778-1862), two portraits of young women, pencil and watercolour, both faintly signed in pencil, 24cm by 18.5cm, 19th century school, painted photograph of a lady in mourning dress, oil, in oval mounted frame, oval 18.5cm by 15cm, together with 19th century school, young army officer, watercolour, unsigned, 15.5cm by 13cm (a/f) (4)
Lot 407
CRESTED CHINA - ASSORTED Approximately 102 pieces, by Goss (28) and others (74), comprising a Goss Model of Burton Beer Barrel (East Surrey Regiment) (hairline crack); Goss Ostend Vase (London Irish Rifles) (hairline crack); Aynsley peaked cap (Royal Scots Fusiliers) (hairline crack); Arcadian small vase (Shropshire Light Infantry) (hairline crack); Willow Art small vase (Army Cyclist Corps) (small flakes from rim); Carlton China small jug (Royal Scots Greys); and others; together with a small quantity of reference works. Condition Report : Variable condition; some damaged. Condition reports are offered as a guide only and we highly recommend inspecting (where possible) any lot to satisfy yourself as to its condition.
Lot 448
CIGARETTE CARDS - MILITARY & NAVAL parts sets and odds, comprising Wills (Scissors), 'Victoria Cross Heroes', 1915 (24/25, plus two duplicates), good condition; Wills (Scissors), 'Army Life', 1914 (24/25, plus seventeen duplicates), generally good condition; Wills (Scissors), 'War Incidents', 1915 (47/50, plus six duplicates), mostly good condition; Wills (Scissors), 'Britain's Defenders' (green back), 1915 (49/50, plus one duplicate), mostly good condition; and others.
Lot 1008
Collection of Britains army vehicles including Royal Artillery Limber No. 1726, 4.7 Naval Gun (Mounted for Field Operations), A. A. Units of the British Army Sound Locator with Operator No. 1638, Gun of the Royal Artillery No. 1292, Bren Gun Carrier with crew, all boxed with a Matchbox DAF Ambulance. (6)
Lot 1019
40 + boxed die-cast model cars and trains including Corgi Golden Jubilee Gold Bus, Corgi Classics Morris Minor Van, Dinky Toys Routemaster Bus 289, Dinky 263 Airport Rescue Fire Tender, Dinky 417 Motorway Services Ford Transit Van, Corgi Ford The General Utility Car C90, Matchbox Originals Limited Edition No 4, Corgi Mini 7 Racing Club, Models of Yesteryear special editions, Y10 1931 AEC Tolleybus 'Diddler', YS-16 1929 Scammell 100 ton Truck-Trailer and Loco, MOYY Connoisseurs' Collection limited edition, Days Gone, Royal Wedding 1986 bus, Lledo RAF Ground Crew Support Vehicles, British Army Collection 1939 limited edition, Royal Navy limited edition collection crew.
Lot 279
Grose,F.: Military antiquities respecting a history of the English Army, from the conquest to the present time. New ed. 2 Tle. u. Anhang in 2 Bdn. London, Egerton und Kearsley 1801. 4°. Mit 3 gest. Front., 3 gest. Titeln mit Vign. u. zahlr. Abb. auf 139 Kupfertaf. VI S., 1 Bl., 412 S.; 372 S., 11 Bl. Ldrbde. d. Zt. (Stark berieb. u. best.). Lipperheide Qh 4. Colas 1339. Hiler 399. Brunet II, 1763. Riling 306. - Erweiterte Ausg. des bedeutenden militär-geschichtlichen Werkes. Der im 2. Bd. beigefügte Anhang "A treatise on ancient up armour and weapons" wurde 1786 als selbständiges Werk gedruckt. - Die detaillierten Kupfer zeigen Waffen, Rüstungen, Geschütze, Belagerungsmaschinen, Uniformen, Lagepläne, Marschordnungen usw. - Stockfleckig (tls. stärker), Innengelenke restaur. - Exlibris.
Lot 19
John Riley (London 1646-1691)Portrait of George Legge, 1st Baron Dartmouth, three-quarter-length, in a dark blue coat and white lace jabot signed with initials 'J.R.' (lower left)oil on canvas127.8 x 102.2cm (50 5/16 x 40 1/4in).Footnotes:ProvenanceCollection of Sir John ThornycroftWith Agnews, London (both according to a label on the reverse)Admiral George Legge, 1st Baron Dartmouth (circa 1647-1691) held various commissions in the Navy and Army during the Third Anglo-Dutch War and was appointed Governor of Tangier in 1683 to oversee the evacuation of the English colony, when he was assisted by Samuel Pepys as his secretary and Pepys's diary of the period, published under the title Tangier Papers, gives a revealing insight into Dartmouth's problems and personality at this time. Despite being a staunch Protestant Legge was a loyal supporter of the Duke of York, whom he served in the Navy and when the Duke succeeded his brother as King James II in 1685, Dartmouth's command of the fleet that failed to prevent William of Orange's invasion, and thereby the 'Glorious Revolution' of 1788, went on to guarantee his place in history.This lot is subject to the following lot symbols: * TP* VAT on imported items at a preferential rate of 5% on Hammer Price and the prevailing rate on Buyer's Premium.TP Lot will be moved to an offsite storage location (Cadogan Tate, Auction House Services, 241 Acton Lane, London NW10 7NP, UK) and will only be available for collection from this location at the date stated in the catalogue. Please note transfer and storage charges will apply to any lots not collected after 14 calendar days from the auction date.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com
Lot 286
A lot comprising a red suit jacket with velvet collar, a 1920's RAF jacket, a military trench coat, a Royal Scots cloak, a Royal Navy uniform, an embroidered waistcoat, a military jacket with South African Army Union Defence Force badge, an officer's dress jacket, another black jacket with hunting badge etc The estate of The late Robert and Lyndsay Brydon, Edinburgh Condition Report: Not available for this lot
Lot 326
Mishima (Yukio) The Sound of Waves, translated by Meredith Weatherby, first Japanese printing of the first edition in English, signed presentation inscription from the author to Charles Terry on endpaper, illustrations by Yoshinori Kinoshita, The Book Worm, Tokyo, book shop ink stamp to endpaper, original pictorial wrappers, faint creasing to spine, light wear to spine ends, ¥125 price sticker to upper cover, light surface soiling and small stain to lower corner of lower cover, rubbing and toning to extremities, but a very good copy overall, 8vo, Tokyo, Charles E. Tuttle Company, 1956.⁂ Mishima's enduring coming-of-age classic with a presentation inscription to Charles Terry the translator and academic. Terry (1926-1982) was a Japanese translator for the US army during the war and remained in Japan after 1945. He formed a circle of ex-pat writers and publishers that counted Mishima as an occasional visitor.
Lot 382
Sassoon (Siegfried) Memoirs of a Fox-Hunting Man, first illustrated edition, presentation inscription from the author to Dr. J. C. Dunn dated 11.11.29. incorporating the printed design on half-title, illustrations, plates, endpapers and cover design by William Nicholson, light browning to endpapers, original cloth, light rubbing, small mark to upper cover, [Keynes A30d], 8vo, Faber & Faber, 1929.⁂ An excellent association copy inscribed to Sassoon's army doctor on Armistice Day. Dr. J. C. Dunn (1871-1955) served as Regimental Medical Officer for the Royal Welch Fusiliers during the First World War. He was army doctor to both Siegfried Sassoon and Robert Graves, appearing in both of their memoirs (he appears as Munro in Memoirs of an Infantry Officer). A few small pencil notes to margins are likely by Dunn, identifying the actual places referred to in the text. See also lot 392.
Lot 388
NO RESERVE Sassoon (Siegfried).- Poems from Italy, Verses Written by Members of the Eighth Army in Sicily and Italy, introduction by Siegfried Sassoon, number 35 of 110 copies signed by Sassoon, original blue morocco, spine lightly faded, light rubbing and disoclouration to covers, [Keynes B18], George G. Harrap & Co., 1945; and 2 others, Milton Waldman's The Disinherited inscribed to Sassoon and Keynes' bibliography, 8vo (3)
Lot 75
Chapman (Guy) A Passionate Prodigality, first edition, signed presentation inscription from the author "The 13th started + ended With Grindley Guy Chapman 28.11.33" to endpaper, with 26 additional signatures across 4pp., pencil correction to p.71, ink ownership inscription with address of A. J. Grindley to foot of endpaper, original cloth, shelf-lean, crease to spine, extremities rubbed, Ivor Nicholson & Watson, 1933; and an archive of material relating to Chapman, comprising his army book with records of service, his commission, a letter from the War Office and numerous photograph of Chapman from the period of the war and earlier, v.s. (sm.qty)⁂ A remarkable copy of this rare memoir, inscribed by the author and signed by 26 men who presumably also served in the Royal Fusiliers along with an interesting archive including Chapman's record of service with ribbons and notes on dates of major battles. Guy Chapman (1889-1972) trained as a lawyer but enlisted with the Royal Fusilier at the outbreak of the First World War. He was badly injured in a mustard gas attack in 1917 but returned to the front until the Armistice in 1918. His memoir is often esteemed as one of the most insightful to come from the war and we are unable to trace other examples of the first edition, let alone one with such excellent inscriptions.
Lot 10
WW1 British Officers Medal Pair Royal Garrison Artillery, British War and Victory medals awarded to “MAJOR E J BUCKTON”. Medals are housed in the original forwarding boxes. Near mint condition. Major Ernest James Buckton was commissioned Lieutenant in the Royal Garrison Artillery, raising to the rank of Major. He served in France from 15th January 1917. He later served with the Army Ordnance Corps. He applied for his medals on 5th December 1922.
Lot 11
WW1 8th Battalion East Surrey Regiment Killed in Action 1st Day of the Somme Medal Pair, Famous for Dribbling Football’s Towards the German Trenches During the Attack on Montauban on 1st July 1916, the pair consists of British War and Victory medals awarded to “5150 PTE J BUCKLE E SURR R”. Medals remain in good overall condition. Private John Buckle was born in 1893, he was from Rougham, Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk. He served with the 8th Battalion East Surrey regiment in France from 27th July 1915, he is also entitled to the 1914-15 star. He was killed in action on the 1st July 1916, the first day of the battle of the Somme and is remembered on the Thiepval Memorial. The 8th Battalion East Surrey regiment were tasked with attacking Montauban. Whilst on leave in the UK, a Captain W P Nevill purchased two footballs and took them back to the front line with him. On the eve of the attack, he gave the balls out and instructed his men that they would kick the balls across no mans land on the advance to the German trenches, an extract from a letter written at the time gives the following details, “There were two footballs, and on one was painted ‘The Great European Cup – Tie Final East Surreys v Bavarians Kick off at zero’. On the other in large letters was this “NO REFEREE”, which was W’s way of telling them men they needn’t treat the Hun too gently”. The Gallant East Surreys gives the following account, “The captain on one of the companies had provided four footballs, one for each platoon, urging them to keep up dribbling competition all the way over the mile and a quarter of ground they had to traverse. As the company formed on emerging from the trench, the platoon commanders kicked off, and the match against death commenced. The gallant captain himself fell early in the charge, and men began to drop rapidly under the hail of machine-gun bullets. But still the footballs were booted onwards, with hoarse cries of encouragement or defiance, until they disappeared in the dense smother behind which the Germans were shooting. Then, when the bombs and bayonets had done their work, and the enemy had cleared out, the Surrey men looked for their footballs, and recovered two of them in the captured traverses. These will be sent to the Regimental Depot at Kingston as trophies worth preserving”. This act was picked up by the British media at the time and used as a great political propaganda tool to deflect from the severe losses suffered by the British army during the 1st day of the Battle of the Somme, which has gone down in history as one of the worst military disasters in the history of the British army.
Lot 14
WW1 British Medals, consisting of 1914-15 star “418235 PTE T HALLEY 42/CAN INF”, Allied Victory medal “22248 PTE P NOLAN R D FUS”, Allied Victory medal “12186 SJT H G BICK GLOUC R”. Accompanied by a pair of fibre identity tags “203307 G H FINLAYSON MT ASC”, Royal Flying Corps other ranks cap badge and a Army Cadet Force cloth formation sign. (7 items) Private Patrick Nolan served with the Royal Dublin Fusiliers from June 1915 until being discharged on 2nd January 1918. He was awarded the silver war badge. Harold G Brick served with the 8th Battalion Gloucestershire regiment before being transferred to the Training Reserve Rifle Brigade and later Kings Royal Rifle Corps.
Lot 142
Selection of Cloth Shoulder Titles, including red on grey Queen Alexandra’s Royal Army Nursing Corps, embroidered Provost, embroidered A.P.T.C (Army Physical Training Corps), embroidered Guernsey C.I R.A.S.C shoulder title, embroidered S.A.S.C, bullion embroidered R.A.S.C, embroidered and bullion embroidered Army Recruiter, plus others. (13 items)
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