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Lot 381
A Bibliography of Regimental Histories of the British Army, complied by Arthur S. White, I.S.O., M.M., F.R.Hist.S. late librarian of the War Office. Published by The Society for Army Historical Research in conjunction with The Army Museums Ogilvy Trust and printed 1965. An excellent reference book for Regimental histories of the pre-amalgamation era.
Lot 74
United States Army Air Force Instructional Manuals, Aviation Centre Fort Rucker, Alabama dated 1977/1978. An excellent collection including: DOD Flip, Flight Log DA 2283 and Flight Plan DD175, Rotary Wing Instrument Course, Practical Exercise etc., an excellent collection displaying the training of the American Air Force in the Cold War era.
Lot 167
One album of Cigarette Cards containing; John Player and Sons 'Shipping', Mills 'Histoire de L'Aviation', Mills 'British Uniforms of the 19th Century', 10 Wills 'Military cards', Castella cigars 'Soldiers of Waterloo', John Player and Sons 'Napoleon', part set of Players 'Bygone Beauties' and John Player and Sons 'Army Life'
Lot 169
Two albums of Cigarette Cards containing; Players 'Aircraft of the Royal Air Force', Wills 'Speed', various part sets including Lambert and Butler 'Aviation Senior Service Flying' etc., the second album containing; various trade cards including Dollisdale 'Tea Do You Know', Trucards 'Battle of Britain', Trucards 'World War II', Phillips tea 'Army Badges Past and Present', Lamberts 'Football Clubs and Badges' and various other part trade card sets
Lot 170
Two albums containing various trade cards including; 'My Weekly Floral Beauties', Phillips Tea 'British Rail', Godfrey Phillips 'Beauties of Today', Kane Products 'Modern Racing Cars, Raydex 'Sailing Craft', Mornflake 'Cunard Line', Blue Band 'See Britain by Coach', Grandee 'African Wildlife', De Reszke cigarettes 'Our Favourites', Beano 'Wonders of Modern Transport', Churchman's 'In Town Tonight', Mitchells 'River and Coastal Steamers' and various other sets. Second album contains Gallagher's 'Butterflies and Moths', Mitchells 'Famous Crosses', Players 'Birds and their Young', Players 'Uniforms of the Territorial Army' (part) and 'British Aeroplanes'
Lot 173
One album of cigarette cards to include; Phillips 'British Butterflies', Ogdens 'Yachts and Motor Boats', Bournville 'Cocoa Transport', Gallagher 'Army Badges', Cope Bros. 'Castles', Senior Service Flying 'C. S. Ltd 'Ships Through the Ages', Players 'Architectural Beauties', Bells Whisky 'Other Famous Bells' and two sets of C. W. S. tea cards
Lot 28
Britains Mechanised Transport of the British Army 'Beetle Lorry', in red card box, and Britains Army Ambulance in red card box, (2),Condition Report: Lorry- paint slightly chipped on bonnet and top of cabin, cabin roof slightly loose, bonnet slightly dented, box with light pencil marks, rubbed overall. Ambulance- paint on figures and wheel arches slightly chipped, box with 12/1 o/poo written in pencil on lid, rubbed overall.
Lot 144
5th-7th century AD. An iron folding campaign stool frame of Nocera Umbra variant type with balustered legs, top and base; wider sections to the ends inlaid with bronze repeating pattern of scrolls, at point where frame narrows three horizontal bands with Greek key meander and chevron pattern below with iron stud hinging two frames together; to the upper surface of the frame a repeating swastika pattern with wave border to the top; three horizontal lines where the frame narrows, decorated with chevron pattern. See Emery, V.B., The Royal tombs of Ballana, Cairo, 1938; Waldbaum, J.C., Metalwork from Sardis: the finds through 1974, Sardis Monograph, Cambridge, 1984; Arena, M.S., Umbria Longobarda, la necropoli di Nocera Umbra nel centenario della scoperta, Roma, 1997, pp. 124-126; Miks, C., ‘Relikte eines Fruhmittelalterlichen Oberschichtgrabes?,’ in Jahrbuch des RGZM, 2009, 56, pp.396-538, in particular pp. 434ff, for similar examples.7 kg, 65cm (25 1/2"). Property of an English collector; acquired in the UK in the 1990s; accompanied by an archaeological report by military specialist Dr. Raffaele D’Amato; this lot has been checked against the Interpol Database of stolen works of art and is accompanied by AIAD certificate number no.10403-170290. These richly decorated folding chairs, so-called Sellae Castrenses, stayed in the tradition of old Romano-Italic insignia of the military command. It was especially common in the army and was mainly reserved for the generals. A distinction has to be made between the rather rare surviving specimens of Roman metallic chairs whose S-shaped curved frame recall elements of the sella curulis - i.e. the seat of Roman magistrates - and those with straightforward elements that correspond to the sella castrensis, a chair used by senior military personnel in Rome and Byzantium, already mentioned in use by emperors and generals in the classical Empire (Suetonius, Galba, 18"). Fine condition, restored.
Lot 26
Late Period, 664-332 BC. A bronze sarcophagus for a shrew, square in section and hollow containing the remains of the animal and with a model of it on the upper face; attached to an old collector's handwritten note mounted behind the piece in a wooden frame, stating: 'Mummy of the Mus Ar[..]a[.]us (Shrewmouse) sacred to Buto, goddess of the night: taken from a tomb at Memphis. See Herodotus, Interpa. 67. Q[uer]y: was the veneration for this creature derived from its traditional destruction of the army of Sennacherib according to Herodotus?' 128 grams, 17 x 11cm (6 3/4 x 4 1/4"). Property of a London gentleman; from a private English collection formed in 1980s; believed to be from a 19th century collection.[No Reserve] Fine condition.
Lot 364
Late 2nd-early 3rd century AD. A complete bronze female type sports mask of Robinson's Type E and of Mater Castrorum type, composed of two parts: the face mask with female features, the lips slightly parted, nose with ventilation holes, openwork eyes with delicately pierced rings forming the irises, hatched detailing to eyelashes and eyebrows, the falling wavy hairstyle that of a Roman Matrona, adorned with diadems, garlands and other jewellery, the hair divided into two sections, the first section framing the face and the second section worn as a wig over the other, attachment holes to the lower edge; the back part of the mask covered with curly hair, a small bun at the nape of the neck, the short neck guard with holes for fastening the lining, a fastening rivet to the top of the skull flanked by two small horns. See Robinson, R., The Armour of Imperial Rome, New York, 1975; Garbsch, J., Römische Paraderustüngen, München, 1979; D'Amato, R. and Negin, A., Decorated Roman Armour, London, 2017.890 grams total, 26-28cm (10 1/4 - 11"). From an important East Anglian collection of arms and armour; acquired from a Dutch private collection in the 1990s; previously in a Swiss family collection since before 1980; accompanied by an academic report by military specialist Dr Raffaele D'Amato; this lot has been checked against the Interpol Database of stolen works of art and is accompanied by AIAD certificate number no. 10301-168686. As explained by Prof. A. Negin, female masks were the result of the ceremonial aspect of life in the Roman imperial army and were a cultural phenomenon. Consequently, it is rather difficult to interpret the purpose of each specific mask; however, in general, it is possible to discuss their basic functions associated with various ceremonial practices. Our mask, which finds assonance with a face-mask helmet of the same period from a private collection in Plymouth, Providence Academy, or with the three-part Pfrondorf helmet (D’Amato-Negin, 2017, figs.170, 262), could have been either of the well known types of female mask helmets in the Roman army, either a stylised representation of the Gorgon Medusa, or most probably representing the ‘Mother of the Camp’ (Mater Castrorum"). [2] [A video of this lot is available to view on TimeLine Auctions website.] Fine condition, restored.
Lot 367
Mid 1st-mid 3rd century AD. A double-edged iron sword of Pompeii typology with parallel cutting edges tapering towards the triangular point, battle nicks to the edges, shallow blood channel and long tang. See Curle, J., A Roman Frontier Post and its People, the Fort of Newstead in the Parish of Melrose, Glasgow, 1911; Bishop, M. C. & Coulston, J.C.N., Roman military equipment, from the Punic wars to the fall of Rome, London, 1993; Antonucci, C., ‘The Praetorians, the bodyguard of the Emperor Trajan, 2nd cent. AD’, in Ancient Warrior,1, Stockport, 1994, pp.3ff.; Feugère, M., Weapons of the Romans, Port Stroud, 2002; Bishop, M. C. & Coulston, J.C.N., Roman military equipment, from the Punic wars to the fall of Rome, London, 2006; Miks, C., Studien zur Romischen Schwertbewaffnung in der Kaiserzeit, I-II Banden, Rahden, 2007; for very similar specimens see Miks, 2007, n.A792 (Windisch, length 64 cm); A821 (Zwammerdam, length 71cm); A302 (Hofstade Steenberg, length 64cm); A369 (Korytnica, length 76.2cm); A354 (Klein-Winternheim, length 67cm).855 grams, 84cm (32"). Property of an English collector; acquired in the Netherlands before 2000; accompanied by an expertise by military specialist Dr. Raffaele D’Amato; this lot has been checked against the Interpol Database of stolen works of art and is accompanied by AIAD certificate number no.10397-169266. This kind of sword was much more suitable than the older Mainz typology for the fight against the Germanic tribes, allowing the legionary to deliver equally successful blows by stabbing and chopping. The specimen in question presents a very elongated blade and it is possible that it was used as weapon from horseback, representing a sort of transitional type between the short gladius and the long cavalry spatha. Similar long Pompeii blades specimens have been found in the Barbaricum (Korytnica) and in military camp of Germania Inferior (Zwammerdam) and although at first sight they seem more similar to later spathae, they are examples of the great variety of weaponry existing inside the Roman army, and of the way in which its structure was able to adapt itself to its various military needs. They also present a noteworthy problem in regards of dating, because without a precise archaeological context, they can range from the 1st to the 3rd century AD (specimens from Windisch, Zwammerdam"). Fine condition.
Lot 368
Circa 300 AD. A double-edged spatha long sword of Illerup-Wyhl typology with excellently preserved blade, three blood channels running along its length, parallel cutting edges tapering towards the point; long tang. See Bishop, M.C. & Coulston, J.C.N., Roman military equipment, from the Punic wars to the fall of Rome, London, 1993; Miks, C., Studien zur Romischen Schwertbewaffnung in der Kaiserzeit, I-II Banden, Rahden, 2007; D’Amato, R., Roman army Units in the Western Provinces, Oxford, 2019; for very similar specimens see Miks, 2007, n.A146,36,37,43 (Illerup).1.1 kg, 98.5cm (38 3/4"). Property of an English collector; acquired in Netherlands before 2000; accompanied by an expertise by military specialist Dr. Raffaele D’Amato. The iconographic sources indicate that Roman swords underwent big changes in the later 2nd and 3rd centuries. Longer swords, more popular within Germanic and Celtic cultures, would have been useful for fighting on horseback, but they were soon spread among the infantrymen and massively produced in the Roman workshops, from which they were brought home by many barbarians after mercenary or auxiliary service in Roman army. This, together with the possibility of war booty, explains why the mass of these swords have been found in the territories of the Barbaricum. The graves and the ritual water deposits of the marshy areas of Illerup Adal, Thorsberg, Vimose and many other localities (Simris) have delivered a great amount of swords. Illerup has produced more than 400 well-preserved swords, some with rather unusual patterns. Dr. Miks refers to the spathae of the 'lllerup-Wyhl' type I as to a large group of blades which in terms of their proportions, dimensions and shape, are probably a mixture of blades of the more classical 'Straubing-Nydam' and 'Lauriacum-Hromowka' types of long Roman swords. They are one of the most complicate category of Late Roman swords and therefore difficult to clearly identify. Fine condition.
Lot 377
6th century BC. An iron dagger with hilt clad in sheet-silver and shaped as the head and neck of a horse, the mane of the horse in low-relief, large suspension ring to the side of the hilt; a sheet-silver mount with guttering mounted on a modern acrylic scabbard for display. See Schmidt, E.F., Persepolis II, Contents of the Treasury and other discoveries, Oriental Institute Publications Volume LXIX, Chicago, 1957; Zoka, Y., Arteshe Shahanshahi Iran Az Kurosh Ta Pahlavi (The Royal Army of Iran from Kurosh to Phalavil), Tehran, 1971; Head, D., The Achaemenid Persian Army, Stockport, 1992; Khorasani, M.M., Arms and Armour from Iran - The Bronze Age to the End of the Qajar Period, Tuebingen, 2006.495 grams, 43cm (17"). Previously in the collection of a respected gentleman, acquired before 1985; accompanied by an archaeological expertise by Dr. Raffaele D’Amato; this lot has been checked against the Interpol Database of stolen works of art and is accompanied by AIAD certificate number no.10486-171119. According to Zoka, the Achaemenids did not use long swords but instead used short swords called akenakes, the length varying between 40 to 50 cm. The akenakes of the Median Guards from the Persepolis reliefs (east face of the council hall), are represented as straight daggers with a short hilt, without decoration. But the akenakes of the king’s weapon bearer (southern relief from the Persepolis treasury) has a heavily decorated sheath. Most of the swords and daggers found in Persepolis are made in iron and have hilts made in bronze, but some finds from Persepolis suggest also the possibility of hilts were made in silver. Fine condition.
Lot 403
8th-9th century AD. A large group of substantial silver horse harness fittings from the Khazar Empire, composed of ten round phalerae, presumably for the muzzle, nine rhomboid pieces for the reins, a buckle for the horse harness and a spherical pendant element for the antilina (anterior horse harness strap) or postilina (posterior horse harness strap"). See Artamonov, M.I., 'Sarkel i nekotoryje drugije ukreplenija v severo-zapadnoj Khazarii' in Sovetsknja Archeologija Vl, Moskva, 1940; Koestler, A., The Thirteenth Tribe, The Khazar Empire and its Heritage, Hutchinson, London, 1976; Pletnjeva, S.A., ‘Ot kochevij k gorodam (Saltovo-Majackaja kultura)’ in Materialy i lssledovanij a 142, Moskva-Leningrad, 1967; Pletnjeva, S.A., Die Chazaren, Leipzig, 1978; Pletnjeva, S.A. in Archeologija SSSR. Stepi Eurasii v epochu srednevekovj a, Moskva, 1981; Pletnjeva, S.A., ‘Risunki na stenach Majackogo gorodishcha’ in Majackoje gorodishche, Moskva, 1984; Pletnjeva, S.A., Na slaviano-kazarskom pogranichje. Dmitrij evskij archeologicheskij kompleks, Moskva, 1989; see similar artefacts in ????????, ?.?., ?????? ????????? ??????????, ?.: ????? ????????, 1999, pls.17-18.341 grams total, 16.5-90mm (3/4 - 3 1/2"). Property of a London businessman; acquired from L. W. in 2005; formerly in an old Israeli collection; this lot has been checked against the Interpol Database of stolen works of art and is accompanied by AIAD certificate number no.10389-169248. The Khazar Kaganate, a Jewish potentate formed in opposition to the Christian Roman Empire of Byzantium and the Muslim Arab Caliphate, stretched from the foothills of the Caucasus and the Lower Volga region to the Middle Dnieper in 8th-10th centuries. Their economy was characterised by a complex agricultural and cattle breeding system. The process of mass settling of nomads is reflected in the numerous settlements and burial grounds of the so-called Saltovo-Mayatsk culture, traces of which have been unearthed in the form of permanent unfortified settlements, fortified settlements with earthen ramparts, castles with remnants of stone walls, and fortress cities. Many Black Sea cities were revived under the rule of Khazaria, including Phanagoria and Tamatarhi-Tmutarakan. Particularly skilled in martial arts and weaponry, the Khazars created a powerful army whose military technology influenced Byzantium and the Islamic world in the sphere of war, trade and diplomatic relationships. [21] Fine condition.
Lot 853
Here we have a lovely collection of around 44 LPs, 12" & 7" records by the kings of double denim; Status Quo. Titles include Dog Of Two Head (NSPL 18371), If You Can't Stand The Heat, Back To Back, Perfect Remedy (842 098-1), Ain't Complaining, In The Army Now, Whatever You Want, Thirsty Work (523 607-1), Fresh Quota (10"). From The Makers Of (PRO MC1), Caroline (QUO P10), Living On An Island, What Ever You Want, Marguerita Time, She Don't Fool Me, Dear John, Don't Drive My Car, In My Chair (7P103), Mean Girl, Paper Plane, Wild Side Of Life, Rock n Roll, What You're Proposing, Rockin' All Over The World. Condition is generally VG+ to Ex+.
Lot 857
Up for grabs here we have an excellent selection of around 130 7" singles. Artists/ titles include Mike Oldfield inc Moonlight Shadow (picture disc), Five Miles Out (picture disc). The Kinks (FBS1, yellow vinyl), Elton John Band feat John Lennon (DJS 10965), Fleetwood Mac inc Rhiannon, Phil Collins inc In The Air Tonight (VS423, inc poster), Chic, Chuck Berry, Abba, The Cars, Phil Collins, Genesis inc Duchess, Isaac Hayes, Ian Hunter. The Jacksons, The Motors, Diana Ross, Roxy Music, Sad Cafe, The Seekers, The Simms Brothers Band, Slade, Squeeze, Rod Stewart inc Maggie May. Supertramp, Diana Ross inc Stop In The Name Of Love (TMG 1044, demo), The Swinging Blue Jeans, Tears For Fears, Tubeway Army inc Are Friends Electric (BEG 18), Ultravox, Wizzard. Condition is generally Ex to Ex+, some may vary.
Lot 874
Excellent titles with this collection of 42 x LPs. Artists/titles include Eddie Boys - 7936 South Rhodes (mono Blue Horizon original 7-63202 - VG+ record/VG+ a few light laminate creases), Bill Plummer And The Cosmic Brotherhood - S/T (US Impulse stereo original AS-9164 - VG+ record/VG), Medicine Head - Heavy On The Drum (UK Dandelion og DAN 8005 - Ex/VG+), Traffic - John Barleycorn Must Die (ILPS 9116 pink label white 'i' og - VG/VG+), Stone The Crows - Teenage Licks, Grease Band (SHVL 790), Captain Beefheart - Clear Spot (K 54007) and The Spotlight Kid, Jack Bruce (583 058), New Riders Of The Purple Sage, Nektar - Sounds Like This (UAD 60041/42) and Thru The Ears, Matthews Southern Comfort, The Flock, Hot Tuna, Iron Butterfly, The Baker Gurvitz Army, Mountain, Graham Parker, Tim Hardin and Delaney & Bonnie & Friends. Condition is generally VG to Ex.
Lot 1114
PUNK/INDIE/NEW WAVE/COOL POP - 7". More killer 7" with around 142 included. Artists/titles include The Clash - The Cost Of Living EP, The Shirts, Depeche Mode inc. Get The Balance Right!, Leave In Silence, Everything Counts and Strangelove, The Dickies, Dexy's, Deacon Blue, Divinyls, Roxy Music, The Ruts, The Railway Children, Ramones - Sheena Is A Punk Rocker and Baby, I Love You, REM, TRB, Rich Kids, Talking Heads - Road To Nowhere, The Jam inc. Going Underground, Live EP, The Bitterest Pill... and Town Called Malice, Philip Jap, The Icicle Works, Inspiral Carpets, Idlewild, Tears For Fears, Toyah, The Housemartins, The The - Gravitate To Me, Tubeway Army, Dr. Feelgood, XTC, David Bowie and Visage. Condition is generally VG to Ex+.
Lot 1122
LARGE CD COLLECTION (PLUS CASSETTES). Another fantastic large collection featuring around 800 x CDs (largely albums though this collection does include some singles) plus a box of around 84 cassettes. Artists will include Prince, Primal Scream, Sex Pistols, Rainbow, Queen, Robert Palmer, New Model Army, Paul Weller, Van Morrison, Paul Young, Frank Sinatra, Charlie Parker, Louis Armstrong, Neil Diamond, Les Brown, Sam Cooke, Brena Lee, Bobby Vinton, Elvis, The Platters, Simon & Garfunkel, Stereophonics, U2, Stone Roses, Marvin Gaye and Nina Simone.
Lot 1160
Mega cool and superb quality collection of around 99 x (predominantly) LPs. Artists/titles include The Specials - S/T (CDL TT5001) and More Specials (CHR TT5003), The Cure - Mixed Up and Japanese Whispers, The Clash - Sandinista! and Give 'Em Enough Rope, Primal Scream - Crystal Crescent c/w Velocity Girl, Chris Spedding - Guitar Graffiti, The Tourits - Luminous Basement, 8 Storey Window, The Housemartins, The Sisters Of Mecy - Floodland, Stiff Little Fingers - Go For It, Martika, New Musik, Zoot And The Roots, IQ - Living Proof, Time Bandits, Because - Mad Scared..., Silent Running, Mary My Hope, Balaam And The Angel, In Tua Nua, Judge Dread - Bedtime Stories, Smash Palace, The Rapids - Turning Point, Malcolm McLaren, Frank Boeijen Group, The Jam, Fingerprintz, Bangles, The Velvet Underground - Loaded (RE), The Beat, Lou Reed, Dr. Feelgood, The Screaming Blue Messiahs, Tom Robinson, Punk And Disorderly comps, Talking Heads, New Model Army, The Undertones, Stray Cats, Jesus Jones, Erasure, Fishbone, Madness (inc. multiple copies of Absolutely) and Echo & The Bunnymen. Condition is generally VG to Ex+ though can sometimes vary. A fantastic collection.
Lot 1167
CLASSIC/PROG/FOLK/BLUES-ROCK - LPs. Around 81 x more excellent title LPs. Artists/titles include John Martyn - Solid Air (ILPS 9226 UK pink rim og - please note G+ record with many scuffs/VG), Camel - The Snow Goose, The Baker Gurvitz Army, Faces, Ten Years After, The O Band, The Byrds, JJ Cale, Creedence Clearwater Revival - Green River, Harvey Andrews, Bumpers comp, Medicine Head - One & One Is One, Alan Parsons Project, Supertramp inc. Breakfast In America and S/T, Rick Wakeman, Rosbif, Simon & Garfunkel, Alan Price, Don Henley, James Taylor, Leonard Cohen, Santana, Fleetwood Mac inc. Tusk, Carole King, Carly Simon, Cat Stevens, The Mahavishnu Orchestra/John McLaughlin, ELP inc. S/T (pink label white 'i' German og) and Blackfoot Sue. Condition is generally VG to Ex though some can vary.
Lot 632
Fantastic clean collection of 9 x UK Columbia 'SAX' LPs which are largely 1st or 2nd stereo editions. Works/performers are George Szell And The Cleveland Orchestra - Debussy/Ravel (SAX 2532, original red semi-circle label - archive condition copy, wonderful), Otto Klemperer (x5) - Brahms Symphony No. 2 (SAX 2362 turquoise/silver original - archive condition), Schubert 'Unfinished' Symphony (SAX 2514 turquoise/silver original - archive record/Ex), Beethoven Overtures (SAX 2570 original red semi-circle), Schubert C Major Symphony 'The Great' (SAX 2397 red semi-circle) and Mendelssohn 'Italian' Symphony (SAX 2398 red semi-circle), Boris Alexandrov - Red Army Ensemble (SAX 2487 turquoise/silver og), Pierre Dervaux - Bizet The Pearl Fishers (SAX 2443 'record 2' turquoise/silver og) and Karajan - Highlights From Der Rosenkavalier (boxed label RE SAX 2423). Condition is chiefly fantastic Ex to Ex+/archive.
Lot 319
Lima OO Gauge British Outline Diesel Locomotives, three boxed Class 47 locomotives L204903 The Sapper in Railfreight livery, L205171 Thor in Great Western Livery and limited edition for Beatties 204823A5 The Royal Army Ordnance Corps in Technical Services livery with certificate 527/850, G-E, Boxes F-G, (3)
Lot 40
Corgi Aviation Archive 1:72 Scale Helicopters, five boxed limited edition examples, AA33404 Westland Sea King RAF Air Sea Rescue, AA34203 Boeing-Vertol Chinook US Army Trails 1961, AA35903 Sikorsky Jayhawk US Coast Guard, AA33402 Sikorsky Sea King US Navy Apollo Recovery 1969 with display plinth and landing module (all appear as new) and AA33403 Sikorsky Sea King US Presidential Flight (white paintwork crazed) , F-E, Boxes G-E, (5)
Lot 47
Corgi WWII 1:50 Scale Tanks and Half Tracks, a group of ten comprising WWII Legends (bubble packed with card sleeves), CC60206 Panther Command Tank, CC60107 Churchill MK III Sword Beach, CC60402 M3IA Half Track US 2nd Armoured Division, and CC60006 SD KFZ 7/1 Half Track Krauss Maffei, together with boxed WWII Collection tanks Operation Barbarossa CC60102 Churchill MKIV, CC60203 Panther, CC60201 Panther, North Africa CC60104 Churchill MKIII El Alamein, CC51007 Sherman Royal Wilts Yeomanry and Western Front CC515005 Sherman French Army 1944, E, Boxes/Packaging G-E, (10)
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