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Lot 4
“A History of the Colt Revolver, and other arms made by Colt's Patent Fire Arms Manufacturing Company from 1836-1940”, by Charles T Haven & Frank A Belden, 1940, published by Bonanza Books; a loose-leaf folder of plates and text on Roman and Greek pottery, by Harvard University Press,1933; “The British Army”, by Talbot-Booth (very worn); and 7 hand-written note-books written by a Corporal in the Air Mechanics Regt., of the U.S.Army Air Service, Jan. 1918 to July 1919. GC
Lot 5
Cigarette Cards: Players “Uniforms of the Territorial Army”, set of 50 mounted in two glazed frames; “Military Uniforms of the British Empire”, set of 50 mounted in two glazed frames; and “Nostalgia” reproductions of 25 of a set of 50 Players Military series of 1900,mounted in a glazed frame; also a large modern German coloured print of a mounted British Indian Army Officer, in glazed frame. GC
Lot 1027
Postcards, a good mixed age subject collection of approx. 300 cards inc. Cattle (Hassall, SMG cattle feed advert), Thomas the Tank Engine (6), stamp cards, large letters, farming, trees, hop-picking, advertising (Goss, Nectar Tea, Coleman's Starch), good Social History RP's (farming, families, musicians, clown puppets, teddies, doll, toys), Salvation Army, Barnardo's, Diabalo etc (good mix) (fair/gd)
Lot 793
Travel Trunks, 2 vintage wooden banded travel trunks one with internal tray and keys (Army and Navy Cooperative Society, Westminster) approx. size 30 x 19 x 14" and one unmarked approx. size 37 x 21 x 12", both complete with side handles and locks (some rust on metal parts but otherwise gd) COLLECTION ONLY (2)
Lot 948
Tony Warr Collection, Postcards, a mixed vintage selection of 600+ cards, the majority being printed UK topographical and subjects (with a few Foreign and Tuck published cards). Includes an RP advert for The Royal Sovereign Pencil Factories Llantrisant, a Postal Stationary card posted 3.8.1894 from Raphael Tuck and Son, 72 & 73 Coleman St London sent to Frankfurt. Also Salvation Army, printed villages and street scenes, a few RP's, Youth hostels (23), ethnic, a few LL's etc. Sold with a few postmarks including skeletons, rubbers, T.P.O and dues (51) (mixed condition, fair/gd)
Lot 986
Postcards, a mixed Military selection of 28 cards, mostly soldiers at Camp or 'in town' and marching to camp. RP's include convoy of lorries in the snow (photo Cheltenham), soldiers in uniform, Tailors Shop, Gunners Mess Cliff End Camp, Langton Camp, Churn Camp 1914, Gun Practice Okehampton, Army Manoeuvres Buckingham, Territorials Stony Stratford, Shooting at Bisley etc (mixed condition, fair/gd)
Lot 999
Postcards, a fine collection of 72 American linen WW2 comic, propaganda and social history comic postcards. Including Sgt Breger Series (7), Hitler comic, women in the army, aviation, 'Keep 'em flying ' (4/6), toilet humour, pretty girls, drunks, Indians, fashion etc (all published in the 1940's) (vg)
Lot 64
A silver plated spoon warmer modelled as a nautilus shell on rock base, with hinged lid and scallop shell handle, Army & Navy Cooperative Society Condition Reports in good condition with no visible failts or repairs. lid hinge is good and lid clicks shut. some tarnish to shell but stands well
Lot 159
British WW2 Campaign Medal Group of Four, consisting of 1939-45 star, Africa Star with 8th army medal ribbon emblem, Defence medal and 1939-45 War medal. Housed in the bottom section of forwarding box and with forwarding slip. Accompanied by a written slip stating the medals were awarded to 1587228 Thomas Munsie Royal Artillery.
Lot 166
British Army Gulf War / Desert Cammo Windproof Combat Smock, with label to inside giving Height & Chest size 190/120. British Army combat helmet with desert camouflaged cover. Desert camouflage netted scarf?; 3x British Army DPM camouflaged field jackets; Selection of British army webbing equipment.
Lot 175
WW1 Salt Glaze Stoneware Rum Flagon, the top with black “S.R D”, underneath with Pearson & Co makers stamp; Weighted naval sailors cosh; MkII No4 spike bayonet in scabbard; WW2 British Army entrenching tool haft; Target Rubber No9 in original box still wrapped in grease proof paper. (5 items)
Lot 87
Small Photograph Grouping for an Other Ranks later Officer in the Army Ordnance Corps, grouping consists of images taken of one man and comrades in uniform from the Boer War period through to WW1 and post WW1. Many images of him wearing campaign medals etc. Army Ordnance Department workshop band programme for 1916 and linen covered booklet “All You Want in France” with his cap badge attached.
Lot 581
* KEN HOWARD OBE RA RBA NEAC (BRITISH b 1932 - ), MONTEGUFONI, ITALY oil on canvas board, signed; titled and dated 2008 verso 25cm x 30cm Framed. Note: Ken Howard studied at Hornsey School of Art from 1949 to 1953. He then did his National Service with the Royal Marines before returning to study at the Royal College of Art from 1955 to 1958. He went on to win a British Council Scholarship to Florence from 1958 to 1959. Howard’s first solo show was held at the Plymouth Art Centre in 1955. Subsequent exhibitions were held in 1966 and 1968 at the John Whibley Gallery. From then on he exhibited extensively, both nationally and internationally, particularly with the New Grafton Gallery from the early 1970s. He was given a retrospective in 1972 at the Plymouth City Art Gallery and in 1973 and 1979 was appointed by the Imperial War Museum as official artist in Northern Ireland. He also worked with the British Army in Germany, Cyprus, Oman, Hong Kong, Nepal, Norway, Canada, Belize and Brunei from 1973 to 1982. Howard was elected a member of the New English Art Club in 1962, the Royal Institute of Oil Painters in 1966, the Royal Society of Painters in Watercolours in 1979, the Royal West of England Academy 1981, Honorary Member of the Royal Society of British Artists in 1988, Royal Academician in 1991 and President of the New English Art Club in 1998. Among his numerous awards are First Prize in the Lord Mayor’s Art Award in 1966, a Prize Winner in the John Moores Exhibition, Liverpool in 1978, first prize in the Hunting Group Awards and the Critics Prize at Sparkasse Karlsruhe in 1985. Ken Howard lives and works in London.
Lot 226
Depicting a female scientist, the slogan translating to: "Science can be difficult and dangerous, bitter struggles can set new standards."120 x 90cm, with frameProvenance: Acquired from the Chinese propaganda poster museum in ShanghaiNote: Ha Qiongwen (1925) was born in Beijing. He belongs to the Hui minority. After his graduation from the Fine Arts Department of the Chongqing Central University in 1949, he joined the People's Liberation Army. Ha taught in the Art Department of the East China People's Liberation Army Military University. In 1953, he moved to Beijing and worked in the Cultural Department of the PLA. In the same year, he visited the North Korean war theatre, where he spent time with the Railroad troops of the Chinese Volunteer Army. In 1955, Ha was transferred to the Shanghai People's Fine Arts Publishing House. By the late 1950s, he and his Shanghai colleague Qian Daxin were considered the most prolific designers of propaganda posters, producing some of the best remembered works. Despite his maltreatment during the Cultural Revolution and a suicide attempt that caused the loss of sight in his right eye, Ha remained active as a poster designer until his retirement in 1992. A number of his propaganda paintings as well as his oil paintings has been included in Chinese museum collections.
Lot 17
Scarce Wilkinson Sword Fairbairn-Sykes commando fighting knife, American private purchase, with 7 inch double edged blade engraved "The FS Fighting Knife Wilkinson Sword London" with finely engraved details for Hank Fieberg 36266305 with checkered brass grip, complete with original sheath, with a large selection of research material, information and photographs relating to Hank Fieberg, staff sergeant in the US army, various photocopies of associated photographs, newspaper cuttings, and ephemera relating to Hank including reunion pictures of Hank with other members of the "Bloody Bucket Boys" of the 28th infantry division
Lot 805
Long wheel base Land Rover 110 Defender hard top (vendor advised probably ex RAF rather than Army), first registered in 1986, with data sheets along with log book and MOT certificate, fitted with a standard NA Military engine (no turbo), other new parts fitted include full set of tyres, side and tail lamps, rear fog lamp, windscreen seal, rear seats, door locks, side steps, wiper blades, steering column,
Lot 246
ROYAL WORCESTER BONE CHINA GROUP 'MERANO AND CAP. RAIMONDO D' INZEO, MODELLED BY DORIS LINDNER No. 467 OF 500, 1963 (W. 28 CM) (FIRING CRACK TO TOP OF LEFT POST) WITH CERTIFICATE AND RECEIPT FROM ARMY & NAVY STORES FOR £287, 17.1.76, ON THE ORIGINAL ILL FITTING WOOD STAND, WITH PACKING AND BOX (A LOT)
Lot 728
A set of twelve Hitleriada Furiosa prints by Stanislaw Toegel, 1946, cover a/fStansilav Toegel was a lawyer, amateur artist and Polish Army reservist officer. Captured after the fall of Poland in 1939, he escaped and served with the Polish resistance until being taken prisoner once again in the aftermath of the ill-fated Warsaw uprising. Sent to a labour camp at Gottingen, Germany, he was forced to work at a paper mill where, in clandestine and at risk of instant execution, he drew the original cartoons ridiculing Hitler and his cohorts, and depicting the cruel depravity of their regieme. In 1946, the cartoons were compiled and published in limited quantities by Antoni Markiewicz.
Lot 730
A full collection of Hitleriada Macabra prints by Stanislaw Toegel, 1946, cover a/fStansilav Toegel was a lawyer, amateur artist and Polish Army reservist officer. Captured after the fall of Poland in 1939, he escaped and served with the Polish resistance until being taken prisoner once again in the aftermath of the ill-fated Warsaw uprising. Sent to a labour camp at Gottingen, Germany, he was forced to work at a paper mill where, in clandestine and at risk of instant execution, he drew the original cartoons ridiculing Hitler and his cohorts, and depicting the cruel depravity of their regieme. In 1946, the cartoons were compiled and published in limited quantities by Antoni Markiewicz.
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