A large collection of over 80 restrike British Army cap badges. WW1, WW2 and post war pattern badges. To include Tank Corps, Parachute Regt, Somerset LI, Notts & Derby's, Herefords, London Scottish, Artists Rifles, RTR x 2, County of London Cyclists, KSLI x 2, 9th Lancers, Northumberland Fusiliers, Derbyshire Regt, Devons, Tyneside Scottish x 2, 5th Dragoon Guards, UDR, Mons Officer Cadet School, Rifle Brigade, SAS, York & Lancs, Machine Gun Corps, Border & Cumberland Regt, Gloucesters, Royal Hallamshires, 11th Bn Border Regt, East Lancs, 3rd Bn Monmouthshire Regt, Dental Corps, REME, Manchester Regt x 2, Staffordshire Regt, Royal Ulster Regt, Lincolns x 2, RAC x 2, WW2 Norfolks x 2, Leicesters, Kings Own, Dorsets, Border Regt, 20th Hussars, Northants Regt, 12th County of London, Kings Own Regt of Malta, Hertfordshire Regt, LRDG, 24th London, RND MGC, Wiltshires, Connaught Rangers, South Wales Borderers, Brecknockshire Regt, Cardiff Regt, Harrow Rifles, Norfolks WW1, Royal Hampshires, Royal Horse Guards, 2nd Bn Gloucestershire Regt, Royal Dublin Fusiliers, London Irish, Royal Irish Fusiliers, 12th Royal Lancers, Royal Fusiliers, Coldstream Guards, Royal Irish Rifles, Army Apprentice School, Queens Own Hussars, 15th County of London Prince of Wales Rifles, Derbyshire Volunteer Regt Home Guard, Northamptonshire Yeomanry, RNAS Armoured Car Regt, Warwickshire Regt, Glamorgan Yeomanry, Pioneers Corps with collar dogs, RIR, 3rd Bn Monmouthshire Regt, Sandhurst Academy, Second Life Guards, 13th Hussars, Suffolk Regt.
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A large collection of over 60 restrike British Army cap badges. WW1, WW2 and some original post war Staybrite pattern badges. To include 4th Gurkha Rifles x 3, 8th Gurkha x 3, Gurkha Transport Regt x 2, 6th Gurkha, 7th Gurkha, 10th Gurkha, Gurkha Military Police x 2, Border & Cumberland Regt, Army Cyclist Corps, Mine Clearance Service, 9th Lancers, Kings Own Malta Regt x 2, XIX County of London, 17th/21st Lancers, South Staffs, West Riding Regt x 2, Pioneer Corps, Buffs, Royal Berkshire, York & Lancaster, Honourable Artillery Company, Royal Sussex Regt, West York's, Royal Naval Hood Bn, Norfolk Regt, RAC, London Scottish, Liverpool Regt, Glider Pilot Regt, Kings Royal Rifle Corps, Royal Marines, Tank Corps, Kings Own Scottish Borderers, Kings Liverpool 8th Scottish Bn, Parachute Regt, Lincolnshire Regt, Royal Marine helmet plate, Royal Scots Greys, IV Queens Own Hussars, Royal Leicestershire Regt, Worcestershire Regt, The Queens, The Life Guards, Royal Marines Staybrite, Royal Anglian Staybrite, 9th/12th Lancers Staybrite, South Irish Horse, Westminster Dragoons, Coldstream Guards Staybrite, Staffordshire Regt Staybrite a/f lug, Somerset & Cornwall Light Infantry, Kings Dragoon Guards, Junior Leaders Training Regt, 11th Hussars and a selection of Staybrite collars dogs unfinished no pins.
Army of India Medal with Ava Clasp named to S Thornton, Commr. RN. Complete with original ribbon and pin. Samuel Thornton, 1797 - 1859 was the son of an MP and later rose to the rank of Admiral. https://en.wikisource.org/wiki/Royal_Naval_Biography/Thornton,_Samuel His son later wrote a book about him entitled "Some things we have remembered".
WW1 British Medal Group to 95673 Clp James Gladden, RFA comprising of 1914-15 Star, War Medal and Victory Medal, complete with original ribbons and mounted on a bar, cloth ribbon bar of same, along with his Princess Mary's Gift Tin 1914 with card insert, Greetings Card 1915, Bullet pencil, letter of issue dated 25/3/20, miniature RA cap badge, RA Sweetheart brooch, silver Army Education Corps Shorncliffe Inter Group Games Medallion, Soliders Small Book, Demob papers etc. Also included is his Son's WW2 RAMC AB64 and Release Papers, RAF cap badge etc.
WW1 British War and Victory Medals to 31246 Pte H Bishop, City of London Yeomanry, complete with paper packet of issue, original ribbons and his cap badge complete with backing. Along with a Cheshire Yeomanry cap badge, WW2 British War Medal with original ribbon, WW2 US Army Officers cap badge brooch pinned, and two Royal Commemorative medallions.
French Flag obtained in 1816 from the Waterloo Museum, Pall Mall, London. Comes with a copy of the Courier Newspaper Thursday Sept 5th 1816 advertising the exhibition which has been marked accordingly. The flag is wrapped is in a paper wrapping dated 1823. There is also a label which states "French Army retreat from Russia 1812". The flag itself is multipart sewn construction and measures 145cm x 97cm.
British Army Officers Sword with 770mm long fullered, single edged blade with VR etched decoration. Maker marked "Hawkes and Co. London manufacturers to the Queen". Proof marked. Wire bound shagreen grip. Plated finish to guard. Overall length 915mm. Complete with scabbard which as an old welded repair.
Boer War Patriotic Flags, screenprinted,"For Queen & Empire" size 70cm x 53cm, "Col Baden Powell" size 63cm x 52cm, Manual of Seamanship Vol II 1932, Notes on the German Army Tactical Handling of the Armoured Division 1942, Photo of NFS Fire Brigade, The Buffs Greetings card, Pocket Sundial, tin opener, flashlight, etc.
British Army Artillery Officers Sword with 82cm fullered single edged blade with etched decoration to Lt Col Ralph Peacock, XIX Lancashshire Volunteer Artillery. Retailer marked to J&W Wood, 74 King Street, Manchester. Shagreen wire bound grip. Overall length 98cm. Complete with scabbard. Appointed Hon. Col of the 2nd East Lancs Brigade in 1908. Lt Col Peacock was the eldest son of the famous Railway Engineer Richard Peacock.
WW1 Royal Flying Corps and early RAF interest. An outstanding group to 13412 Lt Stuart Leslie consisting of Army Book 425 Pilots Flying Log Book, first entry 29/11/17, final entry 24/10/18, posted to No 4 Squadron on 3/5/18 and saw active service until 24th October 1918 with over 260 hours total flying time both as a Pilot and Observer. The log entries are detailed and include such items as crash landings, number of rounds fired from the Lewis gun, number of bombs dropped, actions with enemy aircraft, anti aircraft fire, photos taken, etc. Also included are his Soldiers Small book dated with enlistment date of 30/10/15 at the age of 22 years. Next of Kin listed as Father, Henry Cliftonville Leslie: RFC Training Transfer Card with posting date 17/11/17, aircraft types flown, DH6, BE2e, RE8, BE2c, BE12. Hours flown since graduation 10.5 on the RE8.: Booklet "Questions and Answers on the Practical Application of SS 131 for Pilots & Observers, RAF. 2nd Wing RAF", named in pencil to front cover: Form from Artillery & Infantry Co-Operation School, Pilots School with marks on Artillery Co-Operation etc for a 14 day course: Form from the Artillery & Inf Co-Operation school stating on transfer no Clothing statement received from No 69 TS: dated 28/4/18: Three sheets of Foolscap size Standing Orders issued at No 5 School of Military Aeronautics, RFC, Denham Bucks, Sept 1917: A card bound cover loose Lecture book containing all his notes with drawings detailing, aircraft rigging, engines, Ariel observations, Map reading, Instruments, Bombs etc: "A" Form Messages & Signals dated 31/101918 telling him and two other officers to proceed to Armentieres Station signed "Good Bye and best wishes": 9 small rolls of gun camera photographs which are dated 24/7/18 or 25/7/18 and additionally marked Lt Leslie, each showing 4 frames of images, these dates are covered in his log book where it mentions "Camera Gun" on July 24th 1918 and on July 26th 1918: A pair of screen printed aircraft pennants wrapped in brown paper, one a Union Flag measuring 22cm x 12cm complete with tie strings which shows evidence of use and a RAF "Duster" pennant 23cm x 11.5cm: RFC Bronze Sweetheart badge, solid back, pin missing, converted from a collar dog maker marked "JR Gaunt, London": 3 RFC Officers Bronze collar dogs, all unmarked: Wire Bullion Miniature Mess Dress RFC Pilots wings measuring 7.5cm: Pair of RFC Pilots Wings cut from uniform with tunic material remaining, approx 11cm across: A pair of RFC Pilots wings uniform removed, approx 11cm across: A pair of RAF Pilots wings in padded form, uniform removed with threads remaining approx 10cm across: A pair of RAF Pilots wings in padded form uniform removed approx 10cm across: Early RAF cuff rank insignia eagle and metal wound stripe, uniform cut off removed: Single cloth Wound Stripe in wire bullion, uniform cut off removed: Single rank shoulder strap shows evidence of promotion from Lt to Captain as pip differs slightly in style, uniform cut off removed, press stud to underside: Small 31mm gilt RAF eagle with twin prongs to reverse maker marked "Lambourne & Co, Birmingham": Metal Wound Stripe with backing plate: Cloth ribbon bar with War Medal & Victory Medal ribbons and another the same but pin backed: 4 heavy card map boards for use in the aircraft with maps pasted to them showing the Front Lines, Hostile Battery Positions, named to him: A single sided cardboard map board showing Light Railways in Corps area 1918: Six other folding maps showing Belgium and France. Photo of Stuart Leslie in the family home, postcards, pre war German business cards, his Father's 1915 driving licence, etc. All contained within a wooden Teachers Whisky box. Background info: Stuart Leslie was born in Finchley, North London on 19th May 1893 to Henry Leslie and his wife Madeline Nora. He had three younger sisters. In 1911 he was listed in the census as being aged 18 and an "Apprentice, Trimmings, Haberdashery". After the Great War he returned to the family home "Cliftonville", Woodhouse Road, Finchley N12 and to the business. In 1939 he was living with his Mother and two sisters still at the family home and listed as being "Manager Straw and Felt Merchant". He never married and died in 1950.
A SMALL COLLECTION OF VARIOUS GERMAN MEDALS ETC. to include War Merit Cross 2nd Class with swords and ribbon, War Merit Cross without swords, 1941/42 Eastern Front Medal with ribbon, a 1938 Nazi Party Day pin badge, a Wehrmacht Army 4-year long service award, a World War One medal ribbon bar and two Picklehaube Helmet Cockades (Prussia etc.)
Pair of 19th century oval portrait miniatures depicting an army officer and a lady in a bonnet, 6.2cm x 5.2cm, (2),PLEASE NOTE: THIS ITEM CONTAINS OR IS MADE OF IVORY. Buyers must be aware that regulations of several countries, including USA, prohibit the import of ivory, or any goods containing ivory. Ewbank’s advise prospective purchasers who intend to ship this lot to another country that they must familiarise themselves with the relevant import/export regulations prior to bidding. They are responsible for their shipping arrangements and the onus is therefore on them to organise their own shipping.. .
A Deutsches Heer - Wehrmacht land army Orator military pocket watch, the circular black signed dial with luminescent Arabic hour markers, subsidiary seconds dial and outer minutes track, keyless signed 15 jewel movement numbered 220082, 18.280, case back numbered D22634H, case diameter 50mm, suspended from a gold defence 1916 iron supply watch chain with enamel fob detailing, dated 1914 and 1916.
Tamiya, Academy, Dragon, Italeri and Others - 16 boxed 1:35 scale model kits of predominately military personnel. lot includes Tamiya US Army Assault Infantry Set; Italeri US Rangers; Academy IDF Modern Infantry Set and similar. Items appear in Fair - Mint outer boxes with contents in sealed bags and are all unchecked for completeness.
ϒMrs J. Alice Orde (British, fl. 1895-1899) Portrait of Lt. Col. John Francis Giradot (1829-1902) wearing a brown coat and blue stock Signed and dated A Orde/ 1902 middle left Watercolour on ivory 6cm x 4.5cm, oval In a gold frame, the glazed reverse with label inscribed Lt Col Girardot/ Survivor of the/ Birkenhead/ 2/ Mrs Alice Orde/ Inwoodbarn/ Tongham/ Surrey Provenance: Bonhams, London, Portrait Miniatures & Silhouettes, 28 September 2004, lot 186.Lt. Col. Girardot, son of Rev John Chaucourt Girardot and Sophia (née Chaplin) was born at Averham, Notts. He entered the Army in 1847. In 1852, he was in command of a detachment of the 43rd Light Infantry on board the troopship HMS Birkenhead that sank off the coast near Cape Town. Giradot was cast ashore with others on some driftwood and when this became entangled some distance from the shore he helped a soldier, who was unable to swim, by carrying him on his back. 436 lives were lost when HMS Birkenhead sank and only 207 survived, many due to the personal valour of Giradot. His letter to his father sent from Simon's Bay 1st March 1852 gives graphic details of the sinking and the loss of lives both by drowning and to sharks.He fought in the Kaffir War of 1852-53 including the expedition over the Orange River under General Cathcart and the battle of Berea. At the close of the Kaffir War he proceeded with the 43rd to Madras and Bangalore. He became Adjutant of the Sherwood Foresters Militia in 1856, retaining that position until 1875 retiring in 1880 with the honorary rank of Lieutenant Colonel. He was for many years a Justice of the Peace for Nottinghamshire.In 1894 he married Mary daughter of the late Mr James Evans of Trevanghan, County Carmarthen. He died on September 11th 1902, the year of the 50th Anniversary of the sinking of HMS Birkenhead and is buried in Rownhams churchyard Southampton. The Oxfordshire Light Infantry (formerly the 43rd) placed a memorial in the Royal Hospital Chelsea.This lot is sold together with clippings relating to Lt. Col. Giradot. ϒ Indicates that this lot may be subject to CITES regulations when exported. Please see our Terms & Conditions for more information.
Custer (Mrs E.B) Tenting on the Plains or General Custer in Kansas and Texas, New York; 1887, first edition, portrait frontis, original cloth gilt (owner's name to title page); Sheridan (P.H.), Personal Memoir of P.H. Sheridan, General United States Army, New York; 1888, two volumes, portrait frontis to each, original cloth gilt (owner's name to title page); Tytler (Patrick Fraser), Historical View of the Progress of Discovery on the More Northern Coasts of America, 1833, folding map frontis, original cloth (owner's name to title page); Wright (Mrs D.G.), A Southern Girl in '61, 1905, portrait frontis, plates, original cloth (owner's name to title page) (5)
SIR DARYL LINDSAY ( 1889-1976)'In No Mans Land'signed and inscribed 'Daryl Lindsay, France (19)17', recto;a pencil sketch of a Soldier, versowatercolour9 1/2 x 6 1/2 inThis lot is also sold with a watercolour self-portrait of the artist inscribed 'To my Old Friend Vic (Allan). Drawn after an acute attack of jaundice...with every good wish from Daryl Lindsay, Melbourne Feb 9th (19)20'. (Three photos of the artist are inset verso together with a pen and ink sketch of a soldier in uniform)Provenance: Victor P. Allan, Esq Thence by family descentDaryl Lindsay, prior to the Great War, had worked as a Jackaroo near Calbreni, New South Wales. On the outbreak of war in 1914 he (as did Victor Allan) enlisted in the Australian Army Service Corps. Later Lindsay worked as a driver in the Australian Army Service Corps in France serving there for almost 2 years. During that time he was encouraged to make drawings of life in the trenches. Allan clearly knew him well at this period, making references to him in his own war time diaries. (Australian Govt. Collection). In 1918 Lindsay was posted to Queen Mary's Hospital, Sidcup, Kent, as a specialist medical artist for the Australian Army. Here he met Henry Tonks who arranged for him to receive further training at the Slade School, London. Lindsay returned to Melbourne in 1919.Later in life Lindsay became Curator of the National Gallery of Victoria, rising to be Director from 1942-1956. He was knighted in 1965 for 'services to art'.
Selection of Indian Army and Colonial Badges, including 40th Pathan Regiment cap badge with two lug fittings, 1st Punjab Regiment cap badge, 9th Jat Regiment cap badge with slider fitting, Rajputana Rifles cap badge with two lug fittings, bullion embroidered Baluch Regiment badge, West African and Royal West African Frontier Force cap badges, plus others. Various conditions. (14 items)
Royal Army Educational Corps (R.A.E.C) Officers Full Uniform Grouping, consisting of service dress tunic with anodised buttons and medal ribbons; officers wool great coat; No1 patrol full uniform with matching trousers; RAEC officers mess tunic with officers collar badges and matching trousers.
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