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Lot 3100
Militaria - a pair of chainmail epaulettes, probably Royal Armoured Corps, 20th century; a World War Two British Army pewter hipflask, dated 1944, War Department arrow mark; Scots Guards easel 'cap badge', fashioned for the desk; silkwork 'flag', worked and embroidered in colourful threads with the insignia of the Canadian Infantry on a black ground, 45cm x 65cm; Medal, World War One, Victory Medal, 418425 Pte. H. Wren 42-Can. Inf., (1); a bayonet scabbard; etc, (qty)
Lot 146
WWII MEDAL GROUP & RELATED ARMY SERVICE ITEMS ETC. Medals & other items relating to the army service during & post WWII of Sergeant Kenneth Fowler of the Royal Engineers.MEDAL GROUP: 1939-45 Star, France & Germany Star, Defence Medal, War Medal, General Service Medal with Malaya clasp (named) & Army Long Service & Good Conduct Medal (named) with full set of miniatures.WWII NAZI GERMANY FLAG: Later embroidered by him with the names of the places & actions part of Sergeant Fowlers WWII service in Europe.OTHER ITEMS: His Royal Engineers cap badge & 79th Armoured Division sleeve badge, a pair of German army 6 x 30 binoculars stamped code 'bmk' & 'FKKF' with serial no. 74723 & a copy of Mein Kampf in German.ARMY SERVICE DOCUMENTS & ARCHIVE FOLDER: Includes documents relating to his wartime & post-war service including his Soldier's Service & Pay Book, two Regular Army Certificate of Service (1947 & 1950), a wartime newspaper cutting describing the crossing of the Rhine by a Royal Engineers assault group with 'Buffalo' amphibious vehicles featuring a short interview with Sergeant Fowler etc.Note: Kenneth Fowler served with the Royal Engineers 77th Assault Squadron R.E. part of the 79th Armoured Division from D Day & throughout the invasion of Europe. After WWII he re-enlisted & served in post-war Germany, Cyprus & Malaya. After 20 years army service he moved into the civil service as a works officer for the Government's Property Services Agency. Provenance of all items: From the family.
Lot 135A
WWII WIRELESS SET. A WWII wireless set No.19, developed by Pye in 1940. The sets were used by the British Army up to the early 1950s & by Canadian Divisions during WWII. Eventually, they were also produced by a number of different manufacturers in Canada & the USA. Many Mark II versions were made for the 'Lend-lease' programme for which much military material was sent to Russia to help them combat the Nazis. Consequently, many of the No.19 sets have dual English & Russian legends on the panel, as does this one. 44x20x25cm. (Being sold with information on this wireless & photocopies of the circuit notes for this wireless).
Lot 581
Mignot France 1920s version 2 tier boxed set WWI French Army horse-drawn vehicles, comprising 2 horse ambulance and 4 horse wagon, VG in F box, Vehicles complete and in good condition, but ambulance roof is scratched. Box complete, still with Galleries Lafayette end label, but generally dirty, esp. lid
Lot 585
Britains boxed part-set 1350 British Army Display Set, 1 Gordon Highlander missing only. So 63 pcs present. Some contents damaged, see detailed list under Condition Report. Gordons marching (7), pipers (2). Scots Guards, Piper and men (8). Royal Scots, (10), 1 plume and 1 arm missing. Camerons, correct complement (10), but standing figures 1 missing base, 2 missing rifles, 1 lying figure with hole. Life Guards correct complement, Officer and troopers (5), 1 head detached, 2 with cracks to horse neck. 11th Hussars correct complement, officer and troopers (5), but officer's plume, 2 tails and 1 part leg missing. Scots Greys, correct complement of officer and 11 troopers, but officer missing sword and head detached, troopers 4 heads detached, 5 missing part leg. Box lid missing side, and top layer missing inserts. Otherwise complete though worn.
Lot 111
Military Dinky Toys, 697 25-Pounder Field Gun Set, 670 Armoured Car, 676 Armoured Personnel Carrier, 686 25-Pounder Gun, 643 Army Water Tanker, 641 Army Cargo Truck, 677 Armoured Command Vehicle, 623 Army Covered Wagon, in original boxes, 674 Austin Champ, 621 3-Ton Army Wagon, in reproduction boxes, F-E, boxes P-VG (10)
Lot 496
Various makers Wild West and other Cap Guns, West German, Ideal 794 5590 Marshall, Flippy Samuel Colt, Flippy Scorpion, all in original boxes, Hong Kong Action Squad guns with key rings, 885HB Victory Wild West Cap Gun with Holster, 888HB Army .45 Luger style gun with Holster and 881HB Sneaky Peter gun and Holster, all in original blister packs, E, packaging, Colt F, others VG (6)
Lot 593
Britains set 1335 6-wheel army lorry, just pre-WW2 version with metal wheels, in purple card box, G-VG, with a boxed Marklin 8021 / 56 diecast Miniature 88mm Anti-Aircraft Gun, P, box G, (2), 1335 driver with very early signs of damp, wooden crates are Triang Minic. Marklin 88mm gun extensively fatigued and damaged, though looks complete. Breech seized etc. Complete with original instructions.
Lot 12
Militaria:Coastal Command Magazine, the 8th Army, East of Malta, West of Suez, His Majesty's Mine Sweepers, etc, two small RAF diaries 1945 to January 1946, mainly social content, two paperbacks on Japanese and Russian Aircraft WWII and Aircraft of WWI, first day cover "The Royal Airforce, 16th September 1986", two small monthly magazines "De Wervelwind" June 1943 and November 1943, this was a Dutch monthly published by the Dutch Government in exile in London and dropped across German occupied Netherlands by RAF planes ..., they contained information for the Dutch population on the progress of the war against Nazi Germany. Sheer possession of this monthly was of course strictly forbidden and was heavily penalised by the GermansRyan, Cornelius"A Bridge Too Far", Hamish Hamilton 1974, cloth, dj price clippedLoyn, David"Front Line, a True Story of British Mavericks who Changed the Face of War Reporting", Michael Joseph 2005, signed on the title page by the author, green cloth, dj not price clipped"A Last Diary of the Great War by Samuel Pepys Junior, some time of Maudlin (sic) College in Cambridge and His Majesty's Navy Office ..." with effigies by John Kettelwell, John Lane at the Bodley Head 1919, colour and black and white plates, some foxing, two vols, contemporary boards and three other volumes
Lot 182
John Langden-Davies "Nerves versus Nazis" published by George Routledge & Sons Ltd, London "Destruction of an Army, a First Campaign in Libya, September 1940 - February 1941 issued by the War Office by the Ministry of Information", published London by His Majesty's Stationery office"Aircraft of the Fighting Powers Rifle Brigade Chronicle 1914" "The Second Battalion the Kings Rifles Corps" 1935 calendar and small quantity of assorted military badges to include Royal Artillery badge, etc,
Lot 197
Dad's Army, a group photograph signed by seven members of the cast and a collection of Dad's Army-related memorabilia, the signatures including James Beck, Clive Dunn, John Laurie, Ian Lavender, John Le Mesurier, Arthur Lowe and Arnold Ridley, other items including limited edition caricatures by Norman Hood, a Shaftsbury Theatre poster, etc. (Q)
Lot 238
WORLD WAR II INTEREST: A Wehrmacht Grosse Gewehr-Panzergranate case, the black painted wooden case with stencilled 'gr G Pzgr' to side panel and top of lid, with printed label pasted to the under lid giving dates of 1942 and 1943, hand painted name and address to back panel, 45.5cm long, with a leather coal miner's helmet, early 20th century, possibly Huwood by Hugh Wood & Co, the shaped leather helmet with metal lamp mount to the front and fabric supported leather head band inside, 14cm high (at fault), a leather case stamped 'S OF G 68' with plaque under the folding lid headed 'To Adjust Buzzer', 17cm high, a further shaped leather case with shoulder strap, 22cm high, a 20th century metal MOD/Army ammunition box containing hand tools and a cased Sykes's Hydrometer with tables book (7)
Lot 5
GB postal collection 60 First Day Covers dating 1983-1990 housed in a Royal Mail FDC album interesting covers include The British Army, British Gardens, British Fairs, British Council 1934-1984, Famous Trains, Insects and Safety at Sea house. We combine postage on multiple winning lots and can ship worldwide. UK postage from £4.99, EU from £6.99, Rest of World from £8.99. Bulky packages will be charged at cost.
Lot 17
Secret Army cover signed by Nine actor who played in the famous TV series inc Bernard Hepton, Bill Randle, Terence Hardiman, Clifford Rose, J Hammond Hill, J Brason, G Glaister DFC. Good Condition. All autographs are genuine hand signed and come with a Certificate of Authenticity. We combine postage on multiple winning lots and can ship worldwide. UK postage from £4.99, EU from £6.99, Rest of World from £8.99.
Lot 710
MILITARY: 'Art of War Symposium..from the Vistula to the Oder: Soviet Offensive Operations- Oct 1944-March 1945..a transcript of proceedings': Centre for Land Warfare US Army War College, 1986: 4to, original printed wrappers, some damp marking: TOGETHER WITH a signed copy of Max Hastings' 'Nemesis' (inscribed to Mountaineer Tony Streather) to title. (2)
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