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Album containing over fifty French WWI embroidered postcards including Royal Engineers, Arras 1915, RAMC etc, Kensitas silks various loose postcards including four legged flipping girl and small feet of a Chinese woman etc

A collection of assorted trench art napkin rings each depicting a town crest to include Arras, Amiens and Ypres etc. (38) Reputedly collected after WW I by RSM Peter Darroch DCM.

A SUFFOLK REGIMENT TRIO & PLAQUE. A 1914/15 Star named to 2540 Pte A E Houghton Suff.R. British War & Victory Medals named to 2540 Pte A E Houghton Suff.R. A Memorial Plaque named to Albert Edward Houghton, with the Kings letter and card box of issue. Albert Edward Houghton was aged 19 years, the son of Alice Houghton of 4 Peckham Street, Bury St Edmunds, and the late Benjamin Houghton. Whilst serving with the 7th battalion of the Suffolk Regiment, he was Killed in Action on the 28th April 1917. He is commemorated on Bay 4 of the Arras Memorial.

AN OFFICER CASUALTY TRIO 25th N. FUSILIERS. (TYNESIDE IRISH) A 1914/15 Star named to 17500 Pte P C Cox. Notts & Derby R. British War & Victory Medals named to 2/Lt P C Cox. Percy Cyril Cox served with his Regiment in France from the 26th January 1915. He was commissioned into the Northumberland Fusiliers (30th Battalion-Training) on the 3rd December 1915. Then into the 2nd Battalion 25th N Fusiliers (2nd Tyneside Irish), on the 18th April 1917. Posted missing during an attack on the 28/4/1917, later confirmed as Killed in Action on that date. The medals were sent to his father, H E Cox esq, Chestnut Grove, Radcliffe on Trent. Nottinghamshire.. Aged 21 the son of Henry Edwin and Lily Cox of the above address. Commemorated on bays 2 & 3 of the Arras Memorial.

Death Plaque (John Rigby) and Victory Medal (2.Lieut J Rigby). Killed In Action 21 March 1918 with the 6th Bn South Staffordshire Regt. On the Arras Memorial. Lived Lytham St Annes. Lot also includes his Commission Scroll, photos, medal box, and various other documents (qty)

BWM and Victory Medal (only entitlement) to 34605 Pte John F. Raven 9th Battn Loyal North Lancashire Regiment. Killed in Action 22nd March 1918, commemorated Arras Memorial. Also commemorated on the Barnsley St.Mary's Church Combined Memorial.

Casualty, British War and Victory Medals (only entitlement) to 18745 Pte Frank Oldfield 10th Battalion (1st Hull, Commercial) East Yorkshire Regiment, killed in Action 3rd May 1917, commemorated Arras Memorial Oppy Wood. The Black Day for the Hull Pals. From Hatfield Woodhouse, named on the Hatfield Memorial

WW1 BWM & Victory medals with memorial plaque and scroll to 201324 Pte William M Platts 1st/9th Bn Durham Light Infantry K in A 23-4-1917 commemorated Arras memorial

1915 Star Trio to 19560 Pte Charles Smith 1st Essex Regiment, KIA 14th April 1917 at Monchy-le-Preux during Battle of Arras. Lived Panfield (Braintree) Essex. Commemorated on Arras Memorial. Medals GVF with details. (3)

1915 Star Trio + Death Plaque and Scroll in tube to 13298 Pte C Freegard Som L.I. Charles Freegard was Killed In Action with the 8th Bn on 28 April 1917. Born Swansea. On the Arras Memorial. VF (4+1)

*Trench Art. A large collection of Great War and later brass trench art, including a string box with engraved decoration 'Arras - Souvenir from France 1914', 11cm high, another box and cover with applied Canada regimental badge and Canada badge, 10cm high, another in the form of an officer's hat dated 1918 with Seaforth Highlanders Canada badge additionally engraved Malaya 1941-42, another cap engraved Souvenir from France Ypres dated 1917, several large shell cases, nose cones, jugs, lighters etc. (3 cartons)

*WWI. A Great War MM group to Private J. Scholey, King's Own Yorkshire Light Infantry Military Medal, G.V.R. (201517 Cpl J. Scholey. 2/4 York. L.I. T-F.), British War and Victory Medals (201517 Pte. J. Scholey. K.O.Y.L.I.), extremely fine and toned, presented in a contemporary glazed oak frame with regimental certificate inscribed to the recipient, 57 x 38cm together with a WWI field cap with KOYLI bi-metal cap badge, the sweatband inscribed Scholey MM London Gazette 9.7.1917 'For his action during the Arras offensive between 9 April and 14 April 1917'. (2)

Album of First World War postcards, showing the bombing in Ypres, Arras and other cities, troops, H.M.S Britannia.

A SMALL COLLECTION OF WWI ERA TRENCH ART, to include 4' shell casing which has been engraved with the North Staffordshire Regt Crest and signed 'H. Elson 17/1/19', small shell fashioned into a tobacco tin engraved 'Arras' small shell casing fashioned into a tin with North Staffordshire Crest, small fashioned tin with Notts and Derby Crest to lid, mills bomb with hinged lid on a plinth possibly ashtray or ink pot?, brass letter opener with Gordon Highlanders Crest on hilt, small German dagger in scabbard marked on blade Tiedemann, Cosurig, Dresden (7)

Mixed Sparkling Wine: Blossom Hill Winemakers Reserve Sparkling White Zinfandel Paris Simoneau Prestige de Touraine Brut NV Waitrose Sparkling Italian Fizz NV Waitrose Rosamore Spumante NV Törley Fortuna NV House of Arras Rosé 2005 Cesarini Sforza Perlata Rosa NV Perlezza Glera Rose NV Moscato Spumante Perle di Piera NV Signature Vintage Brut 2012 Signature Vintage Rosé 2012 Tesco Finest* Pignoletto Vino Spumante Brut NV

Mixed Sparkling Wine: Gran Campo Viejo Cava Brut Rosé NV Treveri Brut Prestige NV Törley Chardonnay Brut 2011 Vallformosa Cava Origen Brut Rosado 2013 House of Arras Grand Vintage Dry 2005 Lidl Arestel Cava Brut NV Cava Vallformosa Clàssic Brut NV Mateus Sparkling Dry White Maria Gomes and Muscat NV Jackson-Triggs Niagara Reserve Chardonnay Musque Sparkling 2014 Paolo Leo Rosarose Vino Spumante Rosato Brut NV M&S Cava Prestige Medium Dry NV Cava Arestel Extra Brut Vintage 2012

Regal ware Deco style shouldered vase, Glendeane pattern, 19cm, a pair of Regal ware Arras vases and a pair of Wilton ware blue ground chinoiserie vases, (5).

Regal ware Art Deco style coffee set, Arras pattern, comprising a coffee pot, milk jug, sugar bowl, six cans and saucers.

A Collection of Six WWI French Postcards, Battle of Somme, Arras, Battle De L'yser, Peronne, Noyon and Albert.

WWI Casualty group including British War Medal and Victory Medals with Memorial Plaque and Scroll to 201324 PTE William M. Platt'e, Durham Light Infantry. Killed in Action 23/4/1917 and is commemorated at Arras Memorial.

A cased set of Walker & Hall coffee bean spoons, gilded, harlequin coloured enamel, Birmingham 1959, W&H makers mark; a cased set of James Dixon & Sons silver coffee spoons, Sheffield 1921; and a French white metal collectors spoon engraved Arras (3)

A bugle with an Argyle and Sutherlands cap badge affixed, a pair of 1917 dated British military issue binoculars Prismatic No.3 (MkII) in leather case and a Brass match box cover with town arms of Arras. (3)

German WW1 iron cross 2nd class cross of honour and wound badge in black with soldiers service books, service documents, group photos etc. to Georg Rausch served with Bavarian infantry reg on the western front Somme, Arras etc.

A group of silver brooches comprising: a luckenbooth brooch; a Celtic brooch of kilt pin type; a Celtic brooch set with an amethyst; and a World War I Arras sweetheart brooch. (4)

Arras Kath (20thC) Continental Church and Courtyard watercolour, signed and inscribed 1997 10in x 7in (25cm x 17.5cm), framed together with another watercolour painting by the same hand (2)

A Collection of Miscellaneous Military Badges, including 1914 - 18 Great War Medal to 3162 Pvt. F. J. Crawford, Som. Lt. Inf., together with War Service Brooch, Arras Brooch and silver medal.

Imperial German WWI War trophy made from the tip of a British Propeller tip. Repainted in the German colour with 'Arras March 1918, For Kaiser and Fatherland' (Fur Konig Und Faterland) with an Iron cross in the centre. An interesting war trophy.

Charles Geoffrey Dechaume - Coastal landscape oil, monogrammed lower right 36cm x 44cm and ARRAS figures beside a stone archway, monochrome wash, monogrammed lower right 31cm x 49cm

A WWI brass prismatic compass by Cruchon & Emons in leather belt pouch, a leaded glass panel decorated Dutch flag and dated 1940 and a lace trimmed silk handkerchief, "Souvenir de Arras"

A selection of titles relating to battles of the First World War including the Somme, Arras, Ypres and Passchendaele (20 books in total).

Selection of various WWI and later flags, ensigns and pendants including a Belgium pendant inscribed 'Battle of Arras 1917', shipping flags etc

Walter Arras (20th century Belgium school), Winter Landscape, oil on canvas laid down, signed lower right. H: 33cm W: 42cm

WW1 Campaign medals to two brothers. 1915 Trio to 15343 L/Cpl Albert Moger (8th) Somerset Light Infantry. KIA 1st July 1916 (First Day Battle of the Somme). Attack on the village of Fricourt. 50% losses. No known grave, commemorated on Thiepval Memorial. BWM & VM Pair (MIC confirms) to 21671 Pte Reginald Moger (8th) Somerset Light Infantry. KIA 28th April 1917 at the Battle of Arras. No known grave, commemorated on the Arras Memorial. From Chew Magna in Somerset. Medals NEF on original silk ribbon. (5)

WW1 Victory Medal L-5813 Gnr J E Atkin RA. Died of Wounds 19/6/1917 with "A" Bty 155th Bde RA. On the Arras Memorial. Lived Doncaster. (1)

BWM & Death Plaque to 28502 Pte Oliver Charles Mack Essex Regt. Killed In Action 28/4/1917 with the 13th Bn Essex Regt. Born Dalston, Middlesex. On the Arras Memorial. With plaque folder, mounted on card (2)

WWI VICTORY MEDAL, correctly named to 20029 Pte F.E. Pendry, Nottinghamshire and Derby Regiment, C.W.G.C. Shows Frank E. Pendry Number 203295 KIA Arras, 1st July 1917 (not believed this medal), also a WWII medal issue slip

A quantity of 1st World War period photograph albums, to include Arras and a quantity of Victorian portrait studio photographs

France, Miscellaneous Medals (8), comprising: Vanquishers of the Bastille 1789, bronze medal issued for the centenary in 1889, with original bow ribbon, extremely fine; bronze commemorative for the Polish Rebellion, 1831, by Barre; Societé Française des Secours aux Blessés 1864-66, in silvered bronze, engraved (Mr Bory); Association of Philanthropic Friends of Saphis Veterans 1899, with enamelled clasp 26/6 Le Burnous 1899; Union des Chasseurs à Pied Veterans’ Medal 1904, engraved (À Mr Roux); Arras Medal 1914-18, by Bouvier, in silvered bronze; Veterans of Chemins des Dames 1914-18 and 1939-40, this with clasp Aisne 1939-40; and a satirical ‘Croix du Lièvre’, 1940, many very fine or better (8)

North Somerset Yeomanry NCO’s arm badge. Die-stamped white metal crowned star bearing ‘Arma Pacis Fulcra’ circlet and central crowned GvR cypher. Fought at Ypres, Frezenberg, Loos, Arras, Scarpe, Amiens, Beaurevoir, Cambrai etc. GC Loops

*WWI Imperial German Aircraft. A fine section of an original German aircraft fabric, with large painted Iron Cross on a field green ground, inscribed in pencil on the lighter section 'Shot down, Arras April 1917, 2 Sqn RFC', 54cm x 58cm, displayed in a modern frame and glazed Provenance: Purchased from a country house sale in Scotland. In April 1917 the Royal Flying Corps suffered their heaviest losses during the Battle of Arras otherwise known as "Bloody April", 245 British Aircraft lost to the 66 German Aircraft. (1)

Ben Bennions BOB pilot signed JSF5 cover, 70th ann Battle or Arras. Good condition Est. œ5 - 10

Six WWI embroidered silk postcards; a bound set of postcards Arras; some early 20th Century theatre programmes, together with other ephemera

GREAT WAR - A PERSONALISED HANDMADE LEATHER FRAMED SHAVING MIRROR probably made by a harness maker, of thick leather construction stamped 'GRIFFIN CPL RE 1916-1917 1918 1919 DARDENELLES, BELGIUM, FRANCE', and verso 'ENLISTED 1.1.15 CHATHAM, CAPE HELLES, SILVA BAY, ALBERT, ARRAS CAMBRAEA, BAPAUME, LE CATEAU, YPRES, AIGRE, VENT, SOMME, SCAPE, LENS, DEMOBILISED 1919', 15cm high.

ARTHUR COUSINS small collection of original pencil and watercolours depicting landscapes and people the artist saw during his movement into and around Arras and the Somme mid-WWI. All annotated, signed and dated, with corresponding paperwork

Early 20th century postcard album and contents, and two small postcard booklets 'Dunkerque' and 'Avant L'Invasion Armentières Bethune Arras' postcard albums (3)

Trench Art, pair of brass, First World War period, commemorative letter knives, Arras and Somme. With German and British silver coin mounts. (2)

A First World War period, canvas backed, 'K Traffic Map' of Northern France, Amiens, Arras etc. with hand drawn annotations.

The Border Regt 1914-1919 trench art brass shell case inscribed 'Arras'.

* ALICK RIDDELL STURROCK (SCOTTISH 1885 - 1953), BOMBED BUILDING, ARRAS oil on canvas, signed and dated 1919 75cm x 93cm Framed Note: Purchased from the artist by the vendor's family, hence by descent.

Victory Medal named 2.Lieut J G France. John Galbraith France was Killed In Action 12th April 1917 with the 8th Bn att 9th Bn Cameronians. On the Arras Memorial. Lived Glasgow. VF (1)

BWM & Victory Medal to 50211 Pte Sidney George Lawrence Suffolk Regt. Died 1st June 1917, serving with 11th Bn Suffolks. Born Chesterton, Cambs. On the Arras Memorial. GVF (2)

Death Plaque to 21377 L/Cpl Ernest Seel 8th Bn E.Lanc Regt. Killed In Action 28/4/1917. Born Nelson, Lancs. On the Arras Memorial. Unique name VF

A World War One Casualty pair and plaque to 24181 Pte Charles Jackson 24th Tyneside Irish BN Northumberland Fusiliers killed in action 28th April 1917 Commemorated Arras Memorial

Paul Maze (1887-1979), Troops marching into Arras, charcoal, signed and dated 1917, 58cm x 39cm. DDS

A GREAT WAR TRIO OF MEDALS TO PRIVATE W.R. WYLLIE, (QUEEN'S OWN) ROYAL WEST KENT REGIMENT comprising the 1914-15 Star, British War Medal 1914-20 and Victory Medal (all S-465. Pte. W.R. Wyllie. R.W. Kent. R.), officially impressed, bar mounted for wearing; together with research suggesting that William Ralston Wyllie (1868-1949) had previously served with the 5th Lanarkshire Rifle Volunteers before re-enlisting on 3rd September 1914, at the age of 46 (he claimed to be 44). Then living at Bromley he was placed into the 8th Battalion of the Royal West Kent Regiment and landed at Boulogne in August 1915. He was sentenced to forty-two days field punishment for being drunk and disorderly in April 1917, and in October of that year he reported sick and was diagnosed with myalgia and neurosis. This led to him being sent back to Britain and on 31st May 1918 he was medically discharged. During his period of active overseas service he is likely to have fought with his Battalion at the Battles of Loos, 1915; Delville Wood, 1916; Vimy Ridge (Arras offensive), 1917; Pilkem Ridge, 1917; and Langemarck, 1917.

Great War Photograph Album of Gallipoli, Royal Scots and Tank Corps Interest, the album was compiled by 2nd Lieutenant Harry Bryce. Starting in 1914 with images of troops at camp Larbert. Album continues with travel to the middle east via Gibraltar and Malta. Images identified as being taken in Gallipoli, good clear image of troops in a trench, X Beach, Captured Turkish prisoner. Album moves away from the middle east and then moves to the western front with images of graves in the Arras cemetery and an image of an officer of the 17th Battalion Royal Scots who was killed. In 1917 it appears that Bryce became attached to the Tank Corps as the album starts to show images of men, mostly from Scottish regiments, by tanks etc. Large format publicity images of Bryce’s tank which was named Julian, at war bonds events in the UK, including image of manoeuvres being carried out in front of spectators. Album continues with some smaller size snapshot images, all of tank interest. The album ends with images taken during the army of occupation and civilian life. Images are all housed in a period photograph album, most images have annotations below the image. Accompanied by some post war scrolls awarded to Harry Bryce. (233 images)

WW1 Trio comprising 1914-15 star, war and victory medals to Driver H. Marshall Royal Field Artillery, together with a YMCA medal and an interesting piece of Trench Art which is engraved to T.W. Marshall Artists Rifles, H.H. Marshall RFA and E. Marshall Royal Sussex including the Battles of Arras, The Somme, Ypres and Cambrai. Made from a 1917 dated artillery shell. With copy of MIC confirming entered France 05.10.15

Two brass knives with bullet handles, the blades engraved 'Souvenir Wissant' and 'Arras/France', together with Army Indian soldiers pay book, release documents, two Indian brass beakers and a vintage Triumph camera (Parcel)

Two WWI trench art souvenir knives, one for St Omer and the other for Arras, and two brass novelty cookery style miniature knives, (4).

WW1 Victory Medal named 2.Lieut A J Fletcher. Arthur Joseph Fletcher was Killed In Action 23/4/1917 serving with 13th Bn Royal Fusiliers. Listed on the Arras Memorial. From Balham, London. GVF (1)