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Devisenkind Dreiseitiger Sockel mit Rosetten, bez."Coup sur coup". Auf einer Wolke schwebende Amorette, mit Pfeil und Bogen auf ein Herz schießend. Polychrome Malerei mit Goldkonturierung. Entw. Michel Victor Acier. Modell-Nr. F 10. Unw. rest.; Schwertermarke. H. 13,5 cm.A porcelain figure of a cupid shooting at a heart with bow and arrow. Insignificantly restored. Crossed swords mark.Meissen. Mitte 20. Jh.

A Meissen porcelain Cupid sharpening his arrows alongside Psyche inspecting an arrow beneath a tree, blue crossed swords to the base, numbered in red 43, 21cm high

An old ironwork pedestrian gate with open vertical cylindrical bars with arrow head finials, 115cm wide x 150cm high (lacks fittings af) together with a further iron gate of arched form with quatrefoil and bound fleur de lys detail, 108cm wide x 172cm high (2)

Ariel Arrow motorcycle. 250cc. 1961. Reg. NVS 274. V5

Ariel Arrow motorcycle. 1960. Total rebuild, has been in storage so will need recommissioning. Matching numbers, c/w old logbook. Reg. 642 FDV. V5 and keys

An Original pre Worboys pressed aluminium London Road sign; directional arrow sign pointing left with "LONDON" in raised white lettering, raised surround and arrow, faded background and small rust around bolt holes L 66cm x H 18cm.

A bow and bone tipped arrows, arrow carrier and wallaby skin water carrier.

British Military Issue Pocket Watch, marked to verso with British Broad Arrow mark and G.S.T.P A 134772

A pair of weathered steel arrow-head obelisks, approx 220 cm h x 45 cm dia 

A pair of weathered steel arrow-head obelisks, approx 210 cm h x 33 cm dia 

A pair of weathered steel arrow-head obelisks, approx 200 cm h x 30 cm dia 

A pair of weathered steel arrow-head obelisks, approx 195 cm h x 27 cm dia 

A trio of weathered steel arrow-head obelisks, approx 210 cm h x 35 cm dia

Pocket watches and movements including Recta military with broad arrow, a/f

A British World War One Verners Pattern Marching Compass, No.91615, Dated 1917 And Marked With The Broad Arrow Together With Original Brown Leather Case.

A British Military Issued No.307 Clinometer By T. COOKE & SONS Of London, Dated 1894 And Marked With The War Department Broad Arrow.

A British Military Issued Silver Plated Cutlery Set, All Pieces Marked With The British Broad Arrow, Dates To The 1950's / 1960's.

A Vintage World War Two British Military Issued Whistle By Aide Bros, Dated 1940 And Marked With The Broad Arrow Together With A Vintage Brass Zippo Lighter Adorned With British Military Insignia Including The Wiltshire Regiment.

A British Military Issued Mark 1 Magnetic Marching Compass By T.G.Co. Ltd, Marked With The British Broad Arrow.

A British Military Issued Mark 1 Magnetic Marching Compass By T.G.Co. Ltd, Marked With The British Broad Arrow.

A Collection Of Mainly British Military Equipment To Include Webbing Belts, Ammo Pouches, Gun Holster, Water Bottle.. Etc.. Some With Broad Arrow Marks.

A British World War Two Top Winding Pocket Watch, Marked 29375 W To The Verso Together With The British Broad Arrow Mark.

Two British Military Issued Stable Belts To Include The Royal Corps Of Signals Together With A 1955 Issued Military Jack Knife By J.H. Thompson Of Sheffield, Marked With The British Broad Arrow.

A British Military Issued G10 Pulsar Watch, Marked To Verso 6645-99 6052627 P10781/01 Together With The British Broad Arrow, Complete With NATO Strap.

A British World War Two Damas Pocket Watch, Marked G.S / T.P (General Service Trade Pattern) XX 367393 To The Verso Together With The British Broad Arrow.

A Pair Of British World War Two Field Binoculars, Marked With The Broad Arrow.

A British Military Issued World War One Alidade Made By Aston & Mander Ltd, London, Marked With The British Broad Arrow And Dated 1916.

A British World War Two Issued Military Jack Knife, Marked With The British Broad Arrow And Dated 1940, Made By Watts Of Sheffield.

A British Military Brass Sighting Telescope Marked 'TS No.15 Mk 1, No.9590, R & J Beck Ltd, London', Marked With The British Broad Arrow.

A British Military 250 Cartridge Ammunition Box, Marked With The British Broad Arrow.

A British Military Wall Clock By T.A. Elliott Ltd, Dated 1971 And Marked With The British Broad Arrow.

A British World War Two Era First-Aid Kit Large, For Armoured Fighting Vehicles, Complete With Some Contents, Marked With The British Broad Arrow.

A British Military Issued Water Storage Bottle, Marked With The British Broad Arrow.

A British World War One 1907 Pattern Bayonet With Hooked Quillion, Good Clear Cypher Marks And Broad Arrow To The Balde, Complete With Leather Scabbard.

A World War Two British Military Issued Marching Compass, Marked To The Verso MK.IX B.9408 F. BARKER & SON (1932) Ltd, London, Dated 1939 And Marked With The British Broad Arrow.

A British Military Mark 1 Magnetic Marching Compass By T.G.Co. Ltd, Marked With The British Broad Arrow, Numbered B39026.

A Pair Of British Military Brass Artillery Shell Cases, Marked RLB 74/4 To The Base Together British Broad Arrow.

A Pair Of World War Two / WW2 Canadian / Canada Military Issued Binoculars, Marked C.G.B. 53 G.A. 6x30 44519-C Graticule 1/2" Apart & 1/4" 1/2" & 1" High R.E.L. / CANADA And Dated 1994, Marked With The Broad Arrow And Comes Together With Brown Leather Case.

An Original WWII Second World War RAF Royal Air Force Spitfire Type P11 Navigation Grid Steering Compass. The compass Mounted On A Wooden Base, Broad Arrow Mark To The Outside Edge And Marked 6B/1672.

Arrow Actor, Manu Bennett signed 10x8 colour photograph pictured as he plays Slade Wilson / Deathstroke in Arrow. Good condition. All autographs 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

Pair black painted Victorian style kitchen scales complete with weights, two First Aid boxes, arrow telephone set, Monopoly, etc

A Military Compass and Military Clinometer, English, early 20th century, compass case engraved 'Major Legh's Luminous Compass Patent No. 19600', black oxidised brass case, 6cm diameter, with a clinometer, case engraved ' Short & Mason Ltd London, 1906, No.2487, in leather case with broad arrow and date 1907

Second World War Fairbairn Sykes Fighting Knife, well honed steel blade, handle adapted and taped, held in original adapted leather scabbard, together with a post war fighting knife by J. Nowell & Sons, maker name and broad arrow to crossguard, (2)

Second World War British army machete, maker 'Martindale' stamped to blade with broad arrow, '26' and broad arrow stamped to handle, held in leather scabbard stamped 'BLG 1945'

Unit marked British 1888 Pattern Mk I Type II Bayonet, marked to one side of ricasso with  'WD' and broad arrow, to the other side with various dates, '01, '04, '07, rack number '390' stamped to pommel together with '3.S.L.' for 3rd Battalion Prince of Wales Volunteers (South Lancashire Regiment), held in black leather scabbard with steel mounts

First World War Canadian military clasp knife, stamped with Canadian Broad Arrow mark above 'M & D CANADA' above the date 1915

Two Second World War period British army clasp knives, one marked with broad arrow and the date 1941, together with a 'Currey Lockspite Captain' clasp knife, (3)

Second World War British 2 Pdr projectile and shell case, base of case dated 1937 with stamped broad arrow

First World War military pocket watch, white dial with Roman numerals and subsidiary minute dial, reverse of watch stamped with broad arrow and number C48829, complete with leather watch fob, 42 mm in diameter, the watch was part of a grouping of items attributed to Samuel Gilbert Carn RFC/RAF, (Samuel Carn was born in 1889 and married Mabel Jones at Walthamstow on 14th March 1914, he was 'mustered' on the 5th March 1916 and served in France, his middle name is recorded as 'Giles' on RAF muster records, 40 Squadron RFC, later RAF was formed at Gosport in Feb 1916 and moved to France in August the same year first operating F.E. 8s later being equipped with S.E.5s, Major Edward Mannock was one of the 'aces' that served with this Squadron, tragically, Samuel and Mabels son Flight Sergeant (Pilot) Norman George Gilbert Carn, 1334625, Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve, of 274 Squadron, was killed in action on 30th September 1944 and is buried at the Arnhem Oosterbeek War Cemetery in the Netherlands)

Second World War military Thermos Flask, maker, broad arrow and date to the base, liner intact

Selection of military dials and ampmeters, some WW2 dated with broad arrow, gears, bulbs etc, (qty)

Rare First World War attributed Royal Engineers Tunnelling Company Pick, made by the Hardy Patent Pick Company of Sheffield, the Acme No 1 pick was used by miners in the UK, double edged with detachable head for ease of shapening and retempering, top strap marked with makers name and stamped with broad arrow, the letters 'TE' and the date 1915, ash shaft stamped 'H. LEATHER R.E.', records show that 132573 Sapper Hubert Leather, born 1893, trade, miner, enlisted on 5th October 1915, finding that he 'posesses the necessary qualifications for rating as a tunneller..' he joined 252 Tunnelling Company R.E. entering France on 25th October 1915, 252 Tunnelling Company was engaged with digging the H3 Mine under the Hawthorne Ridge Redoubt during the preperations for the battle of the Somme, he later joined 175 Tunnelling Company R.E. in the Ypres Salient, he is shown as entitled to the 1914-15 Star, 1914-1918 British War Medal, and Victory Medal, a label attached to the pick reads, 'Note by Sapper H. Leather T.C., He was putting a borehole in a sap when the Germans heard him, his auger hit some timbers in an old gallery, the Germans, who must have been listening, charges ready, blew their counter charge, Leather was blown about 10 yards back along the gallery, crawled back to the officers dugout & was given a halful mug of rum, he waited 2 hours for the gas to clear & was sapping there again the same night', pick head 30 cm in length, ash shaft 70 cm

Second World War Fairey Firefly aircraft lights and morse cockpit control box panel, marked with broad arrow and stores reference number 5C/3023, held in original box, the Fairey Firefly served as a fleet fighter aircraft with the Royal Navy

Early 20th century wooden British Police truncheon, stamped to the body with a broad arrow over 'WD' over 'P', leather strap stamped with collar number? '373', length 39.5 cm

First World War trench knife made from a British 1888 Pattern bayonet, shortened steel blade marked on one side of ricasso with broad arrow and 'WD', to the other side with what appears to be Sanderson Sheffield, the maker, and the date 7 '92, wooden grips replaced with brass ones, from private collection, blade 15.5 cm

First/Second World War Fighting Knife, formed from a shortened bayonet, steel fullered Bowie knife shaped blade, brass hilt with D guard onto which three metal studs have been welded, leather washer to top of ricasso, scabbard absent, possibly made from a French 1866 Pattern bayonet although the ricasso is marked with what appears to be a broad arrow above a 'T' so needs more research, from private collection, blade 20.2 cm

British 1888 Pattern Bayonet, crown over 'VR' with date 1 '97 to one side of ricasso, broad arrow with 'WD' and Enfield inspection mark to the other side, held in leather scabbard with steel mounts

Second World War British Fighting Knife by Wiiliam Rodgers, Sheffield, steel stilleto blade with makers name and 'I Cut My Way' on ricasso, ringed leather handle with steel pommel, this type of knife was bought as a private purchase by soldiers in the Second World War but this example is stamped with a broad arrow on top of the cross guard making it a War Department issue item, scabbard absent,  the Rodgers trademark was aquired by John Clarke and Son in the 1850s, interestingley, a label attached to the knife states that it was formerly the property of  ' *****ewing, 1st Molesey Patrol, Surrey' (Auxiliary Unit), the Auxiliary units were a force of civilian volunteers trained to stay and carry out guerilla warfare behind enemy lines in the event of a German invasion of the British Isles

A 19th century mahogany commode or chest, hipped rectangular marble top above three long drawers, flanked by acanthus capped reeded three-quarter-columns, skirted base, tapered cylindrical legs, arrow feet, 90.5cm high, 129cm wide, 54.5cm deep

A gilt metal mounted walnut and marquetry work table, hinged hipped rectangular top inlaid with a trophy of love and love lost with a crossed torch en flambeau and quiver of arrows, enclosing a removable compartmented tray, the frieze inlaid with a flowerhead, cylindrical supports and legs, X-form stretcher, arrow feet, 73cm high, 61cm wide, 46cm deep