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A COEHORN MORTAR AND CARRIAGE, 11.5inch black painted barrel of approximately 3.5inch bore, the breech area bearing the shot weight of 0-3-7, broad arrow mark and with two threaded mounting holes for the hammer and lanyard ignition system, mounted on its original blue painted wooden stand with black painted carriage mounts. Accompanied with a small amount of correspondence with the Royal Artillery Institution Woolwich and the Imperial War Museum dating to 1970.

A THIRD QUARTER 18TH CENTURY SCOTTISH DIRK, 36cm blade struck with three marks that bear a resemblance to government marks of a crown over an inverted arrow, characteristic brass mounted hilt, the grip carved with Celtic knotwork, flattened spherical brass pommel cap, contained in its brass mounted leather scabbard with linear and saltire decoration. Companion knife and fork absent.

A SCARCE HOSPITAL ORDERLIES SWORD, 68.5cm slightly curved fullered blade struck with an arrow at the forte, regulation grass stirrup hilt with scrolling side bar, ribbed cast iron grip. See Robson page 244 - purchased at The Christie's 1973 Tower of London sale.

A SECOND PATTERN F-S FIGHTING KNIFE OR DAGGER, 17cm flattened diamond section blade, grey stained, characteristic brass hilt, the guard pierced with two holes and stamped with the B2 and arrow mark, contained in its worn leather scabbard, belt loop lacking.

A Child's Bow and Arrow Set, Digital Key Ring, Ab Force Belt, Welsh Rugby Union Pillowcase and Duvet Set

A CASED SET OF FOUR WORLD WAR I MEDALS awarded to 7403 Private J.F. Dingain. RIF. Brig. together with a 1920's photograph album relating to Dingain including images from Mount Aureol Hospital Sierra Leone, images aboard the M.V. Accra ocean liner Cockle Bay etc together with a military compass and four badges Condition: the medals are good with usual discolouration and oxidisation; photograph album photos faded and worn in areas; compass arrow hand has a small area of damage, see images

Original vintage travel advertising poster: fur die ganze levante Adriatica Venedig. Great Art Deco image featuring an arrow with a line of flags passing over Italy on a globe with a ship on the horizon above. Good condition, creasing, staining and small tears in margin. Country of issue: Italy, designer: Unknown, size (cm): 100x70, year of printing: 1930s

Original vintage travel poster You'll Like New York! featuring a great illustration of two red breasted American Robin birds standing on an arrow shaped sign with blue lettering that reads - New York State. White banner below - Ask for free literature here, New York State Department of Commerce, 112 State Street, Albany 7, New York. The American robin (Turdus migratorius) is a migratory songbird of the true thrush genus and Turdidae, the wider thrush family. It is named after the European robin because of its reddish-orange breast, though the two species are not closely related, with the European robin belonging to the Old World flycatcher family. The American robin is widely distributed throughout North America, wintering from southern Canada to central Mexico and along the Pacific Coast. It is the state bird of Connecticut, Michigan, and Wisconsin. Good condition, creasing, stains, tears, small paper losses. Country of issue: USA, designer: Van Guysling, size (cm): 69x53, year of printing: 1930s

A 19th Century French Walnut Display Armoire, the moulded cornice with shaped pediment with carved ribbon, bow and arrow and flaming torch cresting, fitted three shelves enclosed by a pair of doors formerly with glazed panels, with raised and moulded ornament flanked by turned and fluted columns, on moulded base, 45ins wide x 20.5ins deep x 86ins high

An American Socket Bayonet, 18ins bright steel triangular blade marked US over 189, in conforming metal scabbard, complete with leather frog and brass belt hanger also stamped US, and a British socket bayonet marked broad arrow over WD crown over EI with conforming brown leather and brass scabbard

A Late 18th/Early 19th Century English "Brown Bess" Flintlock Musket, with 39ins barrel, plain steel lock stamped crown over GR and "tower", with full length walnut stock stamped broad arrow over BO, and JJB, with original ram rod, 55ins overall, and a steel socket bayonet engraved D over 74 over PM

A Good .60 Calibre Three Band Enfield Rifle, 38ins bright steel barrel fitted with elevating leaf sights, bright steel lock stamped crown over VR, walnut stock and fore end, stock stamped WD over broad arrow, brass butt plate, ramrod present, 55ins overall

Early 19th century black painted cast iron Revenue military strong box, with Queen's crown mark, letter R & military broad arrow to each of the simulated panels, swing carry side handles and key, 45cm wide

A SECOND WORLD WAR FARRIER'S LEATHER POUCH CONTAINING A HORSE SHOE, stamped "D.M. & S. Ltd", dated 1944, bears the War Department arrow

A British S L R L1A3 parade bayonet, sheath, blade 19.5 cm, stamped D59 broad arrow.

A British Remington military issued bayonet, dated 1913, with broad arrow marks to blade base and six other bayonets and knives (7).

An RAF scramble bell, broad arrow stamp and applied plague 'Cpl Mark Bradley'. believed presented by colleagues at RAF Durham, 27 cm, mounted in a wrought iron frame.

Three War Department 5 gallon fuel cans, broad arrow and stamped 1951, 1952, 1953, together with a 20L example. (4).

Scalextric 1/32 Slot Car issue comprising No. C023 Scarletti Arrow Racing Car. Generally Good to Very Good in Box. Note: We are happy to provide additional images of any lot. Please email us or contact us via the link on the item page to request additional images.

Three J. Hudson & Co whistles comprising two ARP whistles and a trench whistle 1943 with broad arrow / crows foot.

A large quantity of vintage playworn diecast vehicles, mainly Dinky and Corgi, to include: Dinky Pullmore Car Transporter (2); Corgi Vauxhall Velox (orange); Dinky Maserati No.231; together with a Johillco model of The Golden Arrow.

Bindings.- Fragonard (Jean Honoré).- Grappe (Georges) Fragonard, peintre de l'amour au XVIIIe siècle, 2 vol., one of 500 copies on Japon, 100 mounted reproductions, captioned paper guards, attractive half dark blue crushed morocco, gilt, spine in compartments and with arrow and quiver motifs, corners little worn, rubbed at extremities, t.e.g., a very good set, 4to, Paris, H. Piazza, [1913].

The Property of a Gentleman A FLINTLOCK MUSKETOON, WITH EARLIER 17TH CENTURY BRASS BARREL, 18TH CENTURY with brass barrel formed in four stages, flared at the muzzle with a raised moulding behind, octagonal then polygonal breech with a raised moulding incorporating the back-sight, struck with the barrelsmith~s mark, the letters ~TA~ beneath a fleur-de-lys (overstruck) and London proof marks, iron tang, border-engraved rounded regulation lock with ~GR~ crowned, Government ownership broad arrow mark beneath the pan and ~Tower~ on the tail, full stock (small cracks and minor repairs), brass mounts of regulation type including trigger-guard with moulded finial, butt-plate with tang of shaped outline, and moulded ramrod-pipe of early form (sling swivels missing), and horn-tipped wooden ramrod with iron worm 63.8 cm; 25 1/8 in barrel

A .650 CALIBRE FLINTLOCK BAKER RIFLE, CIRCA 1820 with rebrowned sighted 30 1/8 in barrel stamped with Tower view and Proof marks at the breech, rifled with seven grooves, fitted with brass barleycorn fore-sight, folding back-sight (restored) and with bayonet bar on the right of the muzzle, border-engraved bevelled lock stamped with ~GR~ crowned, ~Tower~ and Government ownership broad arrow mark (refreshed), walnut stock (small repairs), impressed with the stockmakers name (rubbed) opposite the lock, raised cheek-piece, regulation brass mounts, including escutcheon engraved ~4~ (probably later) and butt-plate with the later inscription ~L.B.K.G.L.No. 6~, steel sling swivels, and steel ramrod, perhaps the original 76.5 cm; 30 1/8 in barrel

The Property of a Gentleman A 1777 PATTERN SHORT LAND FLINTLOCK MUSKET, LATE 18TH CENTURY with rebrowned sighted barrel struck with King~s View and Proof marks at the breech, struck with the barrelsmith~s initials ~TH~ beneath a mullet (rubbed) on the left and inscribed ~P/31~, tang with traces of inspector~s mark, border-engraved lock with ~GR~ crowned, ~Tower~ and Government ownership broad arrow mark, the inside with the initials ~WG~ and inspectors mark, full stock swelling about the rear ramrod-pipe and with an apron moulding about the tang, struck with a mark on the right of the butt, full brass mounts including flat side-plate, escutcheon engraved en suite with the breech, four ramrod-pipes, two iron sling swivels, iron ramrod and with a contemporary bayonet stamped ~J.Hill~ 107.3 cm; 42 ¼ in barrel (2)

A RARE .56 CALIBRE 1738 PATTERN LAND SERVICE FLINTLOCK PISTOL, MARKED TO THE 11TH DRAGOONS, THE LOCK BY EDGE AND DATED 1759 with tapering barrel inscribed ~11 Drags~, struck with King~s View and Proof marks at the breech, and the barrelsmith~s initials ~RE(?)~ beneath a flowerhead on the left, tang with inspector~s mark, border-engraved lock with ~GR~ crowned, Government ownership broad arrow and signed and dated on the tail, full stock moulded about the lock and mounts, stamped with inspector~s marks, brass mounts including thumbpiece engraved 3 / 22, and brass-tipped wooden ramrod 30.0 cm; 11 ¾ in barrel

The Property of a Gentleman A FINE PAIR OF 22 BORE SILVER-MOUNTED FLINTLOCK HOLSTER PISTOLS BY JOHN COSENS, CIRCA 1690 with very minor differences, with tapering barrels formed in four stages, moulded girdles, octagonal then polygonal breeches, the forward sections signed ~I.Cosens~ ahead of a chiselled acanthus moulding and with panels of foliage and beadwork, the rear sections with contrasting classical warriors in the centre framed by monsterhead scrolls, struck with the barrelsmith~s mark and London view and proof marks on the left, border-engraved tangs decorated with scrolling foliage inhabited by an exotic bird, border-engraved rounded locks decorated with cupids on the tails, one brandishing a falchion and the other aiming an arrow, decorated beneath the pans with curved slender panels en suite with the breeches and signed beneath a monsterhead scroll, chiselled cocks decorated with monsterhead scrolls, the pans each with a monsterhed on the brim, chiselled steels (the tip of one steel with a small chip, the engraving on one lock refreshed), full figured stocks, perhaps ash or elm, lightly carved with scrolls and swelling about the rear ramrod-pipes, the tangs enclosed by raised mouldings framed by scrolls, silver mounts comprising pierced side-plates decorated with monsterhead terminals centring on a green man mask, spurred pommels with grotesque mask caps, iron trigger-guards with foliate terminals and engraved with strawberry foliage on the bows, a pair of moulded silver ramrod-pipes, moulded iron escutcheons formed as a gaping mask each charged in the centre with the owner~s crest, and original iron-capped ramrods 30.7 cm; 12 1/8 in barrels (2) The crest is that of Philipson. One likely candidate is Christopher Philipson (1646-1709), of Crook Hall, Member of Parliament for Westmoreland in 1679. Philipson served as a Royalist militia officer and assisted Daniel Fleming in breaking up a Quaker meeting at Windermere in 1675. He replaced Sir John Lowther III as the honourable member for Westmorland in the second Exclusion Parliament. For his efforts he was rewarded with a knighthood by Charles II in 1681 as ~a person of known loyalty and affection~, he was foreman of the grand jury which presented a loyal address after the Rye House Plot. John Cosens, said to have leant ~ye arte [of gunmaking] in ye City of Winchester~, was admitted to the Freedom of the Gunmakers~ Company on 14th August 1662. By 1664 he was in business and received payments from the Ordnance board for the manufacture and repair of matchlock and snaphaunce arms during the period 1666-80. In 1670 he took over Harman Barne~s shop in the Strand from his widow and he became Gunmaker in Ordinary to Charles II before 1669. The Wardrobe Account for 1680 shows that he delivered three pairs of pistols and one gun for £29 and in the same year he supplied pistols and one gun |stocked with asshe| for £8 as part of the King~s presents for the Emperor of Morocco. The last reference to him is on 4th August 1698 when he was fined ten shillings for proving a birding barrel belonging to John May who was not entitled to have barrels proved. See Neal and Back 1984, p. 139 and Blackmore 1999, pp. 58-9.

Assorted silver-plated wares to include; British Empire 1924 Exhibition Wembley dish, military plate with Ordnance Broad Arrow, etc

A vintage Lemania military wristwatch with military kite/arrow mark a/f

A late 19th century French ormolu figural "chariot" mantel clock after the model by Frédéric-Eugène Piat, the eight-day countwheel bell striking movement stamped indistinctly *R *501, with slender white enamel Roman numeral chapter ring forming the rim of a six-spoke chariot wheel of the case "Chérubins assis dans un char tiré par un tigre", modelled as a Bacchic scene with seated satyr in leopard drawn chariot, attended by three putti, over a naturalistic scroll cast base signed "E Piat", the whole resting on conforming scroll mounted ebonised base, the case with Arrow foundry mark to underside of satyr's foot and stamped indistinctly also to interior of rear case door, 60cms high, 78.5cms wide. Frédéric-Eugène Piat (1827-1903) was artistic director of the Maison Marchand producing designs primarily in bronze for clocks, fireplace furniture, sculpture and fountains. Perhaps his most famous creation- in association with Maison Millet Paris- was the "Grande Horloge"- a monumental clock in ormolu, bronze and Carrara marble standing 270cms high. The Saint-Loup museum of fine arts in Troyes, Champagne-Ardenne, holds the largest collection of his artwork and designs. Condition Report: Movement is compete and in working order although a precautionary service/clean is advised. The chapter ring has probably become detached and has been re-attached using superglue with some adhesive fingerprints being left on the the enamel surface otherwise ring appears undamaged. The hands are probably replacements. The case is in fine condition with minimal wear/discolouration.Clock is complete with a pendulum and winding key.Condition Report Disclaimer

WW2 British Issue Mountain Troops Ice Axe steel pick and blade marked “Brades 1943” with broad arrow. Polished, wooden shaft with steel sliding ring and webbing wristband. Lower steel spike. Complete with leather head cover.

Far East Hunter’s Sword 20 inch, single edged, slightly curved blade widening towards the point. Brass ferrule. Large curved, polished, hardwood grip ... 1944 dated, issue machete. 14 1/2 inch, wide blade stamped “JJB1944” with broad arrow. Fibre slab grips secured by 5 copper rivets. Both items with some rusting. 2 items.

1945 Dated Indian Issue Kukri 12 inch, single edged blade of typical form. Narrow fuller. The forte stamped with maker “GMW” and dated “45”. Wooden slab grips (broken to one side), secured by two steel rivets. Flat, steel pommel. Contained in its leather covered, wooden scabbard with darkened brass chape. Leather stamped “1945” with broad arrow.

2nd Pattern Fairbairn & Sykes “B2” Marked Commando Knife 6 3/4 inch, double edged, blackened blade. Blackened, oval crossguard stamped “B2” with broad arrow. Darkened copper/ brass checkered grip. Steel securing nut. Contained in its leather scabbard with top belt flap removed. Leather retaining tabs removed. Copper/brass, square end chape.

3rd Pattern Fairbairn & Sykes Commando Fighting Knife 6 3/4 inch, double edged blade. Blackened steel, oval crossguard. Alloy ribbed grip stamped with small 8 and broad arrow. Top, brass securing nut. Contained in its dark brown, leather scabbard with lower brass chape. Minor rusting to steel.

* Wristwatch. A WWII Vertex "Dirty Dozen" military wristwatch, the circular black dial with arabic numerals and luminous markers, sunsidiary seconds dial, the steel case with backplate stamped W.W.W. with broad arrow and serial numbers A 4423 3517339, with black leather strap, general wear to the case and scratches to the glass, in running orderQty: (1)NOTESVertex were part of a series of 12 military wristwatches known as "The Dirty Dozen". A total of 15000 were made by Vertex and the watches are easily identified by the 3 Ws on the backplate which stand for Watch, Wrist, Waterproof. This example is in good original condition.

* Bag. An early reticule, circa 1790-1800, hand-stitched dark blue satin bag, composed of four sections each shaped with two lobes at the top and terminating in an arrow-shape at the bottom, front and back with gold metal thread embroidery and spangles, edged with clear seed beads, lined with pale pink cotton, original blue silk drawstring ribbon, partly unthreaded and becoming detached, ribbon and bottom of bag embellished with gold metal thread tassels, a little dusty, front and back slightly dulled, length (not including tassels) 15 cm (6 ins), together with: Fans. A pair of Victorian painted ivory miniature fans , one depicting a coach drawing up in front of houses with several figures in the foreground, with ruins by a lake on verso, the other with a rural scene depicting a fête champêtre and a shepherd and sheep by a thatched dwelling, with landscape on verso, both approximately 8 cm (3 ins), each held in crude frame, plus: a small pincushion worked in cross-stitch on linen 'MAR Remember me 1835', silk sides and back perishing, 3.5 x 7 x 1 cm (1.25 x 2.75 x .25 ins); 2 small embroidered circles, late 18th/early 19th century, with sentiments 'Love The Giver' and 'Let Friendship Reign', dust-soiled, diameter 4.5 cm (1.75 ins); a Victoria Jubilee red satin rosette, diameter 6.5 cm (2.5 ins); and 2 Victorian embossed and perforated cream card bookmarks, one stitched with the word 'sincerity' in seed beads and mounted in a length of pale pink silk ribbonQty: (9)NOTESProvenance: Collection of Jack Webb (1923-2019), London.

A Second World War period British army issue steel cased lever pocket watch with GS/TP and broad arrow marks

A reconstituted figure of Eros with bow and arrow beside a seated dog, height 140cm.Additional InformationArea of loss, but the piece is still present, general wear, craquelure and weathered.

An FS fighting knife, with blued steel blade and chequered brass grip, the crosspiece stamped with a broad arrow and B, leather scabbard, overall length 33cm.

A Railway arrow 28.5cm

British 1899 pattern Cavalry Troopers Sword by Enfield, fullered slightly curved blade, dated '01 with broad arrow and Enfield inspection marks on Ricasso and spine, checkered grips, guard stamped with Enfield maker mark and broad arrow, held in steel scabbard

Second World War grouping to a British army officer, the grouping consists of four medals, 1939-1945 Star, Defence Medal, British 1939-1945 War Medal, George VI Territorial Efficiency Medal ( LT. G.A. WHIGHT. SUFFOLK. ), these are held in a case with a medal ribbon bar for the same medals, two Officers bronze cap badges to the Suffolk Regiment, a set of Suffolk Regiment tunic buttons, two sets of Captains rank stars, and a Suffolk Regiment Old Comrades Association lapel badge, also included in the grouping is a Soldiers Service and Pay Book to 5827180 George Whight, an Officers Release Book to 325958 Temporary Captain George Arthur Whight of the Suffolk Regiment, Officers Release Certificate, War Office record of the Commisioned Service of Captain George Arthur Whight, Reserve Officers recall form, a language instruction book in Kiswahili for the East Africa Command, a leaflet, air dropped to Allied prisoners of war of the Japanese, explaining in English and Japanese that the war had ended explaining what they should do until Allied troops could get to them, a book, The History of the Suffolk Regiment 1928-1946, two leather bound officers canes, one of which conceals a sharp metal spike, and a British army machete dated 1943 and stamped with the broad arrow and maker mark J.J.B. , all held in a brown leather suitcase, Captain George Arthur Whight was promoted to Lieutenant in the Suffolk Regiment in 1944 after service in the ranks, he served in the Middle East for a short period then in East Africa for two years prior to his promotion

British 1888 pattern Mk.II sword bayonet by Enfield, maker mark and broad arrow on one side of ricasso, Imperial crown over ' E.R.' cypher of Edward VII on the other side, dated 6 '02, held in leather scabbard with steel mountings

British Brown Bess socket bayonet , inspection mark, broad arrow, and maker ( illegible ) stamped on blade, the number '18' ( or 81 ) stamped on socket near mortise, held in leather scabbard with brass mountings, throat absent

Martini Henry Pattern 1876 socket bayonet and frog,the blade is triangular in form with blunt edges and was purely a stabbing weapon, marked on the ricasso with a broad arrow over 'WD', Enfield inspection mark, decommissioning stamp, and rack number 767, held in black leather scabbard with brass mountings, frog stud stamped with the number 336 and decommissioning mark, brass mountings stamped with War Department broad arrows and Enfield inspection mark, the frog is buff leather general service type

First World War British military three draw signalling Telescope by Dolland, London, marked on the first draw with a broad arrow, maker name and serial number 11131,hard leather case with end caps and carrying strap, 'No.1 Pln.Signals' in ink to one of the end caps

Second World War British 3" Mortar Clinometer by the maker B.W.C. Ltd, dated 1945 the instrument is stamped with the broad arrow, makers name and ' CLINO MORTAR MK IV, REG No.23140, O.S.508A,

Second World War British Home Guard shoulder titles and formation signs to the 2nd Leicestershire (South Leicester) Battalion, removed from uniform, together with a Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers cap badge, a Canadian Army Officers side cap, ' Canada ' buttons to the front, broad arrow and date stamped to interior, appears to be 1949, three 1950's family ration books in the name of Stanton, and a London Transport 1953 Queen Elizabeth II Coronation Route Map and travel guide, ( Qty )

Second World War tin case for ' Outfit, First Aid, Large, For Armoured Fighting Vehicles.', broad arrow stamped into lid, 27 cm x 21 cm x 6.5 cm

Canadian Kodak Company Naval Draw Telescope, marked on the draw with a broad arrow and ' CKC PATTERN 373C NO. 2356'

Pair of Royal Air Force 6 x 30 prism binoculars by Wray of London, marked to the casing with a broad arrow and '6E/293,BINO PRISM 6 X 30' and 'W.O.W. No.179' housed in fitted leather case stamped with broad arrow and bino details and ' Wray, London'

CWC Military steel wrist watch dated verso '76, having luminous hands, luminous Arabic numbers to a black dial, sweep second hand, the face also with Govt broad arrow, the back inscribed W 10-6645-99 523-8290 above the broad arrow, with beneath: 9294/76, dial diam 30mm, the screw down winding crown now removable, (strap missing) (a/f)

A collection of assorted silver and silver-plated wares comprising a silver-mounted bowl by Kemp Brothers, a cased set of silver coffee spoons and a silver trinket box (AF) together with a quantity of silver-plated flatware including a canteen of cutlery, various loose cutlery, some pieces with broad arrow stamps and a small quantity of hollowware etc.

Two stainless steel Ingersoll 'Triumph' pocket watches, both with black and silver dials, Arabic numerals denoting hours, subsidiary seconds dials and keyless movements, together with an unmarked pocket watch with broad arrow stamp to case back

Three various military issue pocket watches comprising a Cyma example with white dial, Arabic numerals denoting hours and subsidiary seconds dial, together with two black dial Elgin examples, all with issue marks and broad arrow stamps to case-backs (AF)

A rare Lemania British Military RAF issue single pusher chronograph pilot's wristwatch, the black dial with Arabic numerals and luminous markers denoting hours, 'fat' broad arrow and Incabloc markings, chronograph centre seconds with twin subsidiary dials for thirty minute recording and constant seconds, the case back marked with broad arrow and '6BB/924-3306 671/56', 40mm stainless steel case

Quantity Of Plastic Model Buses, including: 2 x boxed NFIC  (Hong Kong)"Single Decker Bus" friction drive plastic copy of Dinky Red Arrow AEC Merlin bus, yellow interiors, opening front and centre entrance doors, plated parts, in near mint boxed condition, plus unboxed 2 x single decker buses, Minialuxe Autobus Parisien, battery operated Hong Kong London Transport Routemaster bus,plus five other buses, all in good to very good condition (11 items)

the lid impressed 'no58 III over B.H. & G.L Ltd 5 - 1938', the body stamped with broad arrow over N 84 x 25cm diaCondition report: Usual wear and tear

A group of seven stone and jade ritual bladesNeolithic Period to Zhou DynastiesIncluding: a semi-circular stone blade with two apertures; an unusual arrow-head form blade with a large hole; and a rectangular jade implement with a chiselled terminal end. The largest: 12.3cm (4 1/8in) long (7).Footnotes:Property from the Durwin Tang Collection of Chinese JadesThis lot is subject to the following lot symbols: ** VAT on imported items at a preferential rate of 5% on Hammer Price and the prevailing rate on Buyer's Premium.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com