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Pendant in Arrow head form, seal box lid, two gaming pieces. (4).

A WWII military Waltham open faced pocket watch, black dial with Arabic numerals, subsidiary seconds dial, appears to run, rear cover marked 5828 with broad arrow

A rare WWII period Longines Greenlander officer's wristwatch, also known as one of the Dirty Dozen and only 8,000 Longines were produced, 38mm stainless steel case supporting black dial with Arabic numerals, Cathedral hands and subsidiary seconds dial, rear cover marked 23088 4571 with broad arrow above WWW F8295, repeated to inner of back cover, 15 jewel movement appears to run and numbered 6992917, on a later expanding strap overal ase condition is fair and typical scratches and dents from age, the dial is worn in some places and the hands ideally needs restoring as they are rusted and some luminous paint is lacking, movement running well and just some light scraching

A 1960s Smiths military officer's wristwatch, marked Smiths above T in circle and with broad arrow and Made in England, 35mm stainless steel case, black dial with Arabic numerals, appears to run, rear cover marked W10/6645-99-961-4045 with broad arrow over 0701/67, on later expanding strap

A 1920s Omega military wristwatch, chromed 32mm case, silvered dial with Arabic numerals, rear stainless steel cover marked with broad arrow and 6B/159 and A33441, numbered 9953395 to 16 jewel movement, winder not functioning but appears to run, on tatty brown strap overall in fair condition, case has worn off chrome and is scrtached and dented typical with age and wear, the winder does not function and time cannot be set, however, when shaken the balance wheel appear to run, the movement is a bit grubby and scratched, the dial is a bit pitted, the glass is scratched

A c1940s Rolex Oyster Perpetual Bubble Back stainless steel gentleman's wristwatch, 31mm case with open lugs, cream dial with gilt batons and gilt arrow hands, marked Rolex Oyster to crown, serial no. 379496, appears to run, on a later stainless steel riveted bracelet

LARGE AIRCRAFT RECONNAISSANCE LENS a large military lens, used for reconnaissance from aircraft. Marked with a military arrow and number 14A/3626, lens marked WW 33086, 3.6", F 6.3. With part of the lens cover. 69cms high

VERTEX MILITARY WRISTWATCH a circa 1940's Vertex W.W.W (Watch, Wrist, Waterproof) military wristwatch, hand wound with a black dial, subsidiary seconds dial and illuminated hands. Marked Vertex on the dial, and on the back W.W.W, broad arrow mark, A5496, 3518412. *This watch is one of the so called Dirty Dozen, during WWII the British Ministry of Defence commissioned 12 watches for their soldiers.

No.150 Candlestick Telephones (i) With GPO No.1A Bell box, stamped verso with Broad Arrow, telephone has Earls Colne telephone number and is possibly from the wartime USAAF airbase (ii) With Bell box stamped verso 41FHR56/1 (both G) (2)

A FIRST WORLD WAR BRITISH MILITARY POCKET COMPASS, 43 MM DIAM, MARKED BROAD ARROW DENNISON VI 49832 1917, A 9CT GOLD CASED LADY'S WRISTWATCH, 25 MM DIAM, IMPORT MARKED GLASGOW 1905 SIX VARIOUS WRISTWATCHES ON LEATHER STRAPS, TO INCLUDE SMITHS, OMEGA, CHARLES NICOLET AND TIMEX AND THREE VARIOUS LEVER AND FOB WATCHES (10)++LEVER AND FOB WATCHES MISSING GLASS. MOVEMENTS UNTESTED.

A W. WATSON & SONS WORLD WAR ONE BRASS MARK III SIGHTING TELESCOPE, MAKER'S MARKS, DATE 1917 AND GOVERNMENT BROAD ARROW PROPERTY MARK

A French gilt bronze and porcelain inset mantel clock by Henri Marc, Paris, the 3.5 inch white enamel dial with Roman numerals in a drum case surmounted by a rose and heart motif and crossed torch and quiver of arrows and bow, figure of cupid holding his bow and arrow to one side, 8-day movement striking on a bell with outside count wheel and stamped ‘R I Marc, Paris, number 22660’ on a oval plinth inset with Sèvres style floral decorated porcelain panels and raised on flower headed and gadroon toupee feet, 26cm high, 14cm deep, 22cm wide

Miscellaneous silver, to include a set of six silver teaspoons, with matching tongs and a set of six silver coffee spoons with arrow head finial's.

Wrenn W2266/A Golden Arrow B.R. City of Wells 34092 in original box

English beech longbow 55lb @ 26 inches with buffalo horn arrow pass

J. Salmon, study of "Bow and Arrow" castle, Portland; and another of Berwick, watercolours, (a pair), each signed and dated 1879, 52cm x 74cm

A WWI period British 1907 pattern bayonet by Wilkinson:, issue and date stamped to ricasso with crown and 'GR' cipher, two piece wooden grip in a brown leather scabbard with later WWII canvas frog, stamped 'MSCo' and broad arrow mark dated 1939.

A WWII British Army dispatch rider's canvas overcoat by the Manchester Clothing Company:, size 8, stamped with War Department arrow and dated 1943 to nape, original paper label to interior. (appears unused, some age/storage staining and dirt)

A Fairbairn Sykes fighting knife, 3rd pattern:, the double edged blade over hilt and one piece ribbed grip, stamped with broad arrow over the number '12', in a brown leather scabbard with brass chape.

A WWI period 1908 pattern British Cavalry Trooper's sword:, the straight fullered blade stamped with broad arrow '04 14' to ricasso and 'RFI' to the opposite side, regulation steel hilt and chequered wooded grip over painted in green, in a steel scabbed with double suspension loops also over painted in a matt green colour, blade length 88cm

A pair of WWI period binoculars:, brown leather covered tubes with black lacquer finish, broad arrow mark and numbered 'S3 20353' in a brown leather case stamped 'H' and 'C & R Brinsley 1916', together with a later Royal Navy type O6A hand held compass (2)

A WWII military open face pocket watch by Golay & Sons Ltd, London:, the white enamel dial with Roman numerals and outer minutes dial, signed as per title and numbered '1036', the back of the case stamped 'HS 3' with broad arrow mark 6cm diameter.

Plated chamber stick inscribed with the letter N and military crows foot arrow

A DIAMOND 'FRECCIA' RING, BY ENIGMADesigned as an arrow pavé-set with brilliant-cut diamonds throughout, mounted in 18K gold, diamonds approximately 0.50cts total, signed Enigma, Italian assay mark, with maker's pouch, ring size O½

A 19TH CENTURY ETRUSCAN REVIVAL GEM-SET AND GOLD INTAGLIO BROOCH, CIRCA 1860The central rectangular carnelian intaglio depicting a winged figure with a serpent, probably Hygieia, within a pierced and filigree work mount of pointed arrow form, highlighted with square-cut rubies and emeralds, mounted in gold, length 6.5cmIn Greek mythology, Hygieia was the goddess of health, cleanliness and hygiene. Daughter of Asclepius, god of medicine, and Epione, goddess of healing, Hygieia is associated with health and the prevention of sickness. The word hygiene is derived from her name.

A PAIR OF DIAMOND 'FRECCIA' EARRINGS, BY ENIGMAEach designed as an openwork arrow, pavé-set throughout with round brilliant-cut diamonds, mounted in 18K gold, diamonds approximately 1.20cts total, signed Enigma, Italian assay marks, maker's pouch, length 5.6cm

A late 19th century Wilkinson's Sword Company Sword Bayonet and scabbard, VR marks, No 89, WD arrow to blade, checkered grip, 60.3cm long Condition Report: Unfortunately we are unable to ship this, however we can package it for a courier, you can send a commission bid via email, please see attached images.

AN EDWARDIAN SILVER LARGE CURVED OBLONG VESTA CASE, foliate scroll engraved, Birmingham 1905 and a PAIR OF SUGAR TONGS, with embossed arrow pattern to the handle, Sheffield 1911 (2)

A bronze bell with iron clapper, cast with military bronzed arrow, 14cm high and a Norwegian oblong-shaped bell with iron hanger and clapper stamped 'Stalhein Norge 1911', 10.5cm, (2).

An arrow and coiled snake design brooch set with rose cut diamonds (one missing), 50mm long.

A J.W Benson, London 9ct gold, cushion shape cased gentleman's wristwatch, the signed enamelled dial with Arabic numerals, subsidiary seconds and with a leather strap and a Juvenia 18ct gold circular cased lady's wristwatch, with a signed jewelled movement, the signed dial with gilt dot and arrow shaped numerals, detailed within the caseback Juvenia 18 K 0,750, import mark Glasgow probably 1952, (2).

An Omega base metal fronted and steel backed M.O D issue wristwatch, with a signed jewelled movement, detailed Omega Swiss, numbered within the caseback 2292 and to the case exterior H.S..an arrow motif 8 6407, a Roamer Popular steel cased gentleman's wristwatch, on a steel bracelet and a Seiko Perpetual Calendar Diver's bracelet wristwatch, detailed to the black dial Seiko Perpetual Calendar Diver's 200 M, (3).

A pair of 9ct gold, peridot and diamond earstuds, each mounted with a square cut peridot and with a single baguette diamond above, the backs with post and butterfly clip fittings, a 9ct gold charm, designed as a vintage car and a 9ct gold charm, designed as a figure with a bow and arrow, combined weight of the two charms 7.2 gms, (3).

A FRENCH BRASS PETITE SONNERIE CARRIAGE CLOCKCirca 1900In a stylised Corniche case with shaped handle, the engine-turned gilt dial surround enclosing a circular white enamel dial with blue enamel chapters and fleur-de-lys hands, the twin train movement, with Couaillet trademark arrow stamp, with quarter-strike on twin blued steel gongs, original silvered platform lever escapement and strike/silent lever to the base19cm high

A HISTORICALLY INTERESTING BRASS-BOUND ROSEWOOD TWO-DAY MARINE CHRONOMETER WITH AUXILLARY COMPENSATIONBy John Poole, London, No. 1086, circa 1844, used during the 1874 Transit of Venus ExpeditionThe two-tier case, lacking top lid, with glazed observation cover, and with circular ivory roundel engraved with Admiralty arrow and POOLE 1086 TWO DAYS, brass gimbals and locking lever, the circular silvered 3 3/4in. dial signed John Poole, 57 Fenchurch Street, London 1086, with blued steel spade hands and seconds subsidiary at the VI and power reserve at the XII, the movement with Admiralty arrow, bi-metallic compensated balance with Poole's Auxilliary, blued steel helical spring and diamond endstone, Earnshaw spring detent escapement16cm wideThis chronometer was purchased by the Admiralty on 14 August 1844. It served on HMS Cygnet, HMS Lightning, HMS Shearwater, HMS Sylvia, HMS City of London and HMS Caroline. It spent periods at Devonport, Portsmouth, the Cape Observatory and Hong Kong. It saw service in WWI, left wartime service in 1916 and was sold in 1919.Selected for service with HMS Shearwater, this took it to Rodriguez Island, arriving on 18 August 1874, for the observations for the Transit of Venus. The expedition was led by Commander J. W. L. Wharton, RN. One of three chronometers taken on the expedition, it is recorded that Captain Wharton preferred this instrument over the others for his observation work. COMPARATIVE LITERATURE Account of Observations of the Transit of Venus, 1874, edited by Sir George Airy, KCB, Astronomer Royal, London 1881, which details this chronometer. Astronomical Observations Made Under the Direction of G. B. Airy 1841-47, details Poole No. 1086, which was rated for purchase by the Board of Admiralty, at the Royal Observatory, Greenwich in 1844. PROVENANCESold Bonhams, London, 28 June 2011, lot 137.

Terence Cuneo (1907-1996): 'The Golden Arrow', Limited Edition colour print of railway interest, hand-signed & numbered 3/850 & inscribed "The Coast! Shut her off, mate, & let her roll on in": image size 45 x 60 cm CONDITION REPORT: Glass dirty, frame in good condition

Austin Seven AEW Sports Special Registration number: YVS573 First Registered: 1936 Engine Size: 749cc Colour: Maroon and black Engine Number: M290024 Chassis Number: 259536 V5C present In 1932 a coachbuilder called A.E.Wright at Bedford Garage, Beford Road, Alexandra Park, London started building bodies on new Standard Austin seven chassis. Modelled on similar specials like Swallow, Arrow and Gordon England it was Wright's attempt of a close coupled two seater sports which would potentially take a slice of the increasing affordable open sports market many car producers were trying to tap into. The AEW was a pretty little car with cut away sides and light body giving it type 65 looks but at a greatly reduced price tag due to construction on standard high chassis. Performance was significantly better than a standard Seven and with its folding windscreen and louvred bonnet had real sporty appeal. Unfortunately Wright's exploits were short lived due to the ever increasing competition and production costs, cars were made in low numbers approximately around 200, and very few survive today. It is said that this example offered is one left of four known. This rare survivor was discovered in 1993 in a farm yard . In barn find condition, ripe for restoration but remained complete with original engine, bodywork and factory fittings. Over the next few years it was subject to a full and detailed restoration by the discerning and knowledgeable owner who embarked on comprehensive strip down, refurbishing every aspect of the car but keen to keep as much originality as possible. Finished in maroon over black and can only by described as in fantastic condition, is a joy to drive. With its responsive rebuilt 750cc engine, four speed box and great lines will turn heads at any event. Given the car's rarity and history (we believe there are only two surviving two-seat AEGs) it is an obvious choice for the collector who loves all things Austin Seven, but craves something a little different from the many standard tourers and box saloons out there, but for very similar money. Sold with a large history file, photographic record and handbook she is ready to drive away, show or compete in club events. Buyer's premium of 10% (+VAT) applies to this lot. Recent restoration, paintwork good, paint flat on bonnet top. Interior re-trimmed to high standard. Hood in excellent order. New tyres. Starts and drives well.

Original vintage World War Two propaganda poster Warning! ... In your poorly camouflaged individual hole, you are a game for the elite sniper shooter, Non-camouflage rubble attracts the eye / Attention! ... Dans ton trou individual mal camoufle, tu es un gibier pour le tireur d'elite, Les deblais non camoufles attirent l'oeil - Great illustration of two soldiers aiming rifles, one camouflaged with an arrow pointing to him marked Bien / Good and one out in the open with an arrow marked Mal / Wrong. Fair condition, tears, creases in margin, small paper losses in margin County: Canada, year of printing:1940s, designer: Unknown, size (cm): 50x34.7

Original vintage World War Two propaganda poster Hide Your Bivouac - If the enemy does not see you he will not bombard you / Cachez Votre Bivouac - Si l'ennemi ne vous voir pas il ne vous bombardera pas. Great illustration of tracks leading into a wooded area with an arrow marked Mal / Wrong and tracks leading passed the entrance of a woodland camp with an arrow marked Bien / Good. Fair condition, tears, creases in margin, small paper losses in margin County: Canada, year of printing:1940s, designer: Unknown, size (cm): 50x34.10

Original vintage poster: Have your car inspected now! For safe winter driving. Great image of a car speeding through an arrow pointing down with the text pointing towards Safe Driving. Litho in USA. PO2587. Large size. Good condition, staining, repaired pin holes, minor loss. Country:USA. Year:1950s. Designer:. Size (cm):110x71

Original vintage anti-Soviet propaganda poster issued during the 1960s, most likely printed in the Czech Republic or Hungary. Image of three road traffic signs: children running, tanks driving and an arrow pointing to a list that reads Moscow, Berlin, Warsaw, Sofia, Budapest. The Warsaw Pact, formally known as the Treaty of Friendship, Cooperation and Mutual Assistance, was a collective defence treaty signed in Warsaw, Poland between the Soviet Union and seven Eastern Bloc satellite states of Central and Eastern Europe in May 1955, during the Cold War. The Warsaw Pact was the military complement to the Council for Mutual Economic Assistance (CoMEcon), the regional economic organization for the socialist states of Central and Eastern Europe. The Warsaw Pact was created in reaction to the integration of West Germany into NATO in 1955 per the London and Paris Conferences of 1954, but it is also considered to have been motivated by Soviet desires to maintain control over military forces in Central and Eastern Europe. Very good condition,small folds and faint yellowing in margins. County: Czechoslovakia, year of printing:1960s, designer: Unknown, size (cm): 102x35

Original vintage Anti Israel Propaganda poster featuring a stylised design depicting a crossbow targetting a dove of peace with a US dollar bow and Star of David arrow. Both symbols are white against a black background. Fair condition, creases and tears in top margins. County: Lebanon, year of printing:1970, designer: Unknown, size (cm): 66x48

Jaeger Le Coultre stainless steel military pocket watch: Watch late 1930s, marked GSTP FO28775 and with broad arrow to the back of the case. (Not working).

A vintage gentleman's Rolex Precision 9ct gold wristwatch, circa 1950's, the circular face with Arabic and arrow-head dial, fluted case sides, attached Hirsch strap and 9ct gold Rolex buckle, watch case 3.5cm wide CONDITION REPORT: Your attention is drawn to our important notice regarding Trevanion & Dean's sale of watches found in our Terms & Conditions, please read this prior to bidding. Case diameter excluding winding crown is 35mm. Ticks when wound. Hands happily rotate. Face appears in god condition with no concerning signs of staining, some speckling, would benefit from the clean. Crystal with light general surface scratches. Dial visible and clear through crystal. Winding crown with Rolex logo is particularly tarnished. Case sides and lugs appear in good condition. Case back with some minor knifed opening marks and scratches. Buckle appears in good condition. Strap shows some little wear.

A Parker Fountain Pen, with hooded nib, and inset arrow, engraved with "Richard H Abbot", in case. A Parker "17" hooded nib fountain pen, and another similar (damages), together with further Parker pens, including Parker Frontier:- One Tray

GB commem stamps on fifty Benham TPO cancelled covers, 1986 - 1991 - in special 150th anniversary album with full history from 1838-1988, plus album of 100+ rail-related all world covers, many TPO cancelled including Flying Scotsman and Golden Arrow - 1958 on

An R & J Beck dissecting microscope with military arrow mark and instructions

British Naval Enfield Cutlass Bayonet, regulation blade with RM bow and arrow mark and inspector’s mark, regulation hilt with iron guard and 2 piece chequered leather grips, in its iron mounted leather scabbard. Blade 69cms, overall 83cms. Good condition.

T-Shaped Enfield Combination Tool, comprising worm, spike, pricker, spring clamp, oil bottle, nipple key and turn screws, struck with broad arrow and Enfield inspector’s mark; and a Y-shaped stripping tool comprising nipple key, pricker, oil bottle, worm and turn screw (blade chipped). Good untouched condition.

A collection of silver and white metal vintage charms. Comprising : croft, butchers scales, urn, vintage car, Elizabethan lady, wedge sandal, hammer, couple with umbrella, fox, horse and carriage, opening holy bible, bow and arrow, I love you keys, aeroplane, Dutch clog, Stanhope coffee pot and a Victoria 18

An early 20th Century Edwardian mahogany china display cabinet vitrine having box wood inlay raised on tapering legs with arrow feet and twin glazed doors with shelves. Measures 175 cm high x 103 cm wide x 40 cm deep.

A 19th century Brampton brown salt glazed pottery jug, in relief with busts of Prince Albert and Queen Victoria, lions and trees, the rim in relief with quiver and arrow and vine, 27cm high, c.1840 Condition Report: The spout is idiosyncratic- naively potted and glazed. Some firing stresses to sprigged relief but stable. Touches of pitting. Minor nibbled chips to base. No apparent repairs or restoration. D.S.

British Army dress uniform khaki green jacket with Royal Army Ordnance Corps collar badges, Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers brass buttons by Gaunt of London, red cloth bow and arrow arm badges and medal ribbons for 1939-45 Star and WWII Defence Medal

C G Bonehill sprung bayonet training or practice rifle with wooden stock stamped with ministry broad arrow and '1916 C.G. Bonehill Rifle Makers Birmingham', 147cm long. 

London Small Arms Company Enfield Martini-Henry action .577/ 450 1874 Mk II carbine rifle with action engraved 'LSA & Co 1874 II 2' under crown, leather sling, adjustable ladder sight, stock stamoed '39/15' '34' '11' '2' and 'R M Enfield' and 'WD' under ministry broad arrow in roundel, steel ram-rod and 33 inch barrel stamped st the breech 'S.X' and on the top flat '24', overall length 125.5cm, serial number EE64. 

Eddystone Remington Arms Enfield P14 .303 bolt-action rifle with stock stamped 'IW' within a circle under a ministry broad arrow, steel butt plate and mounts, sling suspension loop and 26 inch barrel, overall length 117.5cm, serial number AB9359. PLEASE NOTE THAT A VALID RELEVANT FIREARMS/SHOTGUN CERTIFICATE IS REQUIRED TO HANDLE/PURCHASE THIS ITEM.

C.B. Reynolds, 22 Seel Street, Liverpool. Transformation playing cards commemorating the wedding of Prince Albert Edward and Princess Alexandra of Denmark. Gilt edges. Backs cupid with bow and arrow on yellow background. 52 cards. 1863

Gio. Bartolomeo Bocciardi, Spain playing cards. Spanish money bag pattern (a new pattern named by Trevor Denning). A variation of the Spanish National pattern. Ace of coins has central disc enclosing an eagle with the arms of Spain. Five of coins has busts of Ferdinand II of Aragon and Isabella of Castille. Backs have series of arrow heads. 47 cards (lacking king of coins). Mid 18th century

A quantity of motorcycle parts including JAP crankcases, BSA timing cases, hubs, Ariel Arrow parts etc

1960 Ariel Arrow 250cc motorcycle 433 UYW, with  history file including V5C and paperwork relating recording restoration all receipts, vendor advised its been re bored with new piston and is not yet run in