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Click here to subscribeThree British bayonets with two military issue examples, the first stamped Wilkinson and dated 1907 and the second stamped Sanderson Sheffield, both bearing broad arrow marks, the third stamped Wilkinson London, all with wooden grips and white frogs, the latter also with cartridge pouch, all housed in metal mounted leather scabbards (3).
A military issue Wilkinson of London sawback bayonet, the blade with broad arrow and manufacturer's stamps to base, blade length 57cm, to shaped brass guard and ribbed grip, and a further smaller sawback bayonet stamped to blade base 'Gebr. Samson Suhl' and further to crossguard 'R.L.4.28' to brass hilt, both lacking scabbards (2).
Two sawback bayonets, the larger example of military issue with broad arrow and further stamps, blade length 65.6cm, with further stamps to hilt and chequered grip, second example af (2). Additional InformationSecond item with heavy damage to the hilt and extensive corrosion to the blade, the former with usual surface wear, some pitting to blade and hilt area, both lacking scabbards.
An antique silver and parcel gilt cylindrical footed Pyx, probably German, believed 17th century or earlier, stamped with 'A' with double square on lid rim, main body and foot, other mark on main body indistinct, the foot also stamped twice with 'FT' within shaped border and other indistinct marks, the cylindrical receptacle with domed lockable hinged lid with knop finial, opening to reveal a gilt interior, the main body with rectangular segmented panels, separated by an arrow decoration, each panel engraved with a different design, the first with inscription,translating to 'Praise be to Jesus most gracious sacrament, who will give food in our midst', the next with 'IHS' monogram symbol, flanked by winged cherubs/angels, the two other panels engraved with items of worship etc., raised on single circular spreading foot, 4in. (10.2cm.) high, weight 6.25 tr.oz., *Condition: gilt lose throughout, spreading foot dented.
Collection of Valentine cards, comprising: a late-18th century paper lace card with hand-coloured stipple-engraved design to centre depicting a fashionable young couple in Georgian dress, inscribed at each corner ('my passion to Declare, & ask you for my Valentine'), on laid/chain-lined paper, discolouration/toning/wear; a Victorian sheet bearing three mounted pairs of paper gloves, each featuring a message of love, further inscribed to the corner, 'Lady, I would thine eyes were violets blue, and I a wandering Western Breeze, E'en to caress them with my wings of desire, and melt them into ecstasies', and a further mounted inscription surrounded by hand-painted flowers, 'Love's arrow is so deeply fired in me, That I must die unless relieved by thee'; an early-19th century paper card with embossed hand-painted flowers to centre, by Dobbs, surrounded by inscribed romantic verse, with embossed scrolling border; a small paper lace card that opens to reveal a gilt printed declaration of love, complete with original envelope addressed to Mr Evans of Edge Vale in Smithdown Lane, Liverpool, postmarked Manchester 1867 (Penny Red stamp); an elaborate paper lace card with hand-painted love birds, harp and flowers, with inscribed verse inside, signed, 'Your faithful Valentine, Bessie, February 14th 1862, [?] Winters Hill', complete with original envelope, addressed to Harold Evans of 17 Edge Vale, Smith Down Lane, Liverpool, postmarked Feb 12 1862; a little silvered paper lace and silk card with printed verse, complete with envelope, again addressed to Harold Evans; a Victorian paper lace sheet with scrolling gilt border and paper flowers, inscribed, 'Cupid's Letter Box', with folding inscribed messages; a love letter, handwritten in black ink on headed paper (crest with scroll, 'Inebranlable', Broad Street, Stamford), consisting of romantic riddled verse, signed with initials and dated Feb 14 1884 (8)
Omega - a retro 1950's wristwatch, textured dial, raised gold quartered Arabic numerals and arrow batons, minute track, centre seconds, gold coloured hands, manual cal 420 17 jewel movement, serial No 13647271, stainless steel case with internal cover, stainless steel case back No 2690 2 SC, black leather strap, c 1952
Omega - a vintage 1950s automatic 18ct gold cased wristwatch, two tone textured silvered dial, quartered Arabic numerals and Arrow batons, inner minute track, centre seconds, 17 jewel; bumper automatic movement, serial No 13066610, 18ct gold Dennison case, Birmingham 1953, No 13308 545797, later associated leather strap, 51.7g gross
Longines - a vintage 1950s Gentleman's wristwatch, silvered dial, alternate Arabic numerals and arrow batons, outer minute track, subsidiary seconds, manual wind 12 68 Z Swiss 17 jewel movement, serial No 8478582, 9ct gold case, London 1951, suspended from a 9ct gold seven row articulated bracelet strap, 51.8g gross, original Longines box
A collection of timepieces to include a plated base metal TARA sport, an Elgin open faced silveroid pocketwatch, a dennison cased 'cuprel' stopwatch, circa 1930's silver cased gentlemans wristwatch on mesh bracelet. jupiter pocketwatch with broad arrow caseback and breguet numerals and a gold/chromium plated Benrus rectangular wristwatch.
dating: Third quarter of the 19th Century provenance: England, Octagonal, rifled, cal. 36 barrel, circular, brass fore-sight, marking 'ADDRESS COL. COLT LONDON', London test-bed stamps. Military mark Broad Arrow on the left side, surmounting the letters 'WD'. Smooth, percussion, six-shot cylinder, with traces of engraved naval battle scene, London test-bed stamps and serial number. Frame marked 'COLT'S / PATENT'. In working order. Iron trigger-guard and grip, wooden grip scales in one piece, with circular hole and number '3'. Some pitting. Serial number '20xxx' matching on the barrel, frame, grip, trigger-guard and cylinder. length 33,5 cm.
dating: circa 1800 provenance: India, Strong, straight, double-edged blade with central raiser and arrow-groove, strongly enlarged tip. Iron grip of typical shape, with double crossbar, completely covered with golden floral motifs. Wooden scabbard, covered with green velvet (completely worn) and bands in gilded thread. length 49 cm.
dating: 18th Century provenance: Ottoman Empire, Wide, curved, single-and false-edged blade with groove on the back, areas with rust damages. First two quarters on both sides with long cartouches with gold-inlaid inscriptions in Arabic, back on the groove's length with raiser, above gilded and with rests of inscriptions. Silver hilt with cross-quillon, engraved and nielloed with geometrical motifs. Grip with horn grip scales and angled pommel. Wooden scabbard, completely covered with silver foil, engraved and nielloed, on the right side above Ulysses with a bow and arrow in his hand, with a bandeau featuring a short inscription in Greek, an arm trophy at his feet; central part with a lion with a collar, trophy and deer; lower part decorated with a double eagle and floral motifs; opposite side with a star and floral motifs in the upper segment, a hunter in the forest in the center, pointing with a long flintlock rifle the two deer, a marine monster and bird below, divided by floral motifs. Two suspension rings. length 79 cm.
dating: Third quarter of the 19th Century provenance: Papal States, Round, rifled, 13 mm cal. barrel, with octagonal breech, provided with a slot for a bayonet, foldaway and adjustable rear sight, with pontifical stamp, 'A' marks inside a circle that flank an arrow, serial number 'FI 11xxx'. Frame with matching serial number, caption 'BREVET REMINGTON' with patent number and 'NAGANT'. In working order. Wooden butt (restored woodworm holes) and fore-end. Iron ramrod. length 131 cm.
dating: Third quarter of the 19th Century provenance: Russia, Round, rifled, 16 mm cal. barrel, provided with fore-sight and adjustable rear sight, re-finished, with remains of numbering and stamps. Brass breech block, with iron bolt, Cyrillic stamps, remains of stamps and numbering not clearly readable. Backward spring lock (pitting), dated '1859' and with remains of marking. In working order. Wooden, full stock (repairs). Brass and iron mounts, butt-plate with imperial eagle, the bands with remains of stamps and marked with arrow and bow. Iron ramrod. length 134
UK QUAD POSTER (ALL ROLLED) Lot x 11 to include HACKERS (1996) - BIG (1988) - DANGEROUS MINDS (1995) - ESCAPE FROM L.A. (1996) - BRASSED OFF (1997) - BROKEN ARROW x 2 (Advance & Final 1996) - LEGEND (2015) - ROAD TO PERDITION (2002) - REIGN OF FIRE (2002) - CAPTAIN CORELLI'S MANDOLIN (2001) - CATCH ME IF YOU CAN (2002) - 11 x British UK Quads - 30" x 40" (76 x 101.5 cm) - All Rolled (as issued) - Very Fine (on average)
ƟMartin Amis, Works, first and limited editions, signed by the author [most London, 1978-2014]a group of 22 volumes, comprising: Success (1978, spine of dust-jacket very slightly faded), Other People (1981), Invasion of the Space Invaders (1982, introduction by Steven Spielberg, printed card wrappers, slightly creased at outer corners), Money (1984), The Moronic Inferno (1986), Einstein's Monsters (1987), London Fields (1989), Time's Arrow (1991), Visiting Mrs Nabokov (1993), Two Stories (1994, number 50 of 100 copies on Zerkall mould-made paper), The Information (1995), The Information (1995, number 279 of 350 limited edition copies, slip-case), Night Train (1997), Heavy Water, and other stories (1998), Experience (2000), The War Against Cliché (2001), Koba the Dread (2002), Yellow Dog (2003), House of Meetings (2006), The Pregnant Widow (2010), Lionel Asbo (2012), The Zone of Interest (2014), all signed by the author, original cloth or boards unless specified, dust-jackets where applicable, a very presentable and clean set, 8vo Ɵ Indicates that the lot is subject to buyer’s premium of 25% exclusive of VAT (0% VAT).
A colelction of tribal items, thought to be from the Luba tribe, to include a bark cloth (approximately 40" x 22") arrow or short spear, club, and secron of hide, colelcted c.1930 given to the current vendor (now 93, born 1926) when he was aged 8 by a neighbour who regularly travelled to the Belgian CongoCondition reports are not available for the Interiors Sale.
3 Ensign Selfix Cameras & an Ex-WD Ensign Commando. Ensign Selfix 820 and 820 Special cameras, an Ensign 12-20 with Ross Xpres 75mm f3.5 lens and an Ex-WD Ensign Commando with the wide arrow mark and dated 1945. All condition 5F and with cases. Also a small selection of accessories (not pictured).[V]
A Microscope End-Lot for Collectors. Comprising a Beck Dissecting Microscope with x12 & x20 eyepieces, all with W.D. wide arrow marks. Also a LARGE Beck Projecting Microscope on stand, a Satory Instruments Ltd illuminator and a K Sohall battery thingy in wooden box. Plus a number of prisms, reflectors & other related paperwork and accessories etc (some unused).[Saleroom]
A COLLECTION OF JEWELLERY, comprising a simulated pearl necklace, the openwork panel clasp with a rose-cut diamond and blue stone arrow motif, with French eagle's head control mark, four further simulated pearl necklaces, an acorn and oak leaves brooch, and other items, first necklace clasp length 2cm
Rare Omega Planet Ocean Seamaster 600m 'SAS Edition' stainless steel gentleman's bracelet watch, ref. 22005200, circa 2018, no. 879xxxxx, black dial with luminous inlaid silver markers and "arrow" hands, quarter Arabic numerals, date aperture and sweep centre seconds, Co-Axial chronometer automatic movement, the case with sixty minute rotating bezel and helium escape valve, the case back engraved with SAS insignia and signed '22 Special Air Service' with unique ZAP code, the side of case engraved with the SAS motto "Always A Little Further", Seamaster bracelet, 45.5mm - **This is a very rare opportunity to purchase this fine investment piece in new and unworn condition, with boxes and related cards. - **Entered for sale by the former SAS soldier serving from 1979-1991, eight years as Rank of Trooper. This piece was later issued by Omega in 2018, following a personal request after the soldier's original was stolen during a burglary. Following confirmation of the soldier's credentials, Omega produced this piece as a replacement. - **These watches were exclusively for members serving in the British Army 22 SAS Regiment based in Hereford. Each piece has an individual ZAP code to identify each watch with the original owner. The case backs are engraved with the SAS winged dagger badge insignia and the motto "Always A Little Further" has been laser engraved into the side of the case, it is thought as few as 300 were issued
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