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A 4.5inch Naval round for a British QF gun, the brass cartridge case manufactured by Royal Laboratories Birtley, with replica blue practice projectile, base of case stamped "4.5 14051.06 LOT RLB 2/85 162 war department arrow", base of case stencilled (black): "GD 0685" "SHELL GD 0285", Projectile marked (white) "TP"; "4.5" "LOT 01"

Three 105mm cartridge cases, one for the use in the Howitzer, no primer, base of case engraved "105MM M14" "RLB LOT 22"; War Department Arrow" "1965", and two others with fired primers, manufactured by Royal Laboratories Birtley in 1974, base of case stamped "105MM TK" "RW 244" "LOT (over) 16 War Department Arrow" "RLB"; "1974" (3)

Ammunition for a British QF 4.5 Inch Naval gun, brass cartridge case with a fired primer, manufactured by Royal Laboratories Birtley, with green fired projectile and N97 brass fuze, 2inch blue band to the centre of the projectile and 1inch brown band to nose, base of camp stamped: "4. IN. MARKS 3-5 GUS"; "N5" "RLB"; "LOT (over) "221, war department arrow"; "1979"; projectile stencilled (white): "4.5", projectile stamped "14053-05"; "LOT 160"; "RLB 3/1976"; fuze engraved "N97 .... SERIES ... TEST FUZE"

A British, World War I, HE round with brass No. 80 time and percussion nose fuze. Brass cartridge case with no primer, and unfired projectile. Base of case marked: "18 PR"; "II"; "CF", "war department arrow". Projectile stamped: "18 PR"; "III"; "B.S."; "AUSTIN"; "LOT"; "11-18" Fuze time ring engraved: "0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 21 22" Underside of fuze engraved: "527-16 BMC"; "No80 VII"; "WMCo"

A British World War II round of ammunition for the 6 Pr. tank/anti-tank gun, replica, armour piercing discarding sabot (APDS) projectile, bottle-necked brass cartridge case with fired primer, manufactured by Edward Curran and Co., Cardiff, in 1943, projectile stamped (white): "APDS 6PR" "7 CWT 1BT"; "JMB 9/44", base of cartridge case stamped (white): "APDS PR"; "7CWT 1BT" "JMB 9/44", base of cartridge case stamped "6 PR 7 CWT"; "1"; "LOT (over)" "766" "E.C.C."; "1943"; "CF"; with war department arrow

Two British World War II rounds of ammunition for the 6 Pr. tank/anti-tank gun, the first fired, armour piercing (AP) projectile painted black, bottle-necked black cartridge case with a fired primer, projectile stamped "A P 6 PR"; " "7 CWT VT"; "JMB 5/44", base of cartridge case stamped "6 PR 7 CWT"; "CF" "LOT (over) 56"; "RM/C"; war department arrow, "1943", the second black painted, unfired, with ballistic cap missing, fired primer, base of cartridge stamped "6 PR 7 CWT", "I": "LOT (over) 12"; "VA (over) TV"; war department arrow"; "1943"; "CF" (2) (2)

A British round of ammunition for a 17 pounder QF gun, brass, bottle necked cartridge case with replica armour piercing, discarding sabot (APDS) projectile, cartridge case manufactured by Edward Curran & Co., Cardiff, 1942, projectile stamped "APDS"; "17 PR"; War Department Arrow I", "ECC"; "1942"; "CF"

A De Havilland Gnat control column grip, ex Red Arrow Sale

A War Department water trough/tank, with War Department arrow and dated 1896 (* PLEASE SEE IMPORTANT INFORMATION)

12th-15th century AD. A bronze buckle in the shape of a bow with the pin in the form of an arrow. 7 grams, 45mm (1 3/4").[No Reserve] Fine condition. Rare. Property of an American collector; acquired 1980-2000. 

13th-15th century AD. A group of gilt bronze mounts comprising; one in the shape of a rosette with scrolling petals; one in the shape of a trefoil with scrolled pelta pattern; a flat button shaped piece with fleur-de-lis; two pyramidal bosses with splayed plant motif at each corner with each connected by a bar; a rosette with heart-shaped petals with arrow motif; a large rosette with numerous small petals. 79 grams total, 15-43mm (1/2 - 1 3/4"). [7, No Reserve] Fine condition. Acquired on the German art market 1980-1990.

. Group comprising: cast in the form of leaf arrowheads, with central ribs. 16.95 grams total, 25-40mm. Cf. Bartlett-Wells, H., The Arrow-money of Thrace and South Russia, SAN 9/1, 1978, 6-9, 12; SAN 9/2, 24-26, and SAN 12/3, 1981, 53-54. [5, No Reserve] Very fine; some about as cast.

1st-3rd century AD. A terracotta disc with raised rim, low-relief image of Diana (Artemis) standing in short robe, bow in her left hand and right hand raised to pluck an arrow from her quiver, stag to the rear. 36 grams, 63mm (2 1/2"). Fine condition, edges abraded. Property of a Surrey collector; acquired in the early 1970s. 

Dated 1799 AD. Obv: profile bust with raised, downward pointing 'broad arrow' below. Rev: Britannia with five gunports to ship with BRITANNIA legend and date 1?7 9?9 with raised downward 'broad arrows' between outer pairs of numerals. Edge: grained in groove. 12.18 grams. S. 3778 variant; Peck 1248 variant. This is a most curious piece; the single 'broad arrow' to the obverse and the two similar arrows within the date to the reverse have clearly been cut into the dies resulting in them being raised on this coin; the elements of the arrows, formed each from three lines, have been engraved rather than punched. Worthy of further research. [No Reserve] Good very fine. Extremely rare; apparently unrecorded.

A good quality Empire period gilt brass mantle clock in the classical style, the 8 day striking movement with enamelled chapter ring, surmount by angel, laurel wreath, arrow, lyre, doves and other geometric symbols, the movement by Honoré Pons

A pair of early 19th century Chinese plates with painted and gilded armorial crests of a lion holding an arrow, with initials JAC (?) within green scale type borders

    A CARVED WHITE MARBLE FIGURE OF CUPID Dutch or Flemish, late 17th century Depicted standing in contrapposto holding up a later arrow on a naturalistic base. 90 cm high   

A silver book marker in the form of a trowel, Birmingham 1905, a 19th century ivory inlaid ivory calling card case, a yellow metal Etruscan style bar brooch, an 18th century style steel seal ring, a flint arrow head possibly Bronze Age, a selection of decorative boxes etc (Qty)

A World War II Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers group to Charles Fletcher, comprising Italy Star, Africa Stat, 1939-1945 Star and WM (all un-named), in original box, with an REME shoulder badge and five bar chevron stripe, with a military issue pocket watch, Roman numeral enamel dial signed H. Williams Ltd London 53711F, the back with military arrow and numbered 53711F, and a George V Coronation medal (Qty)

Wrenn Pullman coaches 'Pegasus' and 'Cecilia' both Golden Arrow (G-BG), and Car No. 73 (G-BG), all items fitted with flush glazing

A Bachmann 31-550A LNER green class V2 engine and tender 'Green Arrow', NRM collection (NM-BG), together with 39-000U Mk1 brake coach NRM support coach (NM-BNM)

A Triang AIA-AIA diesel locomotive experimental blue with blue cab window frames D5578 (G) together with BR arrow blue Hymek diesel locomotive (G-BG)

An early 20th Century diamond brooch modelled as an arrow with a central eleven stone old cut diamond cluster largest stone approximately 0.60ct, unmarked probably 15ct, length 5cm.

A 19th Century memorial brooch modelled as a quiver and three arrow heads set with turquoise and rubies, the hinged arrow head opening to reveal a circular hair panel, length 4.5cm, unmarked probably 15ct.

TWO BACHMANN 00 GAUGE LOCOMOTIVES; 1. IVATT Class 2MT Locomotive 46443 BR Late Crest (weathered) Produced exclusively for the Signal Box. (32-862Z) 2. V2 60800 'Green Arrow' BR Green L/Crest (31-550)

First World War British khaki trench cap, with brass side buttons, interior marked with broad arrow and numbered 183

CASED MILITARY BINOCULARS. A pair of cased Dollond of London turn of the century binoculars. Marked in several places with the broad arrow and No 17, presumably the model type. 8" when extended in blackened brass finish, in a brown leather fitted case, with securing tag damaged.

A COMMANDO DAGGER. A Commando dagger with straight quillion and broad arrow and 2, stamped above the guard. Cast hilt with scabbard and partial frog, 6.5/8" double-edged darkened blade.

(x) South West AfricaPostage Due1972 1c. green and 8c. bright blue Pane "A" imperforate upper left corner "arrow" blocks of twenty-four (6x4), fine unmounted mint. A rare pair of multiples from the Namibian Postal Archive. S.G D75, 79vars. Subject to 5% tax on Hammer Price in addition to 20% VAT on Buyer’s Premium. For more information please view Terms and Conditions for Buyers.

AN OMEGA STAINLESS STEEL BRITISH MILITARY ISSUE WRISTWATCH, WITH BLACK DIAL, CASE BACK MARKED WWW, BROAD ARROW, Y, 20168/10684367

Motor Volunteer Corps large collar badge circa 1903-06. Die-stamped white metal, Wheel pierced with arrow on scroll “Subito”. Loops absent The Motor Volunteer Reserve was raised in 1903 and was disbanded in 1906 only to be reformed as the Army Motor Reserve.

7th Indian Division WW2 pair of cloth formation signs. Gilt arrow applied to black velvet square. (2 items) Brooch pin Saw hard fighting in the Arakan, part of 14th Army in the advance into Burma. It crossed the Irrawaddy on 14th February 1945.

A rare 1950s Omega '53' RAF Pilots military issue mechanical stainless steel wrist watch, the black dial with Arabic numerals and luminous markers, arrow shaped luminous hands, signed Omega with broad arrow mark. The hand-wound 17 jewel 283 cal. movement numbered 13057787 and signed Omega, with inner dust cap, the case back with broad arrow mark and numbered 6645/101000 6B/542 4397/53. 36mm case. On a later leather strap

A WWII era military issue Bravingtons Renown open faced pocket watch, the signed white enamel dial with black Roman numerals and subsidiary seconds dial, numbered A88316 with broad arrow mark, together with a ladies silver fob watch. (2)

An 1889 pattern British Royal Navy boarding cutlass, stamped to the blade with the War department broad arrow and dated '92, with steel hand guard and grip, lacking scabbard

A mid 20th century military issue Type 02A Azimuth Circle No.4 gimbal sighting compass, Number 26403E with Broad Arrow mark 6A/892. In fitted wooden box

A W Dowler & Sons, 1898 plated military whistle, engraved with Broad Arrow 50, 2.5".

An Admiralty pattern rolling ruler: by Harling, Patt No 160100, with War Office arrow, contained in a wood case.

A pair of War Department issue binoculars by Ross, London in a brown leather case, together with a pair of Carl Zeiss Jena 6x30 binoculars in an Air Ministry leather case:, the former stamped with MOD arrow to binoculars and case.

A WWI period officers trench compass: with War Office arrow, the stitched leather case stamped Martins-Birmingham Limd, 797.

A collection of leaded windows, most centred with a rectangular arrow motif, largest 40 x 158cm

A hexagonal metal lantern, with an arrow finial, 82cm high

A gentleman's circular steel cased Tudor wristwatch, the signed circular silvered dial, with gilt Arabic and arrow shaped numerals, subsidiary seconds and with gilt hands, on a black leather strap.

A gentleman's circular steel cased Omega wristwatch, the signed circular dial with gilt Arabic and arrow shaped numerals, tapering gilt hands and with centre seconds, on a leather strap.

Webley Sports Starting Pistol .22 boxed with cartridges, magnetic marching compass mark 1, by T.G. Co Ltd, Briod arrow B240930, slide rule, drawing set, G.E.C. Handilite wind up torch with magnets, vintage motorcycle carbide lamp.

EASTERN RUNNER, with three large hexagonal pole medallions with stepped sides and arrow pattern and pendants on an old gold field, the two rose border with floral over and under meander, 11' x 2'5"

A 3 draw telescope, marked “Tel. Sct. Regt. MkIIs/ 26719 O.S. 126 G.A/ and broad arrow, with maker’s logo “BC & Co Ltd”, anti glare extension, leather covered body, in its leather carrying case with end cap and suspension strap. Basically GC (some wear and dents).

A scarce .65" Pattern 1800/15 Baker flintlock infantry rifle, 46" overall, barrel 30" with faint trace of ordnance proof, single block rearsight, small blade foresight, and lug for socket bayonet; the lock marked with crowned “GR” and “Tower” and with double line border; walnut fullstock with regulation brass mounts, butt plate tang engraved “P R:30”, the butt box having 2 compartments, butt bearing broad arrow and “BO” ordnance inspector’s mark, and with sling swivels and correct steel ramrod. Good Working Order and Condition (russet finish to barrel, slight bruising to butt). Plate 59

A large White Ensign, stamped “R”, broad arrow, “V Ensign 571.3232”, on hessian inner border, 12’ x 5’8” overall. VGC

2 Hornby Railways BR tender locomotives. A Top Link series Battle of Britain class 4-6-2 ‘501 Squadron’ 34085 (R646) in lined Brunswick green livery with ‘Golden Arrow’ regalia to boiler sides. Plus, a class Q1 0-6-0 33037 (R2355) in unlined black livery. Both boxed, minor wear. Contents VGC-Mint. Plate 1

A ‘FineScaleBrass - British Outline RTR Locomotives’ O Gauge LNER class V2 2-6-2 Tender Locomotive. ‘Green Arrow’ 4771 in lined Apple green livery. A finely detailed brass based 2 rail electric example, complete with figures and lamps. Boxed, with packing. Locomotive VGC-Mint Plate 2

4 Hornby Railways OO gauge Tender Locomotives. A Southern Railway Battle of Britain class 4-6-2 ‘Fighter Pilot’ 21C155 (R866) with Golden Arrow embellishments in lined Malachite green livery. LMS class 5MT 4-6-0 5112 in lined black livery. A BR Schools class 4-4-0 ‘Dover’ 30911 (R257). Plus, a BR class 9F 2-10-0 ‘Evening Star’ 92220 (R065) both in lined Brunswick green livery. All boxed, some wear/damage. Contents VGC-Mint.

A scarce .56” William IV percussion Sea Service or Coast Guard pistol, 11½” overall, barrel 6” with Enfield ordnance proofs, plain converted flintlock type stepped lock engraved with crown over “WR” , and “Enfield” on the tail, walnut fullstock stamped with broad arrow and “BO”, and with regulation brass mounts and swivel ramrod. Good Working Order and Condition (slightly worn). Plate 63

A similar lot of 25 naval cap tallies: HMS Arrow (OW), Barrosa. (S, shortened), Beachampton (OW), Beagle (OW), Beaver (OW), Blazer (NW), Brave Swordsman (OW), Brilliant IOW), Caledon. (OW), Caledonia. (OW), Challenger (OW), Chaplet (OW), Diamond (OW), Dolphin. (OW), Dumbarton Castle (OW), Falcon (OW), Hart (NW), Jufair (S), Jupiter (S), Kellington (OW), Kilmorey (S), Lowestoft. (OW, faded), Mersey (OW), Northwood (OW) and Orestes (OW). GC Part Two of the large private collection of naval cap tallies featured in our last sale. Abbreviations used are as follows: OW - old weave (up to 1990’s), NW- new weave (from early 1990’s), S= silk woven, P = printed (wartime austerity). Full stops (used until approx 1945) are shown where applicable

A Victorian boarding pike, triangular section head 5”, on 8” tangs to haft, one stamped N/ broad arrow/ EFD/ inspector’s mark and date ‘/99, ash haft with inspector’s stamps to lower end, iron shoe with broad arrow/ Enfield (faint), projecting wooden stud for seating in rack, 91” overall. Good Condition Plate 37

A rare .65" 1833 pattern Manton’s flintlock cavalry carbine, 36" overall, barrel 20" with Tower proofs and “U” shaped rearsight on breech plug; stepped lock having safety bolt, raised pan and enclosed frizzen spring, and marked with crown between “W-R” over “Tower” and dated “1835”; walnut fullstock, butt stamped with broad arrow over “BO”, and with saddle bar and rings on left side, brass mounts including scrolled trigger guard, and swivel ramrod. Good Working Order and Condition (small spots of pitting to barrel, some very well executed repairs to fore end, the swivel ramrod a good replacement) Plate 59

Jaeger Le Coultre War Department issue open face pocket watch, illuminated hands, quarters and hour points, subsidiary seconds dial, the case stamped with War Department arrow and 'GSTP F017968', 5cm Condition Report Click here for further images, condition, auction times & delivery costs

BACHMANN 4 x Bogie Freight Wagons - 2 x 34-331 50' Stanier Tartan Arrow Parcels Vans and 2 x 37-327C Buxton Lime Industries JGA Bogie Hopper Wagons. All Mint boxed.

HORNBY R2369 'The Golden Arrow' Train Pack comprising an unrebuilt BRITISHRAILWAYS Malachite Green Battle of Britain 4-6-2 number 34074 with 'Golden Arrow' Front and Sideboards and 3 x Pullman Coaches - First Class Kitchen Car 'Chloria', First Class Parlour Car 'Niobe' and First Class Kitchen Car 'Cecilia' all with Lights. Mint Boxed with Instructions and unopened Accessory Pack. This Set was a Limited Edition but Certificates were not issued.

A British army shell Fuze marked with the War Department arrow and 5 privately produced copies of a Guide to British Service Fuzes by Major LA Webb