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Military and antique watch interest, LWC, Lancashire watch company Ltd stop watch, the back of case marked with the government board arrow, the inner case LWC Ltd Mark II No 202, 1903, used by Artillery and Engineer regiment's, in its case with leather fob

A quantity of 9ct gold items including St Cristopher pendant, diamond arrow pendant opal earring, diamond earring and sapphire and moissanite pendant4.39g earrings are not pairs

JNF (West Germany) - An unboxed battery powered tinplate Mercedes Silver Arrow Racing Car. The car appears to have been repainted and the plastic driver has damage to the arms. The plastic windscreen is detached but present, nonetheless the model appears to be in Fair Plus - Good displayable condition. (This does not constitute a guarantee) (K)

Hornby R4196 Coach Pack, 'The Golden Arrow' Coaches, Mint in Box.

A MILITARY OPEN FACE POCKET WATCH, hand wound movement, round dial signed 'Leonidas', Arabic numerals, subsidiary second dial at the six o'clock position, chrome case, approximate case width 52mm, case back stamped with a broad arrow GSTP T34125 XX (condition report: watch not currently working, crown is broken and removes easily from the watch, we cannot guarantee the working condition of the watch)

Superboy 25, 28, 29, 38, 41, 43, 51, 53 (1951-53 K.G. Murray, Australia) Containing Superboy, Robin the Boy Wonder, Aquaman and Green Arrow adventures. Nos 43 & 53 [gd], 29 [fn], balance [vg-/vg] (8).

Straight Arrow (1950-51) 2, 3: Frazetta cover, 6, 12. 2 [gd/vg], 3: Frazetta cover [vg+], 6: centrefold detached [gd], 20 [vg]. With Tim Holt (1948-53) 2 (A-1.17) [vg/fn], 6 [gd], 22 [gd], 36 [fr] and Red Mask 54 (1957) [vg] (9). No Reserve

Straight Arrow (1950s Cartoon Art Prod.) 12 [vg], 16 [gd], 20 [vg-], 33 (Australian reprint) [vg] with Durango Kid 19 (Cartoon Art Prod.) [gd] and Tim Holt 3 (Streamline) [fn] (6)

Collection of assorted Ethnographic items to include Drum, Obsidian Arrow head etc.

WW1 British Silver plated Ashtray with Military Arrow dated 1915. 12cm in Diameter

CYMA - a Second World War Period nickel open-face keyless GSTP military issue pocket watch, circa 1940s, white enamel dial with Arabic numerals, blued steel syringe hands, subsidiary seconds dial, and caseback engraved with British Broad Arrow and issue no. T26044, 15 jewel movement with calibre 775, serial no. 363285, case width 52mm, working order . Condition Report:Movement – currently working Dial - several faint hairline cracks all over dial particularly between 10 and 12Glass - tinted yellow with general surface abrasionsHands - slightly rusted with most of filament missing from minute handCase - general surface wear and abrasionsCrown – hands adjust smoothly

SMITHS - a Vintage 9ct gold Everest mechanical wristwatch, circa 1960s, silvered dial with applied gilt eighthly Arabic numerals, lance hands, and red arrow tipped sweep centre seconds hand, 19 jewel movement with calibre 10104E, hallmarks London 1964, case width 33mm, 33.5g gross, working order . Condition Report:Movement – currently working Dial - a few small surface marksGlass - very cleanHands - goodCase - extremely minor surface abrasions mainly on casebackCrown – unsigned, hands adjust smoothlyBracelet - unassociated brown leather strap, near newNotes – no box or papers

SEIKO - a stainless steel British military issue Generation 1 quartz chronograph wristwatch, ref. 7A28-7120, circa 1986, black dial with luminous Arabic and baton hour markers, luminous pencil hands, 3 subsidiary dials and caseback engraved "6645-99 7683056, British Broad Arrow, 4019/86", serial no. 671665, case width 37mm, working order . Condition Report:Movement – currently working, chronograph functions working (centre seconds hand resets to 59) Dial - cleanGlass - numerous heavy abrasionsHands - goodCase - general wear and light abrasions to high pointsCrown – hands adjust smoothly Bracelet - associated green NATO style strap, near newNotes – no box or papers

Looking At Abbeys: Fountains Abbey. Documentary. 16mm colour positive with optical soundtrack. Faded. After the Arrow. Documentary. 16mm colour positive with optical soundtrack. Some minor damage at front; otherwise good. Kew Gardens. Documentary. 16mm b&w positive with optical soundtrack. Splices at front; otherwise good. The Postcode Connection. Documentary. 16mm colour positive with optical soundtrack. Faded to red. Deryck Guyler: My Christianity. Documentary. 16mm colour positive with optical soundtrack. Faded to red. As Safe as Houses. Documentary. 16mm colour positive with optical soundtrack.Faded to red. Stop Thief. Documentary/Short film. 16mm b&w positive with optical soundtrack. Faded. The Warden His Duties and Training. Documentary. 16mm b&w positive with optical soundtrack. Good. Energetically Yours.Documentary. 16mm colour positive with optical soundtrack. Splices; otherwise good. I Know What I Like. Documentary. 16mm colour positive with optical soundtrack. Faded (10). Please note that no films are sold with copyright. Catalogued by the Film is Fabulous! team at De Montfort University. Provenance: From the Estate of a deceased UK collector. The film and TV collection was amassed over 30 years

First World War pair of leather cladded French made Binoculars in leather case dated 1918 with British Govt Issue War Department Crows foot arrow

Eaglemoss DC Masterpiece Collection Batman Femme Fatales, Flash, Green Arrow, Green Lantern, Plus Greg Capullo Joker action figure in mixed comic characters lot. Good to good pluspackaging condition varies. 

A Great War Breguet Aviation Militaire aircraft instrument fascia clock, bearing a crudely engraved Ordnance broad arrow mark

A kit-built EM gauge L.N.E.R 2-6-2 railway locomotive and tender, "Green Arrow"

Qty of antique jewellery inc unmarked silver sword hilt posy holder, silver stone set pendant + brooch, silver stone set arrow pin in original box etc

SIR WINSTON SPENCER CHURCHILL (1874-1965), Typed Letter Signed to Robert Burns Esq., Harrow hat maker, of 52 High Street, Harrow-on-the-Hill, 1p, 8vo, 10 Downing Street, Whitehall headed paper, dated December 23rd, 1953, content re thanking Mr Burns for sending him a miniature Harrow School straw hat "Dear Mr. Burns, I was very pleased to receive your letter and the gift from your wife of a miniature Harrow Straw. Please accept my warm thanks for your kind thought of me at this time. [signed] yours sincerely, Winston S. Churchill", framed and glazed, theo whole approx. size 21 x 14cm, together with a contemporary example of a miniature Harrow School straw hat produced by Robert Burns hat makers, diameter approx. 14cm, and a c.1980's colour post card of Harrow-on-the-Hill high street, with a manuscript note "WAS Robert Burn's (school hat shop)." and arrow pointing to the premises (being No. 52). Sir Winston Leonard Spencer Churchill (30 November 1874 – 24 January 1965) was one of the most influential figures of the 20th century. His indomitable spirit, eloquent speeches, and unwavering leadership during times of crisis earned him a place among the greatest statesmen in history. In April 1888, aged 13, Winston Churchill narrowly passed the entrance exam for Harrow School. His academics proved high but his teachers complained about his lack of discipline. However, Churchill’s ability to memorise lines, which he later used when he first made public speeches, was already apparent. While at Harrow, he entered a competition and won a School prize for reciting from memory 1,200 lines from Thomas Babington Macaulay’s long poem, Lays of Ancient Rome – a quite remarkable achievement. Churchill’s future interest in soldiering was already evident at Harrow. He joined the Harrow Rifle Corps within weeks of entering the School and, following encouragement from his father, was enrolled in the academic programme to prepare students for Sandhurst (the Royal Military College, now called the Royal Military Academy). In a letter from 1889, Churchill writes to ‘Mamma’, telling her that he has joined the ‘Army class’ and that he is learning French and geometrical drawing and studying for the Shakespeare prize. But his mother was very disappointed in her son, feeling he could achieve much more. In 1890, she wrote: ‘I had built up such hopes about you and felt so proud of you – and now all is gone … your work is an insult to your intelligence. If you would only trace out a plan of action for yourself and carry it out and be determined to do so – I am sure you could accomplish anything you wished.’ Churchill was to return to Harrow many times during his life, most memorably in 1941 during the Second World War, when he gave his famous speech to the boys, ‘Never Give In’. The Harrow School Old Speech Room Gallery has an example of a Harrow school straw hat signed by Sir Winston Spencer Churchill on display. E.A. Laborde’s book, ‘Harrow School: Yesterday & Today’ gives us a short introduction on the appearance of the Harrow School straw hat. Its first appearance was on the cricket fields of Harrow. Charles Wordsworth (OH, 1820-1825) recalls his straw hat being broken by a ball after fielding near a batsman. In the 1830s, it became a popular item of dress in the summer term, but it was not until later that they were permitted to be used instead of the top hats, except on Sundays. The famous two-inch low crown dates from the 1860s but the brim length was narrow up to 1873. Between 1873-1877, the brim widened gradually until its present breadth of three inches. Notable makers of Harrow hats include E. Chatham, and her grandson E.A. Burns. It is suspected that E. Chatham, who had established a hatter’s shop on the Hill in 1830, was the ‘inventor’ of the shallow crown boater hat. Robert Burns was presumably the son of E.A. Burns and continued the family business, and was active making hats at 52 Harrow high street in the early to mid C20th. Provenance: by descent. Robert Burns was the Great Uncle (Grandfather's brother) of the vendor

27 Aviation related model kits all 1:72 scale. includes planes and helicopters by various manufactures, Airfix, Revell, Italeri, Hasegawa, Matchbox and others. Piper Cherokee Arrow, B.A.C Lightning F.6, UH-34D Sea Horse, Super Stallion CH-53E, Sopwith Pup, EA-6B prowler, LightningT55, E.E. Lightning. All boxed and unmade. contents not checked for completeness. Some boxes crushed or have wear. VGC-Mint £70-90

A pair of 14ct gold ruby and paste set earrings, with princess cut rubies of arrow form, approximately 5.5 grams

A late Victorian silver cigar case, of rectangular form with line decoration and a roundel depicting an otter pierced by an arrow, Birmingham, 1896, A & J Zimmerman Ltd (Arthur & John Zimmerman), three silver napkin rings, silver tea caddy, a silver pedestal bon bon dish, a pair of silver bon bon dishes, silver spoon and a silver mounted scent bottle, weighable silver approximately 565 grams

A George V silver three piece teaset with a arrow border on three legs, Birmingham, 1922, approximately 1010 grams

A World War II leonidas G.S.T.P pattern pocket watch, black dial, Arabic numerals, board Arrow and serial number U877; another Elgin, serial number A105858 (2)

A World War II G.S.T.P pattern open face pocket watch, silvered dial, Arabic numerals, subsidiary dial, stem wind movement, broad arrow mark, serial number 100892; two others similar Limit No 2, 6E/50, 878/43 & Precista H.S.3 (3)

Continental silver open-faced key wound fob watch; another similar, with two watch keys; and a chrome plated Government issue open-faced Cyma pocket watch with Government arrow to the back over 6 S.T.P over H22275, 5.1 cm diameter.

2x Longines manual wind watches. 35mm stainless steel case, white dial, arrow and Roman numeral hour markers, brown leather strap; also a 34mm stainless steel case, white dial with Arabic numeral hour markers and date at 3. Light brown leather strap.

Omega, a Government-issued open faced chrome plated pocket watch, signed white dial with Arabic numerals, luminous quarter number, and hands, subsidiary seconds dial, arrow mark to the reverse above G.S.T.P over 06521, diameter approximately 5.1 cm.

CAIRO TABLE BISCUIT TIN, HUNTLEY & PALMERS, CIRCA 1902 modelled in the form of a hexagonal North African style table, with colourful and intricate design, the hinged lid with arrow to indicate the opening side. This tin is part of a collection of H&P table designs.Provenance: The Lewis Collection. 16.5cm high Exterior of tin is showing some signs of rusting to the design, which has caused loss in some of the details. The sides of the tin show similar signs of wear, but to a lesser extent. All feet are flat and level, and the hinged lid works well. Some cleaning would improve the overall look, but some design features in the pattern have been lost or dulled through time. 

A Victorian silver Soup Ladle fiddle pattern engraved deer and arrow crest, London 1841, maker: W.E

A spongeware Bowl with stylised flower decoration, the centre with floral and coloured swirl design, 2 1/2in H x 1ft Diam, a Continental Delft Dish with floral border, the centre decorated with flowering vase, 9in Diam, and an antique Delft Dish with stylised arrow style design border, the centre with manganese coloured swirl decoration, 9in Diam; (3)

A collection of Asian Art, to include: A Persian polychrome glazed tile depicting a huntsman on horseback holding a bow and arrow, 18 x 18 cm, mounted; Three Indian Mughal type paintings, gouache and gilt paint on paper, one with glazing on both sides of frame to reveal calligraphic inscription verso, approx. 9 x 9 cm each; together with another print after a Turko-Mongolian painting (5)

A painted cast iron weather vane, probably late 19th/early 20thC, the top surmounted with an ornate arrow motif, 89cm high.

Cast iron Ferrari workshop arrow. L: 45 cm. UK P&P Group 2 (£20+VAT for the first lot and £4+VAT for subsequent lots)

Cast iron Esso garage arrow, W: 46 cm. UK P&P Group 2 (£20+VAT for the first lot and £4+VAT for subsequent lots)

Cast iron VW workshop arrow sign, L: 41 cm. UK P&P Group 2 (£20+VAT for the first lot and £4+VAT for subsequent lots)

Cast iron Shell garage arrow sign, L: 40 cm. Not available for in-house P&P

Cast iron Mercedes parking arrow, W: 40 cm. UK P&P Group 1 (£16+VAT for the first lot and £2+VAT for subsequent lots)

Collection of vintage D.C Thomson comics. First issues to include Sparky #1 (1965), Mandy #1 (1967), Bimbo #1 (1961), the Red Arrow #1 (1932), Judy #1 (1960), The Hornet #1 (1963) and many others.25 comics in total.

Second World War British military pocket watch with black Arabic numeral dial, luminous painted hands and subsidiary seconds, rear of case marked with broad arrow and GS/TP, S, 035597

Second World War British military stopwatch with Arabic numeral dial and blued steel hands, rear of case marked with broad arrow and PATT. 3., 38623

Two Second World War British military mess tins, marked with broad arrow mark and dated 1940, together with two Second World War kit bags, a truncheon and an American trenching tool.

Pair of Second World War British Military Barr & Stroud binoculars with lens shades, marked with broad arrow, in brown leather case.

Pair of First World War British military binoculars, dated 1915, marked with broad arrow mark and numbered no. 24533, by Bausch & Lomb, in brown leather case.

Collection of twenty one antique African hunting arrows, five bows and four various hide arrow cases

A Black Painted Metal Wind Vane Arrow depicting Groom with Rearing Horse, 59cms High

Unknown make 0 Gauge finescale Class V2 Locomotive body and Tender in LNER lined green 'Green Arrow', No.4471, Loco & Tender have been professionally built and painted, loco requires chassis, motor, bogie and pony units to complete, VG in wooden box

A Collection of Binoculars including ZEISS, including a cased set marked 'CARL ZEISS JENA, Jenoptem 10x50, multi-coated'; a cased set marked 'CARL ZEISS JENA, Jenoptem 8x30w'; a cased set marked 'CARL ZEISS JENA, Jenoptem 8x30w'; a cased set marked 'LUMIERE, Paris'; a cased set marked 'DENHILL 8x25'; a cased set marked 'BAUSCH & LOMB Opt. Rochester N.Y. U.S.A. 6x30' and marked to both sides with military broad arrow;

TWO BOXES AND LOOSE METALWARE, PICTURES AND SUNDRY ITEMS, to include a large cast metal table lamp base, height to top of fitting 63cm, an undecorated trench art vase, the base of the shell casing bearing a broad arrow with other indistinct marks, a pair of brass candlesticks with twisted stems, a copper and brass bed warmer, a vintage Rapier brace bit drill, a Spong mincer, a painted wooden fan, a wooden framed mirror carved with ivy leaves, assorted framed prints and original artwork, etc (2 boxes + loose) (sd)

GARRICK TREMAIN (New Zealander B.1941) 'Arrow Basin, Wakatipu', watercolour, signed and dated (19)96 lower right, titled verso and mounted biography, image 36.5cm x 55cm,mounted, framed and glazed (Condition Report: sky may have light sun staining, otherwise appears to be in good condition)

A collection of Militaria comprising, Home Guard cloth Arm Band and cloth Patch, No 50 cloth patch, Boy Scouts Cloth Badge and Acme Whistle, miniature Officers Sword & Scabbard, total length 25cm, Bulls Head Badge, two Gun Cleaning Accessories one marked H.J & S with Broad Arrow, other unmarked

A MP (Military Police) 1949 Cloth Armband, black with red lettering along with a Hudson & Co Whistle marked with Crows arrow and with dated 1949 & numbered AA1981 along with a Flintshire Constabulary Horse Brass and two Lion Headed Buckles dating to 1967 when the Flintshire Constabulary ceased to exist

A possible WWII Bomber Radio/Receiver, no makers marks or Military Arrow seen, heavy item

A Royal Navy Flag, blue withy union jack and anchor, Government Service Ensign, most commonly seen flown by warships undergoing contractors' trials before being commissioned into the Royal Navy, named with Military Arrow No 2 BDTH 5714020, size 43cm x 90cm

WW1 British 1915 Officers Military Compass: Pocket watch type in white metal , stamped to front J.HICKS LONDON V 11147 1915 with arrow stamp.

British Type D Survival Knives: British 2nd pattern knife stamped to blade 1979 with arrow in leather sheath, commercial/ civil market example with brown leather sheath and Rodgers stamped copy in leather sheath. 3 items

British Type D Survival Knives: Early 1st pattern 1950s knife , blade with Wilkinson trade mark stamped to one side of other stamped 1B/4594 with arrow , complete brown leather sheath and 2nd pattern 1982 Falklands War knife with no markings to blade, wood grip is stamped 278214 arrow 82 with leather sheath. 2 items

Australian Owen and Jungle Carbine Bayonets: A fine example of an Australian Owen sub-machine gun bayonet stamped to blade XMA and arrow 52, wood grip stamped SLAZ 52 complete with scabbard which is stamped MANGROVITE 44 and British No 5 jungle carbine bayonet stamped to blade N75 with arrow with metal scabbard and web frog dated 1964 in very good condition. 2 items

WW1 1914 Officers Pocket Compass: White metal pocket watch type compass with stamping to front J.HICKS LONDON 1914 with arrow.