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Great War (?) period original painted sign '24th POW Camp' on arrow with Prince of Wales Feathers emblem. Completely original, painted on plywood. Viewing recommended

WW1 Artillery Sighting Scope for direct fire on an 18 pounder field gun. Barrel marked 'W/D Arrow - W Watson & Sons Ltd London 1916' and Sighting Telescope No 4 MK III with leather lens protectors. Optics clear condition with service wear overall

Edward VI silver shilling, Second Period, January 1549 - April 1550, Tower Mint, mm. - / Arrow, Bust 2, rare, Spink 2465, full, round, well centred, crinkled, NF

Roman set four arrow heads found Anglesey and two Persian Luristan arrow heads

Vintage plated leather bound telescope with Army / Navy issue broad arrow backstamp 299 by Broadhurst & Clarkson (marks very rubbed)

Cast brass bell marked with a government broad arrow, diameter 5 3/4"

A Sheffield plated oval snuff box with hinged lid engraved arrow crest

*Sword. An 1897 Pattern Officer's Sword, the 83cm steel blade by Wilkinson Sword Co Ltd, privately stamped with initials 'H.T.E.', war department arrow, regulation honeysuckle hilt, wire-bound fish-skin grip, domed pommel with top nut, 101cm long overall in its Sam Browne scabbard with leather sword knot inscribed Elmore and frog (1)

*Korea. A group of four to Private W.H. Parker, 1st Battalion, Gloucestershire Regiment, captured during WWII, later serving with the regiment in Korea and saw action at the Battle of Imjin River 1939-1945 Star, War Medal, Korea 1950-53, 1st Britt.Omn type (5184771 Pte W H Parker Glosters), later issues in named card box of issue, United Nations for Korea, extremely fine, with a collection of original paperwork including a black and white photograph of the recipient in Stalag VIIIB prisoner of war camp with Prisoner of War Post envelope addressed to the recipient, a reunion photograph of the recipient with service friends, a newspaper dated 24.7.1991 headlined 'Glorious Glosters' printed with a group photograph which includes the recipient in uniform annotated 'Grandad P' with an arrow, plus various copied research including service papers and debriefing report 5184771 Private William Henry Parker served with the Gloucestershire Regiment from 19.1.1939, served with the British Expeditionary Force (BEF) with the 2nd Battalion, 48th (South Midland) Infantry Division from 1.10.1939, reported Prisoner of War after being captured at Cassel, Northern France 29.5.1940, posted as missing and sent to Stalag VIIIB, Trier (POW No.10776), released 10.5.1945 and admitted to Corse Hill Isolation Hospital, Swindon, re-joined 9.8.1950 and posted to the Wessex Brigade, served in Korea with the 1st Battalion, Gloucestershire Regiment from 1.10.1950, served with the regiment during the Battle of Imjin River, the Gloucestershire Echo report dated 29.10.1951 reports 'Pte. Parker was in the Imjin area, taking supplies to forward positions, but when the bitter three days' and nights' battle started, he, and others, were about four miles away. When the Chinese-Communists made a wider, enveloping circle, he and his fellow drivers made a dash with their laden trucks through enemy-held territory'. (4)

*J.G. Nairne, Five Pounds, 8 April 1915, 73/T 15415, Manchester (Dugg. B.208b), sold with a George V period monochrome advertising postcard titled 'Take A Note!' The "Arrow" Chemical Company, showing a note (2)

*Aircraft Instruments. A collection of instruments, mostly WWII and later, including Air Speed indicator, with broad military arrow, 7 cm diameter, various other Air Speed indicators, an aluminium wheel hub (possibly from a Spitfire) stamped B A7500 and BA7538, 12.5 cm diameter, plus artificial horizon with Air Ministry stamps, plus a leather flying helmet (4)

Two deck watches signed, Hamilton, 1940's, the first: (calibre 2974B) lever movement signed and numbered 2K8891, dust cover, enamel dial with Arabic numerals, seconds dial, base metal screw back engraved Bureau of ships U.S.Navy comparing watch N 12140-1943, 52mm wide; the second: (calibre 3992B) lever movement signed and numbered 30482, white dial with an inner red seconds dial, centre seconds, base metal case with screw back engraved Navigation Master watch 0552 521 0243 board arrow serial No.801-1942 Hamilton Watch Co H.S.3, 52mm wide25.04.16, Both cases with surface scratches, case backs are engraved, enamel dial watch with two faint hairline cracks, movements are in going order.

A 1926 FH Adams die cast Golden Arrow vehicle, in associated box.

B.R.D.C. A Souvenir of the Dinner given by the Club, to Major Sir Henry Segrave and Captain J. S. Irving, in honour of the attainment of the speed of 231mph. Dated April 29th, 1929, a cord-tied 8pp booklet, with a full-page Bryan de Grineau image of the Golden Arrow on the ISFC, and an F. Gordon Crosby image on page 3, the centre-spread containing the menu and toasts list and a cut-away of the car, signed on the front cover by Segrave and Irving, also similarly signed on the centre-spread by both men, together with Kaye Don (Kaye Ernest Donsky), John Theodore Cuthbert Moore-Brabazon (First Baron Brabazon of Tara) and Sir Arthur Stanley. Page 6 images the Miss England boat in action by de Grineau, together with a picture of the Wakefield Trophy ISRC. Sound and intact, the publication is a little soiled, creased at the corners and some ghosting of the signatures The B.R.D.C. had been inaugurated as a social club in April 1928 with 25 members, and it was not until 1929 that the club became involved with the promotion of racing events. This dinner menu probably represents the earliest, if not the first, B.R.D.C. promotion of a World Land Speed Record. (1)

*Dinkie Doo Mascot. A quality mid-1920s accessory mascot by Augustine & Emile Lejeune with a registered design number of 671966 inscribed at the rear of the base, this well-crafted mascot, depicting a winged cupid character with a bow and arrow, features glass eyes, whereas the standard model, with a registration number of 671968, does not, not mounted, 5 ins (13 cm) high (1)

A very large framed and glazed limited edition signed print by Uli Ehret. Numbered 5 / 100 and titled Mercedes Silberpfeil ( Silver Arrow ) the print itself being of Herbert Lang in the 1938 Francreich GP H176x99cm

An 18th / 19th century Delft blue and white plate decorated with a spray of peacock feathers in a fan design bearing arrow under M with scrolled mark to centre verso W35cm

Reuben Hunt (1879-1962) British. "I'm in Charge", Young Children, with a Bow and Arrow, Oil on Canvas, Signed, 20" x 30". Provenance; Bridgeman Library, titled 'Archery Practice'.

An early 20th Century firemans axe with wood shaft, in leather pouch on leather belt with belt line, the wood shaft stamped with arrow mark and "20"

A Smiths circa 1950's v308 military 8 day aircraft cockpit clock with time of trip function, marked with ministry broad arrow to rear of case

A Fairbairn-Sykes WWII fighting knife in leather scabbard. Impressed with broad arrow B2 to guard (29.5cm overall)

A collection of WWI and later military binoculars A pair of 7x CF41 Barr & Stroud binoculars with broad arrow mark, together with associated leather case, a pair of Ross London Power 8 binoculars, pair of Kershaw Bino Prism 2 Mk III x6 binoculars, with range sights, complete with canvas case (3).

A bronze Bodhisattva, 19th century, seated cross-legged with a bow, arrow, and sword in his hands, 7.5cm

A flambé Hu,early 20th century, the rectangular pear body with 'arrow handles' and under a streaked oxblood glaze, the corners cream and kingfisher-blue, four character seal mark of Yongzheng,27.5cm二十世纪初 窑变釉杏圆贯耳方壶 《雍正年制》篆书刻款

A 19th century arrow head, the 'V' or Karinata shaped bronze head inlaid with a gold coloured geometric pattern, with long steel tang, possibly Japanese or Indo-Persian.

BATMAN VS. SUPERMAN: An excellent original colour 18 x 12 pen and ink drawing of the American super heroes Batman and Superman, drawn by an unidentified artist (signed with their intitals TP and dated 2004 in their hand to the lower right corner) in the manner of Infantino & Anderson. The well executed drawing depicts Batman and Superman standing alongside each other in head and shoulders poses, with a host of seven other comic book heroes in the immediate background including Wonder Woman, The Flash. Green Lantern, Green Arrow etc. VG Carmine Infantino (1925-2013) and Murphy Anderson (1926-2015) American Comic Book Artists, famous for their contributions to the characters of DC Comics in the Golden and Silver Age of Comic Books

A full Hunter pocket watch .875 cased hallmarked silver, white enamel dial with arrow markers, subsidiary second hand at 6 o'clock watch face marked Lebet and Fils Buttes - in working order

A 9ct gold cased Longines gentleman's wristwatch, the circular silvered dial with arrow head markers and Arabic numerals at 12, 3, 6 and 9 centre sweep second hand on leather strap - some discolouration on dial, surface scratches to glass face, small denting to back - in Longines box - in working order - 33mm diameter, 18mm lug width

A gentleman's 1940's British Military issue WWII black dial vertex wristwatch manual wind movement, the black circular dial with Arabic numerals and subsidiary second hand at 6 o'clock, luminous hour markers, steel hands, military arrow to dial and case back, marked WWW A9200 3522116 37mm across diameter, 18mm lug width -light surface scratches to case and glass face, in working order

GREAT WAR - A BRITISH TRENCH ART SPRING LOADED DESK PAPER CLIP fashioned from a brass shell case inscribed '18 Pr. R.L. (Royal Laboratories)' and bearing W.D. arrow device mounted on an ebonised mahogany base together with two shell fuse paperweights, (3).

GREAT WAR - THE WELSH GUARDS - A RARE COMMEMORATIVE HAND CARVED OAK LOVING SPOON of traditional Welsh form, made from the oak of the bombed Cloth Hall at Ypres decorated with two pierced heart devices and inlaid with bone panels, inscribed 'Ypres 1917 'and '1st Welsh Guards 1915' bearing a small paper label to reverse 'Cloth Hall Ypres', 26.5cm long, together with two Welsh Guards cloth collar insignia, a Kings crown brass plate marked with the WD broad arrow device to reverse and a hand-written three page letter posted from France July the 25th 1918 by 1581 Private Hugh James, No.2 Company, 8th Platoon, 1st Battalion Welsh Guards, B.E.F. France to his brother in Wales. The Welsh Guards were founded by Royal Warrant on the 26th of February 1915 by order of His Majesty King George V in order to include Wales in the national component to the Foot Guards On 17 August 1915 the 1st Battalion sailed for France to join the Guards Division to commence its participation in the Great War.

SECOND WORLD WAR - A LARGE BRITISH INERT NAVETTE SHAPED IRON PROJECTILE with cut ridges to body and multi-finned tail the shaft stamped with the WD broad arrow device above '3' the removable inert fuse stamped 'No.1521 WBL/C 9/42', 85cm.

SECOND WORLD WAR A British Naval Morse/Signal Torch of brass and copper construction, 25cm long together with boson's nickel-plated whistle the bowl bearing WD broad arrow device's and a pair of Naval Binocular's, (3).

SECOND WORLD WAR - A PAIR OF BRITISH NAVAL BARR & STROUD 7 X CF41 BINOCULARS serial no. 61501 of standard production specification, the barrels typically bearing the large ministry broad arrow devices, complete with strap and leather lens covers, cased.

AN ANTIQUE AFRICAN HUNTING BOW, with a small quantity of arrow, L 149 cm

A tiger's eye necklace and similar bracelet, together with another tiger's eye necklace with arrow head shaped pendant, and a moonstone bead bracelet

Danbury and Franklin Mint Vehicles, four vehicles including 1935 Chevrolet, 1989 F40 Ferrari, 1933 Pierce Silver Arrow and Humvee M966, G-VG (4)

British Army Jungle Survival Knife with wooden handle having contract number, broad arrow stamp and date 84 (1984). Housed in its original leather scabbard. Accompanied by a 1970’s Martindale Birmingham British Army survival Machete housed in its earlier green scabbard and a boxed modern German made (Boker) Magnum collection knife in mint condition. (3 items)

An Art Deco chrome plated table clock, with Greek key pattern bezel, sunburst dial, and arrow hands, 5.8cm high

ALLBON ARROW 1.5cc Glow, on an alloy mount.

RIVERS SILVER ARROW 3.5cc diesel, rebuilt with DEREK GILES crankcase, nearly new.

An Art Deco figure of a female archer, lacking arrow, 27cm

A machete with scabbard, S & J Kitchin Ltd., Sheffield, with broad arrow, 1945

Two stopwatches including military issue with broad arrow, 1/10 Sec. VC/2534, 6828 to the case back

Toxophily: a K G Archery KG1 69" recurve bow, with Les Howis 40lb limbs; arrow rest, button and string, with a set of five arrows, in rifle case.

A pair of antique military field binoculars, with broad arrow.

A collection of approx 200 year old Native American arrow and spear heads found in Montana and Wyoming, possibly from the Cheyenne and Crow tribes

Stamps, Military a large collection of Air Display and Air Show covers from the 1970’s, including red arrow, blue eagles, red devils, the sparrowhawks to name but a few, most covers signed by all members of the display team; notable signatures include Air Vice Marshal De Severne MVO OBE AFC MBIM; GENERAL Sir R. H. Hewetson GCB CBE DSO; and Air Chief Marshal Sir Neil Cameron GCB CBE DSO DFC ADC, Chief of the Air Staff. (good, 1 album)

London Underground enamel sign for Hammersmith & City and Circle Lines with an arrow, blue letters on a white ground with pink and yellow bands to top - 68" x 16"

Oval double sided enamel Post Office sign, red letters and arrow on a cream ground - 18" x 12" excluding mounting bracket

Possibly Barclays tinplate stream lined truck in red and blue livery with Arrow Special Delivery logos - 13" long x 4" wide x 3.5" high

A CHINESE BLUE & WHITE PORCELAIN ARROW VASE, decorated with two scenes of the He He Erxian in the company of a goat, the base with a six-character Yongzheng mark, 5.8in high.

English long bow, 80 pound draw weight t/w one war arrow and Bobkins arrows

A box containing a pair of jet earrings, a pearl stick pin and a white metal past arrow.

Retailed by Asprey and Son, a Victorian gold telescopic plumb bob pencil, maker's mark W T for Walter Thornhill, also marked M, probably for Mordan and engraved with an arrow, also with a lozenge mark for 12 September 1873, also engraved 'No.1094', with six telescopic pull-out sections and with a ring terminal, length extended 12cm, length shut 5cm. Plumb bob pencils were also known as spinning tops and peg tops. This pencil was one that Thornhill and Mordan co-operated in. For similar examples and further reading see: Bull, K., The KB Collection of Pencils, 2012, pages 68 and 69.

JAEGER-LECOUTRE GILT BRASS SWISS ATMOS CLOCK circa 1960s, signed Atmos calibre 526-6 movement numbered 111721, the square dial with applied gilt Arabic numeral and arrow hour markers, gilt hands, set within a gilt brass and bevelled four perspex panel case, 24cm high

A Queen Mary Christmas tin with tobacco, brass buttons and brass cleaning guard stamped 1955, three whistles - ARP, AM and Hudson Army Issue with broad arrow

Two hand bells, one with cast-in military arrow, both with turned handles (af).

SET OF SIX WILLIAM IV SILVER FIDDLE PATTERN DESSERT SPOONS maker John James Whiting, London 1837, each handle engraved with initial 'E', each 18cm long; together with a set of six early Victorian fiddle pattern dessert forks, maker Samuel Hayne & Dudley Cater, London 1838, each handle engraved with heraldic right arm holding an arrow, each 17cm long, approximately 680g gross (12)

A quantity of flint arrow heads and a scraper.