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Boucheron, ref. 8092, a lady's Art Deco 18 carat gold wristwatch, circa 1930, Swiss rectangular movement, 15 jewels, cal. FHF5, silvered dial, Arabic numerals, arrow hands, lapis lazuli lugs, snap back, case signed , on a cordette strap with lapis lazuli clasp, width 10mm

Chopard, Mille Miglia, ref. 8331, a stainless steel wristwatch, no. 688775, circa 1999, automatic chronograph movement, 37 jewels, cal. 284-9, adjusted to 4 positions, black dial, Arabic numerals, luminous baton hands, subsidiary dials for running seconds, 30 minute and 12 hour recording, red arrow tipped chronograph hand, date aperture between 4 and 5 o'clock, screwed down glazed back, dial and movement signed , on a black rubber Chopard strap, accompanied by a Chopard case, instruction booklet and outer card box, diameter 39mm

Omega, Speedmaster, ref. 175.0084, a stainless steel chronograph wristwatch, circa 1995, cal. 1151, no. 375.0084, automatic chronograph movement, 25 jewels, grey dial, luminous Arabic numerals, luminous baton hands, subsidiary dials for running seconds, minutes and hours recording, day-date aperture at 12 o'clock, red centre seconds hand and yellow arrow date hand, tachometer bezel, screw down back, case, dial and movement signed , with a black leather Omega strap, Diameter 38mm

A green To The Trains sign, arrow left

A pair of cong shaped crackleware vases, 28.5cm high together with a crackleware arrow vase, 30cm high (3)

Omega British Military RAF Issue Stainless Steel Gents Wristwatch, circa 1953, reference 2777-1, the black dial with thin military arrow, Arabic numerals, green luminous markers and hands, cal. 283 17 jewel movement, no. 13060695, original dust cover, the screw back with military broad arrow and ordinance numbering 6645 101000, aircraft issue 6B/542 and store number and year 4561/53, 37mm

GENTLEMAN'S GOLD PLATED ROLEX OYSTERDATE PRECISION WRISTWATCH c.1950s, the dial with yellow metal arrow batons and hands with date aperture at three, signed ROLEX movement numbered 34305, sweeping seconds, fitted with a black leather strap, 33mm, 19.5mm lug width

GENTLEMAN'S AGRICULTURAL INTEREST STERLING SILVER AND GOLD ROCKFORD POCKET WATCH the white dial with Arabic numerals and subsidiary seconds at six, blued steel arrow hands, the case back depicting an agricultural scene in unmarked rose gold, signed keyless wind movement stamped "ROCKFORD WATCH CO 17 JEWELS ADJUSTED 534576", case marked "ILLINOIS WATCH CASE CO ELGIN USA STERLING SILVER 925", 50mm, 199gms gross

RARE GENTLEMAN'S 1950s BLACK HONEYCOMB DIAL OMEGA WRISTWATCH 1954, the black honeycomb dial with gilt arrow batons and hands, sweeping seconds, signed 283 calibre hand wind movement numbered 15003996, fitted with a brown leather strap, 34mm, 17mm lug width

LADY'S GOLD PLATED GUCCI 3300L MOTHER OF PEARL QUARTZ DRESS WATCH the mother of pearl dial with blued steel arrow hands, Roman numeral chapter ring to bezel, in gold plated case and integral strap, numbered 0060188, unsigned seven quartz movement, in original box, 26mm, total length 175mm

A Victorian diamond and seed pearl bar brooch in the form of an arrow, the shaft set with a pearl and diamond flower head, the arrow head and feathers mounted with seed pearls. Metal unmarked.Dimensions: 4.25 cm long. 4.6 grams.Condition reportGood condition.

Railway Ephemera - W.J. Badger - Chief Inspector Pullman Car Company A large collection of ephemera collected by Mr. Walter James Badger the Chief Inspector of the Pullman Car Co. Ltd from 1908-1951, Golden Arrow, Fleche D'Or, Southern Belle, Italian Pullman. Including: photographs, letters, leaflets, Pullman greetings cards, his certificate of discharge, luggage tags, newspaper cuttings, menus, photos of Sir Oswald Mosley; Benito Mussolini; Tommy Farr (signed); Madeleine Carroll (signed), carriage interiors and press shots; several of Badgers own sketches, initialled WJB, Golden Way magazines, letters from Duke of Westminster and others; a painted wooden presentation shield.Dimensions: Condition report

Scarce Frog ‘The Silver Arrow’ Low Wing Monoplane Air liner, aluminium fuselage, with red wings, registration G-A DON, Frog trade mark to rear tailfin, in very good condition, small glue repair to wheel station, with original box, in fair to good condition, complete with all end flaps approx 12” (31cm) long

A WWI leather and brass telescope marked T.T & H Ltd 1918 no. 35650 Tel. sig. (Mk IV) also G.S. with broad arrow below

A set of De Grave Short Fanner & Co postage scales, marked to pan GPO with broad arrow, with stack of GPO marked weights by J&J Siddons

A three tier GPO ladder postage scale by Degrave & Co London, stamped to lower beams and 4oz pan GP0 and broad arrow, the base mounted with 1, 2 and 4oz weights

A 7lb brass bar weight with ministry broad arrow, PTC and 11 to top and Elizabeth II cypher to underside

The Mckell Medical Almanack, - in German, illuminated manuscript on parchment [Alsace, c in German, illuminated manuscript on parchment [Alsace, c .1445] 12 leaves, single gathering, set out as medical-astronomical prognostications followed or proceeded by calendar for each month, most probably wanting a last leaf with the prognostications for December, else complete, double column of 32 lines in a fine prickly German vernacular bookhand, with capitals touched in red, 2-line initials in alternate red and muted turquoise-blue, rubrics and major feasts in red, each column of prognostications headed by an elaborate crocketed golden arch containing the sun or the moon (as a man's face wearing a cowl peeking out from a golden crescent) above a half-page depiction of an astronomer looking skyward or seated reading (11 in total), each calendar leaf with the occupation of the month within a large gold-edged roundel (approximately 50mm. in diameter), above a similarly sized portrait of the zodiac symbol for the month (often partly illuminated), slightly trimmed at outer edges (with small loss to edge of three illustrations), small spots and cockling in places, erased inscription (perhaps Early Modern ex libris) on last leaf, else very good condition, 205mm. by 105mm., eighteenth- or nineteenth-century binding of white vellum over stiff pasteboards, with single gilt-fillet and small ducal coronet in centre of front board, rebacked, fitted gilt-tooled leather case This is the long-lost Mckell Medical Almanack from the workshop of the celebrated artist Dietbold Lauber, last recorded and seen exactly sixty years ago, and previously available to scholarship only in black-and-white facsimile Provenance: (1) Commissioned c .1445 by a patron in the diocese of Strasbourg (the Calendar leaves having the local saints, Erhard, Gangolf, Udalric and Lendelinus amongst others), from the workshop of the artist Dietbold Lauber in Alsace. (2) Col. David McCandless Mckell (1881-1962) of Cillicothe, Ohio, fellow of the Morgan Library and an American friend of the Bodleian, who collected medieval manuscripts and children's books. This volume was exhibited in the library of the University of Kentucky in March 1958, accompanied by a published study by Rosy Schilling and a separate black-and-white facsimile. The manuscript itself has not been seen since then. Saurma-Jeltsch published her study in 2001 and likewise Mackert in 2012 without seeing it, and both list it as 'untraced'. Text and Illumination: Variants of the text here enjoyed great popularity in Germany in the fifteenth century both as part of larger works, or as a work in itself (as here) similar to the later so-called shepherd's calendars. In some manuscripts it is followed by short treatises on the planets, human temperaments and other medical matters, but as Schilling observed in 1958 the individual layout here suggests that this text always stood alone. It opens with predictions on what will happen in the year depending on which day of the week the first day of January falls on (if Monday the weather will be extreme and there will be little honey and much manslaughter ; if a Thursday the weather will be fine, but there will be little wine ; if a Friday many will have sore eyes ), and includes entries for January advising against bleeding but advising for drinking strong wine with ginger, for February advising bleeding only through the thumb and to eat hot food and drink also warm wine , for March advising to eat roast meat and often bathe, this is healthy and to be bled and cupped often, with further months receiving instructions to consume certain medicinal herbs, eat no meat from the feet of animals, abstain from all smoked meats, not go often to women , as well as offer predictions about thunder, weather changes or meteorites bringing war and death in their wake. It was clearly a prestigious commission for a wealthy patron, and Schilling identified the artist as a member of the workshop of the artist and publisher Diebold Lauber in Hagenau, Alsace. As she notes, the same artist also worked on a Legenda Aurea (now in Berlin, Staatsliche Bibl., Germ. Fol.495), and a Book of Chess (now British Library, Addit. MS.21458). Lauber administered a substantial workshop, which produced over 50 surviving illustrated manuscripts in the German language, dating from between c .1427 and 1470, with a combined total of more than 6000 miniatures. They have been comprehensively surveyed by Saurma-Jeltsch (including the present manuscript, see above). They represent a crucial point in the development of illustrated German literature, and stand at the intersection, not only of art and economic history, but also of religious, linguistic, and literary history. Written in the vernacular and endowed with ambitious programmes of pictorial decoration, the books signal a 'coming of age' of vernacular literature (J.F. Hamburger in Medium Aevum , LXXII, 2003, p. 362). The significant illuminations are: (1) fol.1v, enthroned astronomer with golden crown and ermine cloak, gazing at a golden star above; (2) fol.2r, a three-faced king at table and the water-carrier with a golden ewer; (3) fol.2v, a man warming his hands and feet by a fire over which sausages are smoking, and two pale brown fish; (4) fol.3r, a finely detailed portrait of the astronomer with a turban-like headdress with a two flowing tails, again pointing at a golden star; (5) fol.3v, the astronomer again in the same position wearing a red and blue pointed hat; (6) fol.4r, a man pruning vines and a ram with golden horns straining its neck and poking out its tongue to reach leaves of a bush it stands against; (7) fol.4v, a maiden with flowers and a docile-looking red-brown bull; (8) fol.5r, the astronomer pointing to a star; (9) fol.5v, the astronomer in a blue robe seated and reading a book at a desk, with an angular banderole inscribed Es wert ein Zeichen geschehen ; (10) fol.6r, a nobleman with hawk and horse, and the twins naked with a golden harp; (11) fol.6v, a man mowing grass and a bright red lobster; (12) fol.7r, the astronomer crowned and enthroned, holding a book; (13) fol.7v, the same as a robed figure with tight-fitting hat with a tassel on top; (14) fol.8r, a man harvesting corn and a large yellow lion poking his tongue out at the scene above; (15) fol.8v, a man threshing and the Virgin with gold wings pointing at a tree; (16) fol.9r, the astronomer before a book on a lectern; (17) fol.9v, the same seated with a book under his elbow; (18) fol.10r, a man sowing and a pair of gold scales; (19) fol.10v, pressing grapes and a green and brown scorpion; (20) fol.11r, the astronomer with a flowing headdress; (21), fol.11v, the same clean-shaven, seated and reading; (22) fol.12r, the knocking down of the acorns to feed hogs, and a centaur with bow and arrow looking at a magpie in a tree; (23) fol.12v, killing the hog and a seated ram with golden horns, poking his tongue out. Publications: Rosy Schilling, 'A facsimile of an Astronomical medical calendar in German (Studio of Diebolt Lauber at Hagenau, about 1430-1450): from the Library of Colonel David McC. McKell', University of Kentucky Libraries Bulletin 18, 1958; Rosy Schilling, 'Astronomical medical calendar: German, studio of Diebolt Lauber at Hagenau, 15th century, c. 1430-50', University of Kentucky Libraries Bulletin 18, Occ. Contribution 97, 1958; L.E. Saurma-Jeltsch, Spätformen mittelalterlicher Buchherstellung. Bilderhandschriften aus der Werkstatt Diebold Laubers in Hagenau , Bd. 2, 2001, p. 17; C. Mackert, 'Ein typisches Produkt aus der Spätzeit der Lauber-Werkstatt? Zur Handschrift der 'Leipziger Margarethe'', in Aus der Werkstatt Diebold Laubers, 2012, pp. 299-326; and listed on the online Handschriftencensus : Eine Bestandsaufnahme der handschriftlichen Überlieferung deutschsprachiger Texte des Mittelalters , as no.14903

A Second World War period iron horse shoe shaped box, by Beaumont & Wood Ltd, with broad arrow mark above 1948, fitted with a keyhole but no lock, and chain mounts.

MILITARY STEREOSCOPE UNIVERSAL BAR-PARALLAX made by J. M. G. & Sons Ltd., model B.1043, inside mahogany bow with brass identification plaque, military arrow on plaque and instrument, box 46.5cm long

Photography - a miniature Japanese camera, the Arrow, 5cm wide, leather, cased; others; Kodak Brownie, Instamatic; a Maxim 1000 35 mm camera; a Halina pocket camera; etc

A Pair of Empire Gilt Bronze Candelabra France circa 1810, the central stem is decorated in low relief with stylised arrows, each raised upon a domed base decorated with enclosed anthemion and further arrow ornament, the scroll arms are enriched with machined neo-classical ornament and finely chased acanthus leaf, the fourth socle is disguised as a reeded attenuated vase with a domed cover, which reverses to form a castellated candle holder, 46cm high

A WWII Dunn & Co Bakelite ARP helmet, together with carrying satchel for the helmet, marked with a broad arrow, ARP and possible Haversack (2)

A 15 carat gold bar brooch modelled as an Arrow through two Horseshoes.

An Art Deco blue glass perfume decanter, with an arrow head stopper, H. 19cm.

Two Schylling 1929 Land Speed Record Car 'Golden Arrow' model vehicles (one unopened), collection of Burango and other model vehicles and a vintage car horn with fixings in one box

A collection of twelve Neolithic worked flint arrow heads of various sizes reputedly from the Sahara (12)

19th Century Zulu steel throwing axe, with pommel end and long shaft terminating with an arrow head shape axe head, 61cm long, together with a Zulu spear with a steel spear head and leather clad shaft (AF) 77cm long

Rolex Oyster perpetual stainless steel gentleman's wristwatch, the silvered dial with arrow hour makers and the numerals 3,6 and 9, original Rolex stainless steel bracelet strap, in original box, case 35mm wide

Rare Jaeger LeCoultre stainless steel British Military mark 11 wristwatch, dated 1948, the gloss black dial with applied Arabic numerals, luminous markers and hands, manual wind movement signed Jaeger-LeCoultre with military arrow, numbered, calibre 488/SBr, military case with fixed bars, signed Le Coultre Co, issue markings ^ 6B/346 3233/48, case 32mm diameter

A WW2 British Army Scout Regiment three draw telescope signed TELE.SCT.REGTS MK 11s H.C.R. & SON LTD. OS126GA. No.11290 with the War Department arrow. Brass construction and measures 31.75 inches with the ray shade extended with a camouflaged brown leather carry case with all straps

A SUPERB REGENCY BRONZE CUPID with bow and arrow standing on a porphyry circular base. 12.5ins high.

A WWII fluid damped MkIII British Army compass, impressed "TG Co Ltd London no. B186511" and dated 1942m with broad arrow mark, in leather case with strap.

Two hallmarked silver brooches, one modelled as an arrow centred with a thistle and set with stones, Birmingham 1906, the other decorated with Celtic motifs, Chester 1937, approx 0.26ozt. CONDITION REPORT: Thistle leaves are slightly bent, tiny nicks to hardstone. Small chip to amethyst flower head.

An IWC mark XI military wrist watch, issued by RAF in 1952. Original black tritium dial with ordnance arrow, luminous marks and hands, stainless steel case, black engraved 63/346, 1492/52. Having Caliber 89 International Watch hand wound movement. on a later military style strap. Complete with period strap and box

A Leica Standard Camera, chrome, serial no. 271210, with Leitz Elmar f/3.5 50mm lens, chrome, serial no. 306159, body, G, shutter working, lens, G, some light internal haze and cleaning marks, with SCNOO winder; engraving to top of camera ‘No.8’, with a black arrow and to base of SCNOO ‘No.8 á’, also with broad arrow

A Reid & Sigrist Reid IIIa Military Rangefinder Camera, chrome, serial no. P3190, with Taylor Hobson Anastigmat f/2 2” lens, chrome, serial no. 330179, body, VG, shutter working, slow speeds sticking, lens, VG, some very light internal marks, with maker’s lens cap in case; very late example with British military markings to rear ‘W6/WF/0269’ with the broad arrow below; simular example sold by WestLicht December 2009, lot 322

A J. H. Dallmeyer 2B War Department Aluminium Lens, with inscription ‘iris added by T.T.&H. Feb 3 1919’, serial no. 51380, body, G, missing rack and pinion, G-VG, some light marks to rear elements and internal haze, together with a small fungal patch to front element, in T. T. & H. flange, with maker’s aluminium lens hood; engraved to barrel ‘W. D.’ and with broad arrow

A pair of Empire style open steelwork pedestal consoles, with glass tops, the side panels with crossed arrow design, 78 x 56 cm

Buren Grand Prix military, Swiss made pocket watch, stamp to the reverse with military arrow, capitals G.S.T.P. H15849.

London Underground ENAMEL SIGN 'TO THE TRAINS' featuring a 4-flight arrow and thus believed to date from the late 1920s/early1930s. Measures 37" (94cm) across including 'after-market' frame. Two small chips to the face have been touched in, otherwise the sign is in very good condition. [1]

Quantity of London Transport road and rail POCKET MAPS comprising the 'London'/'London's Railways' series 1956-1975, the 'Welcome' series 1962-66, Sightseeing & Tourist issues 1969-78 and Red Arrow issues from 1973 & 1975. In very good to mint condition. [38]

American Challenge Coin (Mission Command Training Program 'Decisive Victory' Since 1982) Arrow shaped gilt and enamel challenge coin. Good

A mid 20th Century bell bearing broad arrow and E.R. markings

An Inuit green stone sculpture of a hunter with bow and arrow, signed to base, 15.5 cm high

A Schylling Collector Series Landspeed Record Car boxed group to include; Sir Malcolm Campbell's Bluebird and The Golden Arrow (2) Condition Report / Extra Information No certificates. Overall condition very good. Appears unused.

A 925 silver Links Of London arrow and heart charm bracelet

CHINESE SCHOOL, circa 1900, HUNTSMAN WITH HIS BOW AND ARROW BESIDE A HORSE, watercolour on silk, bears three red Chinese stamps and a signature, framed and glazed, 50cm by 35cm

Jago Max Williams, Exhibited for Hunting Art 1 Prizes 1995, oil on canvas entitled Artemis, portrait of a lady wearing a hat and burgundy shawl holding an arrow - 29" x 39.5" in unglazed black frame

Two carved wooden figures, one of an Ethnic warrior with bow and arrow, the other of a female in a crouching position together with a figure of a frog on a lily pad - 11.5", 10" and 3.25" tall

A COLLECTION OF FOUR NATIVE AMERICAN CARVED STONE ARROW HEADS of varying form, 5 to 7cm long (4)

A RECORD STAINLESS STEEL BRITISH MILITARY ISSUE WRISTWATCH, MARKED WWW, ARROW AND L18933 636780

A 9ct gold and Peridot bar brooch weighing 2.7 grams, together with a Sitzendorf porcelain figure, a leather cased glass and a metal salt with War Dept. broad arrow stamp. (4)

An attractive Art Deco platinum blue zircon and diamond pendant, c1920, set with collet milgrain set old brilliant cut diamonds with platinum open arrow head connections, with a brilliant cut zircon to the centre suspending a large oval mixed cut zircon, platinum and diamond drop

Fifteen pieces of Persian weaponary, mostly bronze and iron, including two Luristan swords, spearhead knife blade, arrow heads and a further sword with quillons in the form of human heads; and a further fifteen pieces, mostly spearheads, fragmentary (30).

Omega British Military RAF Issue Stainless Steel Gents Wristwatch, circa 1953, reference 2777-1, the black dial with thin military arrow, Arabic numerals, green luminous markers and hands, cal. 283 17 jewel movement, no. 13060695, original dust cover, the screw back with military broad arrow and ordinance numbering 6645 101000, aircraft issue 6B/542 and store number and year 4561/53, 37mm

Diana Princess of Wales - handwritten note to her bodyguard Sergeant Allan Peters, discussing her movements over several days, in a handwritten envelope with a small finger print smudge which Diana has marked with an arrow 'William'

A BOXED DINKY TOYS A.E.C. ARTICULATED ESSO FUEL TANKER, No.945, with a boxed Dinky Toys A.E.C. Merryweather Marquis Fire Tender, No.285, boxed Dinky Toys A.E.C. Merlin 'Red Arrow' single deck bus, No.283 and boxed Dinky Toys Leyland Atlantean Silver Jubilee bus, No.297, first three in yellowed/damaged vacuform packages

WALTHAM MILITARY POCKET WATCH with top winder, luminous Arabic numerals and subsidiary dial, nine jewels movement numbered '31471514', the backplate with War Department Arrow

A Fabulous 16th Century Franco Flemish Oak Sculpture carved in the round with Saint Sebastian depicted with long wavy hair, tied to a post; his body pierced with arrow holes, 36 ins (91 cms) in height.