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A Rare Stainless Steel Military Wristwatch, signed IWC, Mark X, circa 1945, (calibre 83) lever movement numbered 1087071, black dial with Arabic numerals and luminous dot outer markers, broad arrow, subsidiary seconds, luminous hands, snap-on back inscribed with broad arrow WWW M16441 and repeated inside the back cover and numbered 1135421, 34mm wide The IWC Mark X was issued to a member of the British Royal Air Force and these watches were designed and issued for active service in the 1940`s. 22.09.14, Case with surface scratches, minor dents to the bezel and sides, later bracelet, glass with scratches, original dial with eight outer luminous dot and baton markers missing, luminous markers are faded, hands are stained and the luminous is faded, movement needs cleaning, movement is complete and in going order.
A Stainless Steel Military Wristwatch, signed Omega, circa 1940, lever movement numbered 9011908, black dial with a broad arrow and luminous Arabic numerals, subsidiary seconds, luminous steel hands, screw back inscribed with a broad arrow and numbered Y1862 10666061, inside back cover with the repeated number and broad arrow, 35mm wide 19.09.14, Case with light surface scratches, back cover with minor dents, dial has been restored to a high standard finish, movement needs cleaning, in going order, later strap.
A Stainless Steel Military Wristwatch, signed Omega, circa 1945, lever movement numbered 10280260, black dial with luminous Arabic numerals and a broad arrow, subsidiary seconds, screw back with broad arrow and numbered WWW Y19451 10683650, 34mm wide 16.09.14, Case back with surface scratches, lugs with minor dents, dial with small scratches and the outer luminous dot and baton markers are very slightly faded, hands are stained, movement in going order, later strap.
A Stainless Steel Military Centre Seconds Wristwatch, signed International Watch Co, Mark XI, circa 1951, lever movement, black dial with luminous Arabic and baton markers and marked with a broad arrow and a T, luminous hands, screw back engraved with a broad arrow and numbered 6B/346 512/51, 35mm wide 09.10.14, Case with surface scratches and minor dents to the sides, bezel and back, plexi glass with small scratches, later strap and buckle, dial is clean, movement in going order.
A Stainless Steel Military Wristwatch, signed Buren, Grand Prix, circa 1945, lever movement with dust cover , black dial with luminous Arabic and dot markers, broad arrow, subsidiary seconds, screw back inscribed with broad arrow WWW H 9048 339211, inscription repeated inside back cover, 36mm wide 25.09.14, Case with light surface scratches and minor dents to the lugs and bezel which are visible under an eyeglass, later strap, dial with slight fading to the luminous dot markers, movement needs cleaning and small signs of staining to the wheels, in going order.
A Good Ormolu and Bronze Striking Mantel Clock with Garniture, circa 1880, the elaborate case decorated with cherubs holding a bow and arrow, birds and a horn, base depicting floral swags and musical instruments, 5-inch case dial with Roman numeral cartouches, twin barrel movement with outside countwheel striking on a bell, backplate stamped H&F Paris and numbered 4268, 63cm high, with ormolu and bronze campana form and cover garniture decorated with cherubs, 39cm high 08.10.14, Ormolu slightly faded in parts, case back slightly bowed to the lower edge, 11 o`clock numeral with a minor chip to the edge, movement needs cleaning, garniture with slight fading to the ormolu, minor scratches in parts.
A Rare Stainless Steel Military Wristwatch, signed IWC, Mark X, circa 1945, (calibre 83) lever movement numbered 1087071, black dial with Arabic numerals and luminous dot outer markers, broad arrow, subsidiary seconds, luminous hands, snap-on back inscribed with broad arrow WWW M16441 and repeated inside the back cover and numbered 1135421, 34mm wide The IWC Mark X was issued to a member of the British Royal Air Force and these watches were designed and issued for active service in the 1940`s. 22.09.14, Case with surface scratches, minor dents to the bezel and sides, later bracelet, glass with scratches, original dial with eight outer luminous dot and baton markers missing, luminous markers are faded, hands are stained and the luminous is faded, movement needs cleaning, movement is complete and in going order.
A Stainless Steel Military Wristwatch, signed Omega, circa 1940, lever movement numbered 9011908, black dial with a broad arrow and luminous Arabic numerals, subsidiary seconds, luminous steel hands, screw back inscribed with a broad arrow and numbered Y1862 10666061, inside back cover with the repeated number and broad arrow, 35mm wide 19.09.14, Case with light surface scratches, back cover with minor dents, dial has been restored to a high standard finish, movement needs cleaning, in going order, later strap.
A Stainless Steel Military Wristwatch, signed Omega, circa 1945, lever movement numbered 10280260, black dial with luminous Arabic numerals and a broad arrow, subsidiary seconds, screw back with broad arrow and numbered WWW Y19451 10683650, 34mm wide 16.09.14, Case back with surface scratches, lugs with minor dents, dial with small scratches and the outer luminous dot and baton markers are very slightly faded, hands are stained, movement in going order, later strap.
A Stainless Steel Military Centre Seconds Wristwatch, signed International Watch Co, Mark XI, circa 1951, lever movement, black dial with luminous Arabic and baton markers and marked with a broad arrow and a T, luminous hands, screw back engraved with a broad arrow and numbered 6B/346 512/51, 35mm wide 09.10.14, Case with surface scratches and minor dents to the sides, bezel and back, plexi glass with small scratches, later strap and buckle, dial is clean, movement in going order.
A Stainless Steel Military Wristwatch, signed Buren, Grand Prix, circa 1945, lever movement with dust cover , black dial with luminous Arabic and dot markers, broad arrow, subsidiary seconds, screw back inscribed with broad arrow WWW H 9048 339211, inscription repeated inside back cover, 36mm wide 25.09.14, Case with light surface scratches and minor dents to the lugs and bezel which are visible under an eyeglass, later strap, dial with slight fading to the luminous dot markers, movement needs cleaning and small signs of staining to the wheels, in going order.
Art Deco Silver Plated Dial A Drink Cocktail Shaker. England, 1930s. The cocktail shaker`s body is engraved with 15 recipes covered with a revolving detachable cup / sleeve. As the exterior sleeve revolves it points with an engraved arrow to the name of the drink and the drink`s ingredients appear in the five diagonally spread oblong pierced windows. The top of the shaker is made with two detachable caps, the large one for inserting the ingredients and the small one for pouring. Built in strainer. Gilt interior.
Two shell cameo brooches - One depicting the profile of a lady - One depicting a Goddess with a bow and arrow and a dog, each within yellow metal frames - Lengths 5.5cms each - Total weight approx 30.9gms Condition Report: Fair - With light dents, scratches and tarnishing in keeping with age - Slight cracks to cameos.
LNER Works Numberplate `London & North Eastern Railway No 60800 Doncaster 1936`. Ex Gresley V2 locomotive GREEN ARROW. Released to traffic in June 1936 and numbered 4771. Re-numbered 800 in November 1946 and finally 60800 in February 1949. Predominantly a King Cross loco. Withdrawn in August 1962.
Enamel Sign Miscellany, qty 5 to include:- British Railways Danger Don`t Touch Conductor Rails, 20" x 12½" excellent; LT No Entry, F/F 15" x 14" blue on white; Signal Engineers Emergency Telephone, 19" x 9"; Aux Fire Station with arrow, 24½" x 12" white on black, some damage; London Brick Company 18" x 9".
Golden Arrow embelishment as fitted to Class 71 locomotives in the post steam era. Fibreglass construction with a green composite back measuring 60" in length. Complete with the steel brackets used to affix to the class 71 locos. Purchased from Collectors Corner in the 1970`s, quite wonderful.
Ancient Roman Republican Coins - Marcus Baebius Quintus Filius Tampilus - Apollo in Quadriga Denarius . 137 BC. Obv: head of Roma left in winged helmet, TAMPIL upwards behind head, X beneath chin. Rev: Apollo holding laurel branch, bow and arrow, palm branch over shoulder, driving galloping quadriga right, ROMA below, M BAEBI Q F in exergue. Crawford 236/1; RSC Baebia 12; Sydenham 489; Sear 113. 3.74 grams. TimeLine Auctions Ltd arranges printed catalogue rostrum Auctions, eAuctions and Timed Auctions where we offer antiquities, ancient artefacts / artifacts, antiques, collectibles, coins, medals and books for public sale. [No Reserve]Good very fine; toned.
A gentleman's wristwatch by Movado in stainless steel screw back case, circa 1950, the cream dial with gilt Arabic numerals, arrow head batons, Alpha hands and subsiduary seconds dial, signed to dial 17 jewelled lever movement and case number 31142625 18127, approximate diameter 34mm on later stainless steel fix-o-flex bracelet
Pop Movies Ltd Present Newsreel, of The Beetles at London & Kennedy Airports, 8mm, together with Arrow Film Old Time Movies Laurel & Hardy, super 8, two 8mm All Star Movies Gang Warfare and Jungle Boy, 8mm Zoo Gems, Pyramid Fun for Children Fearless Antics, two Heritage Films cartoons, Lulu in Hollywood and Little Laza in I'm Just Curious, all boxed, and two others
A gentleman's 9ct gold circular cased Smith's wristwatch, the signed silvered dial, with gilt Arabic and arrow shaped numerals and with centre seconds, the dial detailed Smiths De Luxe and a gentleman's gold circular cased Rotary wristwatch, the signed gilt dial with baton shaped numerals and with a date of the month aperture at 6 o'clock.
An Omega 18ct gold cased lady`s wristwatch with a signed jewelled lever movement, the signed circular silvered dial with gilt Arabic and arrow shaped numerals, the case later enhanced with diamond set stepped sides mounted with circular cut diamonds, on an associated 9ct gold bracelet with a fold-over clasp, cased.
A pair of Bino Prism 2MKII binoculars, with broad arrow mark and dated 1943, collection of World War I period shell fuse cones to include imperial German and British examples, a souvenir paperweight in the form of a cenotaph commemorating the invader brought to a standstill 1918 Ypres, plus further shell cases etc, also a World War 1 period three draw brass telescope, stamped T E L.S I G (MKIIV)G.S. by R & J Beck Limited, London 1915 No. 17650, length fully extended 91cm, a smaller three draw brass telescope, length fully extended 40cm (2), also a Russian range finder/gun sight, the periscope with twin handles and eye piece, with Soviet markings also WWI period brass artillery sight, stamped W Ottway & Co Ltd Ealing 1915 (gun sighting), length 57cm, a Princess Mary brass Christmas box dated Christmas 1914 (3)
1930s London Transport ENAMEL SIGN 'TROLLEYBUSES' with 3-flighted arrow of the classic 'pierced bullseye' design. A double-sided sign in its original alloy frame, believed to date from the introduction of trolleybuses to replace trams in the mid-1930s and used in certain ex-Underground Group tramways areas. Not see at auction before, the only other known example is a damaged one in the LTM, Acton. In excellent condition. [1]
London Underground ENAMEL STATION SIGN from Oval Station, named after the famous cricket ground and opened in 1890 by the City & South London Railway, the 1st standard gauge tube and London's 1st electric railway. Believed to date from the 1926 extension of the line to Morden when Oval station was modernised, it features a 4-flighted arrow. Made by National Signs of Hendon with Registered Design No 659814 of 1916/17. 72" (183cm) square and in two equal-size parts, it has some chips from removal and damage at the bottom corners. [1]
A First World War RFC Cockpit Watch, the circular black enamel dial with white enamelled hands, arabic hours and subsidiary seconds dial, inscribed 30 HOUR NON LUMINOUS MARK V, B.E.11426, in a nickel plated case, the back plate engraved with A/arrow, with long top winding post to fit into the cockpit dashboard **Said to have been removed from a crashed aircraft, 1917
A First World War British 1908 Pattern Cavalry Trooper`s Sword, 88.5cm single edge fullered steel blade stamped at the ricasso with SS&M, broad arrow, and inspector`s stamps, the back edge stamped P`08, with original buff-piece, reinforced steel bowl hilt, chequered dermatine grip with thumb depression, with steel scabbard stamped MOLE 12

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