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Click here to subscribeINDO-GREEK: Apollodotos II, ca. 80-60 BC, AE di-chalkon (4.71g), Mitch-427 type, Apollo standing right, holding arrow in right hand and bow set on ground with left, Greek legend / Kharosthi legend, tripod; monogram to right, Very Fine. Starting Price: $75 View image on stevealbum.com View 2nd image on stevealbum.com
"GUPTA: Chandragupta II, ca. 380-414, AV stater (7.87g), Mitch-—, Altekar Pl. VI, 8, king standing, shooting an arrow & killing the lion, trampling on its tail / goddess Ganga standing on a makara, holding a lotus in her right hand, her left hand resting on the makara`s haunch, nice strike, lovely Very Fine to Extremely Fine, R. Other examples of the lion-slayer have the goddess holding a diadem or something similar, with the Gupta tamgha where the lotus appears on this piece. The lion has its head raised, rather than resting in a lower position." Starting Price: $2300 View image on stevealbum.com View 2nd image on stevealbum.com
AN OMEGA STAINLESS STEEL MILITARY ISSUE WRISTWATCH 30T2, no 10263030, the jewelled movement with black dial, subsidiary seconds dial and luminescent hands and arabic chapters, the back marked arrow W.W.W. and Y14727/10678926, case, dial and movement signed In very good second hand condition and running when wound until wound down, sold without warranty. The paint in good condition, the crystal slightly scratched, the case with some buildup of dirt. Owned by the private vendor`s late husband for many years
A ENGLISH FORGED AND WROUGHT IRON WEATHER VANE with arrow headed vane and serifed letters, the pole with four large C scrols, 216cm h, 223 cm w, 18th c, on later angle iron frame (192cm h, 94cm w) (2) Areas of rust but complete; taken down from a roof or tower many decades ago and stored in outbuildings until removed to the saleroom
A GROUP LOT OF NINE WWII AND EARLIER EDGED WEAPONS. Comprising a USN MK1 Jungle machete with canvas sheath, blade dated 1944 and maker`s mark "Legistimus-Collins & Co."; a 1945 dated True-Temper machete; an interesting re-worked 1903 Springfield bayonet converted into a fighting knife and retailed by R. S. Elliott Arms Co., Kansas City, MO together with original sheath; a Hitler Youth knife missing HJ diamond in handle; a British MKII/IV Enfield bayonet with broad arrow stamps, a 19th century US stamped socket bayonet, a USN MK1 grand-style handle for plastic training bayonet, a relic quality Brazilian Mauser bayonet, an M31 shortened Schmidt-Rubin bayonet; and a Filipino teakwood jungle fighting knife.
ANTIQUE OIL PAINTING ON IVORY OF NUDES SIGNED Antique hand painted oil on ivory depicting a scene with three nude females with a cherub. One of the women is holding an arrow and the cherub is reaching for it desperately. Signed lower right. Has rounded screen with brass rim completed with burl wood frame. Late 19th century. Measures 3" height x 3 1/2" width + 1 1/4" frame (7.6cm x 8.9cm + 3.1cm). Total weight of 146 grams.
Bayonet - Pattern 1857 1st type naval cutlass bayonet spear point, unfullered blade marked with WD arrow and knights head logo of Wayensberg & Kirschbaum & Co Solingen & inspection stamp, in its steel mounted leather scabbard (leather replaced), ribbed leather grip, pommel with tack number 36
A RUBY AND DIAMOND COCKTAIL WATCH RING BY CORTÉBERT, c.1950s, in 18ct rose gold, the dial cover of pierced circular outline set to the centre with a brilliant cut diamond and to the outer edge with small cabochon rubies, hinged to reveal a white dial with gilt arrow and lozenge batons, gilt baton hands, signed to dial, case and sixteen jewel lever movement, Swiss marks, total approximate net weight 8gms
Two George III hallmarked silver dessert spoons, having family crest and motto of a mythical beast with arrow, made by John Hawkins, London 1807/08, length 17cm, together with four George IV hallmarked silver dessert spoons with the same family crests to handles, made by Adey Bellamy Savory, London 1826/28, length 17cm, approx. weight 7oz
A Gents keyless wind pocket watch in a 14K filled case, the movement marked Springfield Watch Co. Illinois . The dial with engraved decoration and marked Illinois and with black Arabic numerals c.1925 and a chrome cased stop watch with Swiss movement and with engraved military regulation arrow to the reverse and marked PATT 4 and numbered 40964 (2).
A 935 Silver cased Gents key wind pocket watch. The dust cover engraved "Manufacturer in Geneva Spaul & Johnson 15 ludgate Hill London". A chrome cased fob watch, a silver plated gents key wind pocket watch, possibly Arabic with unusual dial (dial and movement AF) and an English movement keyless wind pocket watch with white enamelled dial and black Roman numerals the dial signed " H Williamson Ltd London" and numbered 33673F the subsidiary second dial unusually positioned at 3 o`clock and with military regulation arrow to the back and numbered 33673F (believed to be a police watch). (4)
A quantity of Hornby 00 gauge railway. Including BR/DB Schenker class 60 Co-Co diesel locomotive ‘The Territorial Army Centenary’ RN 60040, in maroon livery with ‘Army’ logo. BR class 86 electric loco ‘Royal Anglian Regiment’, RN 86246. Passenger coaches in teak finish, Golden Arrow blue/grey Pullman livery, Inter-City Mk 2 & Mk 3 coaches in blue/grey livery, LMS corridor coaches in maroon livery etc. RN 60040 boxed, minor wear. GC-VGC. (c40 items).
Regency gentleman`s brass inlaid hardwood veneer travelling vanity case, the hinged cover with engraved inlaid decoration depicting a recumbent lion, opening to reveal a red Morocco lined interior with a brass inlaid rosewood easel frame to the underside of the lid, the fitted interior with matched silver and white metal requisites comprising: George III globular box and cover on a circular foot, maker E.P., London 1765, 7.5cm diameter, George III circular box with pierced cover by the same maker, date letter indistinct, 7.75cm diameter, unmarked tubular box and cover with pierced decoration containing a toothbrush and buffer, unmarked, 11.5cm long, a pair of cut glass with unmarked white metal screw covers, 8.5cm high, a rectangular glass box with a white metal cover, 10.5cm long, an unmarked white metal pocket corkscrew and sleeve having an agate handle, 8.5cm long, a white metal propelling pencil, toothpick and a pair of steel callipers, width of box 33cm Box - general splitting to veneers, 17.5cm strip of brass inlay together with one `arrow head` missing from top of cover, two pieces of brass inlay 6.5cm and 3cm missing from front of cover, escutcheon together with three strips of brass inlay, 3cm, 3cm a
COLLECTION CARVED IVORY - Approx (80) Pieces Carved Ivory, ca late 19th - early 20th c, including several busks (one with scrimshawn whale), sewing implements, dag wheels, arrow or spear points, bracelet, pin and puzzle ball on figural stand (damaged), mostly in good condition, some fragments, ie: handles, etc.
Miscellaneous Lot comprising: Henry VIII groat, 2nd coinage, MM arrow, Laker bust D, edge chip between 8 and 9 o`clock, quite good portrait Fine/AFine; Edward II penny, Canterbury Mint, bust weak Fair otherwise VG to AFine, 3 x Roman Imperial coins: Domitian silver denarius, rev. IMP XIIII COS IIII CENS P P P, Minerva holding thunderbolt and spear, shield at side, some light surface deposits otherwise GFine or+, Valens (AD 364-78) silver siliqua, rev. VRBS ROMA Roma seated holding Victory and sceptre, TRPS in ex., crack from 6 o`clock to centre otherwise EF and Galerius follis rev. GENIO POPVLI ROMANI, Genius holding cornucopia, altar to left, some corrosion GFine/AFine
A GROUP OF FOUR GEORGE III SILVER SERVING SPOONS, fiddle pattern, engraved initials WAB, marks for London 1810, makers W.E (William Edwards) with small arrow or crows foot stamped above. 22.5cm(L) 264grams; a George III Newcastle silver fiddle pattern serving spoon engraved initial C,1803 maker Thomas Watson. 63grams, and a George III Old English pattern silver serving spoon, London 1799, makers Peter, Ann & William Bateman. 63grams (6)Condition commensurate with age and use, some rubbing to marks, marks and scratches etc.
BRITISH PATTERN 1888 KNIFE BAYONET with stainless diamond section double edged pointed blade, 12" (30.4cm) long inscribed with arrow over WD crowned 58E having cross guard with muzzle ring, brass riveted dark stained wood grip with oil hole and the STITCHED LEATHER AND METAL MOUNTED SCABBARD
A WW1 gas attack warning rattle. Iron frame, wooden handle, cog and sprung clapper. Marked broad arrow /79/6 and A&NCSL (Army & Navy Co-operative Stores Ltd). Also a luminous spirit filled gauge for measuring the roll of an airship, graduated 0-10 both ways. Of blackened alloy, 17cm. Plus an interesting WW1 vane operated firing pin for a bomb, twin blades 11.5cm overall, which rotate as the bomb falls at the same time unscrewing a pin which eventually fires the bomb. Marked (faint) in ink “Aerial Bomb Exp. Vane WW1 1917-18” (some corrosion obscuring official marks). GC. (3). Plate 2.
3 ‘N’ gauge locomotives. Minitrix: BR Britannia class 4-6-2 tender locomotive, ‘Britannia’. RN 70000 (120376). BR class 9F 2-10-0 tender locomotive, ‘Evening Star’. RN 92220 (120413). Graham Farish: BR class V2 2-6-2 tender locomotive, ‘Green Arrow’. RN 60800 (372-600). All in lined Brunswick green livery. All boxed. Mint.
20 EFE buses including AEC Routemaster Kentish Bus, Daimler Fleetline London Country Blue Arrow, Leyland PD2 Lowbridge Todmorden/LMS, Guy Arab II Utility LT red, AEC RT LT red Festival of Britain, AEC RT London Country, AEC Routemaster United Counties, AEC Routemaster LT red Pickfords. All boxed, minor wear to some, contents VGC to mint.
An approx 6x binocular, centre focus, pale brown leather covered body with anti glare extensions, marked “S-4 / M-2202”, with carrying strap, another approx 5x, marked with broad arrow, “Artillerie” cannon and “Marque Iris de Paris. Qualite Garantie”, black leather body, both GC; and an early prismatic binocular, individual eyepiece focus, engraved “Carl Zeiss Jena DRP” and “Feldslecher Vergr. = 8”, AF. (3)
A yellow flag of the R Marines Commandos, red on blue badge, marked with broad arrow and “6 B.O.T.H RM Comm. 41”, 52” x 148”, GC, and a green flag of the Leicestershire (Prince Albert’s Own) Yeomanry with regimental badge and 11 battle honours “South Africa 1900-02” to “France and Flanders 1914-18”, QGC (open edge heavily worn and torn) (2)
A similar sword, broad curved fullered blade 31½”, triple bar iron guard with sideloop, pommel and backstrap, ribbed darkwood grip, in leather covered scabbard with long iron chape, the leather stamped “I. broad arrow. M(unclear)/ S” and “Co 1917” (?unclear). Basically GC (scabbard leather repaired, chape dented, hilt pitted, hilt and chape painted black)
OO gauge, Hornby R2369 `The Golden Arrow` train pack (contains BR 4-6-2 tender locomotive `34074` and three Pullman passenger coaches); RR4196 `The Golden Arrow` coach pack (contains three Pullman passenger coaches). Both appear VG/E, boxed. Together with two train sets: Tri-ang `Blue Pullman` train set (includes power car, dummy car, passenger coach); Hornby `Orient Express (missing locomotive and some track); two unboxed Hornby 4-6-2 tender locomotives (LNER `Flying Scotsman` and LMS `Princess Elizabeth`). Overall G/VG. (6).
Two Marklin tin-plate clockwork racing cars: consists of no.1098 `Silver Arrow` Mercedes-Benz W196R (VG, boxed slight damage to inside of box lid); no.1097 `Silver Arrow` Mercedes-Benz W154/38 (includes RN 28 sticker sheet, G/VG with some foam residue to top of car, boxed). These items were third and fourth in a series of clockwork vehicles manufactured by Marklin for sale in their factory museum in Germany. (2).
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