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Lot 249

Medals & Effects of R W Longman who served in WWI and WWII - WWI WM and VM to 49008 AC2 R W Longman RAF together with a 1917 RFC Christmas Card and WWII WM, Star, Africa Star (the ribbon with silver "8"), Italy Star and DM to R W Longman 7591422 WO I (ASM) (total group 7) and together with Military compass 1940 Mk III, Military stop watch arrow marked and numbered B27595, a quantity of correspondence and original photographs taken in the desert etc. The Longmans owned a garage in Winchester Street, Taunton for many years

Lot 274

A nickel silver cased open faced pocket watch Damas, with luminous hands and quarter numerals, the back engraved with "GS/TP XX 184906" and arrow head, in outer white metal case

Lot 288

A nickel cased Stop Watch having white enamel dial with subsidiary minutes dial, the back with WD arrow and "6B/ 288 A325" on leather strap

Lot 2

Carriage Print 'Golden Arrow - Continental Express' by Richard Ward. Stunning view of a Britannia Locomotive hauling the express along the Kent coast, emerging from the famous Shakespeare Tunnel between Dover and Folkestone. Unmounted and in excellent condition.

Lot 5

Pullman Lamp, brass construction measuring 19" tall and clearly stamped TC303 on base. Third Class Kitchen Car No.303 was introduced to service in 1952 with two other cars which were the only cars ever built by the Pullman Car Company at its Preston Park Workshops at Brighton. One of the final straight-sided Pullmans built with, unusually, rectangular toilet and pantry windows. These final three cars joined the seven cars introduced in 1951 for the Festival Of Britain Golden Arrow service. Allocations were: Southern Region 1955 - 1959, Eastern Region 1959 - 1960, Southern Region 1960 - 1966. Within the formation of the inaugural Master Cutler Pullman service from Kings Cross to Sheffield. Withdrawn 1967. Moved to Birds Scrap Yard at Long Marston in October 1968 and broken-up in 1969.The lamp is missing its finial nut but a rare version and a wonderful, historic item nevertheless.

Lot 57

LNER 'winking eye' Enamel Sign 'LNER Northolt Park Station - Trains To Marylebone' incorporating a right facing arrow. Measures 43" x 32" and although having some loss and damage, this is a scarce type of sign. The station opened in 1926 and was known as South Harrow & Roxeth. It was renamed Northolt Park three years later.

Lot 153

BR(Sc) Enamel Station Direction Sign THORNLIEBANK STATION with right facing arrow and British Railways Totem above. Measures 28" x 13" and is fully flanged. Ex Glasgow - East Kilbride route. Some mottling from many years of use.

Lot 225

BR(M) Enamel Station Direction Sign HEYSHAM HARBOUR AND STATION, F/F with British Railways Totem above and left facing arrow. Measures 28" x 13" and has good colour and shine, some edge loss that could be repaired.

Lot 239

Southern Railway flangeless enamel Platform sign ENQUIRIES with right facing arrow at the top and PARCELS & LUGGAGE IN ADVANCE with left facing arrow beneath. Measures 15" x 18" and is in superb condition. A very rare sign and possibly unique.

Lot 244

BR(S) dark green enamel Station Direction Sign STATION with totem logo at top and right facing arrow. Measures 21" x 10" and is in good condition.

Lot 279

British Railways Class 08 Shunter items comprising: Front Headlight complete with red, flip-over lens and bottom switch; A brass Control Handle with large, black bakelite knob; brass Starting Handle stamped D3811 and complete with cylindrical brass fitment key with direction arrow on top; a pair of brass Gear Indicator Plates; a brass Towing Loco Plate measuring 9" x 6¼" with 10 lines of text to show how to disengage gear on reduction gearbox for towing purposes.

Lot 518

Snow Hill Station Citizens Advice Bureau Street Direction Sign with the outline of a pedestrian, another logo and the BR double arrow logo. Measures 37" x 8" and in original condition.

Lot 327

An Early 19th Century Love Token Knitting Sheath, with a carved frieze depicting love birds and cupid with his bow and arrow, four carved struts terminating in the finial enclosing a ball, with red painted name 'E Addison' and 'H Addison' to the opposite side, 18.5cms

Lot 1076

A mid-20th Century Nickel and Brass cased open face keyless Military Pocket Watch, Omega, 9994935, the fifteen jewel frosted gilt movement with bi-metallic cut compensated balance and blued steel overcoil hairspring, to a signed Arabic enamel dial (repaired), with luminous quarters and infilled hands, with outside minute track and sunk subsidiary seconds, in a polished case with snap-on back, signed to the inside Omega 1140, and to the back with Government Broad Arrow over GSTP over F042384, width 2"; together with a base metal curb link Watch Chain with T-bar and swivel (2)

Lot 1077

A mid-20th Century Nickel and Brass cased open face keyless Military Pocket Watch, Moeris, the sixteen jewel movement with Geneva stripe decoration to mono-metallic balance, with overcoil hairspring, to a black Arabic dial, with luminous quarters, outside minute track, subsidiary seconds and further luminous fill hands, in a polished case with snap-on back marked with a Government Broad Arrow over GSTP over M52890 over XX, width 2"; together with a base metal graduated curb link Watch Chain (2)

Lot 140

A CONTINENTAL PORCELAIN OVAL BASKET, mounted by cupid, and a Continental porcelain figure with arrow and quiver, 4 1/2" high (2)

Lot 109

AN OMEGA MILITARY ISSUE GENTLEMANS CENTRE SECONDS WRISTWATCH, Circa 1950's, MOD Arrow device above 6 o'clock and further MOD Arrows above '6645,101000, 6B/542, 4330/53 to rear

Lot 19

An interesting early/mid 19th century rectangular surgeon's box in white metal, the interior with compartments possibly for pills, the lid engraved with a coat of arms and the underside with engraved inscription "Wm Complin Surgeon, Prescot Street, Goodman Fields". (A William Complin matriculated in Apothecary on 2nd April 1726. The London Infirmary (later St Barts) moved to Prescot Street in May 1741). Also a late 19th/early 20th century army issue medical instrument box with ivory labels marked Arnold & Sons, Giltspur Street, London, with fitted interior, with a few instruments, the lid with brass plaque marked 'instruments operation' with the broad arrow symbol (this lot also includes further research)

Lot 126

A pair of military issue Barr and Stroud of Glasgow and London binoculars, with broad arrow marks complete with a leather case

Lot 250

A World War I Kookeri Gurka knife having a wooden handle in a wood and leather clad sheath, marked Ca1915 IMC and the arrow

Lot 151

A paste set arrow design jabot pin (at fault) and a green enamelled Norwegian, David Andersen leaf shaped brooch, stamped '925S' (2)

Lot 1132

Three Military watches, comprising a Waltham white metal pocket watch, black face, subsidiary seconds dial, back engraved arrow mark '30467677', an Omega two colour pocket watch, white dial, subsidiary seconds dial, back engraved with arrow mark GSTP F022598 and a 'Record' white metal wristwatch, black face, subsidiary seconds dial, arrow mark and 'W.W.W.'.

Lot 565

AN ETERNA STAINLESS STEEL MILITARY-ISSUE WRISTWATCH, with black dial, subsidiary seconds dial, luminescent chapters and hands, the back engraved with arrow and WWW P3438 3111766, mid 20th c ++Glass heavily scratched, the bezel with slight signs of wear. The minute hand lacking the luminescent infill paint. In apparently good going order although sold without warranty. On associated stainless steel bracelet

Lot 79

A Scottish silver pebble brooch in the form of an arrow through a ring, one stone missing, 9 cm long

Lot 232

JOSEPH CONRAD, 16 ttls: THE CONRAD READER, 1945, 1st edn, orig cl + a quantity of Folio Society, NOSTROMO + THE MIRROR OF THE SEA + VICTORY + THE SECRET AGENTS + THE ARROW OF GOLD + ALMAYER’S FOLLY + HEART OF DARKNESS + UNDER WESTERN EYES + THE SHADOW LINE + AN OUTCAST OF THE ISLANDS + CHANCE + THE RESCUE + THE ROVER + THE SECRET SHARER + LORD JIM, all orig cl with s-c (16)

Lot 1009

Kenneth Lessons. A pair of concave cushion shaped silver cufflinks, maker's mark KWL, London 1957 and a pair of unsigned silver coloured metal earrings. John Grenville, two pairs of silver coloured metal leaf form earrings with yellow enamel decoration. A pair of circular disc form earrings with yellow enamel decoration and a pair of gold coloured arrow head form earrings, and four other pairs of silver coloured metal earrings with various enamel decoration. Circa 1959.

Lot 465

7th Queens Own Hussars, a diamond regimental brooch, the entwined cypher set with old cut diamonds beneath a crown ( two diamonds missing); a diamond set arrow jabot pin, the head and flights set with rose cut diamonds; and a diamond full eternity ring, set all around with cushion shaped diamonds, finger size N Visit www.dnfa.com for condition reports.

Lot 512

A late 19th century half pearl crescent brooch; and a late 19th century rose cut diamond and half pearl heart on arrow bar brooch Visit www.dnfa.com for condition reports.

Lot 91

A PEARL SET ETRUSCAN REVIVAL BAR BROOCH with bead and wire work decoration; an arrow and horseshoe brooch and a turquoise and coiled snake brooch (3).

Lot 212

A SMALL MICROMETER SEXTANT BY HENRY HUGHES & SON LTD, with 3Iin. radius, black crackle frame with polished arc divided to 120º and numbered '45488', index arm with government arrow mark, contained within a lined Bakelite case with oil bottle and maker's corrections certificate dated 4/5/45. 8in. (20cm.) square

Lot 91

A good .65" Tower 1844 Yeomanry percussion carbine, 36" overall, barrel 20" with Tower proofs and stamped "1844 Enfield", the lock, which retains traces of original colour hardened finish, engraved with crowned "VR" and "Tower 1844", nicely figured walnut fullstock, the butt stamped with broad arrow and "BO", crowned crossed sceptres viewing mark (?) and various numbers; regulation brass mounts, saddle bar and ring and swivel ramrod. Good Working Order and above average condition, the lock crisp. Plate 31

Lot 92

A good scarce William IV .65" Paget flintlock cavalry carbine, 32" overall, barrel 16" with Tower proofs and crowned "B" inspector's mark; the lock stamped with crowned "WR" and "Tower"; walnut fullstock, the butt stamped with broad arrow and "BO", "111 CR" and stockmaker's name "Lacy"; regulation brass mounts, saddle bar and ring, swivel ramrod. Good Working Order and Condition (some service wear to stock). A good untouched piece. Plate 31

Lot 93

A good scarce .65" William IV flintlock cavalry pistol, 15" overall, barrel 9" with Enfield proofs, flat stepped lock with safety bolt, the plate marked with crowned "WR" and inspector's mark, walnut fullstock stamped with broad arrow and "BO" and stockmaker's name "Lacy"; regulation brass mounts; swivel ramrod. Good Working Order and Condition with age patina (barrel lightly pitted) Plate 31

Lot 99

A good quality Belgian double barrelled 16 bore percussion sporting gun, 46½" overall, browned alternate twist and damascus barrels 30½" with gold line and arrow at breech and muzzle, deeply engraved back action locks gold inlaid "Lassence-Rong a Liege" (1842-59), the hammers engraved with dragons and with gold inset eyes, deeply engraved steel mounts incorporating 4 comical masks with gold eyes, baluster throat pipe, walnut butt with chequered wrist, sling swivels, horn ramrod with ivory tip. Very Good Working Order and Untouched Condition retaining virtually all original browned finish to barrels, age patina overall. Plate 32

Lot 125

A rare .75" New Land Pattern flintlock musket, 58" overall, barrel 42" with Tower proofs; the lock deeply impressed with crowned "GR" and viewer's mark; dark walnut fullstock, the butt stamped with broad arrow and "BO"; regulation brass mounts and sling swivels; replacement steel ramrod in the correct style. Good Working Order and Generally Good Condition (barrel lightly pitted overall, patched repair to butt and other minor damage to fore end) Plate 38 Note: New Land Pattern muskets rarely come onto the market as most of those held in stock by the ordnance were destroyed in the disasterous fire at the Tower of London in October 1841.

Lot 521

A ship's brass bell, height 13", diameter of base 13", deeply engraved "HMS Bulwark" and broad arrow. Basically GC (cracked, no clapper). Plate 2 Note: HMS Bulwark was an aircraft carrier commissioned at Belfast in 1954, took part in Suez landings in 1956, Middle East Crisis in 1958, Kuwait Crisis 1961, Borneo Operations 1964 and was eventually scrapped in 1984

Lot 526

A black lacquered alloy sextant, the "Hezzanith" Endless Rapid Reader. Automatic Clamp. Patent, in its fitted mahogany case (lid cracked) with brass handle, and Certificate of Examination d. 14th Jan 1954, sextant and case marked H. broad arrow. O/377. GC

Lot 664

A good Vic 1821 pattern light cavalry officer's sword, very slightly curved blade 32½", by Henry Wilkinson, Pall Mall, London No 16046 on backstrap (1868), finely etched with crowned VR cypher within elaborately scrolled fenestrated panels, point of percussion arrow mark on backstrap, regulation steel hilt with knucklebow, sideloop and 2 sidebars, diced pommel and backstrap, in its steel scabbard with 2 hanging rings. GC Plate 4

Lot 733

A 12 bore Japanese matchlock rifle, 43" overall, heavy flat topped round barrel 28" with raised ring at muzzle and block sights, with chiselled mon at breech (originally inlaid), and silver inlaid for its entire length with jelly fish, branches and leaves, and birds, the breech with brass flash guard and hinged brass pan cover, the underside signed with 4 characters; plain brass lock secured by brass pins and single brass band which also secures the breech plug, cherry wood (?) fullstock, the underside of the fore end inlaid with 3½" ivory arrow. Basically GC (barrel moderately pitted overall, brass mainspring, trigger and ramrod missing) Plate 3

Lot 108

Good quality Victorian Coalport Colebrookdale teacup and saucer with fine rose Pompadour painted cupid with bow and arrow and sleeping cupid - CBD marks to bases

Lot 17

A LATE 19TH CENTURY ENGLISH SILVERED BRASS EQUINOCTIAL COMPASS SUNDIAL, unsigned, the compass with edge-bar needle, the horizontal plate engraved with the latitudes of London, Dublin, Bristol, Gibraltar and Malta, the folding latitude arc 0° - 75° with arrow pointer on a lacquered brass plate fitted to the hour crescent engraved VIII - XII - IIII, with spring-loaded gilt-lacquered folding gnomon, in mahogany case 4 1/4" (10.8cm) square, (compass glass missing).

Lot 273

A GROUP OF FOUR REPRODUCTION 'LAND SPEED RECORD' POSTERS, featuring Malcolm Campbell's "Bluebird", Henry Seagrave's "Sunbeam" and "Golden Arrow" - each approximately 23" x 17" (58.5cm x 43cm).

Lot 1304

12 Corgi Classics. Including a Scammell Highwayman tanker Crow Carrying Co. 2 Foden Mickey Mouse, Bassett Roadways and Arrow Bulk Carriers. Leyland Artic Platform Smiths of Eccles. BRS pair Shap Fell Set. Volvo Curtainside trailer & Bedford S Type with flat trailer Eddie Stobart. All boxed-some wear contents as new. #80-

Lot 1109

A quantity of lamps and other items. Train tail lamp, stamped with 'double arrow' symbol, painted off white with a red lens. Locomotive lamp, painted red, numbered 42, with a clear lens. LNER guards lamp, painted black, with coloured lens. 2 small oil / paraffin lamps. B.R.(E) vacuum gauge, a Look-Out arm plate, 2 whistles - S.R and B.R.(S), a BR carriage door key and a few other items. QGC-VGC.

Lot 1163

3 Brooklin Models. BRK.1 1933 Pierce Arrow Silver Arrow in light metallic blue with brown interior. BRK.10 1949 Buick Roadmaster Sedanet in metallic dark grey and a BRK.24A 1968 Ford Mustang Fastback in bright red with black interior. All boxed-minor wear. Contents VGC-Mint.

Lot 1164

3 Brooklin Models. BRK.6A 1932 Packard Light Eight Convertible Coupe in dark green and black with beige interior. BRK.1 1933 Pierce Arrow Silver Arrow in light metallic blue with grey interior. Plus a BRK.2A 1948 Tucker Torpedo in light metallic gold with a dark tan interior. All boxed-minor wear. Contents VGC-Mint.

Lot 454

A Fine Quality 19th Century Floor Standing Direction Pointer. The height adjustable brass feathered arrow held horizontally on a vertical sliding square brass pole surmounted by a foliate cast finial and inscribed; 'Dreyfous Regd. Design 99 Mount St. W'.. The pointer raised on a mahogany centre pedestal incorporating a circular shelf with a pierced brass gallery rail above a wrythen fluted baluster turning, stop fluted columnar section and square plinth base. The flutes adorned with ornately cast rising garlands of flowers and foliage above a laurel wreath collar. Approximately 55 ins (140 cms) in height.

Lot 373

Seven Boxed Dapol "OO" Gauge Locomotives-2-8-0 Austerity, 4-6-0 Sir Martin Frobisher, 4-6-0 The Green Howards, 4-6-0 Jutland, 0-6-0 Tank 68723, 4-6-0 Peregrine, 2-6-2 Green Arrow; Three Boxed Coaches (10)

Lot 70

Four Bachmann Branch Line engines, a Standard Class 5MT 73082 Camelot, a modified Hall 6990 Witherslack Hall, a Standard 4MT 75027BR Lined and a V2 Green Arrow.

Lot 147

A silver bar brooch, in the form of an arrow piercing three horseshoes, 1 3/4" wide, together with two silver and paste brooches (3)

Lot 302

Jno. Gerard, London. A gentleman's gold pair cased watch, the white enamel dial having black Roman hour numerals, Arabic outer numerals and gold 'arrow' hands, the chain fusee movement having Egyptian pillars, a verge escapement with a pierced and engraved backcock to the plain, three arm brass balance, the backplate engraved with the maker's name and serial number 'Jno Gerard, London, 1073' and having a silvered regulation dial, the outer case stamped with the casemaker's initials 'HPC' and hallmarked for London, 1746, the associated inner case hallmarked for London, 1766, diameter 46mm. * John Ger(r)ard is recorded as working in London from 1714 until at least 1735 with a repeating watch in the Guildhall Museum. ** Provenance: Puslinch.

Lot 405

A late 19th century gold and seed-pearl arrow brooch with central scroll design.

Lot 628

An Edwardian agate set silver brooch, designed as an arrow running through a heart, Birmingham 1904.

Lot 658

A rose diamond and pearl set brooch in the form of an arrow, the centre mounted with the pearl, the tip and feathers mounted with rose cut diamonds.

Lot 589

A diamond and onyx arrow design tie pin.

Lot 386

A primitive wooden deep Mortar with carved arrow head handle, dentil frieze, remains of red staining, 12 in, possibly African and a lignum Pestle, 14 in.

Lot 454

James Bond jig-saw puzzles: Milton Bradley 5617 Goldfinger with gold reverse (image of picture to underneath of base) and 4692-2 Bond's Bullets Blaze; Arrow 007 Goldfinger in original boxes (3)

Lot 474

A Victorian Presentation Cup, Robert Hennell II, London 1866, of semi-ovoid two-handled pedestal shape, worked in high relief with a stag hunting scene, with one hunter accidentally killed by a fellow hunter's arrow, about a cartouche inscribed Presented by Pask Cornish & Smark, Covent Garden and Spitalfields for Best Exhibit Six Sticks of Sutton, on a garland enriched circular foot, 28.4cm high, 960g, 30.8oz

Lot 550

A Victorian Seal Box, Oxford University, William Edwards, London 1876, oval, the pull-off lid centrally engraved with the Oxford University crest within a strap inscribed Universitas Oxoniensis, the base pierced with two slits, 9.7cm long; and A Victorian Pipe Case, Edinburgh, circa 1875, the hinged front engraved with an hawk and arrow crest within a buckled belt, ring for suspension, 13.5cm long, containing a pipe with clay bowl (2) See illustration

Lot 591

A strapped hammer by BRADES also marked GPO 1934 with Broad Arrow and ash handle G

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