Govert Flinck, G.F. Schmidt - Bearded old man Portrait of a bearded old man wearing a dark beret and a necklace. A sublime work by Govert Flinck the co-operater from Rembrandt during the 1630-1636 period. Here brought to us in an etching by Georg Friedrich Schmidt, one of the finest adaptors of the work of the Rembrandt school. From the collection of Paul Delaroff (L.663) a collector from St. Petersburg, Russia, were Schmidt was active for several years. 17,10 x 13,20 cm Outstanding early impression in very good condition. Oval collection stamp of Delaroff on the backside. Crayen 1789 / Catalogue raisonné de l'oeuvre de feu George Frédéric Schmidt; graveur du roi de Prusse (131) --- Wessely 1887 / Georg Frederic Schmidt: Verzeichniss seiner Stiche und Radierungen (141) Etching 1772 220
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Military hats belonging to Brigadier Cornelius Joseph Tobin CBE of the 3rd/2nd Punjab Regiment Indian Army Ordnance Corps (1910-1998), to include a WWII era black beret cap dated 1942 by Mackie and Co, a post WWII black beret cap dated 1951 by Luton Knitting Company Limited, a green beret cap with Indian Army Ordnance Corps bullion wire badge, two green khaki peaked caps with bullion wire insignia, a fez, bowler hat etc. also a leather gun holster, a brown leather belt with Punjab Regiment brass belt buckle, a Punjab Regiment shield plaque 'Col P S Vasudevan Commandant and all officers Punjab Regiment Centre Meerut India to Brig C J Tobin CBE on his visit 20 Feb 76', badges etc. all held in a brown leather trunk 'Colonel C J Tobin RAOC Training Centre Blackdown Hants 24'.
Palitoy Action Man Vintage 34172 Field Training Excercise comprising Denims, Beret, Boots, S.L.R, Rifle, Belt, Bayonet & Sheath,, Walkie Talkie, Rope Bridge, Compass, Map. Cellophane and backing card box - Near Mint in Excellent packaging, clean & crisp, does have some light scuffs, also comes with white card display box.
Palitoy Action Man Vintage 34154 Tank Commander, comprising Beret, Jacket Trousers, Black Boots, Earphones, Binoculars, Flare Pistol, Waist Belt, .45 Pistol, Leaflet. Cellophane and backing card box - Near Mint in Excellent packaging, does have small label removal mark, also comes with white card display box.
WW2 British RAF Field Service Cap dated 1940 and complete with brass cap badge, some moth: US Army Overseas Cap with Ordnance Corps arm of service coloured piping, named to "33336734 Albert A. Smith": British Women's WVS Green Beret with WVS Civil Defence cap badge: Post War Black French Army Beret. (4)
WW2 British Argyl & Sutherland Highlanders group to Sgt R Ellis comprising of: Wooden suitcase with his name and rank: Argyl & Sutherland Highlanders Plastic Economy cap badge with tartan backing: Argyl & Sutherland Highlanders Metal cap badge with a perspex backing plate: Formation signs: RA Collar dog: 2nd Army Thanks Giving Service Book: Invasion Money x 5: His post war Civil Defence Beret with badge dated 1954: CD lanyard and cloth Instructors badge, CD Lapel badges in enamels: Message pad and NATO Alphabet and reporting Codes: LMS at War Book and Map: collection of cigarette card albums from the 1930's etc.
Badge. Royal Tank Corps 1924 reverse tank OSD beret badge. Fine scarce die-cast bronze crowned laurel sprays bearing scroll inscribed FEAR NAUGHT across the lower portion. To the voided centre, a reverse facing tank. J.R. Gaunt London Blades VGC PAYMENT BY BANK TRANSFER ONLY ON RECEIPT OF INVOICE
Badge. Army Air Corps WW2 plastic economy issue beret badge by Stanley. Good scarce crowned laurel sprays, voided centre with an eagle on AAC, its upswept wings extending over the laurel. A. Stanley & Sons, Walsall Brass blades. VGC Unit formed in 1942. PAYMENT BY BANK TRANSFER ONLY ON RECEIPT OF INVOICE
Badge. Northamptonshire Yeomanry frame of badges. Good scarce display of badges assembled by RQMS Trevor Turner of the unit. Included are Imperial Yeomanry cap badge, shoulder title and 2 buttons ... Officer cap badges of Northamptonshire Yeomanry and First Northamtonshire Yeomanry ... various cap badges, buttons, collars, titles and NCO's arm badge together with Royal Tank Regiment beret badge, collar and title. All complete with fittings. Framed and glazed. (38 items) Board easily removable from frame. PAYMENT BY BANK TRANSFER ONLY ON RECEIPT OF INVOICE
A small Steiner Series C pressed bisque bebe size No 3/0, with blue glass eyes, closed out with dark pink outline, painted brown feathered brows, pierced ears, back of head impressed Ste C 3/0 and red ink stamps on side rim, cork pate, blonde hair wig, jointed papier-mache body, cream and blue knitted dress, pants, Dorothy bag, shoes and beret —10in. (25.5cm.) high (left side of face broken and poorly glued, eye chip to right eye and slight damage to body)
Collection Second World War photographs of General Montgomery on an official visit to a British Airborne unit, the photos include a Brigadier with parachute qualification wings, Pegasus formation sign, and 'Airborne' arm of service strip, these are also seen on other soldiers, interestingly Montgomery can be seen with an officer (Lt. Colonel, possibly Hildersly)) in several photos who is wearing the badge of the Royal Warwickshire regiment on his beret together with Pegasus formation sign, parachute wings, and Royal Warwickshire shoulder title, the Brigadier bears a striking similarity to Brigadier Edwin Flavell who commanded 3rd Parachute Brigade in North Africa before becoming Commander, Airborne Establishments in June 1943, 8th Battalion the Parachute Regiment was formed from the 13th Battalion Royal Warwickshire Regiment in November 1942 and it could be the visit was to an establishment in which they were training during 1943, a Horsa glider can also be seen in two of the photos, the photos are believed to be unpublished, (12)
A fine South Atlantic Medal awarded to Guardsman J. G. Mitchell, No. 7 Platoon, ‘G’ Company, 2nd Battalion Scots Guards, who took part in the assault and capture of Mount Tumbledown 13-14 June 1982, one of the most ferocious British infantry engagements since the Second World War South Atlantic 1982, with rosette (24313868 Gdsm J G Mitchell SG) extremely fine £1,400-£1,800 --- John G. ‘Oddball’ Mitchell was born in 1955 and served with the Scots Guards during some of the most intense fighting of the entire Falklands Campaign. Like many of his young comrades, he thoroughly enjoyed the voyage to the South Atlantic, indeed: ‘it was a good laugh, because we all thought that peace would be declared before we got there... but we were wrong, and in the end we had to be the point platoon on Tumbledown’. Described by the contemporary press as ‘ordinary’ men from ordinary backgrounds, it fell to Mitchell and his pals of the 2nd Battalion, Scots Guards, to take on a well-dug-in and determined battalion of Argentine Marine Infantry, capture the summit and open the gateway to Port Stanley. The importance of Mount Tumbledown lay in its height and its location just four miles west of the Capital. A barren and inhospitable outcrop, its value lay in commanding views and rocky crevices which effectively made any kind of daylight attack suicidal. Recognising this, H-Hour was fixed for 2100hrs, the men of the Scots Guards being airlifted by helicopter to the assembly point some three kilometres away. Here they dug temporary sangars and were shelled by the enemy for most of the day, wounding one man. The blessing of darkness couldn’t come too soon. With ‘G’ Company in the lead, Mitchell and his comrades began the advance along Goat Ridge in line-ahead formation. Amid sporadic snow flurries and artillery and mortar fire, as well as star shells, all from the Stanley direction, they managed to get onto their first objective, only to find that the Argentines had abandoned it in favour of stronger positions near the summit. Remaining undetected, the Scots Guards lay in the tussocks and listened to the sounds of Spanish being spoken above them. At 2230hrs the Left Flank passed through the Company, upon which all hell broke loose as the defenders opened up. To the left, Second Lieutenant James Stuart struggled to negotiate rocks which had a propensity to break ankles and lacerate calves at will; both left, right and centre platoons then tried to dislodge the enemy with 84mm and 66mm rounds and M79 grenades, but the Argentines, who turned out to be regulars of the 5th Marine Battalion, were not to be budged. Fighting crag to crag, the battle became reminiscent of scenes from the Great War. At 0230hrs Company Commander Major John Kiszely informed Battalion Headquarters by radio that he intended to attack with fixed bayonets. Leading his men forward in a charge: ‘The sangars were overrun and enemy killed, but it was tough fighting. Major Kiszely himself had a lucky escape. An enemy round lodged in the compass on his belt and he killed one Argentine with his bayonet’. Finding himself atop Tumbledown with only six men, three of whom were immediately wounded, the Major went though some very anxious moments, only relieved by the arrival of the Right Flank to consolidate the position. As the sun rose, it finally became clear that the enemy had lost any desire for a counter-attack, and in scenes reminiscent of the Raising of the Flag on Iwo Jima of 23 February 1945, the men of No.7 Platoon, ‘G’ Company, Scots Guards, had their photograph taken atop the summit. Published around the world, the image became one of the best known of the entire war, the recipient being easily identifiable as the ‘gap toothed’ Guardsman wearing the beret to front. The Battle of Mount Tumbledown resulted in 9 men killed in action and 43 wounded. The Argentines lost 30 men with a further 30 taken as Prisoners of War. For their courage displayed during the attack, soldiers of the 2nd Battalion, Scots Guards, were later recognised with the award of 1 DSO, 2 MC’s, 2 DCM’s (one posthumous), and 2 MMs.
Cap Badges. A miscellaneous selection, including Life Guards, Royal Horse Guards, Grenadier Guards, Coldstream Guards, Scots Guards, Welsh Guards, Royal Engineers Volunteers, Monmouth Engineers; together with sundry post-1953 cap and beret badges, some reproductions and copies, generally good condition (lot) £200-£240
Action Man 1960s onwards collection, generally good plus to good (some missing, broken or unattached parts), with Action Man figures (7) including fuzzy heads, gripping hands and Eagle Eyes, clothes including Arctic Assault, Deep Sea Diver, Ski Patrol, Green Beret, etc., accessories including Space Ranger Commando helmet and boots, etc. Contents unchecked for completeness or correctness and viewing highly recommended. Qty approx. 100+ (2B)
Simone Mirman and others - three coloured raffia style hats and five others, Simone Mirman woven navy hat with white flower; a black woven hat with upturned rim; both with Simone Mirman fabric labels; Jeanne Pierre red woven hat with Jeanne Pierre of 22 Beauchamp Place S.W.3 fabric label; Simone Mirman - four beret style hats, a green velvet hat with upturned stitched peak and woollen pompom; a royal blue velvet hat; a blue velvet hat with bow detail; a green corded velvet hat with pink and green tweed detail, another hat in the same pink and green tweed with panels of green suede and conical top, Mirman hats with Simone Mirman fabric labels, in two black Simone Mirman hat boxes of 9 Chesham Place SW1.Qty: 8
A 'FANTASQUE' DESIGN DISH BY CLARICE CLIFF AND OTHER ART DECO CERAMICS, the dish made by Wilkinson Ltd. has pink, blue, purple and green bands, diameter 19cm (large cracks and wear to decoration), a hand painted T. Deans teapot stand decorated with butterflies and flowers (chipped underneath), a Royal Doulton 'Caylee' D5305 trinket dish (surface scratches), a Melba Ware green Primrose trinket dish (stained), a CB Cie France porcelain coffee cup and saucer 'Noel 1948', a Radford Pottery bud vase and a pair of trinket dishes, a Hancock's Ivory Ware trinket dish, three small wall masks comprising a lady in a lilac top hat (reglued bow), a gentleman in a black hat (bow tie chipped, impressed Czechoslovakia to the reverse)and a dark haired lady in a yellow beret (small chip to paint, impressed Czechoslovakia on the reverse) (12) (Condition Report: obvious damage mentioned in description)
Collection of five boxed collectible action figures to include 4 x Elite Force examples featuring British Paratrooper Sergeant Neil Williams, The Green Beret US Army Special Forces Eagle, Freedom Force US Navy F-14 Tomcat Pilot and WW2 RAF Fighter Pilot Squadron Leader Keith Gordon and a Peter Jackson Collection Bayonets and Barbed Wire German Rifleman, all unopened and ex, boxes showing some signs of storage wear
Eight modern doll dresses in antique style, including Bebe Jumeau style cotton chemise with blue flower pattern, 13” (33cm) in length, ivory and lace dress with bonnet, café au lait dress with pleated skirt and beret, two similar white frocks with bonnets, and three various pink dresses, (8 items).
A Rabery & Delphieu bisque head Bebe, size 2, French circa 1890, lovely example, pale bisque head with fixed brown glass paper-weight eyes, finely painted lashes and feather brows, closed mouth with shaded lips and pierced ears, auburn wig and cork pate, on a fully jointed wood and composition body with swivel wrists, wearing a cream and navy sailor style dress with collar and red sash, beret, underclothes, socks and leather shoes, incised R 2/0 D, 15” (38cm) tall, (condition: excellent).
An S.F.B.J 236 bisque head character baby, French circa 1910, with weighted blue glass eyes, open/closed mouth with two moulded upper teeth and remains of blonde wig, on a composition baby body and wearing a cream lace shift, beret and leather shoes, 10” (25cm), (condition: good, wig sparse), together with similar doll wearing a red knitted trouser suit, (crack below right ear), (2 items).
Ephemera, a selection of ephemera to include an original watercolour of a parrot, Defence Medal and ribbon in box named to H.J. Flockhart, London CC Kings Medal, enamelled 'The Life Boys' badge, Sahara badge, a set of 48 Senior Service 'Dogs' cigarette cards, 8 autograph books all with illustrations (1900-1950), boxed 1950's Pifco electric tie press, ration books, 1932 driving licence, various leaflets including several by The Electrical Association For Women circa 1940s, Victorian 'My Friends' illustrated autograph album, Boy Scout cap and beret, Victorian items to comprise leather cased scissors, 2 leather photo albums, photograph on glass and leather vesta case (all with damage), WW1 military snaps showing troops and weapons, 2 1930s photo albums, Palitoy folding Coronation periscope, advertising pages from The Illustrated Sporting and Dramatic News 1924 Christmas edition Boots, Pears, Eno's, Gilbey's, Crosse & Blackwell, Schweppes, Abdulla Cigarettes etc. and much more. An exceptional lot (gen gd)
6 x various vintage and more recent military cloth patches , brass buttons , a metal badge comprising 1 x RAF 617 Squadron (Dambusters) embroidered cloth patch approx 10.5cm high x 8.5cm wide, 1 x RAF Aerobatic Team (Red Arrows) embroidered cloth patch approx 10.5cm high x 8cm wide, 1 x MOD Guard Service metal enamelled lapel , beret badge approx 35mm high x 22mm wide and 3 x vintage RAF Kings Crown brass buttons approx 17mm diameter. All items are in very good condition (see photographs) Good condition. All autographs are genuine hand signed and come with a Certificate of Authenticity. We combine postage on multiple winning lots and can ship worldwide. UK postage from £5.99, EU from £7.99, Rest of World from £10
Board of British Military Badges, including EIIR North Irish Brigade headdress badge, Royal Irish Rangers headdress badges, enamel and bullion United Nations beret badges, brass shoulder titles, territorial battalion Wiltshire regiment cap badge, plus other items. Possibly some re-strikes. (28 items)
A collection of uniform and kit to include a moulded composition 'Brodie' style helmet and liner in a carrying strap, dark beret with red 'AFS' badge, a fireman's axe marked with government arrow and 'Perks H.98' in heavy duty belt hanger and 5.7cm belt with chrome buckle, ARP whistle, AP16456 torch, respirator in canvas bag, later overalls, shirt and boots. *CR Generally in good condition with signs of use and wear.
Gaetano Esposito, Italian 1858-1911- An old man, half-length, wearing a brown coat, blue beret and smoking a pipe; oil on canvas, signed 'G Esposito' (lower right), 61.2 x 43.1 cm. Provenance: Private Collection. Note: Esposito studied under Domenico Morelli (1823-1901), Stanislao Lista (1824-1908) and Filippo Palizzi (1818-1899) at the Royal Institute of Fine Arts in Naples. The present work exhibits the influence of contemporary Neapolitan painters such as Antonio Mancini (1852-1930) on Esposito's approach, particularly in the depiction of an unknown and humble figure.
TWO UNBOXED O, BE JOYFUL BEARS TEDDY BEARS 'Murdoch' and 'Harold', designed by Polly Barton, Murdoch is a brown mohair bear with tartan sash and metal dirk, height approx. 54cm, Harold is a grey mohair bear with blue beret and replica 1930 - 1945 Defence medal, height approx. 38cm, both appear complete and in very good condition, both with swing tag and label to back seam
Assorted Mainly 20th Century Baby and Childrens Clothing comprising white cotton night and day dresses, a net and silk trimmed christening gown and others, undergarments, wool blankets in white cream and blue, a pair of white mary jane shoes, and older childrens clothing including striped pyjamas, jodpurs, red velvet beret, Kidax pink shirt, Braemar red wool cardigan (size 24), a Hayford red wool double breasted girls coat etc,(two boxes)A Family Collection from Cullaloe House, Fife
Set of WWII Medals. (Recipient Unknown), The 1939-45 Star, The Italy Star, The Defence Medal, The War Medal1939-45. Kangol Wear maroon Beret Dated 1945 with original RAMC British Airborne cap badge, associated photograph of Italy and a map of Ravena area in Italy. And an original pair of WW2 1943 dated British Airborne and SOE knee pads
A pair of oil on board portraits, young man with Gorget and Beret after Rembrandt and Samian Sybil after Guercino both housed in 18th/19th Century, carved Giltwood frames. Portraits approx 22 x 17cm, frames approx 47 x 37cm. Some repairs to frames consistent with age, the glue on one frame has come undone with a few pieces of the frames detached, otherwise generally good condition.
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