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AN HISTORICALLY-INTERESTING BELL POSSIBLY FROM THE BRIG/FIRESHIP MARY, 1808, cast in bell metal with crown top and raised lettering to front inscribed BRIG MARY 1808, complete with clapper -- 12¾ x 12¾in. (32.5 x 32.5cm.), The distinctive crown top suggests this bell was probably for naval rather than mercantile use. A candidate which fits quite neatly was one of twenty vessels nominally ‘hired’ in 1809 to supplement Lord Cochrane’s fireship attack on the powerful French squadron anchored in the Basque Roads. Mary is recorded as a brig of 100 tons and, like all these craft, was expended in the action of 11th April 1809. How her bell was recovered is not known at present, but the Île-d’Aix (the island and fort guarding the Basque Roads and harbour) is in shallow water - in fact many fireships missed their mark and one even grounded. The attack at Basque Roads comprised eleven ships of the line, seven frigates, four brig-sloops, two bomb vessels, six brigs, one schooner, two cutters, forty transports or fireships and three Congreve rocket barges - but Gambier refused to press home the advantage and forced a furious Cochrane to withdraw. Whilst great damage had been inflicted, the threat was not eradicated and the remaining French squadron continued to harry allied shipping until the end of the war. Please see lot 118 for an associated lot regarding the Battle of Aix/Basque Roads

AN INTERESTING WORLD WAR II PROBABLY AMERICAN BLACK STAINED WOOD WALKING STICK, the pommel unscrewing to reveal an enclosed snooker cue, the shaft incised and polychromed with the Japanese Islands with bombers inserted, Korea included with a bomb landing above the 30 deg latitude beneath which the Island of Okinawa, 34 14" (87cm) long, TOGETHER WITH THREE OTHER WALKING STICKS including one carved with encircling snakes inscribed 'Doddington 1940' (4)

Five rare large format photographs mounted on board 43cms by 34cms showing ariel bomb production by the W Shaw & Co Wellington cast steel foundry in Middlesborough

A collection of ten black and white photographs taken shortly after the bombing of St David's Hotel, Jerusalem, 22.7.1946. The bomb was planted by Irgun and killed 91 people. These photographs show rescue operations only a couple of hours after the bomb. Notes: General Sir Miles Dempsey's personal set of photographs dating from the time he was Commander-in-Chief of the Middle East.

Royal Air Force Trade Badges consisting of Physical Training Instructor, Bomb Disposal, Dispatch Rider and Gunner. All four remain in good condition. (4 items)

RAF Bomber Command Collection Signed Profiles - Each set of profiles is supplied mounted in its own unique presentation album and accompanied by a certificate of authenticity. The collection contains TWENTY-SIX legendary RAF Bomber Command veterans who individually contributed to this outstanding historical collection and personally signed their own exclusive biographical profile document. RAF BOMBER COMMAND COLLECTION: G/Capt Hamish Mahaddie DSO, DFC, AFC & Bar, W/O Norman Jackson VC, A.V.M. Pathfinder Don Bennett CB, CBE, DSO, Order of Alexander Nevsky, Ft/Lt Bill Reid VC, Marshal of the RAF Sir Michael Beetham GCB, CBE, DFC, AFC, Air/Com John Searby DSO, DFC, Air Marshal Sir Harold Martin KCB, DSO & Bar, DFC & 2 Bars, AFC, W/O Derek Tulloch DFC, DFM,F/O W.S. Parker DFC, Air Marshal Sir Ivor Broom KCB, CBE, DSO, DFC & 2 Bars, AFC, F/O Roland Hammersley DFM, Wing Commander Roderick Learoyd VC, G/Capt J (Willie) Tait – sunk the Tirpitz – DSO & 3 Bars, ADC, Flight Lieutenant Victor Azzaro MBE, DFC & Bar, W/C Roy Ralston DSO & Bar, AFC, DFM, Flt/Lt John Benison DFC, Flt/ Lt Douglas Cameron DFM, G/Capt Leonard Cheshire VC, OM, DSO & 2 Bars, DFC & Bar, F/O Danny Daniel – aimed the bomb which sunk the Tirpitz – DFC, Squadron Leader D J Shannon – RAAF – DSO & Bar, DFC & Bar, Squadron Leader John Costello DFC, DFM, Air Chief Marshal Sir Wallace Digger Kyle, RAF & RAAF, GCB, KCVO,CBE, DSO, DFC, G/Capt Leonard Trent VC, DFC, ADC, Air Chief Marshal Sir Lewis Hodges KCB, CBE, DSO & Bar, DFC & Bar, G/Capt Ken Batchelor CBE, DFC, Air Chief Marshal Sir Augustus Walker GCB, CBE, DSO, DFC, AFC. Excellent Condition

Military Aviation. Bowyer and Van Ishoven 'Halifax and Wellington', Paintings by Michael Turner 'Luftwaffe Aircraft', The Luftwaffe Magazine 'Der Adler' ed. by Mayor and Tokoi, Van Ishoven 'Messerschmitt BF109 at War', Hugh Morgan 'ME262 Storm Bird Rising', Eric Brown 'Wings of the Navy', James Craig 'The Messerschmitt BF109' (soft cover), Ken Wixey 'Bombs of the Royal Airforce', Nowarra 'Heinkel He111', Bins Carter & Wood 'Britain at War in Colour', Arthur Piercy 'Douglas Prop Liners', Winchester 'Lockheed Constellation' (soft cover), Vajda & Dancey 'German Aircraft Industry and Production 1933/45', Jonathan Faulkner 'RAF Fighter Airfields of World War II', Green & Swanborough 'Flying Colours', Roberston 'Beaufort Special', Young 'The Flying Bomb', Faulkner 'RAF Bomber Airfields of World War II', Classic Fighters and Bombers of World War II (Aero Data), Dr. John Pimlott 'Luftwaffe', Airfix Luftwaffe Camouflage of World War II, H. J. T. Leal 'Battle in the Skies over the Isle of Wight' (soft cover), Edward Bishop 'The Wooden Wonder - Story of the De Havilland Mosquito', and Hough & Richards 'The Battle of Britain'. (24 Volumes) CONDITION REPORT: All fair to good, detailed condition report on request.

Hand decorated Arts and Crafts style copper tray made by Blockbuster Brooks of The Blockbuster Bomb fame

WWII How To Tackle A Fire Bomb

A Third Reich Luftwaffe Bomber clasp, of good quality plated finish, blackened fins to bomb, 2 part riveted construction. VGC Plate 11

A Trench Art Mortar Bomb Tail Fin converted to an ash tray with built in lighter with Essex County Shields mounted in fins

Westminster Abbey - ephemera including service sheets for Sir Ralph Richardson, Laurence Olivier and Noel Coward; a bomb incident at Hans Crescent, 1983; maundy services; Royal Air Force, etc. (qty)

Two mortar bomb shell casings, a crystal radio set, various ration books, two AA badges, vintage table tennis game, an architect's parallel rule, two miniature cricket bats with facsimile signatures of the Australian 1948 and 1954 teams CONDITION REPORTS Tennis game - box has some damage and losses, balls may be associated, some areas of damage, but overall appears in reasonable condition. Ration books have been used and have various inscriptions and losses. All items with wear, and some damage and losses. Please see photos for examples.

Triang OO Battlespace And Other Items including R239K Bomb transporter, R341K Searchlight wagon, both in display boxes (lacking soldiers) R249 Exploding car, R123 Helicopter car, both in window boxes (lacking inserts) two others unboxed; Winston Churchill locomotive and 0-6-0T locomotive, assorted rolling stock and other items (condition varies but generally G-E boxes F-G) (qty)

A Second War Mosquito Night Fighter Pilot’s KIA group of three, to Flight Lieutenant Geoffrey Edgar Dunfee of 125 Squadron, comprising 39-45 Star, Air Crew Europe Star with France and Germany Bar, 39-45 Medal, framed and glazed, together with certificate, letter from his Navigator, Flying Officer Brian Williams to Geoffrey’s brother, the famous Bentley Boy, Jack Dunfee, a letter from Wing Commander Leslie G. Scarman, a small press cutting listing Geoffrey as missing and a copy photograph of a family portrait of Geoffrey. On the night of 21st August 1944 off the Sussex coast, Flying a MKXVII de Havilland Mosquito Night Fighter, Registration HK291 the Pilot and his Navigator pursued a V-1 flying bomb through a barrage of our own anti-aircraft fire. The barrage damaged the port engine and wounded F/O Williams, Dunfee ordered him to bail out, landing in the sea. Flight Lieutenant Dunfee and his Mosquito were never seen again. Provenance: by descent through the family.

Six WWII steel and printed enamel bomb split pins

A cut glass scent bomb with embossed silver lid and a Neo-Classical style condiment frame

Brass trench art bowl with inscription to D.Alex Pask Elect Lieut RNVR 1941-46 together with a Stewart R. Browne vintage bakelite torch and a German incendiary bomb dated 1936

The War Illustrated Unsigned Volume 3, No. 57 October 4th 1940. Excellent articles on the heroes of Bomb Disposal, Gen Charles de Gaulle ' Standard-Bearer of 'Free Frenchmen', London the main target of Nazi bombs with striking photographs, the RAF bomb the Ruhr in retaliation, Czech airmen serving in the RAF scoring victories in the Battle of Britain, Italian troops under General Graziani invades Egypt, the Merchant Navy, Eye-Witness account of roof watcher who saw John Lewis and other stores in Oxford Street bombed on 17 September, RAF attack Italian naval base on the island of Rhodes, survivors reports of the torpedoing and sinking of 'The City of Benares' in which 83 of the 90 child evacuees were lost, Londoners seek sanctuary in the underground.  Good condition

A rare WW1 era Mark II 'Reversing Stop Watch for Equal Distance Bomb Sight' by Birch & Gayden Ltd, London, the stopwatch with circular white enamel dial and scale 'Heights in Thousands of Feet', revolving bezel with marker, in steel case with attachment loops.

A TWIN BOFOR UPPER GUN ASSEMBLY TOGETHER WITH A CONFORMING LOWER CARRIAGE AND A SELECTION OF SHIP GUN BARRELS, painted grey, two 40 mm barrels, flared muzzles, recoil springs, the breech assembly incomplete and no carriage together with a similar example bofor carriage, cast in aluminium with no fixtures or assemblies, a five metre long gun barrel, Dia 19 cm, with flared muzzle and 11.5 cm bore, a 4.6 m long gun barrel, dia 14 cm with flared muzzle and 9 cm bore, mounted on a four wheeled WWII bomb trailer

A LARGE SCALE MODEL OF AN AVRO LANCASTER BOMBER TOGETHER WITH A DE HAVILLAND MOSQUITO, the Lancaster painted black with wheels extended and bomb doors closed, white banding and yellow propeller tips, the Mosquito painted silver with black and white stripes to wings and RAF roundels (2)

A World War I Victory medal to 742913 PTE B.F. Forrester 26 - CAN INF with a good quantity official records. Private Benjamin Forrester of the 26th Canadian Battalion was killed by a trench mortar bomb in the front line on 11th November 1916 Condition report: Very fine, tarnished

Two large heavy metal bomb casings

Inert Deactivated Mills bomb grenade 1918

Family Photograph Album & Scrap Book from 1900-1950’s Including time in Australia, the album consists of private photographs, studio photographs, personal correspondence and news paper cuttings. Some of the images are of Military interest but most show family life during this period. All housed in a Army Book 130. Interesting images of natives on board ship on the way to Australia. Appear to settled in Adelaide. Some shots of WW1 German airship bomb damage. 133 images in total.

Box of assorted militaria items to include water bottles, Billy can, dummy stick bomb, box spanner, webbing items, field glasses, vehicle emblems, traffic baton, pick handle etc.

A cased museum quality military WWII Sperry Bomb site MK XIV

LINDBERGH CHARLES: (1902-1974) American Aviator who made the first solo non-stop flight across the Atlantic Ocean, 20th - 21st May 1927. T.L.S., Charles, one page, oblong 8vo, n.p. (Darien, Connecticut), n.d. (8th February 1954), to Miss. Emily Davie. Lindbergh sends his correspondent some letters (no longer present) concerning a bomb inscription and asks 'How about using some quotes from William Ernest Hocking?' continuing 'They're pretty good -- I think he is top, in philosophy and otherwise -- Anne [Morrow Lindbergh, his wife] discovered him for me, as usual.' Lindbergh further writes 'I see you have Whitehead's name in the outline, now. Have you read his Adventure of Ideas? I think the first two or three and the last chapters are wonderful. The middle of the book is too much for me -- or at least it was the last time I attacked it, several years ago….I went up to Cambridge to talk to Whitehead once, years and years ago. He was an extraordinary man'. With blank integral leaf. Accompanied by the original envelope hand addressed by Lindbergh. VG William Ernest Hocking (1873-1966) American Idealist Philosopher. Alfred North Whitehead (1861-1947) English Mathematician and Philosopher. His work Adventure of Ideas was published in 1933. Emily Davie Kornfeld (1915-1989) American Author and Actress who edited Profile of America: An Autobiography of the USA, to which Lindbergh wrote a foreword, and which was published in 1954. The book was a compilation of writing by various Americans including Jefferson and Thoreau and was a critically acclaimed best seller.

DU MAURIER DAPHNE: (1907-1989) British Author. T.L.S., Daphne, four pages, 8vo, Menabilly, Par, Cornwall, 21st December 1958, to 'My dear' (Foy Quiller-Couch). Du Maurier writes a social letter to her friend, thanking her for a Christmas gift which she had had an instinct to open early, 'The instinct was sound. As the first south-westerly in months blew the moors black, and I was bent double in my attempts to walk, your snug wind-cheater plus chest protector kept influenza at bay….Thank you a thousand times. Have you some hidden knitter in the isles of Shetland? The waistcoat is so well done, and not, I feel sure, by your own fair hands' and further reporting on her family, 'All goes fairly well here, though the Guardsman (her husband, Frederick Browning) is very up and down, and the groans of “I feel so ill“ pretty continuous, though mostly after a day or so in London. Every doctor tells him to give up, and then foolish friends, not knowing his history, say “Oh, but you'll be bored to tears in the country. It's madness to retire“. If they only knew he is perfectly content to potter. it's the conflicting advice that is so bad. Kits has his blood-and-thunder film ready to show us at Christmas. Miss Tod, Mr Burt, myself, are all murdered in it. Only Oenone survives. What a sport she is, she allowed herself to be filmed throwing a bomb out of the St. Austell train. It is only a matter of time before she is sent for by the police….Guardsman says he will “hold the fort“ while the Prince is away on his tour, and I don't really know what he means. Kits starts work on January 5th learning the film directing under Carol Reed, with the new Graham Greene story Our Man From Havana. He may find himself in Cuba amongst the rebels.' An entertaining letter. Some small, minor tape stains to the head of each page, only very slightly affecting two words of text, but not the signature, otherwise VG Foy Quiller-Couch - daughter of British writer Arthur Quiller-Couch (1863-1944), and a life-long friend of Du Maurier. Indeed, Du Maurier was accompanied by Foy Quiller-Couch when she became inspired with the storyline for her novel Jamaica Inn. Some years previously the two ladies were staying at Jamaica Inn and went riding on Bodmin Moor. They became lost in bad weather conditions and apparently sheltered for some time in a derelict cottage on the moor but were eventually led back to Jamaica Inn by their horses. Frederick Browning (1896-1965) British Lieutenant-General of World War II, deputy commander of the First Allied Airborne Army in Operation Market Garden, 1944. Browning served as Treasurer and Head of Office to the Duke of Edinburgh. Christian Du Maurier (1940- ) Youngest child of Daphne Du Maurier and Frederick Browning, who became a photographer and film-maker, as referred to in the present letter.

A part of a German incendiary bomb container recovered from Stockton 1941, with remnants from a German land mine parachute also recovered from Stockton 1941

A 1947 Morris Eight, registration no. GBJ 874, in running order. Military livery for 95th Bomb Group, with original receipt dated March 22nd 1947 and log book and other related paperwork

WW1/WW2 Message dropping bomb

WW2 group to 10350588 Cpl J. Savory Intelligence Corps (att 307 P Mil Gov Det). Lived Stocks Lane, Chester. Lot includes original named box of issue, Soldiers Service Book, 1939-45 Star, France & Germany Star, Defence & War Medal. Plus various badges and some bomb damage photos. (qty)

Morris Richard Jeppson signed 12 x 8 colour photo, (June 23, 1922 – March 30, 2010) was born in Logan, Utah and was a Second Lieutenant in the United States Army Air Forces during World War II. He served as assistant weaponeer on the Enola Gay, which dropped the first atomic bomb on the city of Hiroshima, Japan on August 6, 1945. Good condition

Rare Dambuster Raid veteran1993 617 Squadron Dambusters cover with Scampton postmark and lovely illustration from the film. Autographed by Dambuster veteran Jim Clay DFC*, AJ-W on the second wave of attacks. Bomb Aimer with Les Munro. Clay passed away in 1995, a very rare autograph. Good condition

AVM Sandy Johnstone DFC1988 Malta Convoys, Bomb Attack on Clan Ferguson commemorative cover. Gibralta George Cross Association. Gibralta stamp and postmark. Signed by Cpl George Ellen – Royal Corps of Signals, Malta Command, 1940 – 45 and AVM Sandy Johnstone DFC, 229/249 Spitfire Squadron during the Siege of Malta in WWII. Good Condition

George Johnny Johnson Bomb Aimer Sorpe Dam Raid Signed 10 X 8 Photo. Good condition

World War II RAF Regiment Flight Sergeant cloth badges and buttons, a similar set for a RNZAF Flight Sergeant bomb aimer, and five other cloth badges, etc, all card mounted

Stamps, Dambusters Thematic a collection of 9 dam-busters themed covers. Signed and flown covers from 1970 / 1972. 5 flown in ‘The Last Lancaster’ and 3 in a Vulcan B Mk2. Notable signatures include. Skip bomb designer Sir Barnes Wallis CBR FRS RDI FRAeS. Air Marshal Sir Harold ‘Micky’ Martin KCB, DSO & Bar, DFC & Two Bars, AFC, the pilot of Lancaster Bomber AJ-P which hit the Mohne Dam, temporary Officer Commanding 617 Squadron. Group Captain Leonard Cheshire VC, OM, DSO & Two Bars, DFC, unusually Leonard’s VC was awarded for cumulative service and courageous acts, he was Officer Commanding 617 Squadron. Group Captain James Brian ‘Willie’ Tait, DSO & Three Bars, DFC & Bar, one of the most decorated British service personnel he is most famous for delivering the bombs that sank the German battleship Tirpitz, Tait succeeded Cheshire as Officer Commanding 617 Squadron. Flight Lieutenant William Reid, VC, who was awarded the VC for a trip to Dusseldorf. Together with covers signed by Lancaster & Vulcan personnel, Vasey, Hines & Stanley. (good) (9 covers, 1 packet)

A US Army Air Corps Aircraft Camera (Bomb Spotting 35mm), type A-4, by Bell & Howell Co, Chicago, serial number AC-42-18904, with exposure calculator for camera speed and aperture, winding handle on the right, and flat mounting platform, with black crackle finish. GC (fully wound but inoperative, a few small bolts missing).

A Grafton China crested ware figurine entitled The Bomb Thrower, wreath below crest marked Supera Moras, Bolton, 13.5cm (h)

A SELECTION OF FIRST EDITION NOVELS comprising Agatha Christie, 'By The Pricking of My Thumbs', first edition 1968, hardback with jacket, published for the Crime Club; Agatha Christie, 'Curtain, Poirot's Last Case', first edition 1975, hardback with jacket, published by Collins; Graham Greene 'Doctor Fischer Of Geneva or The Bomb Party', first edition 1980, hardback with jacket, published by The Bodley Head; John Le Carre, 'The Looking-Glass War', first edition 1965, hardback with jacket, published by Heineman; John Le Carre, 'Smiley's People', first edition 1979. hardback with jacket, published by Hodder and Stoughton; and John Le Carre, 'The Constant Gardener', first edition 2001, hardback with jacket, published by Hodder and Stoughton (6)

FIRST WORLD WAR POSTCARDS; WWI postcards from soldiers On Active Service. Album with 124 Postally used cards with Censor marks, Army / Field Post Office cancels sent home from the Great War. Variety of (mostly) European views inc Bomb Damage, Patriotic, Sentimental with messages.

Three various Mills bomb grenades (one in half section)

A SECOND WORLD WAR GALLANTRY GROUP OF MEDALS, Flight Lt. S.A. Paige. 135079. Flight Lt. Stanley Paige was awarded the Distinguished Flying Cross in 1945. Fl Lt Paige was awarded the prestigious DFC for his courage and devotion to duty involving his dangerous but vital recovery of an early version of a German V1 flying bomb in 1944. After making a secret rendezvous with British agents in Italy, he flew the missile back to Britain so it could be probed and studied by experts. During the Campaign of Burma, Flight Lt. Paige flew on many missions, including dropping supplies to the 14th Army. On one occasion when flying through a severe monsoon storm, his aircraft was thrown upside down after battling over the Arakan Yomas. The aircraft was righted and Stanley Paige successfully completed his mission. Quoted in the London Gazette 4th June 1946 "At all times he has set an inspiring example by his courage and devotion to duty". The collection of medals includes a full medal group with miniatures comprising DFC (Distinguished Flying Cross) 1939/45 Star, Burma Star, Italy Star, Defence and Service medals. Also photographs, two log books, silk maps, newspaper cuttings, and other related paperwork. Contained in the lot are also newspaper cuttings describing how Paige flew deep into enemy territory in Europe to supply the underground movement with urgently needed war materials, a task which demanded great determination and skill. Provenance: The Paige family by descent.

A group of 40 assorted Frog plastic model kits to include; Tempest Mk.V, De Havilland Hornet F.MK.3, Lysander MkI or Mk3, Fairey Barracuda Mk.II, Spitfire XIV and Flying Bomb, Hunter F.G.A.9 x2, Sea Venom, Junkers JU.88A-4, Gannet A.S.1/4, Beaufighter Mk.21, Lynx multi-role helicopter, Maryland 167, Westland Wessex Mk.1 or Mk31, Fairey Gannet A.S., Messerschmitt Bf.110G, Heinkel He. 219 ‘UHU’, Spitfire Mk.14 and Flying Bomb, Fairey Barracuda, Vengeance Mk.II, Bristol Blenheim Mk.1, Bristol Beaufort, Vultee Vengeance Mk.II, Douglas Boston III, Comet Racer, Miles Master III, McDonnell Dougles A-4 Skyhawk, Sepecat Jaguar A.2/T.2, Buccaneer Mk.2A/50, Hawker Siddeley Harrier G.R. Mk.I, Canberra Mk.8/12, Heinkel He.111 H-1/H-6, Whitley Mk.V or Mk.VII, Focke Wulf Ta 152H, De Havilland Gipsy Moth, Spitfire Mk.I or Mk.5a, Grumman Wildcat, De Havilland Vampire Gloster Gladiator II, Faireu Firefly F Mk.I, all boxed or carded examples together with an unboxed JU 88 plane and a Caravelle III in a Frog bag. (42)

Three signed coloured prints of Concorde and the Red Arrows, Vulcan B2 bomber and a Lancaster dropping the first Grand Slam bomb

Box of assorted non-live ammunition of various calibers, dummy stick bomb etc.

Tray of aluminium cylindrical containers, originally for shell detonators. Together with a dummy practice bomb or practice mortar round.

Mixed lot W H Goss crested ware includes Conway Welsh Bronze Crochon, First and Last House in England, Wymondham Church Beaker, City of London Incendiary Bomb etc, approx 40 items in all

Dandy (1940) 178-181. Propaganda war issues. Luftwaffe bomb Desperate Dan. 181: Korky captures U-Boat cover [vg] (4)

TRIANG/TRIANG HORNBY Battlespace - 11 x Models nos R217 Rocket Launcher (Good), R241 Well Wagon (Good Wagon/Poor Tank), R128 Helicopter Car (Good), R239 Bomb Transporter (Good/no Commandos), R341 x 2 Antiaircraft Searchlight Wagons (both missing Aeriels otherwise Good), R567 x 2 (1 Good and one repainted) and R249 Exploding Car (looks Good but glued). All Wagons only with no track accessories. R240 Triang Ambulance Coach (Good)

TRIANG/TRIANG HORNBY TCS and Battlespace - 7 x Models - TCS nos R1151, 1330, 1343, 1353, and 2350 (all Mint Boxed) and R116 (Good Boxed) - Battlespace R239 Bomb Transporter (Mint Boxed)

A CASED PAIR OF GEORGE III NEO-ROCOCO CHINOISERIE SILVER TEA CADDIES By John Wakefield, London, 1818, cast and of inverted rectangular bombé form, three panels depicting Asian figures in different poses with a scroll surround and the fourth panel engraved with a coat of arms, corners with separate scrolls, raised on four openwork scroll feet, gadroon borders, covers with scrolls and applied cast floral finials. (h 14cm x l 9.5 x 8cm) (29.6oz)

King & Country bomb - damaged Berlin Chancery, presumed complete, generally VG, a few minor chips, unboxed (9)

King & Country set LAH025 July 1944 Bomb Plot, The Hut with 2 LAH guards, unboxed, VG (3)

Military collectable's - including a Burma Star medal - tarnished, RAF Regiment Afghanistan cloth badges, Huntingdon Falklands veteran dog tags etc. New Brunswick Regiment panoramic photo April 1918 - creased repair - inert parachute mortar bomb, pair Zeumer Karlsruhe Word War I leather pack straps, whistle, boxed 1992 London Guildhall scroll, buckles, cloth/metal badges, hobnails, Canberra engine started inert cartridge in container, Scout and Police items, buttons etc. Condition report: Overall good condition

"ON ENGLAND AND OTHER ADDRESSES" by the Right Honourable Stanley Baldwin Philip Allan & Co Ltd, London 1927 signed and inscribed by Chamberlain 1937 together with a PRISONER OF WAR SMOKER'S COMPANION the turned wood base supporting three aluminium as htrays about a central lighter fashioned as a bomb shell crashing into a globe, base 20cm diameter

A WWI Casualty Pair with plaque to Lance Cpl. 20512 S. Wilkinson 18th Bn. Army Cyclist Corps. Killed in action 8th September 1917 (Killed by bomb - reserve line). In display folder with extensive documents and research