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Lot 515
WWII Newspaper- to include Daily Express 7 Jun 1944 with stories regarding the war 'Ten Miles Inland' plus The Times 8 Aug 1945 'Damage by New Bomb' with a story of Hiroshima bombing, both framed measure 53x72cm approx. and Daily Mirror May 9 'Britains Day of Rejoicing' framed measures 40x50cm approx. (3)
Lot 567
15 pieces of crested china, including Arcadian “HMS Queen Elizabeth, arms of Swanage, Coronet War machine gunner, City of London, Arcadian binocular, Woburn Sands, Arcadian shell “Jack Johnson”, Bedworth, Savoy siege gun, Birmingham, Arcadian “Bomb dropped on Bury St Edmunds” Swanage, etc. GC
Lot 292
THREE GREAT WAR MEDAL GROUPS: A pair - 170009 GNR J Caines RA Entitled to pair only. Correctly impressed. Condition GVF A pair, Defence Medal and Special Constabulary Medal GV to M2 -174750 Pte F J White ASC. The pair - M2 -174750 Pte F J White ASC Defence Medal - Unnamed as issued Special Constabulary - Fred White. Correctly impressed Condition = GVF. MM & Pair to 209232 BMDR A C Cole RA With renamed unofficially engraved original Military Medal - 209232 Bomb A C Cole Entitled to pair only. Correctly impressed Condition = VF+
Lot 827
Late issue Dinky Toys Military Vehicles and boat in bubble packs and card boxes, 303 Commando Squad set, 668 Foden Army Truck, 604 Land Rover Bomb Disposal Unit and 673 Submarine Chaser, all in original window boxes, 656 88mm Gun, 654 155mm Mobile Gun and 678 Air Sea Rescue Launch, in original bubble packs, E, boxes/packs, 604 F, others G-VG (7)
Lot 1298
A quantity of collectables, including a 19th century wire mousetrap, a 19th century fruitwood pestle, 29cm, a wooden crossbow bolt, four 19th century pistols, a starting handle for an 'ATCO' motor mower, circa 1926, 'Trilogy of cast iron facts' - 3 vols, 18 pounder shell nose, WWI Mills bomb (inert), a grenade and sundry, (qty).
Lot 984
World War II military Aviation interest, a 10 Shilling banknote signed by the men of the B17 Flying Fortress "Big Gas Bird" beginning with Captain and pilot Presthold, with the rest of the crew also signing, also detailing the 35 missions and the bottom corner with the planes details, 8th Airforce, signed 15th April 1945. The 385th Bomb Group, who took the nickname "Van's Valiants" after their first Commanding Officer Col. Elliot Vandevanter, flew B-17s from Great Ashfield, Suffolk. The Group led the famous attack on the Focke-Wolfe aircraft factory at Marienburg on 9 October 1943, during which only two out of one hundred B-17s were lost and all of the buildings on the site were damaged or destroyed. They won two Distinguished Unit Citations. The first, awarded to all 4th Bomb Wing Groups, was for accurately dropping their pay load on an aircraft factory at Regensburg, on 17 August 1943 and the Group's second was awarded after leading a difficult long-range mission to destroy an aircraft repair works at Zwickau, south-west Germany, on 12 May 1944
Lot 1012
U2 - 'How To Dismantle An Atomic Bomb’ CD album and brand new XL T-Shirt Photo copy of interview with band about album. Jacknife Lee ‘Vertigo' Remix CDR’s 4 dated 15/10/2004 plus one dated 22.10.04 and 2 others undated. ‘City Of Blinding Lights’ 2CD + 1DVD Single set in cardboard sleeve. ‘Vertigo’ ’Neon Lights’ CD single, ‘Original Of The Species’ promo CD, U2 Uncovered ITV Special Parts 1-4 from June 2005 on DVD, 4 x CD size carrier bags. ‘Sometimes You Can’t Make It On Your Own’ single set case. Photocopy of letter from Bono explaining (RED) with 2 promo Amex cards.
Lot 412
***Gilbert Duncan Clay (1911-1995) - Extensive collection of watercolours, ink and pencil drawings, including - "St Paul's, St Vincent Vedast", and one other, with figures to the foreground clearing bomb damage, 14.5ins x 20ins, signed, titled and dated 1947, framed and glazed, together with six other watercolours, framed and glazed (all other work unframed), various
Lot 46
Collection of Tri-ang Railways, locomotives include boxed R.259S and R35 Britannia locomotive and tender, B.B American Diesel in Pacific box and B unit, R351 Co-Co Electric loco in 2232 Dublo box, Goods set with 0-6-0 BR tank engine and a American Good train set, boxed rolling stock two Pullman coaches, LMS Buffet car and 1st/2nd composite, R.239 Bomb transporter, R.128 Operating Helicopter car, Cable wagon and Goods van, boxed accessories, R,402 Operating Royal Mail set complete with four postal bags, R.345 Side Tipping set, electrically operated Level crossing, Turntable set and 15” Catenary set unchecked, all in generally good condition, boxes good except American set box lid poor (20 items).
Lot 181
After Banksy (b. 1975),a group of ten screenprints in colour including:Can't beat the feelin',Dog Walker,Peace Soldiers,Queen Victoria,Punks not dead,Balloon Girl,Bomb Hugger,Consumer Jesus,Police Kids (Jack & Jill),Police Angel (af),each bearing 'The West Country Prince' stamp verso,unframed*Please Note: VAT will be added to the hammer price of this lot
Lot 313
δ Banksy (b.1974)Bomb Love (Bomb Hugger)Screenprint in colours, 2003, numbered from the edition of 600 in pencil, on wove paper, printed and published by Pictures on Walls, London, the full sheet printed to the edges, 695 x 495mm (27 1/2 x 19 3/4in) (framed)This work is accompanied by a certificate of authenticity issued by Pest Control Office.δ This lot is sold subject to Artists Resale Rights, details of which can be found in our Terms and Conditions.
Lot 317
δ Banksy (b.1974)Bomb Middle EnglandScreenprint in colours, 2002, numbered from the edition of 500 and further inscribed as an artist's proof in pencil, on wove paper, printed and published by Pictures on Walls, London, the full sheet, 347 x 985mm (13 5/8 x 38 3/4in) (framed)This work is accompanied by a certificate of authenticity issued by Pest Control Office.δ This lot is sold subject to Artists Resale Rights, details of which can be found in our Terms and Conditions.
Lot 104
Outstanding Great War and Irish Troubles Handwritten Diary Covering the Period 1914-1921 Compiled by the Commanding Officer of the 11th Hussars, Lieutenant Colonel R.J.P.Anderson C.M.G., D.S.O. As a professional soldier, educated at Winchester, with considerable experience of earlier campaigns, including the North-West Frontier and Boer War he brings a perceptive and seasoned eye and broader perspective to the actions he describes. As well as the Great War there is considerable Irish interest covering a difficult period in 1920 & 1921. The diary is clearly written in two Correspondence books (Field Service) and entries are therefore full of detail and very readable. The diary starts with a general hand drawn map of the units movements following its retirement from Mons and a telling list of those Officers who embarked, all but six of whom were killed or wounded. By August 18th the Hussars are deployed and significant action and casualties are daily occurrences. This a source reference of considerable importance, and confusion, friendly fire as well successes against the Germans are all described with units, places and dates and times confidently written. The attrition of experienced Officers and men during the First Ypres battle comes across very clearly. Wounded by a shell, along with 3 others he is evacuated to England. He returns to the front in March 1915, one of his first tasks is to visit the well preserved grave of a fellow Officer with whom he was obviously close. He is called on to bolster the French following the surprise Gas attack and he describes the difficult fighting that resulted and his lucky escape from shell fire. The hand drawn coloured maps, many showing trench lines are exceptional well executed. On the Somme he is called upon to provide a cavalry force ready to exploit the breakthrough expected but not achieved "back in billets a very depressed lot" He details the moves and plans for further exploitation, which again come to nothing. "It really looks as though there was no future for us except as infantry" He also provides a very detailed account of similar experiences waiting for an opportunity to use cavalry during the Arras operations and the withdrawal to the Hindenburg line in 1917, together with much on the problems the cavalry were facing in terms of forage, suitable stabling, low quality replacements and the appalling weather. Also much perceptive description and comment on the poor state of the French army after the lack of success of their Spring Offensive. Interesting experience during the Cambrai battle where a planned attack is cancelled at the last moment and has to use his men in a dismounted role. During the confusion of the German March Offensive he takes command of all troops in the 72nd Brigade holding off a German attack and doing considerable execution, forced to withdraw his troops suffer heavy casualties and loose most of their horses. He describes a bayonet charge and hand to hand fighting. Includes a copy of Douglas Haig's famous "Backs to the Wall" order tipped-in. He takes part in the famous Amiens battle in a mounted role and the change of mood is very clear from his writing. On news of the Armistice he writes "it seems to good too be true". Part of the Occupation force in Germany he returns in February 1919 to England. As a regular Officer his service continues in Egypt (where his wife manages to visit) and later in Ireland (1920), with both interesting commentary on the troubles and description of ambushes and "murders". ie Dec 12th 1920 "At Cork last night at 7.30 a bomb was thrown into a lorry load of Auxiliary Cadets, killing one and wounding the remainder. In a few hours half of Patrick Street was in a blaze.." etc. etc., Overall an exceptional contemporary account, well written and providing valuable insights. A highly important source reference (two volumes with two loose maps charting Anderson's movements in 1914)
Lot 188
Photograph Album Relating to the NSDAP In 1937. Unusual and very well presented "Commemorative" Album containing a number of important images including Rosenberg, Gauleiter Dr Alfred Meyer (attended Wannasee Conference in 1941 and committed suicide in 1945) and other high ranking SS and Party Officials. Uniform details particularly good, a historic album with c.60 images. Together with Photograph Album of Luftwaffe interest, Inspectors? Insp. Nickamp, bomb damage to Luftwaffe buildings (bombed 6-9 July 41), shooting contest, family images and wedding to Naval Officer 1943. One page partly torn out, generally very good condition. c.95 images in total (2 albums) Ex Brian L Davis Archive
Lot 26
Armament Training Manual for the Royal Air Force Part II Bombs, Pyrotechnics, Bombsights etc. Air Ministry 1929 AP 1243. Exceptionally rare manual with 10 chapters covering all the Bombs, bombsights, bomb carries etc used in the late 1920's by the then fledgling RAF. Illustrations are very detailed as are the excellent coloured plates. c.300pp., numerous ills., amendments included, in laced heavy boards, name in pencil together a Hendon location. very nice example,
Lot 28
Two Sets of Royal Air Force Reconnaissance and Related Photographs, one set bound in an RAF Form 4003 album with screw-down metal fixings. Four non-aerial photos: photo interpretation modellers at work; crew loading a recce camera into an aeroplane; troops in Far East at rest on camp beds; and the belly side of a Boston III. 28 aerial photos, range suggests album may have used as a training aid. Targets taken include: industrial sites – Hagen in the Ruhr/oil wells nr Hannover/power station Essen, daylight attack Lorient 06/03/43, several Me 321 & Me 323 Gigant transports on and around runway plus a twin-fuselage He 111Z Gigant tug, camouflaged heavy flak ‘island’ Hamburg, Yugoslav airfield with Ju 52/Fi 156/Do 17 & Fw 58 identified, Trondheim U-boat pens under construction 19/07/42, French fleet burning at Toulon after scuttling, Tirpitz in Kiel dry dock, several post raid inc. Stettin/Essen 08/03/43/Cologne/Spezia, SS Europa at Bremen (Leni Riefenstahl sailed on her to New York 1930s). RAF bromide paper carton for 9in x 7in paper, date on label 13-4-42, with 12 photos c. 9” x 7” and two 5” x 4”. Several have the mission frisket along the top and some have pencil annotation to rear with mission details, inc. crew names. Flights from 1 PRU – Spitfire AB309 F/S Reeves, 540 Sqn – Mosquito DZ357 P/O Mortimer & Sgt Haney, 541 Sqn – Spitfire EN683 F/S Gravenstede, 544 Sqn - Mosquito F/O Buifield(?) & F/S Barron, targets inc. invasion barges, Toulouse airfield, northern France pre D-Day, Lyon factory, Mannheim, Stuttgart post-raid, Misburg post-raid clearly showing bomb craters. Sizes 13” x 10” to 9” x 7”.
Lot 299
Superboy vintage 1960s DC comics inc Superboy #114, 115 - Atomic bomb cover, 116, 117 - Legion app., 118, 120, 121, 122, 123, 124 - 1st app. Insect Queen Lana Lang, 125 - Legion cameo, 126 - Krypto super dog origin re-told, 127, 128, 129, 130, 131, 132 - 1st app. Supremo, 133 - Superboy meets Robin, 134, 135, 136, 137, 139, 140, 143, 144, 145 - Superboys parents regain their youth, 453, etc. mostly UK cover stamped in various conditions. [ZD]
Lot 129
Dambusters World War Two cover signed by Sqn Ldr J. Les Munro CNZM, DSO, QSO, DFC Pilot, Dams Raid 1943. Cover produced in 2008 for the 65th Anniversary of the Dams Raid Operation Chastise. Cover design shows the release and trajectory of the bouncing bomb and in a sperate pane a Lancaster of 617 Squadron over the Mohne Dam. Good Condition. We combine postage on multiple winning lots and can ship worldwide. UK postage from £3.99, EU from £5.99, Rest of World from £7.95
Lot 135
Dambusters World War Two cover signed by Grp. Capt. James Willie Tait DSO, DFC, ADC Commanded 617 Sqn., Raid on the Tirpitz. The Dambusters & Barnes Wallis. Cover design shows Lancasters on route to the Dams. Insert photographs on the cover show the bouncing bomb in action and British Army engineers attempting to recover the last four prototypes. Special postmark Roy Chadwick designer of the Lancaster, Scampton, Lincs., 10 June 1997. Good Condition. We combine postage on multiple winning lots and can ship worldwide. UK postage from £3.99, EU from £5.99, Rest of World from £7.95
Lot 143
Dambusters World War Two cover signed by W Off. Leonard Rooke Flt. Eng. 617 Sqn. Attack by 617 Squadron on Mimoyceques, Pas de Calais V3 weapons site. Series cover, 60th Anniversary of the wartime raids of No. 617 Dambuster Squadron. The cover design shows a Lancaster coping with heavy flak as it releases its bomb on Mimoyceques, 6th July 1944. Special postmark, From Dams to Tirpitz, Scampton, Lincoln, 6 July 2004. Good Condition. We combine postage on multiple winning lots and can ship worldwide. UK postage from £3.99, EU from £5.99, Rest of World from £7.95
Lot 148
Dambusters World War Two cover signed by Sqn Ldr John Cockshott DFC* Pilot, 617 Sqn. 617 Squadron, Royal Air Force Attack on the U-Boat pens at Farge, 27th March 1945. Cover design shows a Lancaster over Farge and insert photograph showing the damage caused by a Grand Slam bomb on the U-Boat pens. Special WWII postmark The Cenotaph, Whitehall, London, 27 March 2008. Good Condition. We combine postage on multiple winning lots and can ship worldwide. UK postage from £3.99, EU from £5.99, Rest of World from £7.95
Lot 150
Dambusters World War Two commemorative cover signed by Wg. Cdr. John Bell MBE, DFC Bomb Aimer, 617 Sqn. Wellington Barnes Wallis, Father of the Vickers Wellington. The 50th Anniversary year of the Wellington Bomber. Special postmark Guy Gibson and the Dambusters, Scampton, Lincoln, 30 Oct. 2001. Good Condition. We combine postage on multiple winning lots and can ship worldwide. UK postage from £3.99, EU from £5.99, Rest of World from £7.95
Lot 684
NAGASAKI PILOT: 8x10 inch photo signed by Fred Olivi, co-pilot of B-29 'Bockscar' which dropped the 2nd atomic bomb onto the Japanese city of Nagasaki on the 9th August 1945, effectively ending WWII. Good Condition. We combine postage on multiple winning lots and can ship worldwide. UK postage from £3.99, EU from £5.99, Rest of World from £7.95
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