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A collection of crested-ware to include WWI machine gunner, bomb and boot, a gramophone, pig, owl etc by various makers

A large WWI Sopwith RNAS restored bomb with four fins and locating bracket

DE-ACTIVATED MILLS BOMB OR HAND GRENADE, the body drilled but retaining metal tin and ring and lever, the screw in alloy base marked MK1 now standing as an ornament on a screw in disc base, 4" (10.2cm) high and ANOTHER CUT DOWN TO FORM AN ASH RECEIVER, standing on a turned brass foot, 2 1/2" (6.4cm) high

An Italian airforce dummy bomb

Edward Teller (Father of the Atomic Bomb): Autographed on 18 x 13 cm black & white photo.

A scratchbuilt papier mache and hardboard four fin bomb*

A Parachute flare, the fired parachute illuminating flare with burnt illuminant canister attached to a white parachute, together with an 81mm Parachute Illuminating Mortar Bomb, sectioned, the white painted body with alloy time fuze and tail unit, the flare stencilled (black): "FLAR"; "81MM M ILLUM"; "S81"; "SIL-99-004", Tail unit stamped: "TV 180 RG5/93", Time ring to fuze stamped: "TV 6 10 20 30 40", Fuze stamped "LOT SG-10-0001" "DM-93-50539" (2)

A 6lb modular practice bomb, high-drag, BDU-5003B, a Canadian, air-dropped, impact fired, signal generating practice bomb, used to train aircrew in the bombing of surface targets. The blue painted steel body with blue plastic nose cone, spacer and tail unit and the nose cone and spacer separated by by a copper ring. Body stencilled (white): "1325-21-881-7546"; BOMB, PRACTICE"; "MODULAR, HIGH-DRAG"; "BDU-5003/B MOD 1"; "P/N 7940119-1"; "MFR. 37967"; "LOT VIC86L01-03";, together with a 25lb US Practice Bomb, BDU-33B/B, emitting smoke and flash on impact, used from training in dropping Bomb Mk. 84, cast steel body, with remains of blue and red paint (2)

A British 30 lb steel thin-walled 30 Incendiary bomb, red oxide painted welded steel cylinder with a hemispherical nose and conical tail unit with cylindrical fin vane

A 51 mm Mortar Round, a fin stabilised parachute illumination mortar projectile, white painted body with 1/4" brown ring to front of the projectile, allow tail and fins, the body stencilled (black): "51mm M"; "ILLUM L3A2"; parachute symbol, "GD 01 87"; "060", "BN"; "CY 03 87-045", together with a 3 in. Mortar Bomb, with pierced tail fins, the body stencilled (white) "3 in m"; "FLASH BE MK 1"; SR PROOF", and another, the body with the remains of the original paint, pierced tailed fins and emptied No. 152 fuze to the nose, the body stencilled (white): "581" (3)

A British 10 or 11 1/2 lb. practice bomb, consisting of a cast iron nose portion, tail cone to contain any filling and cylindrical tail vane, the body painted white with two 1/4" yellow bands around the tail cone.

Eight American Mk 106 practice bombs, air-dropped, impact-or impact-inertia fired signal generating practice bombs, each painted blue with holes in the side of the main body, the body stencilled (white): "BOMB, PRACTICE MK 106-MOD4"; "DL-2518432"; "LMP P.O.-N00104-71-CA-A010"; "FSN 1325-911-3929-E-957" (8)

A German 1.3kg. WWII Incendiary bomb, the magnesium alloy body with steel nose (damaged), complete with tail unit, the body painted silver and tail unit painted green, body stamped "1942", nose stamped "AZ8312" N.B This incendiary bomb has no explosive content, but an incendiary hazard is represented from the magnesium alloy which the body of the bomb is made.

Two 25lb US practice bombs, Mk. 76, emitting smoke and/or flash on impact, these bombs are used training in dropping bomb 500lb, Mk. 82, the cast steel bodies painted light blue, complete with suspension lugs, tail cone stencilled (white): "BOMB PRAC 25B MK760"; "MOD 5 LD 426868 DELL IND"; "1325-806-3409-E973"; "N00104-72-C-B023"; "LOT NO99 DIW-1-0572", the second marked "LOT NO 187", with a British aircraft dropped retarded smoke and flash 4lb. No. 1 Mk. 1 practice bomb used for both day and night operations, the blue painted fibreglass body and fins with aluminium nose assembly, rear drag plate missing, 20mm brown band to nose, the body of bomb stencilled (brown) "PRAC RET"; "4LB No 1 MK 1" "SMK & FLASH;" "SR223E"; "LOT 085 CY 10/77"; "12B/9624890" "1325/99/962/4890"; body stencilled between fins (white): "TRANSIT" "REMOVE", and another British practice bomb, 3kg, No. 2 Mk. 1 (4)

A British 10 or 10 1/2lb practice bomb, consisting of a cast iron nose portion, tail cone to contain any filing and a cylindrical tail vane, body painted white with 1/4" yellow bands around the tail cone.

A 28lb No. 2 Mk 1 Practice bomb, producing both smoke and flash indication, the body and tail painted green with 1” yellow band in front of the tail fins, body stamped “TRANSIT” “DROPPING”

A projectile for a PIAT (Projector, Infantry, Anti-Tank), a man-portable anti-tank weapon developed during World War II to launch a 2.5 lb bomb using a powerful spring and a cartridge in the tail of the projectile, corroded, fired projectile with remains of 1/2" green band to the body of the projectile

A collection of mortar bombs including three 2 inch parachute illuminating examples, a British 4.2 in mortar bomb, fired projectile with cast iron body and pierced tail fins, body stamped "CI"; "4.2 MOR" "TV" "F1", two further mortar bombs including one with black gloss painted body and lacquered fins with remains of fired projecting cartridge and a parachute flare, fired, a large flare candle with stabilising fins and parachute (7)

A Swedish made 80kg flare momb, M60A/M60B, parachute-retarded flare bomb with a mechanical time fuze, this example being an inert dummy for German service, body painted in black and white sections, body stencilled (white) "80 KG"; "LEUCHT" "LUFFTA" "(INERT)"; "LOS" "KORPER"; "HRZEUG"; "BOF-1", body stencilled (black) "INERT"

The remains of a British 4 lb incendiary bomb, replica hexagonal body with tin plate tail unit and two hexagonal nose units

Two 100lb incendiary bombs, the first a USA thin walled bomb, cylindrical body with hemispherical nose with box-type tail fin vane, empty bomb body, painted blue, together with a second USA thin walled incendiary bomb, similar body, painted green, with 1" yellow band to nose, body stencilled longitudinally (black): "AN-100A2 HE"; LOT 5803 CY/1943" (2)

A German WWII Incendiary bomb, body made of magensium alloy known as 'Elektron' with steel nose, complete with tail unit, body with remains of silver paint and tail unit painted green, body stamped RW (over) 15"; "G 285 K-Bi"; "208 Rhs G" N.B This incendiary bomb has no explosive content, but an incendiary hazard is represented by the magnesium alloy from which the body of the bomb is made.

A British thin-walled, cylindrical 2000lb high capacity bomb, designed for general bombardment or where maximum blast damage is required, green painted cylindrical bomb with drum type tail unit nose attachment, 1/2" red band nose and 2" light green band indicating filling type, filling bands and stencilling not original, bomb body empty and stencilled (white): "60/40": "HC 2000LB"; "III"; "23126"; "P8/43", nose of bomb stencilled (white): "No 27/42/44", tail unit stencilled (white) "No 39 Mk 1 1802 43"

A Medium capacity 1,000lb bomb, designed for general bombardment, bomb body complete with tail unit and plug replacing nose fuze, painted dark green with 2" yellow hand to nose, tail plug installed, bomb casing stencilled (yellow): "M.C 1000LB"; "HE MK 13"; Stencilled (red): "INERT", Stencilled (yellow): "45606-68"; "12A/9631127", Stencilled (white) "HES" (* PLEASE SEE IMPORTANT INFORMATION)

A British medium capacity bomb designed for general bombardment, bomb body complete with tail unit and plug replacing nose fuze, painted blue and filled with inert high explosive substitute, tail plug installed, bomb casing painted (white) to nose: "No.8"; "1011 LBS"; "Y.2", adhesive lettering (red): "INERT", stencilled (yellow) to rear of bomb body: "HES" (* PLEASE SEE IMPORTANT INFORMATION)

A British medium capacity 540lb bomb, designed for general bombardment, the bomb body complete with No. 118 Retarded Tail Unit and plug replacing nose fuze, painted dark green with 2" yellow band to nose and filled high inert high explosive substitute, tail plug installed, bomb body stencilled: Yellow: "MC 540LB" Red: "INERT" WHITE: "HES" (* PLEASE SEE IMPORTANT INFORMATION)

A Medium capacity 1000lb bomb, Mk. N1, low drag, this bomb used by the Fleet Air Arm as armament on the Buccaneer naval strike aircraft, bomb body painted dark green with 2" yellow band to nose, bomb body stenciled longitudinally (yellow): "200/09" Bomb body stencilled (white): "REQN 11D"; "MC 1000 LB MK N1"; "SERL No. 15 GD 3/62"; Bomb body stencilled (red): "INERT"; "EXPTL" Tail unit stencilled (yellow): "1000LB" "LOW DRAG"; "EXP 1"; PART No"; "SER No 118" (* PLEASE SEE IMPORTANT INFORMATION)

An Avro Lancaster Bomb Aimers' selector switch ref No:5D/656 with switches numbered 1-16 for on and off positions stencil No:1334-C *Immediately below the cockpit at the front of a Lancaster bomber were stations for the front gunner in his power-operated turret and for the bomb aimer. This nose compartment for these two crew members was reached by a one step down from the main cabin. The bomb aimer, when in position, had to lie flat on his stomach and look through the large circular perspex blister at the front of the aircraft. Three miles from the target, the bomb aimer would take over from the navigator in order to direct the pilot towards the aiming position, normally marked by target indicator flares. In late production Lancasters the bomb aimer could even steer the aircraft himself, having controls linked to the rudder and ailerons via the automatic pilot mechanism. During the hazardous thirty seconds run-in to the target, the bomb aimer would give a running commentary to the rest of the crew as he had a clear view forwards and downwards through his optically flat aiming panel. The crew would be waiting for the welcome phrase from the bomb aimer - "bombs gone!"

A WW2 US Navy portable bomb hoist mark VII to lift half a ton

A Blackburn Buccaneer Bomb Carrier

An Avro Lancaster bomb carrier

An exploded 1000lb bomb fin

Bomb fins, Tail No. 114, Mk 3/4

An Alvis Bomb/Missile hydraulic loader, yellow painted with one front tyre and two rear (missile not included) (* PLEASE SEE IMPORTANT INFORMATION)

A bomb carrier, unidentified, 2 points, Assy. single suspension No. 1 Mk. 1, Ser. No 4

A Bomb Carrier, Phantom, triple ejector Mk 1

A Howarth's bomb trap, patent no. 9542/40

Photograph of a 1048 Halifax bomb bay, together with six prints of Lightning aircrafts, some signed, (2 per frame)

Battlefield memories, a collection of sand including from Sword Beach, Juno Beach, Gold Beach, Omaha Beach, Utah Beach, concrete from Pointe du Hoc, concrete from Merville Battery and bomb shrapnel from Troarn Bridge (D-DAY, British RAF)

A quantity of WWI and later photographs and postcards including Lowestoft bomb damage and aircraft etc

First World War silk postcards, 1920s British Legion Battlefields Pilgrimage Orders of Service and related documents from the Coggeshall branch, together with a postcard of a bomb crater in Coggeshall, dated February 21st 1915 and other related ephemera

First World War British Mills bomb hand grenade dated 1916, together with a child's gas mask and other gas masks

Second World War British Military air drop bomb, possibly for training, 41cm long

AN INERT MILLS BOMB. An inert or practice Mills Bomb, 'Pineapple' with JFS markings etc.

A bomb shaped perfume bottle, John Hardman & Co, with hobnail cut glass base,cork seal in lid, indistinct hallmark

An interesting collection of WWI postcards, including the Trench, aerial shots of bomb damage, soldiers, destruction, the Western front, soldiers, a captured German biplane, Villiers, Bethune and many more, mostly loose, together with other scenic postcards in an album and other ephemera

A small quantity of model aircraft. 3 WM (Western Models) Classic Airliners - Douglas DC-7C ‘Seven Seas’ G-ADIH in white, silver and blue ‘B.O.A.C.’ livery. Douglas DC-3 in silver and white BEA livery, Pioneer Leopard class ‘G-ALXN’ registration. Complete with 4 spare engine pods and propellers. Plus, a Bristol 170 Mk32 Superfreighter in white, green and silver ‘Silver City’ livery, ‘G-ANWJ’ registration. All boxed. Plus 6 loose small scale aircraft by Helmet Products English Electric Lightning, Meteor, Hurricane, Boulton Paul Defiant, clipped wing fighter and a V1 flying bomb. GC-Mint. Also in a worn/damaged box – a Dinky Toys Short Empire Flying Boat ‘Caledonia’. For repair, one wing detached.

A most interesting archive of over 100 mostly small format privately taken photographs relating to the German Heinkel III “Boelke” Squadron of the Luftwaffe in the Spanish Civil War and WWII in Europe, including Squadron parade in Hannover, air to air photographs of He IIIs over Spain with both early German markings and in Spanish markings on their way to bomb Barcelona, bomber types of the “Condor Legion” on the ground, crashed aircraft and memorial services for the crews, American supplied fuel tanker captured from the “Reds”, the “Condor Legion” leaving Spain, back in Germany 1939, air to ground views of Poland,, French aircraft destroyed on the ground, air to air and air to ground views on flight to England, and many more, mostly mounted on loose leaves inserted into a copy of the book “Die He III, Vom Verkehrsflugzeug zum Bomber, 1935-1945”, by Newarra, Stuttgart 1979, with a dedication at the front and a typed letter from the originator of the photographs to the English friend to whom he gave them, together with translations of the hand written annotated notes accompanying the photographs. Generally GC (some of the photographs foxed, the book binding very loose).

German WW2 Hitler Bomb Plot 20 July 1944 wound badge, maker marked L/12 needs to be viewed as very convincing if not genuine, but has no provenance sadly, came from a deceased estate collection. GVF

No.5 Mark 1 WW1 Mills bomb dated 10/16 (October 1916) stamped ''C.A.V'' also WW2 2'' trench mortar with extra fin (Both deactivated) (3 items)

R.A.F. cloth arm badges. Air Sea Rescue, Bomb disposal, Parachute jump instructor, Official duties (Pair - W.R.A.F Chaplains Assistants) (7 items)

British Mills Bomb, with later fitted pine handle and leather strap Trench Club, length 13 1/2"

*Bomb Carrier. A WWII bomb carrier manufacturered by Canadian Westinghouse, with stores reference plate stamped RAF. Ref No 11A/2950 Avro Mk II.N., Type AT-80583, Serial No. 13240, 67 cm long overall (1)

*USAF Flying Jacket. A WWII A2 brown leather jacket, with tailor's label for 'Type A-2 Property Air Force U.S. Army', Crown NY zipper (inoperable), shoulder cords, knitted cuffs and waistband, two flap-over pockets, the reverse with nose art design of Disney's Pluto dropping a bomb with the slogan 'You'v [sic] Had It', with a series of 30 bombs beneath, areas of wear particularly to the lining Purchased from Mansions in 2000, and has the insignia of the 756th Bomb Squadron 459th Bomb Group. (1)

§ Elisabeth Vellacott (British, 1905-2002) World War II bombing scene, bringing out a man from under the bomb debris pencil 31 x 27cm (12 x 11in) Provenance: A gift from Elsiabeth Vellacott to the present owner. A sketch done freely and in situ by Vellacott. Condition is fine.

Phyllis Parker (20th century) Men Clearing Bomb Damaged Buildings, oil on canvas, signed and dated 1941, 40cm x 50cm

German WWII photograph album, 31st Motorised Unit in France including bomb damage and artillery

German WWII photograph album, mostly of Norway, showing bomb damage, aircraft, sunk shipping and personnel

QTY OF LP RECORDS INC MIND BOMB

A COLLECTION OF WORLD MILITARY CAP BADGES to include US Officers cap badge, Navy Seal officers cap badge, bomb disposal US Army badge, a New Zealand Expeditionary Force badge and a quantity of reproduction badges