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Waffen-SS Flemish Trouw Commemorative Badge, bronze example with lug fittings to the reverse. Accompanied by a gilt metal Flemish cap insignia with swastika and crossed swords. The Trouw badge was created to commemorate the Waffen-SS Flemish commander Reimond Tollenaere after his death in 1942.
Grouping of Indian Army Badges, including 15th Battalion Frontier Rifles Plaid Brooch, pair of bronze OSD Deccan Horse collar badges, Central India Horse badge, 32nd Lancers headdress badge, 19th Lancers cast white metal badge, Indian Army Ordnance Corps bullion and brass cap badge, plus other items. All mounted onto card display board. (33 items)
Grouping of Mostly Officers Regimental Collar Badges, including bronze OSD West Yorkshire regiment, pair of bronze OSD Loyal North Lancs, 2x pair of bronze OSD Royal Welsh Fusiliers, pair of bullion small type Royal Irish Fusiliers, Pair of bronze The Buffs East Kent regiment, plus others. All mounted onto display card. (66 items)
2x WW2 British Parachute Regiment Beret Badges, being a voided and non-voided crown types, Royal Armoured Corps cap badge with brooch fitting, Royal Tank regiment cap / beret badge, brass Intelligence Corps cap badge, George VI bronze officers The Life Guards cap badge with Firmin London makers details to the reverse, Royal Artillery Volunteers cap badge and brass HAC Artillery cap badge. Various conditions. (8 items)
Mixed Military Badges, including 2 good quality reproduction Georgian pattern shoulder belt plates, brass Royal Fusiliers busby grenade, modern (1990’s) Scots Guards waistbelt clasp, 2x Womens Legion bronze badges, interesting rectangular silver plated plaque (probably from a case) with coat of arms engraved to the centre, plus other items. Mixture of ages and conditions. Some reproduction items.
15x British Infantry Regiment Cap Badges, including Northumberland Fusiliers bronze OSD with blade fittings, East Surrey regiment, Queens Own Royal West Surrey regiment, Hampshire regiment, Duke of Wellingtons West Riding, Middlesex regiment, plus others. Various conditions and periods. (15 items)
Mixed Selection of British Military Badges, including Queens Royal Irish Hussars cap badge, Royal Irish Rangers anodised collar badge, Royal Sussex regiment recruiters rosette badge, bronze officers EIIR Shropshire Yeomanry collar badge, WW1 116th Canadian Expeditionary Force cap badge, The Devonshire & Dorset regiment other ranks waist belt clasp, plus other items. (15 items)
Grouping of Medals, 3 Miniature medals, British War Medal 1914-1918, silver, with pin fitting to ribbon, The Most Excellent Order of the British Empire, O.B.E. (Civil) Officers 2nd type breast badge, silver gilt with pin fitting to ribbon and Polish Cross of Valour; London County Council Fire Brigade medal in bronze, unnamed as issued; An unusual Great War tribute medal by the Sir Frederick Lucas Cooke Textile Trading Company. Medal presented to company employees who enlisted in the first year of the war. Reverse of this cross engraved to F. ROPER. Cross measures 32x32mm; Bronze Italian Regimental medal for the Divisione Gavinana, this division served in East Africa. Medal unnamed as issued; Anglo-Polish ribbon bar consisting of the ribbons for the following medals General Service medal 1918-62, Polish Cross of Merit with metal crossed swords device, Polish Army medal 1945 and Polish Monte Cassino cross with metal device, Monte Cassino; A hallmarked silver Great War tribute medallion for employees of Ransomes and Rapier Limited. Obverse shows coat of arms with date 1918, reverse has wording ‘In recognition of war service done at Messrs. Ransomes & Rapier Ltd.’ Reverse is fitted with pin and catch but pin itself is missing; A useful spare for the East and West Africa medal consisting of a medal suspender with claw and fitted with clasp ‘Benin River 1894’; A hallmarked inter war first aid prize medal (30mm). Reverse of the medal engraved SIR H DIXEY TROPHY, 1926, 1ST , H F RYDER. Sir Harr Dixey graduated as an M.D. from Aberdeen University. Eventually he settled in Malvern becoming an Alderman of Worcestershire County Council, Deputy Lieutenant for the county and Justice of the Peace. During the First World War he served as a Medical Officer with the rank of Captain in the Worcestershire Regiment. He was actively involved in matters of public health especially in the fight against consumption, as a result of which he was knighted in 1925.
Large and Comprehensive Uniform Grouping for a Female Officer in the F.A.N.Y and Later Women’s Royal Army Corps (W.R.A.C), the set consists of the full officers green dress uniform for the WRAC with gilt metal buttons and collar badges. Green cloth skirt with name label to the inside. Officers special pattern dress cap with silver gilt officers kings crown cap badge, still housed in the original box of issue. Dress pattern shirts, shoes, handbag etc. Also accompanied by her battle dress uniform with insignia for the Women’s Transport Service F.A.N.Y and Women’s Royal Army Corps. WW2 period officers F.A.N.Y side cap with bronze cap badge, plus much more. Most items are named to the original owner, Captain D B D Lance W.R.A.C.
WW2 ATS Officers Uniform Group, consisting of ATS pattern battle dress blouse with rank pips to the shoulders. Interior label with the original owners name and number inked. Battle dress with WD arrow and date letter “O” for 1942. Accompanied by the dress skirt with inked name in the waist label; tropical battle dress blouse; WW2 ATS officers cap with bronze ATS cap badge. Tom Brown, Hannover Square tailors label to the interior; green shirt, brown leather shoes and removable collars also included. Most items with the owners ink name, “M L VAUGHAN”.
Gefäß Vietnam, Han- Viet Periode 1.-3. Jhd.Dieses Dreibein Gefäß wird oft fälschlicherweise als Lian (vietnamesisch liễn) bezeichnet, also eineKosmetikdose mit ähnlicher Form. In Wirklichkeit handelt es sich jedoch um ein Gefäß zum Erhitzen von Jiuzun Wein. In den Han-Gräbern in Lạch Trường oder Đông Sơn stehen diese Gefäße im Vorraum neben den Weinschalen, den Vasen Hu und anderen Gegenständen, die für die Präsentation der Opferspeisen bestimmt sind.Sie sind zylindrisch geformt, haben einen gewölbten Deckel und stehen auf drei kleinenFüßen in Form von Bären und einem erhabenen Banddekor mit zwei Griffen in Form vonTaotie-Masken mit Ringen. Bronze, H: 15,5 cm, Ø 18cm(guter Zustand)siehe auch Vergleich: Auktionshaus Cornette de Saint Cyr- Art Tribal- Arts de Asie, Auktion vom 17.11.2021Provenienz: alte Sammlung Norddeutschland

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