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Lot 398
Of railway interest - a bronze medal depicting a Coronation locomotive issued in celebration of the 50th Anniversary of the Railways Act 1921, an oval railway service lapel badge for LMS number 49927, another for LNER numbered 20558, a gold and red British Rail cloth badge, a British Railway chrome cap badge depicting a coronet wilt lion holding wheel and assorted other railway related badges, buttons and lapel badges.
Lot 5140
A collection of pre war RAF Rifle Association/Small Arms Association Shooting Medallions in Hallmarked .925 Silver. Four 45mm at 40 grams each: Fifteen 38mm at 30 grams each: Six at 38mm diametre in Bronze: Whitehead Challenge Medallions, .925 Hallmarked silver 46/47 grams each: Another but not hallmarked: Bronze 47mm National Rifle Assocoation 1860 Medallion.
Lot 5143
WW2 British cap badges: ATS Officers Bronze cap badge, Royal Scots, Gordon Highlanders, RAMC, QARANC, Army Catering Corps, Staybrite Royal Engineers cap badge, WRAC Queen Crown cap badge, WRAC New Testament 1959, WRAC Sweetheart woven embroidery, three WRAC cloth shoulder titles uniform removed, single Clp's stripe, pair machine woven 21 Army Group formation signs, RN Sweetheart badge, British Armed Forces 3d note, US Army rank stripe, Union Jack Club card, GR VI Victory message, Lone Star Toy Jeep, two cloth stars.
Lot 5158
WW2 British Cloth insignia group all from the estate of a Captain of the Royal Army Service Corps, later Royal Armoured Corps. He fought in North West Europe and took part in Operation Market - Garden ("A Bridge Too Far") and helped liberate the Dutch town of Eindhoven. To include: two ribbons for the 1939-45 Star, two pairs of RAC slip on shoulder titles, 6 yellow backed RAC rank pips, 4 bronze service dress rank pips, 5 issue printed RASC shoulder titles, 2 sets of matched pairs of private purchase RASC shoulder titles, 6 21 Army Group printed formation signs, 3 8th Corps private purchase formation signs, pair of printed issue 8th Corps formation signs, single printed 30 Corps formation sign, 1st Corps printed formation sign, 4 embroidered North Wales & Mid West District formation signs, 4 sets of printed service chevrons, 6 Vegetable Ivory "plastic" General Service buttons, printed National Fire Service 34 district formation sign, one sign with rampant lion insignia. Some uniform removed, others unissued condition.
Lot 5160
WW2 British Cap badge collection to include: 17th/21st Lancers x 2, Royal Warwickshire Regt, Dorsets, Royal Suffolk Hussars, RA with Spinning Wheel, Border Regt, East Surrey Regt, RAMC, Leicestershire Regt, Kings Own, The Welsh, East Lancs, Gloucesters, South Staffs, DCLI, Suffolks, Norfolks, Hampshires, RAF, Royal Scots, Essex Yeomanry, Herefords, Wiltshire Regt x 2, Westminster Dragoons, North Staffs, Notts & Derbys, General Service Corps, RAOC, Lincolns, Cheshires, Pay Corps, Argyle & Sutherland Highlanders x 2, Black Watch, 16th Lancers, DLI, Kings, RE, Royal Signals, HLI, Devons, South Lancs, The Buffs, Manchester Regt, Royal Sussex Regt x 2, Northamptonshire Regt, Middelsex Regt, Buckinghampshire Battl, Welsh Guards, RTR, KOSB, Worcestershire Regt, RUR, RWF, Int Corps, RASC, Pioneer Corps, VI Dragoon Guards, Army Education Corps, Army Physical Training Corps, KSLI, Royal West Kents, 20th Battl London Regt, Cambridge Regt, Essex Regt, KRRC, The Loyal Regt, Green Howards, Hertfordshire Regt, Bronze Life Guards, Australian Commonwealth Military Forces x 2, etc, shoulder titles, colar dogs, etc. Over 75 cap badges in total.
Lot 5175A
WW2 British Royal Sussex Regiment Officers Bronze collar dogs matched pair, no makers marks: WW2 Hallmarked Silver ARP Lapel badge with button hole fitting, date letter "C": Boxed WW2 RAF Officers metal cap eagle for the Field Service cap with screwback fittings: WW2 British Booklet "Ten Chapters 1942 - 1945" covering Field Marshall Montgomery's wartime career: Bronze and Enamel National Smallbore Rifle Association Medallion, engraved to reverse "Women's County Competition 1970 Warwickshire": Post war French Foreign Legion Airborne Marines cap badge, maker marked "Drago, Paris" and serial number G1535: Royal Navy Officers wire bullion embroidery cap badge with Queen's Crown on cap band: Veterans Blazer badges in wire bullion embroidery for the Royal Engineers and the Worcestershire Regiment: Six reprint US post cards of Pin Up Girls 1948-1960. (10)
Lot 5244
A large collection of 80 restrike Scottish Regimental cap badges Victorian patterns onwards to include: 92nd Gordon Highlanders, 2nd Battl Royal Lanarkshire, Cameronians Scottish Rifles NCO's Crossbelt badge, Berwick Militia, Edinburgh University OTC, Royal Scots Fusiliers, 71st Highland Light Infantry, Queen's Edinburgh Volunteer Rifle Brigade, 1st Battl Gordon Highlanders shako badge, Highland Borders Light Infantry, 3rd City of Edinburgh Artillery Volunteers, 1st Gordon Highlanders Pipers tunic brooch, Staybrite Queen Own Highlanders, Argyll & Sutherland Highlanders Bronze, Edinburgh Officers Training College, 73rd Black Watch, 51st Kings Own Light Infantry Highland Brigade, Argyllshire Earl of Carrick's Own Yeomanry, 21st Royal Scots Fusiliers Pipers badge, 4th/5th Queen's Edinburgh Rifles, St Andrews University UTC, 90th Regt of Foot Perthshire Volunteers, Scottish Yeomanry Horse, Highland Light Infantry, Staybrite Cameronians Sgt's badge, Highland Brigade, 71st Highland Light Infantry, Argyll & Sutherland Highlanders, 2nd Vol. Battl Argyll & Sutherland Highlanders, 78th Ross-shire Forage cap badge, 9th/5th Battl. Seaforth Highlanders, Fife & Forfar Yeomanry, 75th Gordons, 1st Battl. 75th Gordon Highlanders, Cameron Highlanders (brass), Gordon Highlanders (brass), 25th Kings Own Borderers, Aberdeen Militia, 42nd Highlanders Black Watch Pipers badge, 30th Glengarrys (2nd type), 2nd Gordon Highlanders Pipers badge, 25th of Foot Kings Own Scottish Borderers silver plated, 8th Scottish Volunteer Battl Kings Liverpool Regt, 105th Lannarkshire Volunteers, Highland Cyclists TF Bn Black Watch, 8th Highland Regt of Foot, 5th Volunteer Battl HLI Glasgow Highlanders, 4th Lanarkshire Rifle Volunteers, Scottish Royal Engineers, 2nd Battl 74 Highland Light Infantry, Aberdeen Militia Officers, 3rd Lanarkshire Rifles, Perthshire Rifle Volunteers, 73rd of Foot Perthshire Black Watch, 1st Battl Midlothian Volunteer Rifles, 2nd Vol Battl HLI, 3rd Lanarkshire Rifle Volunteers, 2nd Battl Gordon Highlanders officers badge, Galloway Royal Volunteers, Galloway Royal Volunteers 1902-1908, 71st HLI, Black Watch Officers, Duke of Edinburgh's Own Rifle Volunteers, Aberdeen 1st Admin Battl 1860, 4th Battl Black Watch 1882-1908, 1st/2nd Lothian & Borders Horse Pipers badge, 90th of Foot 2nd Cameronians Shako plate, 1st Lanarkshire Rifle Volunteers 1892-1902, 6th Volunteers Battl Gordons, Highland Regiment, Gordon Highlanders, Queens Rifle Volunteers, Seaforths post 1881, KOSB, 92nd of Foot Gordon Highlanders Pipers badge, Royal Highland Fusiliers, 92nd Officers Banffshire Regt bonnet badge, Royal Scots (brass), KOSB Pipers, Royal Scots Dragoon Guards.
Lot 5245
A collection of restrike Scottish Regimental cap badges and collar dogs/shoulder titles and belt plates to include: Cameron Highlanders with shoulder titles: 42nd Highlanders with bronze collar dogs: HLI Shako badge with brass shoulder titles: Cameron Highlanders cap and Sporran badge: 4th Battl Black Watch with collar dogs: 92nd of Foot 2nd Battl Gordon Highlanders Glengarry badge, Sporran badge and collar dogs: 8th Battl Argyll & Sutherland Highlanders cap badge and collar dogs: KOSB cap badge with bronze collar dogs: 1st Battl Argyll & Sutherland Highlanders cap badge and collar dogs: Argyll & Sutherland Highlanders Officers collar dogs: Scots Guards cap badge: 1st Aberdeen Rifle Volunteers 1860-1884: 2nd Aberdeen Volunteers silver plated : 4th Aberdeen Volunteers silver plated: 92nd Gordon Highlanders OR's belt plate 1800: 2nd Battl 2nd Brigade Royal Perthshire Volunteers oval belt late 1790's: 72nd Seaforth Highlanders belt plate: 74th Belt Plate: Edwardian brand commemorative ceramic plate no 217 of an edition of 5000 Seaforth Highlanders (Ross-shire Buffs -Duke of Albany's).
Lot 5003
WW1 British Medal Group to 105889 Company Quartermaster Sergeant H Finch, Royal Engineers comprising of 1914-15 Star, British War Medal, Victory Medal, Distinguished Conduct Medal, WW2 Defence Medal and French Croix de Gurre with Bronze Star. All complete with original ribbons. He was attached to the Railway Operating Division. His Citation for the DCM reads: 105889 CQMS H Finch RE (Wolverhampton) London Gazette 3 Sept 1918. For conspicuous gallantry and devotion to duty. He managed to detach two wagons containing shells which had been ignited by enemy fire from a train, and by his gallant action saved the rest. He has previously done fine work. Also included in the sale is his hallmarked Gold London Midland and Scottish Railway Ambulance Center medallion in original case.
Lot 5033
WW2 British Medal group to Captain Thomas Edward Arthur Maddox, RAOC, comprising of 1939-45 Star, France & Germany Star, War Medal and Defence Medal, complete in box of issue with ribbons and slip. Along with ribbon bar, Capt rank slip on's, page with photo from Military ID card, two other photos in uniform, Officers bronze cap badge and three officers bronze collar dogs and a gilt & enamel collar dog.
Lot 5039
WW2 British Medal Group consisting of 1939-45 Star, Burma Star and War Medal 1939-45 complete in box of issue to 1487239 2nd Lt GC Payne, RA. All complete with original ribbons. Along with his identity disks, rank pips, brass RA shoulder titles, buttons, Officers bronze collar dog, WO's rank crown, RA buttons. Also included in the group is a large photo album / journal complied by his wife beggining on Sept 8th 1939 when he enlisted and which covers his entire war from being an enlisted man and home service through to being Commissioned and service in the Far East. Contains large group photos, unit orders, telegrams, press cuttings, post cards, Japanese paperwork, etc. Lt Payne saw service with 20th LAA Regt, 83rd LAA, 60th LAA Regt and 85th (City of London) Medium Regt RA.
Lot 5118
WW1 / WW2 British cap badges to include: Middlesex Regt Officers bronze x 3 (one lug missing to one badge) Middlesex Regt Sweetheart a/f, City of London Officers Bronze, Bronze Metropolitian Special Constabulary, Fusileers, RAF, RASC, Pioneer Corps, Conty of London Yeomanry a/f, T4 Royal West Kent shoulder title, ASC shoulder title, Gordon Highlanders buttons x 7, RNAS button, Signalers qualification sleeve badge, etc.
Lot 5119
WW1 Royal Flying Corps and early RAF interest. An outstanding group to 13412 Lt Stuart Leslie consisting of Army Book 425 Pilots Flying Log Book, first entry 29/11/17, final entry 24/10/18, posted to No 4 Squadron on 3/5/18 and saw active service until 24th October 1918 with over 260 hours total flying time both as a Pilot and Observer. The log entries are detailed and include such items as crash landings, number of rounds fired from the Lewis gun, number of bombs dropped, actions with enemy aircraft, anti aircraft fire, photos taken, etc. Also included are his Soldiers Small book dated with enlistment date of 30/10/15 at the age of 22 years. Next of Kin listed as Father, Henry Cliftonville Leslie: RFC Training Transfer Card with posting date 17/11/17, aircraft types flown, DH6, BE2e, RE8, BE2c, BE12. Hours flown since graduation 10.5 on the RE8.: Booklet "Questions and Answers on the Practical Application of SS 131 for Pilots & Observers, RAF. 2nd Wing RAF", named in pencil to front cover: Form from Artillery & Infantry Co-Operation School, Pilots School with marks on Artillery Co-Operation etc for a 14 day course: Form from the Artillery & Inf Co-Operation school stating on transfer no Clothing statement received from No 69 TS: dated 28/4/18: Three sheets of Foolscap size Standing Orders issued at No 5 School of Military Aeronautics, RFC, Denham Bucks, Sept 1917: A card bound cover loose Lecture book containing all his notes with drawings detailing, aircraft rigging, engines, Ariel observations, Map reading, Instruments, Bombs etc: "A" Form Messages & Signals dated 31/101918 telling him and two other officers to proceed to Armentieres Station signed "Good Bye and best wishes": 9 small rolls of gun camera photographs which are dated 24/7/18 or 25/7/18 and additionally marked Lt Leslie, each showing 4 frames of images, these dates are covered in his log book where it mentions "Camera Gun" on July 24th 1918 and on July 26th 1918: A pair of screen printed aircraft pennants wrapped in brown paper, one a Union Flag measuring 22cm x 12cm complete with tie strings which shows evidence of use and a RAF "Duster" pennant 23cm x 11.5cm: RFC Bronze Sweetheart badge, solid back, pin missing, converted from a collar dog maker marked "JR Gaunt, London": 3 RFC Officers Bronze collar dogs, all unmarked: Wire Bullion Miniature Mess Dress RFC Pilots wings measuring 7.5cm: Pair of RFC Pilots Wings cut from uniform with tunic material remaining, approx 11cm across: A pair of RFC Pilots wings uniform removed, approx 11cm across: A pair of RAF Pilots wings in padded form, uniform removed with threads remaining approx 10cm across: A pair of RAF Pilots wings in padded form uniform removed approx 10cm across: Early RAF cuff rank insignia eagle and metal wound stripe, uniform cut off removed: Single cloth Wound Stripe in wire bullion, uniform cut off removed: Single rank shoulder strap shows evidence of promotion from Lt to Captain as pip differs slightly in style, uniform cut off removed, press stud to underside: Small 31mm gilt RAF eagle with twin prongs to reverse maker marked "Lambourne & Co, Birmingham": Metal Wound Stripe with backing plate: Cloth ribbon bar with War Medal & Victory Medal ribbons and another the same but pin backed: 4 heavy card map boards for use in the aircraft with maps pasted to them showing the Front Lines, Hostile Battery Positions, named to him: A single sided cardboard map board showing Light Railways in Corps area 1918: Six other folding maps showing Belgium and France. Photo of Stuart Leslie in the family home, postcards, pre war German business cards, his Father's 1915 driving licence, etc. All contained within a wooden Teachers Whisky box. Background info: Stuart Leslie was born in Finchley, North London on 19th May 1893 to Henry Leslie and his wife Madeline Nora. He had three younger sisters. In 1911 he was listed in the census as being aged 18 and an "Apprentice, Trimmings, Haberdashery". After the Great War he returned to the family home "Cliftonville", Woodhouse Road, Finchley N12 and to the business. In 1939 he was living with his Mother and two sisters still at the family home and listed as being "Manager Straw and Felt Merchant". He never married and died in 1950.
Lot 21
TRIO OF FIRST WORLD WAR MEDALS PLUS BRONZE DEATH PLAQUE, in original cardboard envelope to include Star Medal, Victory Medal and Bravery Medal for Private Thomas Sutton - 17803 - C. Company of 7th battalion South Staffs. Regiment - from Tipton, who was killed in action 14/12/1917 aged 24 - buried in grave XX.D.5 at Loos British Cemetery, Loos, Pas de Calais, FranceWritten on rims is: 17803 Pte. T. Sutton S. Staff. Rm.17803 Pte. T. Sutton 1/S. Staff: R17803 Pte. T. Sutton. S. Staff. R.
Lot 364
A SMALL QUANTITY OF COLLECTABLES to include a c.1915 Stefan Schwartz bronze Rando dancing putti relief plaque (approx. 3" square), a small micromosaic picture frame, a nut paperweight, celluloid cigarette case, fishing reel and World War trio era silk map 44c South Burma, part Siam and part French Indo China contained in a carved wood bowl
Lot 2217
Bergmann foundry, huntsmen and tiger cold painted bronze figure group, a number of stamped Bergman marks, and stamped Geschuzt on base, height 41 cmThe Bergmann Foundry was established by Franz Xavier Bergmann in 1900 and continued until the depression of the 1930's. It reopened later and was run by Robert Bergmann until his death in 1954 . Two leaves detached, one fern at base of platform, and one palm leaf, numerous small chips to paintwork. especially ' bamboo' terminations, Stamped Bergmann marks seen on base, blue tunic of Indian figure, and a number of palm leaves . Two leaves detached, one fern at base of platform, and one palm leaf, numerous small chips to paintwork. especially ' bamboo' terminations, Stamped Bergmann marks seen on base, blue tunic of Indian figure, and a number of palm leaves
Lot 52
Henry Moore (British 1898-1986) Horse Bronze with green patina Signed and inscribed 7/7 13.8 x 21cm (5¼ x 8¼ in.) Conceived in 1978 and cast in an edition of 7.Provenance: Marlborough Fine Arts, London Literature: A. Bowness, ed., Henry Moore, Complete Sculpture, 1974-1980, London, 1983, vol. 5, LH 740 Although Moore had used the form of the horse as early as the 1920s, the present work is one of only a handful actually realised and also enlarged to a full-scale model, one of which is in the collection of the Henry Moore Foundation, Much Hadham in Hertfordshire. The sculpture demonstrates Moore's ability to reduce the form to its essentials. The smooth, undulating surface belies any hint at detail. Moore's treatment of the animal form is closely allied with his treatment of the human figure. Whilst the shape remains clearly identifiable, the overall impression is one nearing pure abstraction.
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