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Lot 471
Two early bronze mortars, one decorated to the tapering bowl with fleur de lis motifs, below a flared rim and above an inverted foot, 9 cm high, 11 cm diameter, together with a graduating trio of early 20th century measures, ranging from 7-11 cm high, and a pair of eastern raised brass vases of bulbous form with cylindrical rims, 12 cm high, 10.5 cm diameter (7).
Lot 259
Duke of Wellington “British Victories in Portugal, Spain & France 1808-1818”A scarce period example, Circa 1815. The bronze circular case is embossed with the head and shoulders of the Duke, the reverse with text and laurel wreath. The case contains eight paper circulates, to each side the name of a Battle and date. Overall GC. Viewing Recommended.
Lot 381
Royal Scots Officer’s Service Dress Uniform.A good khaki doublet by JB Johnstone, with bronze buttons, collar-badges and rank-stars. Ribbons of the 1914 Star (with rosette), BWM and Victory Medal. Tailor’s label named to Captain A.Robertson 2/The Royal Scots and dated 29/7/24 ... together with a pair of Hunting Stewart tartan trews with similar label. Minimal moth, otherwise GC. (2 items)
Lot 41
WW1 1/4th Bn Dorsetshire Regiment 1916 Casualty Group of Medals.Awarded to “1325 PTE W.H. COLLINS DORSET R”. Comprising: 1914/15 Star, “4-1323 PTE DORSET R”, British War Medal, Victory Medal, “1325 PTE DORSET R”, Bronze Memorial Plaque “WILLIAM HENRY COLLINS”. Private William Henry Collins enlisted at Bridgeport and was Killed in Action whilst serving with the 1/4th Bn on the 12th April 1916.
Lot 436
WW2 German-Italian Medal For the African CampaignGood bronze metal example with two armoured soldiers wrestling with a crocodile on one side (with engaver’s name “D.MARCHIS” below), on the other the Felini Arch with fasces to left, swastika to right and Savoy knot below. Complete with replacement ribbon. VGC
Lot 438
WW2 German Third Reich Sports badge, Service Book & Photograph.Attributed to Albert Reis, awarded 1935 and later served with the German Army. Comprising: National Sports Badge (DRL), pinback bronze award by Wernstein Jena. ... DRL service book with photograph. ... Additional small photograph in Army uniform. (3 items)
Lot 442
German Third Reich 1939 Wound Badge in silver by Klein & Quenzer, Idar/Oberstein and 5 others badges.A good die-cast silvered zinc example. Needle pin to reverse which bears maker’s number ‘45’. GC ... black die-stamped example with pin but lacking retaining hook ... bronze pinback DRL sports badge by Wertstein ... Kriegsmarine Minesweepers and Destroyers War Badge lacking pin but with retaining hook ... relic U- Boat badge by Friedrich Orth, Wien lacking finish and fittings ... relic Luftwaffe winged cap cockade. (6 items)
Lot 452
German Third Reich NSKK DDAC Hamburg Motor Racing award/plaque.A fine scarce die-cast light bronze oval uniface example by M.Fleck & Sohn Hamburg 3. Black enamel border, central translucent green enamel oak spray with red enamel scroll “HANSA PRÜFUNGS FAHRT - GAU 20 HANSA” and with enamelled shield of NSKK eagle and swastika, another with DDAC eagle and swastika and another with enamelled Arms of Hamburg. Two small fixing holes to border. VGC
Lot 47
WW1 1 Bn Queen’s (Royal West Surrey) Regiment 1916 Casualty Group of Medals.Awarded to “G-4717 PTE D DITTON THE QUEEN’S R”. Comprising: 1914/15 Star, “ PTE THE QUEEN’S R”, British War Medal, Victory Medal, “PTE THE QUEEN’S R”, Bronze Memorial Plaque “DAVID DITTON”. Two medal ribbons absent Private David Ditton was born in Aston Rowant Oxfordshire and enlisted in London. He landed in France on the 28th July 1915 and was Killed in Action on the 8th April 1916.
Lot 65
WW1 Essex Regiment Brother’s Memorial Plaques.An emotive pair of bronze plaques Issued to commemorate the ultimate sacrifice of “JOHN FREDERICK PARKER” and “ARTHUR PARKER”. The first plaque is complete with Buckingham Palace Memorial card inner envelope and card cover. ... also boxes for medals with forwarding envelopes. ... The second plaque complete with card cover. Both plaques have their original registered envelopes and are both addressed to “Mr.W.H. Parker” of Canning Town. 21554 Private John Frederick Parker Died of Wounds on the 1st April 1916 whilst serving with the 9th Bn on the Western Front. 275937 Private Arthur Parker was Killed in Action on the 26th March 1917 whilst serving with the 6th Battalion Essex Regiment in Palestine.
Lot 79
WW1 8th Bn Middlesex Regiment 1915 Casualty Group of Medals. Awarded to “3703 PTE F.J. HUGHES MIDD’X R”. Comprising: 1914/15 Star, “PTE MIDD’X”, British War Medal, Victory Medal, “PTE MIDD’X”, Bronze Memorial Plaque “FREDERICK JAMES HUGHES”. Private Frederick James Hughes was a native of Hampton Hill and enlisted at Hounslow into the 1/8th Bn of the Middlesex Regiment. He landed in Egypt on the 30th August 1915 and shortly afterwards the Bn was transferred to the Western Front. He was Killed in Action on the 15th September 1916.
Lot 102
WW1 11th Bn Northumberland Fusiliers 1917 Casualty Group of Medals.Awarded to “204309 PTE J. WATSON NORTH’D FUS”. Comprising: British War Medal, Victory Medal, Bronze Memorial Plaque “JAMES WATSON”. The plaque is complete with Buckingham Palace condolence letter, card cover and envelope with typed label address for Gateshead. Private James Watson was born and enlisted at Gateshead, he is confirmed as landing in France after the 1st January 1916 being awarded the pair only. He was Killed in Action on the 20th September 1917.
Lot 103
WW1 Army Cyclist Corps 1918 Casualty Group of Three Medals and Memorial Plaque.Awarded to “621 PTE J PRATT A CYC CORPS”. Comprising 1914/15 Star, “621 PTE A CYC CORPS”, British War Medal and Victory Medal “621 PTE A. CYC CORPS” Mounted for display ... together with bronze plaque/ Private James Pratt was a resident of Stonehaven Kincardine and enlisted at Annamuick, He landed in France on the 2nd May 1915 and was Killed in Action on the 4th September 1918.
Lot 109
WW1 1st Bn Essex Regiment Gallipoli Casualty Group of Medals.Awarded to “16035 PTE H. GIGG ESSEX R”. Comprising: 1914/15 Star, British War Medal Victory Medal, Bronze Memorial Plaque “HENRY GIGG”. Private Henry Gigg was born at Homerton and enlisted at Warley in Essex. He landed at Gallipoli on the 2nd June 1915 and was Killed in Action on the 6th August 1915.
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