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Lot 786
A 19th century bronze-work betel nut box, attributed to the Maranao people (Southern Philippines) the exterior with stylised symmetrical decoration below a hinged lid, flanked by looping handles, the lid opening to reveal a multi-compartment interior, with further hinged lids, the exterior lid frieze detail with a scripted panel, 9 cm tall x 16 cm long *This lot was previously owned by British artist Ronald Moody (1900-84).
Lot 607
An oil painting on board of a mountainous landscape, together with backing board inscribed 'Ben More and Mull from Ulva', original oil by Bill Henderson and with Fife address details 40 cm square unframed, a signed coloured limited edition etching with a printed monogram bottom right, indistinct pencil signature and inscribed Ridgeway Windbreak, edition 1/20, 44 x 34 cm in bronze coloured frame; also together with a coloured print of a sportsman and his dog, signed to mount S.J Sayer and a small coloured print after Paul Henry- Connemara Cottages
Lot 561
A Third Reich gilt bronze medallion, “Honour Gift of the City of Neuss”, in its box of issue with gilt inscribed lid. GC (gilt oxidised, some wear to case); a DLV bronze medallion, 1911-1936, commemorating the first flight from the town of Stuttgart; a National Socialist Peoples Welfare “Frei Schwesternschaft” enamelled badge; an “Anglo German Youth Movement, Capel Morvies, England 1936” enamelled lapel badge; and a “Marinehelferin” yellow on blue cuff title. Average GC
Lot 513
Union Nationale des Societes de Tir de France, cast bronze plaque, signed H. Dubois, for Barbedienne. Uniface, the design shows winged figure carrying a naked warrior away from the battle ground, a burning town behind. “Honneur” and “Patrie” either side, top ring mount, 253mm, c 1894 GVF. A 2 part medallion “La Bretagne” in bronze, obverse lady in traditional dress sits beside a window, reverse Breton Cross Calvary, by Dufresne and issued by S.A.M.F. Each side is uniface bar four figure “4” raised to one side and incuse to the other which, when aligned show the medallion in usual style. VF
Lot 135
2 Brooklin white metal models. BRK61 1960 Chevrolet Impala convertible in metallic bronze with metallic bronze seats, white interior and white wall tyres. Plus a BRK30a Dodge Royal Convertible in light metallic green with cream seats, black interior and white wall tyres. Both boxed, minor wear, with packing. Vehicles Mint. Plate 4
Lot 621
A set of badges to the Legion of Frontiersmen, comprising two different pattern cap badges, pair collars, pair shoulder titles, 2 pairs of “LF” cyphers and 2 types of buttons; a cap badge to the United Services Corps (worn); a quantity of Salvation Army badges including 8 various cap badges in silver plate, brass and bronze, 9 silver plated collars including 3 pairs, and sundry lesser insignia; and approximately 25 other badges etc, including 2 large enamelled school (?) badges with 2 sew on loops, 2 Red Cross and an embroidered Yacht Club cap badge. Average GC
Lot 193
11 Dinky Toys by Norev/Atlas Editions. Triporteur (14) 3 wheeled delivery van in red with rider in green/black uniform. Citroen Traction 11BL (24N) in black with cream wheels. Buick Roadmaster (24V) in very pale grey with red roof. ESSO petrol pump set ‘Poste de Ravitaillement’ (49D). Renault 4L in light blue. Panhard 24C Coupe (524) in dark metallic grey with spun wheels. Mercedes-Benz 190SL (526) in cream with black roof and spun wheels. A Citroen ID19 ‘Break’ in metallic bronze with cream roof, spun wheels. Borgward Isabella (549) in metallic silver with spun wheels. Ford Taunus ‘Polizeiwagen’ (551) in dark green and white with spun wheels. Plus a Ford Thunderbird (555) in mid blue also with spun wheels. All boxed, minor creasing. Contents Mint
Lot 782
A .577” Volunteer 3 band Enfield percussion rifle, 55” overall, barrel 39” with B’ham proofs, and numbered “416” at breech, the lock engraved with crowned “VR” and stamped “Tower 1879” over traces of earlier Tower marks, the walnut fullstock with regulation brass mounts, sling swivels, nipple protector on chain, steel ramrod with replacement bronze tip and later buff leather sling. GWO & C, some original finish beneath surface rust and dirt (the bore very dirty from being fired and not cleaned). Plate 11
Lot 517
Britain: AR threepences (140) mostly Geo V and VI, average F to VF although including 1927 Proof issue, NEF and rare. Approx 200 other British coins, mostly copper or bronze low denominations, with some decimals, mostly poor to fair, including Cartwheel Twopence 1797 fair, edge knocked, Penny 1807 F, ½d 1799 F, an AE love token of ½d size engraved “Molly Downall Upholland Feby 5th 1782”, VF and a Vic florin 1889, reverse brooch mounted, VF. Mexico AR 2 reales, Mexico Mint 1781FF NF/F; Australia AR threepences 1910 and 1911 GVF, penny 1912 GVF. Canada 25 cents 1905 NVF, India ½ rupee 1888 VF.
Lot 925
Collection of four WW2 British and Commonwealth badges: Kings African Rifles metal shoulder title, Burma Rifles OR's collar dog, Major's rank Crown in worsted wool with Rifles/Int Corps green backing and a bronze South Africa Veterans stick pin for "MOTH" (The Memorable Order of Tin Hats) of a British steel helmet with moth legend.
Lot 512
WW1 British Silver Wound badge issued to Pte Arthur Talbot, Notts and Derby (Sherwood Foresters) Regiment. Regimental Number:12586. Badge Number:235231. Along with a Comrades of the Great War enamel lapel badge, serial number 450095, a shooting medal and an Officers bronze Cambridge University Officers Training Corps cap badge.
Lot 532
For Service in the National Emergency 1926 medallion. Bronze 50mm sized medallion designed by Ernest Gillick. Complete with original fitted presentation case and still in it's original Royal Mint delivery packaging with letter of thanks from the London, Midland and Scottish Railway dated 1927. Addressed to R Jones Esq of Sheffield.
Lot 722A
WW2 British Uniform grouping to Major EN Liggins T.D. Major Liggings was a pre war TA Officer in the Royal Warwickshire Regt who later transfered to the RA. The group consists of a large named leather suitcase senciled to "Capt EN Liggins" containing his Service Dress cap with Bronze RA Cap badge, tailored by Moss Bross: one pair of Officers brown leather riding style boots with a pair of Spurs: one pair of RA pattern Officers brown leather high boots: 1941 dated small pack, 1937 pattern web belt: large RA pattern map case dated 1940: WW1 style Officers water bottle pair of ice skates: cardboard box for the 7.65mm Webley Auto pistol with instruction leaflet and cleaning rod: khaki wool sleeveless jumper (mothed): two Officers wool shirts, never worn, with five used spare cotton collars: One Majors slip on rank slide: Officers short sleeve KD shirt: two pairs of KD shorts: pair of KD trousers tailored by Harrods: named small brown leather document folder and a black Homburg hat.
Lot 738
WW2 British Royal Artillery Territorial Officers cap badge in bronze, WRENS Association badge, RE sweetheart (a/f) Engaged on Govt Work enamel badge, Tanganyika Prisons cap badge, British Red cross medal and BRC shoulder title, General Service buttons and Livery buttons and a French made meths heater.
Lot 535
WW2 British Medal group to an Army Chaplain Capt Philip Dayer: 1939-45 Star, France and Germany Star, Defence Medal and War Medal 1939-45. Three ribbon bars, two pairs of RAChD collar dogs, Officers bronze rank pips, a pair of 6th Armoured Div formation signs, five 12th Corps formation signs, RAChD buttons, religious medals, coins, etc.
Lot 703
WW1 British Notts and Derbyshire Regiment, the Sherwood Foresters Officers insignia set comprsing of Officers Bronze cap badge and a matched pair of Officers collar dogs. Maker marked Guant to collar dogs. Plus a Royal Flying Corps Sweetheart Broach in Sterling Silver in the form a RFC cap badge, maker marked "TLM" & "Sterling" and a period framed photo of the wearer in Service Dress with RFC Wings.
Lot 930
WW2 British insignia group: silver ARP badges x three, WW2 pattern REME Officers Bronze Collar dogs, RN and Royal Lincs Sweethearts, SJAB medal with clasps 1933/1934, International Order of Foresters Medal (Hallmarked Silver) to Brother Stephenson of Wakefield, 1st Army Medal Clasp, etc. (12)
Lot 9
London 2012 Olympic Stadium athletics track Lane No.9 marking, a section of the red vulcanized rubber dual layer athletics track installed by the Italian manufacturer Mondo, removed from its position at the termination of the sprint track beyond the 100m & 110m (hurdles) starts, bearing the 'No.9' lane marking in white in the "2012Headline" typeface designed by Gareth Hague for the London 2012 Games, the first time that an Olympic running track was marked with anything other than generic Arabic numerals, measurement approx. 125 by 110cm.; sold with a certificate of authenticity issued by the London Legacy Development Corporation (LLDC) and the Mayor of Newham (2) The highest placed performance from Lane 9 at the London 2012 Olympic Games was the silver medal spot achieved by the Trinidad & Tobago men's 4 x 100m Relay team, comprising Keston Bledman, Marc Burns, Emmanuel Callender & Richard Thompson. A bronze medal was won by Carmelita Jeter (USA) in the women's 200m. No gold medals were won from Lane 9 at the Paralympics.
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