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Lot 317
Selection of Collar Badges of the Duke of Wellingtons West Riding Regiment, consisting of various patterns worn by the regiment. Including early pre 1881 33rd regiment of foot example, other ranks gilt metal and white metal collar badges showing rampant lion coming from coronet, variations of the other ranks gilt metal elephant pattern collar badges, silver plate and white metal elephants worn by the volunteer battalions, silver gilt officers facing pair, two pairs of anodised elephants, bronze OSD examples, 8x OSD bronze examples of elephants with scrolls, silver plate Dukes crest type, similar example in gilt metal, various anodised examples, plus others. All remain in generally good condition. (61 items)
Lot 286
Derbyshire Imperial Yeomanry & Derbyshire Yeomanry Collar Badges, consisting of miss-matched pair of officers Imperial Yeomanry silver gilt examples by Gaunt, single silver gilt Imperial Yeomanry (gilt worn), miss-matched pair of bronze OSD Imperial Yeomanry collars, single bronze OSD Derbyshire yeomanry, similar badge missing lug fittings on reverse and three white metal other ranks patterns. Generally all in good condition. (10 items)
Lot 316
Selection of Collar Badges of the Duke of Cornwall’s Light Infantry, single pre 1881 32nd foot single collar, four early pattern bugle and feathers pattern, selection of officers enamel “One and All” pattern collars, selection of brass and white metal “One and All” patterns. Various bronze, silver plate, brass and anodised bugle horn patterns. All remain in generally good condition. (49 items)
Lot 302
Selection of Cameron Highlanders Collar Badges, consisting of a selection of white metal Victorian crown other ranks examples circa 1872-1881, bullion officers collar badge, two gilt metal Victorian crowned examples, other ranks kings crown white metal thistle in wreath collars, kings crown gilt metal example with J R Gaunt makers tablet on the reverse, five anodised kings crown collars, bullion kings crown post 1903 collar badge, silvered and bronze officers collar badges, officers service dress bronze collar badge post 1903, pair of other ranks white metal post 1903 collar badges, cross of St Andrew sporran badge and small purse type badge. All remain in good overall condition. (32 items)
Lot 30
Selection of East German (D.D.R) Award Citations, consisting of formal document awarding the Patriotic Order of Merit in bronze and another in silver to Alfred Teschauer, citation awarding him the Long Service Medal of the German Democratic Republic. Two leather bound citation folders for the Medal for Fighting Against Fascism 1933-1945 awarded to Erna Storch and Kurt Storch and a East German cloth uniform cuff title. (6 items)
Lot 330
Parachute Regiment Collar Badges, consisting of officers No1 dress silvered example, four white metal kings crown other ranks examples, OSD bronze kings crown, silver plate Queens crown example, various white metal, bronze and bullion embroidered Queens crown examples. All remain in good overall condition. (32 items)
Lot 284
Selection of Volunteer Force 1914-19 Badges, consisting of Buckinghamshire cap badge of Swan above BUCKS V.D.C 1914 with two small lug fittings, Middlesex Volunteer Regiment cap badge with slider fitting, three Middlesex Volunteer Regiment collar badges with lug fittings on reverse, Norfolk white metal NVR collar badge, Inns of Court pair of reserve corps collars with two lug fittings on the reverse, scarce pair of bronze collars for the South London VTC with two lug fittings on the reverse, Four bronze examples of City of London volunteers in two sizes and one gilt City of London volunteer collar. All remain in good condition. (15 items)
Lot 275
Selection of London Regiments Collar Badges, consisting of 18th (London Irish) shamrocks in silver plate, blackened, brass and anodised. 19th (St Pancras) in brass, gilt and bronze. 20th (Blackheath) white horse patterns in OSD and silver gilt. 21st (Surrey Rifles) Maltese cross cap / collar badge in blackened brass. Badges remain in good overall condition. (41 items)
Lot 281
Selection of Gloucestershire Regiment Collar Badges, consisting of various Sphinx patterns in gilt, white metal, bullion wire and blackened brass for officers and other ranks. Sphinx in wreath pattern in gilt, white metal, bullion wire, blackened brass, Bronze OSD and anodised. Blank scrolls examples of both patterns for Territorial battalions and an early Royal North Gloucestershire Militia lion on crown collar. All remain in generally good condition. (67 items)
Lot 266
Selection of Leicestershire Regiment Collar Badges, consisting of officers Tiger in Wreath patterns in silver gilt and bronze. Brass and anodised other ranks examples. White metal volunteer patterns. Scroll patterns in bronze for officers. Tiger patterns for officers in silver and silver gilt. Anodised other ranks tiger patterns. Six examples of three lions in wreath pattern worn by volunteers and a unknown large tiger pattern. All remain in good overall condition. (45 items)
Lot 301
Selection of Collar Badges of the Seaforth Highlanders, consisting of bronze and gilt examples for officers and other ranks. Elephant, Stag and cipher patterns. White metal cat patterns worn by the territorials and a silver plated set for a Pipe Major. All remain in generally good condition. (45 items)
Lot 249
Selection of Special Constabulary Lapel Badges, including brass and enamel Northumberland Special Constabulary, brass and enamel Nottingham County, brass and enamel County Borough of Southend-On-Sea, chrome and enamel Glamorgan, chrome and enamel Mommouthshire, gilt and enamel Leicestershire and Rutland, bronze Norfolk Constabulary, plus others. All remain in good overall condition and complete with fittings. (11 items)
Lot 72
Unattributed Polish Cross of Valour and Bar Group of Five, consisting of bronze cross of valour with 1920 date to the lower section of the cross, bar fitted to the centre of the medal ribbon, Polish Russian war 1918-1921 campaign medal, 10 years commemorative medal of the restoration of independence, 20 years long service medal and 10 years long service medal. Cross of valour is un-numbered.
Lot 92
Enamel Breast Badge Association of Volunteers in the Polish Army, white enamelled on bronze Maltese cross with Independence cross to the centre, enamel disc with Polish eagle on red backing enamel. Crossed swords and dates 1914 and 1921. Reverse of the badge has screw post fitting. Stamped 145 ODZNAKA ZWIAZKU b. OCHOTNIKOW ARMII POLSKIEJ. Small area of enamel damage but otherwise good condition.
Lot 70
Two Early Polish Medals, being a bronze cross with Polish army eagle to the centre with crossed swords in the lower shield section. Reverse is stamped AO 1920. Accompanied by another bronze medal with circular shield to the centre which appears to be a divisional badge, reverse is impressed with names and 561. Both remain in good condition. Believed to be pre WW2 period. (2 items)
Lot 151
Polish Cross of Valour Medal being the early small type un-numbered medal. Complete with ribbon. Accompanied by another Cross of Valour medal being the larger type with bar to the ribbon. Polish cross of merit medal in bronze without swords, RP to the centre of the award. All three are in good overall condition. (3 item)
Lot 300
Selection of Cameronians (Scottish Rifles) Collar Badges, consisting of 26th Foot mullet in a wreath pattern collar badges in gilt, brass and blackened brass. Double headed eagle patterns in brass, white metal and officers silver (not hallmarked) worn by 90th (Perthshire) regiment of foot. Star above bugle types in white metal, silver plate, blackened brass, bronze and anodised. Crowned bugle / horn examples of the Lanarkshire Rifle Volunteers (Victorian and Kings crown examples). All remain in generally good condition. (43 items)
Lot 490
Historically Interesting WW2 German Luftwaffe Log Book Grouping to Knights Cross Winner & Posthumous Oak Leaves Recipient, Oberleutnant Georg Sattler 1 (K)/LG1, Killed 30th August 1944, the grouping consists of his original log books which sadly have been damaged by fire but 95% of the information inside the books is still readable and undamaged. The first log book covers operations from 6th September 1940 until 11th March 1943, this book details operations against England and his service in the Mediterranean and North Africa. The second log book covers the period 20th May 1943 until 1st July 1944. Due to the fire damage some of the pages are loose. Accompanying the log books is Sattler’s original operational diary / performance book (Leistungsbuch) which lists his rank and the various awards he received up to the award of the Knights Cross on 5th February 1944. This book is in very good condition and records all his missions from 1940 until 1944. Accompanying the performance book is a written translation in English by aviation historian E F Cheesman. The last item in the grouping is the Luftwaffe log book of Sattler’s air gunner Hans Burmeister, who he served with from 1940 and who was also killed along with Sattler. Although two of the books have been damaged by fire this is still a very historically interesting grouping to a highly decorated Luftwaffe bomber pilot. (5 items) Georg Sattler was born in Munich on the 14th April 1917. Before joining the Luftwaffe in 1935, he worked as a goldsmith. Upon completion of his training he qualified as a Pilot. He was posted to 1st Staffel Kampfflugzeug Lehrgeschwader 1. He served with distinction during the invasion of Poland, Blitzkrieg through Belgium and France and the Battle of Britain. In April 1941 he was moved to the Mediterranean where he was involved in the invasion of Crete and Greece. During a bombing raid of the British lines in Greek Metaxas, his plane was shot down by anti-aircraft fire. He spent five days behind enemy lines before being rescued by German forces. In June 1942 he was again forced to bring his aircraft down, this time it was in the sea, and he had to swim for several hours to reach the coast. During the fighting in the Mediterranean, Sattler was recognised as an excellent bomber pilot of allied shipping, receiving the award of the German Cross in gold, January 1943. His unit was moved to the Eastern front in late 1943 where he performed heroically in actions against the Soviet Red Army and the retreat of the German forces. In February 1944 he was awarded the Knights Cross of the Iron Cross. Later in 1944 his squadron was moved to the Western Front at Melsbroek just outside of Brussels. With the allies advancing quickly on the disguised airfield, the squadron, now equipped with the S series JU88, were ordered to relocate to an airfield in Oldenburg on the Dutch-German border. The quickness of the allied advance took the inhabitants by surprise and a speedy escape was planned, the aircrafts were only designed to have three crew members, but it is recorded that many carried five or more people. Sattlers aircraft (330715) had five other crew members including Hans Burmeister, the aircraft was observed to crash near Melsbroek with all the occupants being killed. The crew were buried with full military honours in Brussels. The remains were later exhumed and re-buried at the German war cemetery at Lommel. For his exemplary service, Georg Sattler was awarded the Oak Leaves to the Knights Cross on 6th December 1944, he was the 675th person to be awarded the award. Georg Sattler’s awards for service were Pilots badge, Luftwaffe Honour Goblet (Ehrenpokal), Iron Cross 1st & 2nd class, Luftwaffe bomber operational clasp in bronze, silver, gold and with pendant, Bulgarian bravery medal, Kreta cuff band, German Cross in Gold, Knight Cross of the Iron Cross and Oak Leaves to the Iron Cross.
Lot 291
Selection of Royal Dublin Fusiliers Collar Badges, consisting of two pairs of early Tiger pattern collar badges worn by the 102nd regiment of foot. Bullion wire officers pattern horizontal grenade. Other ranks horizontal grenades in brass. Officers bronze examples of the upright grenade type. Early pattern Tiger only on grenade collar badges. All remain in generally good condition. (46 items)
Lot 270
Selection of East Surrey Regiment Collar Badges, consisting of three early pattern 31st foot crown in wreath examples. Various shield patterns for officers and other ranks in silver plate, bronze, brass and white metal. Star patterns for officers and other ranks in silver, silver plate, silver gilt, bronze, brass and white metal for volunteers. Officers OSD Star with Scroll type, two white metal Stars worn by the Militia and Victorian 3rd Volunteer battalion Maltese cross example. All remain in generally good condition. (77 items)
Lot 25
Italian Great War Al Valore Militare Medal Group of Seven awarded to Diani Pietro, consisting of bronze grade Al Valore Militare medal engraved to the reverse, DIANI PIETRO CAVAZUCCHRINA 13 NOV . 20 DIC 917, Italian 1915-18 war medal with bronze bars to the ribbon for 1915-18, War Merit Cross with sword to ribbon, War Merit Cross, Long Service Cross for 25 years, Italian Unification Medal 1848-1918 and Italian Turkish War medal 1911-12 with three bars to the ribbon 1920-1922. Medals are mounted onto a velvet display piece. Interesting grouping. (7 items)
Lot 308
49th and 66th (Berkshire) Regiment of Foot Collar Badges, consisting of four early dragon pattern examples with lug fittings on the reverse. Brass 66 numeral with two lug fittings on the reverse. Small bronze wreath known as the Douro Wreath which was worn to commemorate the Second Battle of Porto (Battle of Douro) in the Peninsula war, 12th May 1809. All remain in good condition. (6 items)
Lot 255
Selection of Middlesex Regiment Collar Badges, consisting of other ranks wreath patterns in bi-metal, white metal and anodised including blank scroll, South Africa and small patrol dress examples. Officers wreath pattern in silver gilt with back plates. Officers 2nd pattern OSD, silver and frosted silver. Officers scroll pattern examples in bronze including blank scroll. Badges remain in good condition. (63 items)
Lot 298
Selection of Argyll & Sutherland Highlanders Collar Badges, consisting of a large selection of both officers and other ranks examples in bronze, brass, white metal and silver plate. A superb pair of mint silver gilt officers collar badges. One gilt and three bronze examples of the title scroll pattern and two sporran badges. Generally good condition. (55 items)
Lot 283
Selection of Various OTC, Schools and Cadet Badges, consisting of two rare Eton College brass swan collar badges, Bucks Cadets white metal kings crown collar, Harrow Rifles white metal collar, Gresham OTC brass collar (leaf absent), Scottish cadets white metal collar, 3 white metal Middlesex cadets collars, made up OSD Middlesex cadet collar badge, Glasgow High School white metal cadet collar, bronze collar badge for Alleyns School cadets, two Kings Royal Rifle Corps cadet battalion field service cap badges, London Rifle Brigade brass field service cap badge, Church lads brigade cap badge and various different patterns of collar badges. All remain in generally good condition. (26 items)
Lot 101
Three Pre War Breast Badges, all being screw back examples. Silver and enamel example with bronze dish back on the reverse. Brass and white enamel breast badge with unmarked dish back. Brass honour badge with small brass fitting and a small brass eagle with PWK to the central shield (missing fittings from reverse). (4 items)
Lot 259
Selection of York & Lancaster Regiment Collar Badges, consisting of various examples of the Tiger & Rose patterns. Officers in silver and gilt, bronze and bullion wire. Other ranks examples in brass, white metal, anodised and Volunteer examples. Rose only patterns in brass, bullion wire and bi-metal. All remain in good overall condition. (64 items)
Lot 276
Selection of 22nd / 24th County of London Battalion (Queens) Collar Badges, consisting of a near mint pair of officers gilt Paschal Lamb on a Torse, pair of bronze OSD scroll patterns, other ranks scroll patterns in white metal and bi-metal. Other ranks tablet patterns in white metal and brass. Paschal Lamb on a Torse in bronze and other ranks brass examples. All remain in good overall condition. (19 items)
Lot 304
Queens Own Worcestershire Hussars and Worcestershire Imperial Yeomanry Collar Badges, consisting of Imperial Yeomanry examples in brass, bi metal and silver gilt. Hussars patterns in bronze OSD, fine quality pair of two piece collar badges by J & Co. Two silver gilt collar badges (one with blank centre scroll). All remain in generally good condition. (14 items)
Lot 68
Rare Polish Russian (Ukrainian) War 1918-19 Grouping consisting of Star of Przemysl Gwiazda Przemysla award of plated brass numbered on the reverse 603 and makers mark E M Unger Lwow. Brass coming through on the obverse and reverse. Brass breast badge for Defenders of the Eastern Borderlands, smaller silvered example of this badge, bronze covered silver medal for the war against Ukraine numbered on the reverse 2930. Items are accompanied by original citation certificates for the Star of Przemysl Gwiazda Przemysla and Defenders of the Eastern Borderlands awards but to different recipients. An interesting early grouping. (6 items)
Lot 262
Selection of Norfolk Regiment Collar Badges, consisting of large selection of Britannia patterns in gilt, bronze and silver for officers. Other ranks examples in brass and anodised. White metal Volunteer battalion examples. Scroll pattern collar badges for officers in gilt and bronze OSD. Good overall condition. (78 items)
Lot 76
Polish Cross of Merit (RP) Silver Grade with Swords, undamaged enamel centre and arms. Complete with ribbon. Accompanied by a silver grade example without swords, 2x bronze grade without swords, miniature bronze grade without swords and a General Jozef Haller 1920-1930 bronze jubilee medal. All remain in good overall condition. (5 items)
Lot 328
Selection of Army Air Corps Collar Badges, consisting of three pairs of WW2 bronze AAC, officers silvered Queens Crown 1st pattern collar badge, six anodised first pattern collar badges, various officers and other ranks silvered and anodised 2nd pattern collar badges and a pair of bullion embroidered collars. All remain in good overall condition. (27 items)
Lot 12
Cardiff City The Great War Special Police Medal in bronze and complete with its original ribbon. Accompanied by a George V crowned head Special Constabulary medal awarded to SERGT ALBERT INKPEN, a Great War peace medal, 1935 George V Jubilee medal, George V commemorative Coronation Medal, Elizabeth II Coronation medal, United Nations Korea medal, Royal Signals prize medal, Lusitania medallion and St Johns Ambulance Association medal. (10 items)
Lot 257
Selection of Royal West Kent Regiment Collar Badges, consisting of various Lion on Crown patterns in brass, gilt, white metal, bullion wire and anodised. Early examples worn by the 50th and 97th foot. Officers bronze OSD kings crown and queens crown scroll patterns. White horse patterns in brass, white metal, bi-metal, black and silver worn by the Volunteers and Territorial battalions. All remain in good overall condition. (60 items)
Lot 309
Royal Berkshire & Wiltshire Regiment Collar Badges, consisting of Royal Berkshire regiment officers and other ranks examples in bronze, silver plate, brass, white metal and anodised. Scarce bullion embroidered 1903 example and three small patterns worn by T/T Battalions in bronze, gilt and silver. Pair of chromed dragons worn by the Hong Kong Police. Wiltshire regiment Maltese cross pattern examples with A and P ciphers in brass, bronze, anodised and silver gilt. Three officers bronze cap badge style with scrolls. Duke of Edinburgh regiment (Berks & Wilts) Maltese cross officers examples in silver gilt, bullion wire mess dress and other ranks anodised. They remain in good overall condition. (85 items)
Lot 272
3rd County of London Yeomanry (Sharpshooters) Collar Badges, consisting of officers and other ranks crossed rifle patterns in brass, OSD and a mint gilt pair. A lead trial die of 3rd pattern and various 4th County of London Yeomanry collars in bronze and bi-metal (this pattern also worn on the field service cap in WW2). All remain in good overall condition. (19 items)
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