Large Selection of Queens Royal West Surrey Regiment Collar Badges including 3x pairs of bronze OSD examples, 3x single bronze OSD collars (one with pin fitting on reverse), fine pair of officers gilt metal collar badges without regimental scroll to the bottom, pair of blackened other ranks collar badges, 5x bronze OSD without regimental title collar badges, miss-matched pair of chrome collar badges, 4x two piece silver and gilt collar badges, various other ranks and officers white metal / silvered volunteer collars, plus others. Various conditions, most have the original fittings on the reverse. Many of these badges are the actual examples illustrated in History of the British Army Infantry Collar Badge by Colin Churchill pages 21-25. (109 items)
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Royal Irish Rifles , Royal Ulster Rifles and Royal Irish Regiment Collar Badges consisting of brass universal crown worn by 83rd foot pre 1881, 5x post 1875 83rd foot brass collar badges, 2x 86th (Royal County Down) foot collar / forage cap badges, post 1881 Royal Irish Rifles blackened bronze collar badge, kings crown post 1903 example, post 1913 example in white metal, 5x North Irish Brigade blackened collar badges, chromed pipers North Irish Brigade collar, post 1902 WW1 small type OSD bronze collar badge, large OSD collar badge, pre 1881 18th (The Royal Irish) regiment of foot harp collar badge, six variations of post 1881 Royal Irish Regiment collar badge, 3x variations of officers silvered Royal Irish Regiment collars, two Victorian Wexford Militia collar badges, 3x white metal flaming grenades worn by Kilkenny Fusiliers Militia, plus others. Various conditions. Many of these badges are the actual ones illustrated in History of the British Infantry Collar Badge by Colin Churchill. (40 items)
Selection of Devonshire Regiment Collar Badges consisting of 5x early pre 1881 universal crown collar badges, three pre 1881 11th (North Devon) regiment of foot brass collar badges, 6x various collar badges worn between 1882-1884, 5x Victorian collar badges, 5x gilt metal post 1902 other ranks collar badges, selection of officers silver gilt and enamel collar badges, officers badges with felt centre as opposed to enamel, 3x kings crown post 1902 bronze OSD badges, other ranks and officers blackened collar badges for the 4th Territorial Force battalion and 7th Cyclist battalion, 6x white metal volunteer battalion other ranks collar badges, 5x officers volunteer battalion collar badges, Queens and Kings crown 4th Volunteer battalion officers collars, 5th The Hay Tor Volunteer Battalion Devonshire regiment collar badge, 6x 2nd Devonshire Rifle Volunteers collar badges, plus others. Various conditions. Many of these badges are the actual ones illustrated in History of the British Army Infantry Collar Badge by Colin Churchill pages 61-65. (72 items)
WW1 Women’s Volunteer Reserve Badges consisting of bronze cap badge with J R Gaunt London makers tab and two lug fittings on reverse, brass W.V.R shoulder title with two lug fittings and Gaunt London makers mark on reverse and two proficiency badges with J R Gaunt London makers marks. (4 items)
WW1 Women’s Army Auxiliary Corps (WAAC) Badges consisting of brass cap badge with J R Gaunt London makers mark on reverse and brass plate fitted engraved G8818, 3x standard brass cap badges with two lug fittings on reverse, polished brass cap badge with Baker Birmingham & London makers mark on reverse (replaced lug fittings), bronze cap badge with two lug fittings on reverse, bronze cap badge with single blade fitting on reverse and Bent & Parker Ltd Birmingham & London makers mark, 3x bronze collar badges all with two lug fittings and J R Gaunt London makers marks on reverse, 2x larger type bronze collar badges fitted with brooch pins on reverse, 2x gilt brass larger type collar badges with brooch fittings on reverse, white embroidered on khaki W.A.A.C cloth shoulder title, 5x brass WAAC shoulder titles with lug fittings on reverse and two bronze rose rank badges with J R Gaunt London makers marks on reverse. All items remain in good overall condition. (22 items)
Selection of WW1 Queen Mary’s Army Auxiliary Corps (QMAAC) Badges consisting of brass cap badge with slider fitting and voided centre, 2x brass cap badges with slider fittings non-voided centres, 2x pairs of OSD bronze collar badges with J R Gaunt London makers marks and registration numbers, J R Gaunt London bronze collar badge with brooch fitting on reverse, 2x brass QMAAC shoulder titles, white embroidered on khaki cloth shoulder title, 3x bronze J R Gaunt London rosette rank badges, brass and enamel sweetheart brooch (missing catch on reverse) and a QMAAC & ATS Comrades Association badge with J R Gaunt makers mark and pin fitting on the reverse. Items are all in good condition overall. (16 items)
Mechanised Transport Training Corps / Mechanised Transport Corps Badges consisting of a bronze brooch fitting badge with crossed spanners within a motor tyre with Pro Patria scroll below, having M T T C on the spanner heads. 2x MTC badges with brooch fittings on the reverse. Large bronze MTC tunic button complete with shank on reverse and a small type MTC bronze button. Mechanised Transport Training Corps was from 1939 till the end of 1940, the training was dropped from the title and it became Mechanised Transport Corps (M.T.C). (5 items)
Selection of ATS Cap and Tunic Badges consisting of a fine quality officers gilt field service cap badge with two lug fittings on the reverse, another similar officers field service cap badge with a curved appearance, officers bronze cap badge with two blade fixings on the reverse, similar bronze officers cap badge with J R Gaunt London makers mark on the reverse (one of the blades is missing from reverse), other ranks brass cap badge having slider and green enamel to the laurel wreath and red enamel to the crown, 2x chrome ATS cap badges with brooch fittings worn by members of the ATS band, 3x WW2 brown plastic cap badges with slider fittings marked J R & L LTD BHAM, 5x brass other ranks cap badges with slider fittings, 9x bronze officers collar badges with lug fittings on reverse (some with Gaunt and Firmin makers marks), silver (not hallmarked) ATS brooch with service number 2245 and pin fixing on reverse, 5x brass ATS shoulder titles and 14x items of metal rank insignia worn during WW2. All items remain in good condition. (44 items)
Royal Flying Corps Tunic Collar Badges consisting of a pair of officers bronzed examples by Gaunt with two lug fittings on the reverse, single officers bronze collar badge, brass non-voided centre badge, single gilt brass other ranks collar badge with two lug fittings and a pair of brass collars with no fittings on reverse. (7 items)
Royal Naval Division Petty Officers Cap Badge in cast bronze with blackened finish. Reverse of the badge is fitted with two blade fittings. Accompanied by two RND brass shoulder titles with lug fittings and a similar example fitted with a pin fitting. All remain in good overall condition. (5 items)
Polish Miniature Medal Grouping consisting of cross of merit RP silver and enamel, bronze RP cross of merit with swords, army medal, Monte Cassino medal, 1939-45 star, Italy star, Defence medal, 1939-45 war medal, French volunteer combatants cross and French WW2 commemorative medal with France bar. Medals are mounted for wear. Accompanied by a enamel commemorative bracelet, having linked enamel shields with Polish divisional signs. Both items remain in good condition. (2 items)
Selection of Polish Medals from various periods during the post war era up until the current day. Medals include PRL Cross of Merit silver and enamel, PRL Cross of Merit bronze, RP Cross of Merit bronze with swords, Participation in War Defence 1939, medal of merit for safeguarding public in bronze, Polish Armed Forces long service medal, Polish Red Cross medal, Polish Armed Forces in the West Cross with three bars, plus others. All retain the original ribbons. (26 items)
Third Reich Citation Grouping 6th Motor Cycle Battalion 114th Panzer Grenadier Regiment, the grouping awarded to Gunther Potrafke consists of Iron Cross 2nd class, Panzer Assault badge in bronze and unusually two awards of the black wound badge. Also accompanying the grouping is a 1941 dated range firing booklet and a civilian training college certificate from 1938. The citation for the Iron Cross was signed by Von Waldenfels who was awarded the Knights Cross and Oak Leaves to the Knights Cross. The panzer badge citation was signed by Major Quentin who was also awarded the Knights Cross of the Iron Cross and German Cross in Gold. Citations come with some research.
Polish Carpathian Lancers Badge Grouping, consisting of two piece silver and gilt beret badge with screw back fixing on the reverse. The badge has makers mark on the reverse. Accompanied by a pair of silver (not marked) collar badges with pin back fixings on the reverse and a single bronze collar badge with lug fittings on the reverse. (4 items)
Herbert Heseltine (American, 1877-1962). A gilt bronze horse head, 'Naziri', inscribed and dated 'Herbert Haseltine 1952', 13.5in. incl. brown jasper plinthNaziri 1925 born a very light grey but went white early. Sire Skowronek was the Polish stallion purchased by Walter Winans from the Polish Stud for the sole purpose of modelling himself on the stallion. The horse was then sold on and later bought by Mr HVM Clark, the well known breeder of Arabs.It is believed that Cecil Covey, the stud groom for Lady Wentworth, who owned the Crabbett Stud, either gave it to HVM Clark or left it to him when he died. Cecil Covey inherited the stud from Lady Wentworth.
Adrien Etienne Gaudez (1845-1902). A patinated bronze study of young Mozart standing tuning his violin, on circular base, signed. A. Gaudez, 13.25in.Renowned sculptor of monuments, groups and busts, Gaudez was born on the 9th February 1845 in Lyon. He was a student of Joffrey and made his debut in the Paris Salon In 1864, winning a Third Class medal. His early career was interrupted while a prisoner of war at Madgeburg in Germany between 1870-1 and he later sculpted many monuments as a tribute to his fellow French soldiers. In 1881 he was awarded the Premiere Classe Medaille in the Paris Salon and in 1882 he entered the Salon de Beaux Arts. He went on to receive many "Hors Concours" awards for his numerous celebrated works.
Auguste Louis Mathurin Moreau (French, 1834-1917). A large patinated bronze, 'Retour des Hirondelles', modelled as a seated young maiden with swallows at her feet, on circular base, bearing plaque inscribed 'retour des hirondelles par Aug. Moreau Medaille D'or A l'exposition, signed, 27in.Exhibited Paris Salon from 1861
Dominique Alonzo (French, fl.1910-1930)., A gilt bronze and ivory figure, 'The Jewel Box', modelled as a medieval female opening a jewel box, seated on an onyx balustrade with steps to the base, signed, 15.5in,Born in Paris, Alonzo was a pupil of Falguiere and exhibited several times in the Paris Salon from 1912 until 1926. Alonzo was well known for the high quality of his sculpture and the intricate detail he achieved capturing the Art Deco style within his work.
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