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A Tunic similar to the above labelled inside to 5 Somerset LI E Chilcott and made by J & B Pearse & Co. This example has seven brass GC buttons and shoulder titles in brass (Somerset and separate bugle horn). Marks on collar show where bugle horns were worn, on right sleeve is Sergeants stripes and one bullion proficiency star and on left sleeve bullion marksman badge with proficiency star. ++scarlet bright, some stains and minor insect damage but good condition for age and service

A copper and brass Bugle made by Henry Potter & Co of London dated 1908, stamped 3 WTS (Womens Transport Service FANY). ++battered condition

A pair of officer`s Somerset Light Infantry collar badges, gold and silver embroidery on a ground of dark green (black) cloth showing a bugle with strings surmounted by a mural crown inscribed "Jellalabad"

A 13th Foot cloth pugaree badge, bugle with strings enclosing XIII surmounted by mural crown and inscribed Jellalabad, embroidered in yellow onto a dark black/green cloth together with a Somerset Light Infantry khaki/red cloth shoulder title. ++colour faded but good condition for age

Somerset Light Infantry - collar badges and shoulder titles etc including 1st Somerset Rifle volunteers Corps ribboned bugle horn with XIII worn by 2nd Battalion 1890`s, early mural crown over a strung bugle, horn without Jellalabad etc. (14)

A plated trumpet, marked `Contest / Tradewind Ltd`, cased; and a bugle, (2). Visit www.dnfa.com for condition reports.

A George III sabre, with a blued steel curved blade with gilt scrolling decoration, crowned GR, Britannia, Royal Arms and trophies with a Warranted banner, with a pierced gilt handle with GR crowned and a ribbon tied bugle to a lion`s head pommel and a sharkskin grip, 32.25in (82cm) l, and a 19th century Naval sword. (2)

A Victorian silver mounted 60th Rifles cross belt and pouch, the lion`s mask boss marked Birmingham 1863, the whistle and case Birmingham 1864, the belt badge with QVC over PENINSULA, the arms of the cross with battle honours a strung bugle horn with "60" centered, the pouch contains a hand written note Captain A. Pepys 60th Rifles, belt badge rubbed, pouch flap securing strap lacking.

An 1822 Pattern Queens Westminster Rifles Officer`s sword, 83cm slightly curved blade by REILLY 502 OXFORD ST, LONDON, etched with scrolls, QUEENS WESTMINSTER RIFLES, crowned strung bugle horn, owner`s crest and initials WHH, regulation gothic steel hilt incorporating an strung bugle horn, wire bound fishskin grip, contained in its engraved steel mounted leather scabbard. Some wear to scabbard, Reilly operated from 502 Oxford Street between 1848 and 1855.

7 titles: blackened 3/V/ E Surrey and T/6/ E Surrey, brass T/5/ E Surrey, T/4/ Dorset, T/4/ Wilts and 3 part T/4 and T/5/ bugle/ Somerset. GC

An OR`s WM glengarry badge of the 3rd Cheshire Rifle Vols, POW`s feathers and motto/3 in strung bugle, and a large POW`s feathers and motto badge, stated to be 5th Bn The Welsh Regt. Near VGC. . (2)

An OR`s WM strung bugle glengarry badge of the W Kent L Infantry Militia, and a Vic darkened glengarry of the 1st Vol Bn R W Kent Regt. GC. . (2)

38 shoulder titles, including Y/RHA, bugle T4/Oxf & Bucks, City Batn/3/ The King`s scrolls, 2 part VAD/KTF on original strap, S of M, RMR/Canada, small 70/Burma, HBVC, etc. Generally GC

Royal Artillery: A small parcel lot to include cap badges, buttons, copper bugle and a gilt metal cannon possible from an ammunition pouch. (18).

A collection of various military related items to include two World War Two era steel helmets, a brass bugle, gas masks, bell, blackout shield, etc.

A copper and brass bugle by Hawkes & Son, London 1914 (lacking mouthpiece).

de Lacy (P.) A brass cornet worn and used" the mouthpiece snapped off but present stamped with maker`s name and address (84 Holland Road Brixton) [?late 19th Cent.]; and other still life objects including bugle tamborine 2 animal skulls old whitework nightdress glass decantors " etc. etc.; the lot sold not subject to return(qty) ***Some of these may be recognised in the background of JW paintings.

A Regimental brass bugle. 26cm.

Freemasonry Phoenix Lodge silver cross-shaped jewel surmounted with a phoenix in the flame Gen1 Washington Lodge engraved presentation inscription to |Bro. Fdk. E. J. Musselbrook ... Apl. 19 1890| Maker AR London 1889 68 x 51mm; Ancient Order of Foresters silver cross-shaped jewels first for Merit surmounte with coronet and stag s head centre roundel bugle rev engraved presentation inscription |...Bro. C. J. Grantham ... Feb y 1893| maker s mark MDL 1892 and ADL [Abraham David Loewenstark] trademark 84 x 56mm; and a small badge |Trenton / Princetown 1774| George Washington was a Mason and Master of the Alexandria - Washington Lodge. Frederick E J Musselbrook was born in 1879 in Lambeth and died in 1925 in Bromley.

A Victorian Rifle Volunteers Sword, the 82cm blade by `Busain & Co, Soho, London` etched with VR Cypher, `VICTORIA RIFLES` and strung bugle, pierced scroll hilt with strung bugle, wire-bound fish skin grip, in its leather scabbard with metal mounts, 98cm overall

Five boxes of decorative glassware to include a blue pedestal bowl with frilled rim decorated with bugle boy in the manner of Mary Gregory, set of six cut glass brandy balloons, 1950`s and other art glass and other similar items.

A copper bugle with Royal Welsh Fusileers crest.

A British army officer`s 1822 pattern sword, the blade with acid etched decoration bearing the light infantry bugle, together with an inscription "Rifle Volunteers", with steel swept hilt, complete with a brass scabbard.

A WW1 1915 dated Hawks and Sons bugle together with a leather holster, regimental stable belt, and an AB64 playbook

A Victorian 1845 pattern infantry officer’s sword of the 2nd Hants Rifle Volunteers, very slightly curved fullered blade 32”, by Hobson & Sons, Little Windmill St, London W, etched with crowned VR cypher, strung bugle, regimental title and officer’s initials “EEC”, within scrolled fenestrated panels, regulation brass hilt incorporating crowned VR cypher, stepped pommel with white metal mouthpiece and 2 rings. Good Condition, the blade retaining some original finish. Plate 9

A late 18th century hanger of the Royal Carmarthen Fusiliers, slightly curved, flat blade 27½” with back fuller, inspector’s stamp at forte, brass hilt with double shell guard, quillon, knucklebow and ball pommel with cap, plain wooden grip, in its brass mounted leather scabbard with frog stud to black leather shoulder belt with brass buckle, tip and slide, the tip engraved “R.C.F.” and strung bugle. Good Condition (dark pitting patches to tip of blade) Plate 14

A copper and brass mounted bugle with applied crest for 3rd Dragoon guards, with military crows foot stamp and bullion dress knot.

A copper and brass mounted bugle with applied crest for the Scottish Kings Borders Regiment, with military crows foot stamp and bullion dress knot.

An officer’s bronzed pouch belt badge of the 13th Surrey Rifle Volunteers (Guildford), city arms to centre, and companion strung bugle pouch badge (cleaned). Belt badge Plate 5

An 1827 pattern rifle officer’s sword, slightly curved, fullered blade 32½”, by Buckmaster, 3 New Burlington St, London, etched with crowned VR cypher, strung bugle and scrolls “Rifle” and “Regt” within finely scrolled panels, regulation steel hilt incorporating crowned strung bugle, stepped pommel, plain backstrap, wirebound fishskin grip, in its steel scabbard with 2 rings. Basically GC (some wear and dark pitting, grip AF)

16 collar badges, Somerset, DCLI and KOYLI, including pair WM bugle/King’s Own, pair WM DCLI, etc. GC to VGC

5 brass collar badges: 2 facing bugle/Kings Own (one lug missing), 2 facing 65th (2nd York, N Riding) soldered brass lugs, and 96th Regt (Churchill 1516) soldered brass loops; pair “Yorkshire” shoulder title bugles ( 1384). GC. (7)

Cambridge, Spence’s or Prattent’s mule Halfpenny, from the same obv. die as previous, rev. bugle and H in arms, edge plain, 9.33g/6h (DH 26). Extremely fine, attractive brown patina, very rare Provenance: Spink Auction 89, 25 November 1991, lot 400; W.J. Noble Collection, Part I, Noble Numismatics Pty Auction 58B (Melbourne), 7-8 July 1998, lot 52; bt A. Davisson September 1998

Dublin, Prattent’s mule Halfpenny, shield with h and bugle, rev. Hope with anchor and quadrant, edge plain, 10.08g/6h (DH 311). Toning spot on reverse rim, otherwise brilliant and virtually as struck, full original colour

Two vintage soda syphons, a copper bugle, vintage brass butcher`s weights and a tin whistle

A selection of brass and copper including spirit kettle, water can, bugle etc

8 Britains Collection Series. The Scots Guards. The York and Lancaster Regiment. Plus The Drums and Bugle Team of Fleet Marine Force Pacific (U.S. M.C.). All with 10 pieces. Also 5, 2 pieces Coldstream Guards sets, 8306, 07, 09, 11 and 13. All boxed minor/some wear to a few. Contents Mint.

GEORGE VI `CAMERONIANS` OFFICER`S SWORD the pierced guard with Crown and Infantry bugle horn, the straight blade with Crowned Royal Cypher, Royal Coat of Arms and `The Cameronians`, with leather covered scabbard, sword frog and leather knot ]

Brass Bugle

A pair of Royal Guernsey Militia brass badges cast in brass with ribbon above a bugle, 3 x 3cm.

A copper and brass military bugle engraved Anzac Works, British made for R.J.Ward & Sons, 10 St Anne Street, Liverpool, 57830, 11.5in (29cm) long.

10th Gurkha Rifles - Mullay, Capt. B.R. HIstory of the 10th Gurkha Rifles, the First Battalion 1890-1921. Aldershot, 1924. Large 8vo, plates and maps, original green cloth gilt; Mullay, Col. B. R. & McAlister, Maj. Gen. R.W.L. Bugle and Kukri, The story of the 10th Princess Mary`s own Gurkha Rifles. Edinburgh, 1957-1985. 4to & 8vo, 2 volumes, plates and maps, original green cloth, dustwrappers; Bickersteth, Anthony Charles Odtaa, being extracts from the diary of an officer who served with the 4/10th Gurka Rifles... Aberdeen, 1953. 8vo, frontispiece, maps, original green cloth gilt; 10th Gurkha Rifles One hundred years. London, 1990. Oblong 4to, original cloth, dustwrapper, AMOT bookplate (5)

Large quantity of collectables including early gas mantles, a bugle, an oil lamp, torches and other early lamps.

A pre war nickel plate saxophone and a copper bugle

Henry Keat & Sons silver plate presentation bugle dated 1918, another bugle, a Welta folding pocket camera, a crocodile and a cut glass bowl

A George VI silver military bugle by Potter, marked London 1950-51, with presentation engraving and bearing South Staffordshire emblem, with stand (2)

A ROSEWOOD FLUTE, a Hawkes & Son bugle, a riding crop, a pair of fishing prints, and other items (box)

37 Scottish shoulder titles, including WM 2 part T/RS, 2 part T/4.5/BW, bugle/HLI brass and WM, pair bugle/Highland, City of Glasgow, Sco Rifles, large HLI, etc. Generally GC (one or two lugs missing)

7 HLI territorial brass titles: T/5, T/6, pair T/7, T/8 (broken) and pair T/9/bugle/HLI. GC to VGC

A similar HP of the 3rd Lanarkshire Rifle Vols, strung bugle on green cloth to centre, 2 lug and 2 stud (one missing) fastening. GC Plate 5

An Indian Army rifle officer`s sword, straight fullererd blade 32½", by Wilkinson, no 58303 on backstrap (1920), etched with crowned R Arms, GRI cypher, wreath and owner`s initials "E.A.N. Aug 8th 1920" within scrolled panels, regulation plated hilt incorporating crowned strung bugle, plain pommel, diced backstrap, wirebound fishskin grip, in its plated scabbard, with black leather knot, black leather FS scabbard, chamois cover, oilskin cover, and leather case. GC (rust bubbles to plating)

4 1990`s `Britains Collection` sets. Royal Marines, 9 marching with Colour Party plus sentry box. 2, Royal Marine Drum and Bugle Presentation Set. The Middlesex Regiment, drums & bugles, 10 marching. All in hard clear plastic boxes, minor wear. Contents VGC one or two loose.

48 infantry shoulder titles, including pairs brass bugle/Somerset and bugle/Cornwall, single WM bugle/Cornwall, pair WM E Lancashire one with separate V, single WM KOYLI and Cambridgeshire, do brass, remainder mainly brass, Norfolk, E Lancs, Hants, Oxford, S Staffs, N Stafford, etc. Generally GC (few AF)

46 infantry shoulder titles, including pairs brass bugle/Oxford and bugle Oxf & Bucks, single WM Bucks, WM Middlesex, WM Worcester, remainder mainly brass, King`s Own, Lincoln, Suffolk, RWF, Worcestershire, KOYLI, Manchester, etc. Generally GC (few AF)

4 DCLI territorial titles: brass T/bugle/Cornwall, T/4, T/4.5 and T/5/bugle/Cornwall. GC

6 Oxford & Bucks titles: brass pair bugle/Oxford (Westlake 1172/3), T/Bucks, pair T4 in bugle/Ox & Bucks do. single WM. GC

A late Vic OR`s brass cap badge of The D of Cornwall`s Light Infantry coronet/strung bugle and similar WM for Vol Bn. GC. (2)

A post 1881 brass glengarry badge of The Worcestershire Regt; a Worcester valise slide; a Vic WM shako badge of a Staffordshire Vol unit, knot in crowned wreath bugle; 2 other badges. GC. (5)

A mid-19th Century Beadwork Mourning Cape, in black grosgrain fabric, decorated extensively with black bugle beads and long hanging beaded tassels

A GERMAN MOD. LP3 LUFTPISTOLE 4.5 CALIBRE AIR PISTOL, in original box; together with a copper and brass bugle