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A George V 1827 Pattern Rifle Regiment Officer`s Sword, the 82cm pipe back fullered steel blade etched with royal cypher, foliate strapwork and a strung bugle, the nickel plated gothic hilt pierced and engraved with a strung bugle, with wire bound fish skin grip and leather scabbard; a Gardener`s Branch Saw, the 31cm saw blade on a socket attached to the ring and baluster turned rosewood haft, unscrewing in the middle; a Staved Oak Rum Barrel, bound with four brass bands and with brass lettering (3)

A brass and copper bugle bearing a crest for Argyall and Sutherland

Brass Bugle.

A 1907 pattern Wilkinson bayonet, length of blade 43cm complete with leather and metal scabbard, another bayonet possibly Japanese, length of blade 39cm complete with metal scabbard, a brass bugle, a cut down Lebel bayonet (af) and a black leather cartridge bag (5)

A Victorian south Lancashire Shako plate badge, together with approximately sixty mounted army cap badges comprising the following regiments, Parachute Regiment, Commandos, Cameroon, Royal Engineers, Royal Scotts Grays etc together with a bugle

A military swagger stick from the Black Watch Regiment, 69 cm long, together with a copper and brass bugle.

A brass bugle

A Coppola e Toppo (1946-1986) "Blue Waves" necklace, Italian, 1960s, formed from undulating bands of wide lapiz-blue bugle beads edged in crystal seed beads, heart shaped clasp signed to the reverse, 30cm, 12in long. Lyda Coppola (her married name was Toppo) started her company in 1946 and designed for major Paris couturiers such as Schiaparelli, Jacques Fath, Piguet, and Italian designers such as Pucci and Valentino. Her brother Bruno Coppola joined her and they expanded the business to attract US clientele including Ken Scott. The trademark was discontinued in 1986.

A Jeanne Hallee (1880-1914) ball or presentation gown, 1903, with woven label as part of the waistband, `3 Rue Ville L`Eveque, Paris`, the bodice with deep point to waist, square neckline adorned with reticella style chemical lace, studded with rhinestones and bugle beads, silver lace trim, the trained skirt with elaborate skirt front and zig zag bands of silver lace to the hem, together with an image of Lady Monson, (3). Provenance: Probably part of the trousseau of Romaine nee Stone, daughter of the General Roy Stone, who distinguished himself at the battle of Gettysburg. Romaine married first a fellow American, Laurence Turnure, a banker, at St Paul`s Knightsbridge on July 15th 1890, when the Bishop of New York conducted the service. They lived in Paris and Cairo, due to Turnure`s delicate health. A daughter Margaret was born in 1896. Laurence Turnmure died in 1900. Still young and beautiful, the widow had many suitors, principally the 9th Lord Monson, Augustus Debonnaire John, known as `Jacko` by the family. The New York Times announced the wedding thus "To marry Lord Monson, Mrs Turnmure...Lord Monson is a nephew of Sir Edmund Monson, British ambassador in Paris and Controller of the Household of the Duke of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha. Augustus Debonnaire John Monson is the 8th baron of his line. He was born in 1868 and succeeded his father in the peerage in 1900. He is private secretary to his uncle, Sir Edmund Monson, and is an Honorary Attache to the British Embassy in Paris. Lord Monson`s seat is Burton Hall, Lincolnshire" See website for extended footnote.

Jeanne Hallee (1880-1914) ball or presentation gown, 1903, with woven label as part of the waistband, `3 Rue Ville L`Eveque`, of ivory satin, the bodice and skirt adorned with silver bugle beaded rose trails, the bodice also inset with chemical lace; together with the remains of a Jeanne Hallee pink satin gown with matching embroidered train and an ivory satin skirt, (6)

A beaded flapper dress and evening coat, late 1920s, comprising: pale primrose muslin gown with white and silver bugle beads, dress bust 92cm, 36in; together with a pistachio velvet evening coat with fur collar and cuffs, silver bugle beads to the shoulders and sleeves, 102cm, 30in, (2)

Two beaded flapper dresses, French, circa 1928, both with muslin grounds covered with shimmers of silver bugle beads one red, the other pink, both bust 92cm, 36in, (2)

A turquoise and gold brocaded satin evening gown, circa 1917, un-labelled, the bodice adorned with tasselled panel of silver bugle beads, tulle sleeves, above draped skirt with wide inner petersham waistband, bust 86cm, 34in

A beaded flapper dress, French, circa 1928, of peach muslin with black wave-effect hem, faux waistband in gold and clear bugle beads, bust 86cm, 34in

A fine Christian Dior haute couture brown tulle evening gown "Esther" Profile Line, Autumn-Winter 1952, labelled and numbered 20764, and with client tag `Mrs Wanamaker`, and also with separate label `Tribout Shop, John Wanamaker`, the strapless boned bodice and full skirt applied with velvet roundels edged in sparkling gold bugle beads and tiny sequins, the roundels segment and enlarge as they descend the skirt interspesed with godets of vermicalar bugle beads, two tulle petticoats give fullness to the skirt which is mid-calf length for dancing, bust 86cm, 34in, waist 66cm, 26in. Dior`s Profile line in the Autumn of 1952 was as the name suggested a collection of quite sharp and distinct silhouettes that hugged the body and emphasised the hips. It was sober but sexy as Dior edited out what he called "fashion fripperies" and black and brown were repeated throughout the collection. Many of the day and evening gowns used bare skin for maximum impact with strapless bodices or daring decolletage. The velvet adornments and beading on this "Esther" gown are cleverly graduated to emphasise the curve of the breasts to the narrow waist above the full skirt which served to empasise the hips. Vogue reported that Dior`s preferred hem-length was about 11 1/2in from the ground-and they helpfully suggested that the height of the magazine could be used as a measure. The fact that the gown shows both a retail and a couture label suggests that the couture dress was probably sold by Dior under licence to the US so that it could be copied. The original couture gowns were often re-exported across the Canadian border so that the duties paid upon import to the US could be reclaimed and then sold onto a department store or deluxe dress establishment. The Mrs Wanamaker written on the muslin tag was presumably the wife of the retailer.

An Yves Saint Laurent couture lime and gold brocatelle cocktail ensemble, Autumn-Winter 1962, labelled and numbered 01634, comprising: simple shift cocktail dress fastening over one shoulder, adorned with Lesage embroidery and pendant droplet rhinestones and bugle beads to bodice and hem, the matching coat with jewelled buttons, bust 86cm, 34in, (2)

An Yves Saint Laurent couture black beaded and embroidered evening jacket, Autumn-Winter 1977, labelled and numbered 42485, the black satin ground embroidered with a lattice enclosing black bugle bead diamonds, edged with black silk cord and jet-like beads, tassels to the shoulders, chest 86cm, 34in

A Roberto Capucci couture steel grey suit, mid 1980s, labelled, the short, boxy jacket with huge obi-style bow to the back, the borders and tails entirely edged in a chequer of silver-black long bugle beads, over slim pencil skirt, broad beaded belt, bust approx 86cm, 34in, waist 66cm, 26in, (3)

A group of Lancetti couture evening wear 1980s, comprising: black bugle beaded velvet cocktail gown; brown velvet cat-suit with jewelled chiffon bodice; plain brown velvet gown, plain black velvet sheath, average bust size 86cm, 34in, (4)

A copper Bugle with the badge of The Australian University Regiment, a large copper spoon on a long wooden handle, a copper snuffing hood and a set of Avery balance scales.

† 9 officers` large gilt buttons, with applied design: KC F Marshal, R Dragoons, and 8th H, Vic RE, Shropshire LI, "2" in crowned bugle, Lymington Yeo and Army Vet. Dept, and 6th D with silver plated castle; 12 large silver plated including 4th, 37th, 43rd, 53rd and 106th, designs as for officer; 8 others. GC to VGC. (29)

† 12 Volunteer officers` large silver plated buttons: Brighton VR, 7th Lincolnshire RV, 1st W Yorks RV, 3rd W Riding Yorks RVC, Cinque Ports VR, 1st VB RWF, Vol Bns Bedford, Leicester (2 types), Lancs Fus and A&S, Transvaal Scottish and Calcutta Scottish; 3 silver plated piper`s diamond doublet buttons: RSF, 25th KOB (worn) and crowned bugle horn. GC. (17)

A copper and brass bugle with silver presentation plaque to Lt E A Locock, 4th Battalion, The Yorkshire Regiment

A pair of early 19th century brass candlesticks, other brass and copper items, brass bugle, silver plated entree dish and other metal ware, etc.

A BRASS BUGLE, THREE GRAIN MEASURES, two with VR seals and a TIN PLATE CRANE, probably Tri-ang (5)

A copper and brass bugle, with five postcard photographs and copy documentation pertaining to it`s original owner Thomas William Cunningham, 4th-5th Border Regiment, killed in action March 1918

A COPPER AND BRASS BUGLE, and another (2)

A copper bugle, 28.5cm (11.25") long and a brass horn

A Gilbert console cabinet gramophone, with chromium bugle tone-arm and mother-of-pearl faced soundbox, in oak case with tambour front panel and S-scroll feet, 34 1/2in. wide. Visit www.dnfa.com for condition reports. Best Bid

ROYAL IRISH RIFLES VICTORIAN OFFICER'S POUCH BELT PLATE in white metal, shamrock wreath bearing numerous honours surmounted by a crown resting on a scroll inscribed "Quis Separabit", within the wreath a maid of Erin harp over the Sphinx on a tablet inscribed Egypt. At the base of the wreath a strung bugle with scroll resting on the strings inscribed "Royal Irish Rifles", four screw posts to the reverse complete with back plate ++one nut missing otherwise good condition, but tarnished

Edward VII Rifle Regiment Sword having blackened steel guard with crown and stringed bugle, fishskin grip bound with steel wire (some wire missing) together with brown leather scabbard in poor condition, blade 81cms approx. ++tip blunted blade nicked and some rusting

10 Britains Metal Models sets (red boxes): 7306 U.S. Army Colour Party; 7249 Queen's Colour Party - Scots Guards; 7304 U.S. Marine Drum & Bugle Corps; 7307 U.S. Air Force Colour Party; 7239 Gordon Highlander Officer, Piper and 4 Men; 7237 Black Watch Officer, Piper and 4 Men; 7247 Lifeguard Trumpeter; three 7230 Mounted Lifeguards. All excellent/mint with generally very good boxes. (10)

A copper and brass bugle, length 28cms

A pattern 1827 Rifle Regiment Officer's Sword. The hilt is the half basket 1822 Pattern of gilded brass with stringed bugle as a cartouche badge. The guard has a sword knot slot near the pommel and the grip is fishskin bound with copper wire. The slightly curved blade has a single fuller to each side and is etched for three quarters of the length on both sides and has the VR royal cypher in the centre of the left side and bugle horn to right side. The ricasso is etched with the retailer's name Z. Read Ipswich". Blade 33"

A mixed lot of metalware, comprising plated tankard with horn handle, miner's lamp, bugle, brass cavalier, anvil, also two printing blocks.

A rare Napoleonic period French infantry officer's black cloth tall fatigue cap, scarlet braid and braided lace trim, with tassel to the front, silver embroidered bugle horn badge, leather lining, old ink label "French Infantry forage cap. Temp. 1st Empire. Charles X". Good Condition (a few moth holes to right side) Plate 5

A Royal Marine Band Ceremonial tunic, with bugle badge.

A Pair of Bronzed Spelter Figures of American Civil War Foot Soldiers; one blowing a bugle, the other beating a drum, mounted onto round turned plinths approx 15½ ins (40 cms) in height.

* NEUMANN FRERES. A 7.62mm (NAGANT) NINE-SHOT DOUBLE-ACTION REVOLVER, serial no. 2512, 10.5cm. barrel, fluted cylinder, the barrel, cylinder and frame each retaining some original blued finish (some surface discolouration), chequered hard rubber grips (one incomplete), with brown leather open-top holster with external ammunition pocket. Other Notes: The vendor informs us that his grandfather found this revolver in a forest in Germany during the First World War. He was a South African of German decent who happened to be in Germany on family business at the outbreak of the war. He was interned for 18 months but later released by the German authorities. It was not until 1920 that he was repatriated to South Africa. The postal bugle monogram was only used by Neumann Freres between 1893 and 1894.

A 19th Century Silver Ancient Order of Foresters Cruciform Breast Badge, centrally set with a circular boss painted with the AOF coat of arms, the frame engraved with archers and deer, and hung with a strung bugle and crossed arrows, the reverse with presentation inscription "AOF Presented by the Brs. of Ct. 1728 to Br.j.Tucker for his services as C.R. June 1852"

A 19th Century Double Rams Horn Trophy, mounted on a metal wall bracket, and set with wood heraldic shield painted with a boar's head; a collection of twenty one Edward VIII Coronation hand flags, in printed cotton with beech shafts; a Bishop's Cope, in crimson and gold brocade, together with a gilt metal sceptre; a brass bugle; a brown painted tin casket, of tapering rectangular form, with domed hinged cover enclosing a fitted interior containing different lengths and thicknesses of gut, possibly for archery or fishing. (26)

A WWI German loose leaf postcard album, the linen covered cover embossed with the Imperial German eagle, containing 52 various postcards, mainly of soldiers in uniform, the groups include Baden infantry with drums and bugle, the individuals include a Hessen NCO, also scenes of troops in a village with thatched houses and a horse drawn field kitchen, group of cooks and waitresses, a few topographical, etc. GC

An OR’s die struck 1844 (Albert) pattern brass shako plate of a light company, The 62nd (Wiltshire) Regt, bearing strung bugle over "62". Basically GC for age (orb and lugs missing)

A Vic 1827 pattern rifle regt senior NCO’s sword, plain slightly curved fullered blade 32½", marked Mole on backstrap with inspector’s stamps at forte, regulation triple bar steel hilt, the guard incorporating crowned strung bugle, stepped pommel, plain backstrap, wirebound fishskin grip. GC

Elvic Steele (1920-1997). Forget-me-not. Variegated Bugle. Cyclamen and Robin. White Lizzie. Four, oil on board. All unframed. The first and third signed and inscribed . on reverse. The second signed, inscribed and dated '79 on reverse. The fourth signed, inscribed and dated June 1969 on reverse. Various sizes (4). Visit www.dnfa.com for condition reports.

LINCOLNSHIRE RIFLE VOLUNTEERS WHITE METAL BUTTON, STRINGED BUGLE SURMOUNTED BY QVC, BY DOWNES AND SPILSBURY, WITH LOOP; WEST KENT YEOMANRY CAVALRY WHITE METAL BUTTON, BY GAUNT, WITH LOOP; ROYAL ENGINEER VOLUNTEERS WHITE METAL BUTTON, VR CYPHER SURMOUNTED BY ROSE, CLOVER, THISTLE AND LEEK, DOLAN AND CO, WITH LOOP; AND FIVE OTHER LATE XIX CENTURY/EARLY XX CENTURY PATTERN WHITE METAL BUTTONS. GENERALLY VG TO FINE.

INFANTRY OF THE LINE - AN EXCELLENT SELECTION OF 27 CAP BADGES AND COLLAR DOGS INCLUDING KING'S SHROPSHIRE LIGHT INFANTRY, HIGHLAND LIGHT INFANTRY WHITE METAL COLLAR DOGS; A CAP BADGE OF A WHITE METAL ROSE WITHIN A GILDED METAL BUGLE, AND FOUR BUTTONS.

A cornet, and a bugle (2). Visit www.sworder.co.uk for larger image and condition reports.

Bradford Exchange plates, a bugle, posters etc. Visit www.sworder.co.uk for larger image and condition reports.

Militaria - A First World War brass mounted bugle by R.G. Lawrie of Glasgow, stamped with War Department device and dated 1917. Visit www.dnfa.com for condition reports. Best Bid

12 items of trench art: vase and poker holder made from 1943 dated 25pdr shell case, containing a pair of fire tongs; small 2 handled vase made from 1917 dated German shell case engraved "Souvenir Morlancourt"; 6 various brass shell case bases, one engraved and with hinged copper lid, and 4 others; a plated tankard from Officers' Mess RAF Manston; a 1940 dated copper bugle (battered); a packet of anti gas eye shields; and a 1944 dated chocolate and boiled sweets tin. Average GC

A good scarce post 1902 officer's grey cloth busby of the Queen's Westminster Rifle Volunteers, scarlet piping to top and backing to WM Maltese Cross badge, plaited grey cords to front and loop to back, grey cord boss with small WM strung bugle badge, red/grey hair plume and socket with leatherette cover, leather headband and red leather chinstrap. Near VGC. Plate 2

A Geo V 1827 pattern Rifle Regiment officer's sword, blade 32¼" etched with crowned GVR, strung bugle and foliage. Regulation plated steel guard and chequered gripstrap, wire bound fishskin covered grip. In its leather FS scabbard. GC (some age wear overall)

Britains, limited edition, 5391 United States army band of Washington DC, plus 7306 US Army colour party, and 7304 US marine drum and bugle corps (x3) (M,BM)

Britains, Petite, hand painted metal models 7202 Royal Marine colour party, 7210 Scots Guards drum and bugle set, 7249 Queens colour party Scots Guards, 7203 Royal Marine drum and bugle, 7205 3 mounted Lifeguards, 72406 Black watch pipers, 7238 Scots Guards and 7245 6x Gordon Highlanders (x8) (M,BNM&M)

A copper and brass bugle, a box containing a large quantity of cap badges including Queen Victoria's, Canadian Ordnance, The Kings Own, The 6th Battalion East Surreys, Royal Army Medical Corp, Notts & Derby, Royal Artillery, 16th (Waikato) Regiment, Queens Own Hussars, Rifle Brigade etc, a whistle dated 1940, two forage caps, two Union Jacks and a quantity of paper money etc

A Vic rifle officer's green peaked cap, PL peak, lace headband, WM strung bugle badge on cord boss, composition buttons (chinstrap missing), leather lining. GC

An OR's astrakhan busby of a rifle regt, with green cloth top, plaited cord trim, black crowned strung bugle on cord boss to front, leather liner and chinstrap, maker's label of Hobson & Sons d 1912 inside, small ink label states "I O W Rifles", GC (a few small moth patches)

A Vic 1827 pattern rifle officer's sword, almost straight, fullered blade 33", by Ravenscroft & Son, Conduit St, London, etched with crowned VR cypher and strung bugle within scrolled fenestrated panels, regulation steel hilt incorporating crowned strung bugle, wirebound brown leather grip (replaced), in its steel scabbard with 2 hanging rings. Basically GC (some wear, pitting to hilt)

A Vic 1827 pattern rifle officer's sword, slightly curved fullered blade 31½", by Buckmaster, etched with stylized crowned VR cypher, strung bugle and "Rifles" within scrolled fenestrated panels, regulation hilt incorporating crowned strung bugle, wirebound fishskin grip. QGC