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A 9CT GOLD BLOOD STONE BUGLE CHARMhand engraved, approx. 25mm long (c.1.99g gross weight)

Various Cornish military badges including "T/4-5/Bugle/Cornwall" shoulder title, DCLI cap badges, Light Infantry Officer's silver-plated badge and others etc.

Britains Limited Editions 41551 Royal Air Force Band 5187 Bahamas Police Bugle Band and Toy Soldier Collection 8818 in original boxes, with various other similar figures and empty boxes 5184, 8813 and 41146 (Condition Very Good, some parts missing, boxes Good-Poor) (157 approx.)

Britains set 9, Rifle Brigade at the slope FIRST VERSION valise packs, bemedalled Officer and additional RARE Bugler Boy (Condition Good, bugle mouthpiece missing) 1902 (9)

British Forces by John Ruddle: Band of the Royal Air Force and Trumpeters1938 (drum major wrist damaged), Khaki Band of the British Army 1914, Fusilier Band, mounted Band of the 16th Lancers and Drum and Bugle Band in khaki, on stands (Condition Very Good) (136 approx.)

Six: Private H. Heaford, Duke of Cornwall’s Light Infantry, later Royal Air Force 1939-45 Star; Africa Star, 1 clasp, North Africa 1942-43; Italy Star; Defence and War Medals 1939-45; Imperial Service Medal, E.II.R., 2nd issue (Harold William Hoiles Heaford) in Royal Mint case of issue; together with the recipient’s original Regular Army Certificate of Service; and Imperial Service Medal bestowal Certificate, this last framed and glazed, nearly extremely fine Three: Private W. P. Deakin, Duke of Cornwall’s Light Infantry Defence and War Medals; Army L.S. & G.C., G.VI.R., 1st issue, Regular Army (5433442 Pte. W. P. Deakin. D.C.L.I.) mounted as worn, good very fine (8) £140-£180 --- Harold Heaford was born in 1902 and attested for the Duke of Cornwall’s Light Infantry at Whitehall on 28 June 1922, having previously served as a Corporal in the Royal Army Pay Corps. He transferred to the Reserve on 27 June 1929, and was discharged on 27 June 1934, after 12 years’ service. During the Second World War he served as a Leading Aircraftman in the Royal Air Force; and in civilian life was employed as a Stores Supervisor at the Ministry of Defence, being awarded his Imperial Service Medal upon his retirement (London Gazette 28 September 1965). Sold with the recipient’s Army Vocational Training Certificate; Medal notification slip for the Second War awards; three R.A.O.B. Certificates and membership card; and copied research. William Percy Deakin was born on 8 February 1903 and ‘joined the Regiment in September 1924, and served until August 1952. He will be remembered by every officer who served during those years as a very outstanding Officers’ Mess waiter and best possible type of soldier of the pre-1939 War period. Coming originally from Birmingham, he was in the Mess at the Depot for many years, and saw active service with the British Expeditionary Force in France in 1939-40. He died in Truro on 26 December 1978.’ (the recipient’s obituary in The Silver Bugle, Spring 1979 refers). Sold with copied service papers, which confirm that he served overseas with the British Expeditionary Force in France from 30 September 1939 to 29 February 1940; and copied research.

General Service 1962-2007, 2 clasps, South Arabia, Northern Ireland, unofficial retaining rod between clasps (23738746 Cpl. W. V. F. Carter. SCLI.) mounted as worn, minor edge bruise, good very fine £120-£160 --- William Victor Francis Carter was born in Paulton, Somerset, on 10 July 1942 and attested for the Somerset and Cornwall Light Infantry on 4 April 1960. He served with the Regiment in Aden from 26 April to 30 October 1966, where he is recorded in the Regimental Journal as ‘came out unscaved [sic - presumably should read unscathed] from a gunfight in Sheik Othman’, and subsequently in Northern Ireland. Promoted Sergeant and appointed Bugle Major on 3 December 1968, he transferred to Section B Reserve on 17 February 1970, and was discharged on 3 April 1972, after 12 years’ service. He died in North Walsham, Norfolk, on 1 February 1993. Sold with copied record of service and other research.

A superb ‘All Clear Boys’ Scout Gilt Cross awarded to Scout Patrol Leader L. A. Richards, St. Matthias Scout Troop, Bethnal Green, for his gallantry rescuing and rendering first aid to the victims of a direct hit during an enemy air raid on Bethnal Green on 19 May 1918: ‘With a raging conflagration above and flooding below the boys of the St. Matthias Scout Troop went in and calmly carried out the duties required of us’ Boy Scouts Association Gallantry Cross, 3rd Class, 1st issue, gilt, the reverse inscribed ‘L. A. Richards 5.7.18’, with integral top gilt riband bar; together with the named award Certificate, inscribed ‘This is to Certify that I have Awarded to Patrol Leader Richards of the Saint Mathias [sic] Troop, Bethnal Green the Gilt Cross of the Boy Scouts for Rescuing and rendering first aid to the victims of an air raid at Bethnal Green on 19 May 1918. Signed “Robert Baden Powell”, Chief Scout’, this mounted in a glazed display frame; and a Presentation Bugle, inscribed ‘Presented to Arthur Richards S.P.L. of St. Matthias Scouts by the People of S.W. Ward Bethnal Green, for Valuable Services rendered during Air Raids 1914-1918 “All Clear Boys”.’, good very fine and better (lot) £1,200-£1,600 --- L. A. Richards, a Patrol Leader of St. Matthias Scout Troop, Bethnal Green, served during the Great War as an ‘All Clear Boy’, and for his services was awarded the Boy Scouts Association Gilt Cross, specifically for rescuing and rendering first aid to the victims of a air raid on Bethnal Green on 19 May 1918. His own account of the War states: The ‘All Clear Boys’ ‘Following the outbreak of the Great War, the whole troop got together to consider what could be done to contribute towards the war effort. As a result of those deliberations an approach was made to the Officer in Charge, Bethnal Green police station, to see if our talents could be of service. After giving the matter careful consideration the Inspector suggested that it might be a good idea to establish a First Aid Post in a room in the Mission Hall, then facing Old Bethnal Green railway junction, which also served as a Headquarters for the Police Special Constabulary. We agreed to do this and soon a First Aid Station was set up and fully operational with at least one person on duty at all times. The days which followed were not idle times. Practice and more practice was the order of the day and after a short while everything was working with clock-work precision. Then, quite unexpectedly, came the Zeppelin raids with bombs dropping on London and its environs. These air attacks were so unexpected that no provision had been made by the government for such an emergency. There were no air raid shelters! Terrified people just fled from their houses to church crypts (which really offered little protection from falling bombs) and to the lower parts of the taller tenement buildings and factories. People just felt that bit safer deep down in the earth huddled together for company. But the most terrifying part of the whole business was the fact that it was not until the bombs were actually falling that the people realised that an air raid was in progress. The police were the first public organisation to get a few minutes’ advanced warning of an impending air raid but they had no way of passing that information on to the people. Needless to say, the cyclists of St. Matthias Boy Scout Troop supplied the answer. We linked up with the first aiders and immediately after the police were informed that a raid was imminent the information was passed onto us cyclists who, without thought for our safety, raced around the borough on our bikes calling out “TAKE COVER!” The whole operation was carried out in an orderly manner. Each cyclist was made responsible for a certain number of streets and with a quarter of an hour of an air raid warning being received by the police the whole of the Borough had been warned to Take Cover. As soon as it became known to the police that the German raiders had been driven off, us cyclists sprang into action once again but this time we carried a bugle. On it we sounded two distinct notes which soon came to be recognised by the public as meaning “ALL CLEAR.” This simple bugle call brought relief and joy to the hearts of the people. With smiles of pleasure and gratitude they left their places of supposed shelter to return home. Us lads on bikes soon became known as the “All Clear Boys”.’ The crucial test came during the evening of 19 May 1918: ‘Quite close the First Aid Post were several tenement building blocks, about four stories in height, each housing several families. On that fateful day, the people had been given advanced warning to take cover but the folk living in the buildings regarded the ground floor rooms of the somewhat substantially constructed tenement blocks to be safer than a church crypt. So most of the occupants flocked down to the ground floor. Suddenly one of the building blocks received a direct hit by a bomb! The force of the explosion fractured the water main and the lower part of the building rapidly became flooded while the upper part was burning fiercely. With a raging conflagration above and flooding below the boys of the St. Matthias Scout Troop went in and calmly carried out the duties required of us. As a result of our action I and one other of our team received the Gilt Cross for Gallantry of the Boy Scout Movement. It was, of course, really a token award in recognition of the whole team's courageous efforts. At a later date an investiture was held at The People’s Palace in Mile End Road when the Gilt Crosses were pinned onto our uniforms by General Sir Alfred Codrington of the Guards. The two of us also received an illuminated certificate signed by Robert Baden-Powell. As soon as the war ended, and unknown to the scouts of St. Matthias Troop, the good-hearted, cockney stall-holders whose barrows of wares ranged along the whole length of Bethnal Green Road made a collection from their equally appreciative customers to show their thanks. At a specially arranged Public Concert attended by the Mayor and other local dignitaries each of us All Clear Boys were presented with a suitably engraved bugle.’ Sold with a typed ‘Memoire’ written by the recipient, detailing his Great War activities; and four black and white postcard photographs relating to the recipient and his award.

Badge. The Duke of Cornwall Light Infantry Victorian Officer's helmet plate circa 1881-1901. Very fine gilt crowned star mounted with Garter and laurel sprays with silver scroll THE DUKE OF CORNWALL LT. INFY; black velvet centre bearing gilt strung bugle, crossed red feathers and silver turreted archway. Three loops. VGC PAYMENT BY BANK TRANSFER ONLY ON RECEIPT OF INVOICE

Badge. Scottish. Highland Light Infantry Officer's HLI glengarry badge circa 1901-52. Good die-cast faceted silvered thistle star and coiled bugle mounted with (riveted) gilded crown, HLI, ASSAYE scroll and Elephant. Wm. Anderson & Sons, Edinburgh plaque Loops GC PAYMENT BY BANK TRANSFER ONLY ON RECEIPT OF INVOICE

Badge. Scottish. 1st Lanarkshire Rifle Volunteer Corps Victorian helmet plate circa 1881-1901. Good scarce die-stamped blackened brass crowned Maltese cross, lions between the arms, bearing circlet FIRST LANARKSHIRE R.V.C; strung bugle to voided centre. Three loops. VGC Formed in 1859, became 5th Bn. Cameronians in 1908. HQ at 261 West Princes Street, Glasgow PAYMENT BY BANK TRANSFER ONLY ON RECEIPT OF INVOICE

Badge. Scottish. 23rd (Cathcart) Renfrewshire Rifle Volunteers Victorian cap badge circa 1860. Good rare die-stamped blackened brass crowned curled bugle with 23 to the voided centre. Loops. VGC PAYMENT BY BANK TRANSFER ONLY ON RECEIPT OF INVOICE

Badge. King’s Royal Rifle Corps Militia Battalions Edwardian cap badge circa 1901-08. Good scarce die-stamped blackened brass crowned Maltese cross without honours, lions between the arms, bearing circlet THE KING'S ROYAL RIFLE CORPS; strung bugle to voided centre. Loops. VGC PAYMENT BY BANK TRANSFER ONLY ON RECEIPT OF INVOICE

Badge. 5th, 7th, 8th & 9th Bns. Durham Light Infantry OSD cap badge circa 1908-52. Good scarce die-cast blackened crowned strung bugle, DLI to voided centre, SOUTH AFRICA 1900-02 scroll below, Blades. VGC HQ's at Stockton on Tees, Sunderland, Durham and Gateshead respectively PAYMENT BY BANK TRANSFER ONLY ON RECEIPT OF INVOICE

Badge. Cameronians (Scottish Rifles) Victorian Officer's helmet plate circa 1881-1892. Good scarce silvered Guelphic crowned thistle sprays bearing honours, Sphinx and Dragon (both on blank plinths) as well as title scroll. Mullet over strung bugle to voided centre. Four toned loops. VGC Helmet replaced by the shako in 1892. PAYMENT BY BANK TRANSFER ONLY ON RECEIPT OF INVOICE

Badge. Norfolk Rifle Volunteers Victorian Officer's helmet plate circa 1878-80. Good rare silvered die-stamped crowned star mounted strap NORFOLK RIFLE VOLUNTEERS resting in laurel sprays; to strung bugle patent leather centre. Three pinched loops. Generally VGC. PAYMENT BY BANK TRANSFER ONLY ON RECEIPT OF INVOICE

Badge. Royal Irish Rifles Victorian Officer's helmet plate circa 1881-90. Fine die-stamped silvered white metal crown on QUIS SEPARABIT over Maid of Erin Harp, Sphinx, title scroll and strung bugle all resting in attendant shamrock sprays bearing battle honours. Three loops. VGC PAYMENT BY BANK TRANSFER ONLY ON RECEIPT OF INVOICE

Badge. Scottish 1st Stirlingshire Rifle Volunteers Victorian shako plate circa 1859-80. Fine scarce die-stamped blackened brass coiled ornate bugle with castle scene to lined centre. Loops. VGC Provenance. Ex Hugh King Collection. PAYMENT BY BANK TRANSFER ONLY ON RECEIPT OF INVOICE

Badge. Cheltenham College Victorian shako badge. Good scarce die-stamped silvered crowned oval CHELENHAM COLLEGE resting in laurel sprays; strung bugle to centre. Loops. VGC PAYMENT BY BANK TRANSFER ONLY ON RECEIPT OF INVOICE

Badge. The Prince Albert's (Somersetshire Light Infantry), Victorian Officer's glengarry badge 1881-97. Fine gilt crowned Garter with black velvet lightly domed centre mounted with silver bugle strung from mural crown surmounted by JELLALABAD; Sphinx on EGYPT between the cords. Well replaced loops otherwise VGC. PAYMENT BY BANK TRANSFER ONLY ON RECEIPT OF INVOICE

Badge. 2nd (Taunton) VB Somerset Light Infantry cap badge circa 1896-1908. Good scarce die-stamped white metal bugle horn strung from Mural crown surmounted by SOMERSET scroll. 2.V.B. between the cords. Loops. VGC PAYMENT BY BANK TRANSFER ONLY ON RECEIPT OF INVOICE

Badge. Scottish. Highland Light Infantry WW2 plastic economy HLI glengarry badge Good scarce Thistle star bearing crown, coiled bugle with central HLI, ASSAYE scroll and Elephant. Brass blades. VGC PAYMENT BY BANK TRANSFER ONLY ON RECEIPT OF INVOICE

Badge. Finsbury Rifles Victorian glengarry badge. Good scarce die-stamped blackened brass crowned FINSBURY scroll on Maltese cross resting on RIFLES scroll. Arms, with lions between, bearing motto and circlet MIDDLESEX; strung bugle to centre. Loops. GC Raised as 39th Middlesex RVC in 1860, renumbered 21st Mx. RVC in 1880, became 11th Bn. London Regt. in 1908. PAYMENT BY BANK TRANSFER ONLY ON RECEIPT OF INVOICE

Badge. Rifle Brigade Edwardian cap badge circa 1903-10. Good scarce die-stamped white metal crowned WATERLOO tablet on Maltese cross with attendant laurel sprays; arms and sprays bearing honours; centrally within RIFLE BRIGADE circlet, a crowned strung bugle. Long crimped slider. VGC PAYMENT BY BANK TRANSFER ONLY ON RECEIPT OF INVOICE

Badge. Scottish. Highland Light Infantry HLI VB Victorian Officer's helmet plate. Fine rare silvered crowned star mounted with laurel sprays and faceted silvered Thistle Star bearing coiled bugle, gilded crown, HLI, blank scroll and Elephant. Three loops. VGC PAYMENT BY BANK TRANSFER ONLY ON RECEIPT OF INVOICE

Badge. East Suffolk Militia Officer's belltop shako plate circa 1829-44. Fine rare large rich fire gilt die-stamped crowned star mounted by silver facetted star with gilt Garter, PRO ARIS ET FOCIS bipart scroll and strung bugle with ES monogram between the cords. Domed silver centre with translucent red enamel cross of St. George. Two horizontal loops to reverse. VGC PAYMENT BY BANK TRANSFER ONLY ON RECEIPT OF INVOICE

Badge. Scottish. 2nd (Hamilton) VB Cameronians glengarry badge circa 1887-1908. Good scarce die-stamped white metal Mullet over strung bugle with attendant thistle sprays; the numeral 2 between the bugle cords. Toned loops. VGC PAYMENT BY BANK TRANSFER ONLY ON RECEIPT OF INVOICE

Badge. 2nd (Taunton) VB Somerset Light Infantry field service cap badge circa 1905-08. Good scarce die-stamped white metal bugle horn strung from Mural crown surmounted by 2ND VB SOMERSET scroll and resting on SOUTH AFRICA 1900-1 scroll. PA between the cords. Loops. VGC Bob Betts Collection PAYMENT BY BANK TRANSFER ONLY ON RECEIPT OF INVOICE

Badge. Scottish. Argyll Highland Rifles Victorian head-dress badge circa 1865-75. Fine scarce die-cast small bronze crowned ornate coiled bugle horn mounted with Boar's head to the voided centre. Loops. Front rebronzed GC Became a VB of the A & SH on 1st July 1881, redesignated 5th VB 1st December 1887. Provenance. Ex Hugh King Collection PAYMENT BY BANK TRANSFER ONLY ON RECEIPT OF INVOICE

Badge. Somersetshire Light Infantry Victorian Officer's helmet plate circa 1881-1901. Fine gilt crowned star mounted with Garter and laurel sprays bearing silver scroll SOMERSETSHIRE LIGHT INFANTRY. Black velvet centre mounted with silver bugle strung from mural crown surmounted by JELLALABAD; Sphinx on EGYPT between the cords. Three loops. Defect to left point of star, scroll sprung one end otherwise GC. PAYMENT BY BANK TRANSFER ONLY ON RECEIPT OF INVOICE

Badge. 1st (Stockton on Tees) VB Durham Light Infantry DLI cap badge circa 1901-08. Good scarce die-stamped white metal crowned strung bugle; 1 / VB / DLI between the cords. Loops and stud. VGC PAYMENT BY BANK TRANSFER ONLY ON RECEIPT OF INVOICE

Badge. South Africa. Transvaal Light Infantry helmet badge circa 1903-07. Good scarce short-lived die-stamped white metal title strap resting in a wreath and surmounted by an antelope; strung bugle to centre set on a blue enamel ground. Beneath the wreath, scrolls TAM MARTI QUAN MERCVRIO. (Owen 645) Original stout brooch pin. VGC Raised in 1903 and absorbed into the Witwatersrand Rifles in 1907. PAYMENT BY BANK TRANSFER ONLY ON RECEIPT OF INVOICE

An original French 1920s sheer black silk chiffon flapper dress with silver bugle beads to hips and abstract design beading throughout, bust measures 36", and a small black vintage fully beaded evening bag with chain handle and top closure containing a small silk taffeta black coin purse (2).Condition Report: There are a few areas of bead loss where the end of a bead cluster has a loose thread both to the back and front of the dress.

Four boxes of mixed items including copper bugle, metalware, large collection of treen and carvings including eastern figures

Five boxes of mixed items including a copper and brass bugle, pictures, glass ware, pottery, retractable clothes line, car bike carrier, aluminium case containing small plastic boxes, Barometer, Brass bucket and kettle, a Pin-It skirt marker, bead necklaces opera glasses etc

Lego - an original Lego Marvel Super Heroes set No. 76005 Spiderman Daily Bugle Showdown. The set rebagged, with all minifigures, instructions and original box. Box open to one side only. From a large private collection of Lego sets. Where a set is not factory sealed, the vendor assures us that contents are 100% complete, although no guarantees are offered and sets remain unchecked by us. 

Maritime interest. A brass and copper bugle, R J Ward & Sons 10 St Anne St Liverpool, No 58322, stamped WHITE STAR LINE, early 20th c Condition evident from image - dented in various places but complete, not holed or split, no restoration. In the present private family ownership for at least 50 years

Britains Regimental Hand Painted Metal Models including US Air Force Colour Party No.7307, US Marine Corps No.7301 (x2), US Marine Drum & Bugle Corps No.7304 & Queens Colour Party Scots Guards No.7249 (x2) (6 total)

Three Border Fine Arts Flower Fairies including The Bugle Fairy

A copper and brass bugle for military use, stamped J.W. York & Sons Grand Rapids Michigan USA. 29 cm long.

A brass and copper bugle (no maker's marks), a hunting horn, and a post horn (3)

A vintage copper and brass Clansman Cadet bugle. 28.5cm

A gem-set giardinetto brooch and a ruby and diamond bugle brooch, the bouquet set throughout with vari-cut citrines, garnets, amethyst, peridot, seed pearls and turquoise, in a pierced 9ct gold basket, Birmingham hallmark for 1963, together with a late 19th century bugle brooch with ruby and diamond horseshoe detail, stamped ‘15CT’, first length 35mm. £120-£150 --- Condition Report General light surface wear commensurate with age and use. Both in overall good condition. Gross weight 8.8gm.

A Boosey & Co copper and brass bugle, 59878, early 20th century; a copper roll top two handled panc.1870, 25.5cm wide, c.1870; a copper haystack measure, Pint, 14cm high, c.1870; a copper kettle on stand, 24.5cm high (4)

Victorian Kohler & Son (116 Victoria Street, London) brass and copper bugle, incised No.18, stamped 1851/1862 

Copper & brass bugle with braided tassels, together with a brass trumpet (37cm long), and two smaller copper & brass bugles / trumpets. (All with mouthpieces)

A brass bugle

* George III Irish Light Infantry sword, circa 1780, the 82.5 cm curved steel blade engraved with GR cypher, a classical bust wearing a helmet facing left within foliate border, military trophies, the opposite side with an Irish harp within shield and a crown above, a solider standing holding a sword all infilled in gold, brass guard with strung bugle and GR cypher, ivory grip bound in brass wire, rounded pommel, overall length 95.5 cm, with sword knot and black leather scabbard, the mounts engraved 'Lieut Gillman' and the opposite side 'Nicolson Cork'QTY: (1)NOTE:Ivory Act registration reference M2NFHTL6.

Antique copper bugle, brass trumpet by Corton (49cm & lacks mouthpiece) & vintage bugle with tassel detail ~ all have dents

A Victorian silver Ancient Order of Foresters sash badge, having foliage and wreath relief design with central Stag's head and Light Infantry style bugle. Hallmarked by Hilliard & Thomason, Birmingham, circa 1890. Approx. 9cm wide.  Weight: Approx. 22.3 grams (0.7ozt) Further Details: Some tarnishing but generally in good condition.

A long evening dress in pink chiffon embellished with silver bugle beads by A Star is Born, with original label. It has a low back and is split to the thigh, 1980s. A silver beaded 1920s style sequined dress in a loose design with skirts in five tiers of silver fringing, large size, fully lined. A long spider's web black dress of sequins and beads onto fine tulle, made by Peace & Love, with nylon back zip, plunge neckline and long, wide sleeves in the style of capes. A champagne-coloured long sculpted evening dress with A Star is Born label embellished with silver sequins and beads in a leaf design; the neckline rests on the collar bone and has a see-through tulle decoration; a portion of the skirt (back and front) is in see-through tulle; a front panel is decorated in silver beads and the hemline has a train decorated in a silver leaf design. (4)

A Silver-Plated Trumpet And A Silver-Plated Bugle, Both Presented To The Himley Troop Of The Staffordshire YeomanryBoth dated 1866Both stamped with manufacturer's dated exposition awards, and each stamped 'PRESENTED TO THE HIMLEY TROOP OF THE Q.O. ROYAL REGT. OF STAFFORDSHIRE YEOMANRY BY EDMUND H. DAVENPORT, CAPT.N CORP.L W.J. COOKSON 1ST TRUMPETER 1866' (some tarnishing), one retaining its red cord tassel (2)For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

A Silver-Plated Regimental Bugle Presented To The 4th Kincardineshire Rifle VolunteersDated 1861Engraved with the figure of St. Andrew centred on foliated strapwork, the mouth engraved en suite and inscribed 'PRESENTED TO THE 4TH KINCARDINESHIRE RIFLE VOLUNTERRS BY THE LADY HARRIET STUART FORBES 1861.' (tarnished), with its green cord tasselFor further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

Charles Detaille (French,1852-1894, brother of Edouard Detaille), Bugle boy on horseback, oil on board, 5.5x12ins, signed, framed.

West Kent Light Infantry Militia Glengarry Badge, white metal die-stamped glengarry badge in the form of strung bugle with Kent horse and INVICTA in scroll to the centre. Two lug fittings to the reverse.

Three boxes of assorted and motorcycle leathers (please note Bugle and Meerkats withdrawn from lot)

A Rifle Officer's sword with an 81cm pointed and partially fullered blade with King's Crown above interlaced initials, and owners initials of 'P.H.K.', marked to the ricasso for Robert Mole, Birmingham, Makers to the War and India Offices, numbered M3008 to the back, with pierced guard decorated with a slung bugle, wire bound grip and domed pommel, in a plated scabbard with twin ring suspension. With a leather sword knot. 102cm. And a sword with a slightly curved 88cm sharpened and pointed blade with a primitive handle, 101cm. (2). *CR Blade nice, grip and scabbard showing signs of corrosion and light rust. Second in poor 'relic' condition.

A silver plated bugle by Besson and Co of London, engraved with a Welsh dragon and '38th Welsh Division Presented by Major General T. Astley Cubitt, C.M.G. D.S.O. with wound purple cord, 28cm. *CR Small dents in a number of places.

A COPPER AND BRASS BUGLE WITH ROYAL ARTILLERY BADGE, LENGTH 27.5CM

A GERMAN MILITARY BUGLE COMPLETE WITH BADGE, this is complete with mouthpiece and has two white metal bands on the handle, the badge on the top has the initials FR in the centre of it, there are some dents on the bugle and the coloured ropes are missing, Customers must satisfy themselves prior to sale in regards to conditions and authenticity, viewing is advised, condition reports are available on request