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A Victorian Rifle Volunteers Bandsman’s sword, cross-hilted with strung bugle design, with steel mounted leather scabbard and brown leather sword frog dated 1900

A 1949 dated Henry Potter copper and brass bugle, a pair of signalling flags, a pair of goggles and a Worcestershire Regiment photograph frame (5)

MILITARY INTEREST: CERAMICS, BUGLE AND REPRODUCED EPHEMERA RELATING TO THE TWO WORLD WARS, comprising a copper and brass service bugle bearing the badge of The Royal Artillery, with red, yellow and black cord and tassels, two First World War Peace mugs: one marked 1914-1918, the other 1914-1919, a jug with message from the then Prime Minister David Lloyd George advising 'economy in the consumption and use of food', marked to base 'The War Time Milk Jug for a family of six, made by the girls of Staffordshire during the winter of 1917 when the boys were in the trenches fighting for liberty and civilization', Royal Doulton Glenn Miller D6970 and Monty D6202 character jugs, a Royal Doulton Winston Churchill toby jug, and a folder containing photocopied documents relating to World War Two, Arnhem, General Montgomery, D Day and Operation Overlord, US and Canadian soldiers, etc (8) (Condition Report: generally good condition, crazing throughout older mugs and jug, some age related wear to certain items)

WW2 Defence medal in box of issue, white metal bugle and Africa campaign mug. 3 items

WW1 Bugle, Kumaon Regiment of the British Indian Army

A collection of assorted Militaria items to include a vintage West German Bugle, a resin model figure of a soldier carrying a machine gun along with assorted cap badges, pins, ammunition / bullet shells etc. 

Cowhorn and engraved brass powder flask, late 18th/19th Century, the brass end cap engraved with armorials and the title ' Kings Own Borders XXV James Wilson ', the horn engraved with honours and armorials for the battle of Minden, together with other devices including a crown, shako, bugle, drum and colours, with two male portraits, 36.5cm wideNote: The regiment fought at the Battle of Minden on 1 August 1759 with five other regiments; this battle honour was celebrated by the regiment each year on 1 August. The 25th was the county regiment of Sussex in 1782 when it became known as the 25th (Sussex) Regiment of Foot.

British & Empire Armed Forces Memorabilia & Similar [Mostly Dateable to 1900 - 1902], comprising: Scots Guardsman's Foreign Service White Leather Infantry Type Webbing Equipment [Marked to 1/SG & Complete with LM 1898 Pattern Bayonet - Marked: "VR 11/'00 EFD"] & Small [Unmarked] Infantry Bugle, Etc. Some age / service wear & slight loss to scabbard chape otherwise generally Excellent overall. PLEASE NOTE DUE TO LEGAL RESTRICTIONS THE BAYONET CANNOT BE SHIPPED OUTSIDE THE UK. [Qty]

An old miniature brass bugle marked for Ward & Sons, Liverpool

A Boosey & Co military brass and copper bugle dated 1901

A Henry Potter & Co brass and copper bugle

A Barratts & Co brass military bugle and two copper ones

BRASS DESK INKSTAND, AND OTHER METAL WARE the inkstand cast in relief with scrolling foliate designs, along with a miniature model of a miner's lamp, copper and brass bugle, two bird table models, plated box in leather case and pair of early 20th century coat hangers in suede case

An Early 20th Century Officer's Shako to the Cameronians the Scottish Rifles, in black melton wool with black lace upper and lower hat bands, plaited cords suspended from blackened thistle devices, blackened strung bugle shako plate below a black knotted boss set with a blackened star and with black feather plume, with patent leather front peak, integral cap lines and patent leather chin strap, with cream leather sweatband embossed Wm. Anderson & Son, 14 George Street, Edinburgh, with quilted pale green silk liner, in a black japanned tin with maker's brass label below a King's crown

A Victorian 1854 Pattern Rifle Regiment Sword, the 83.5cm fullered steel blade etched with crowned VR cypher, Rifle Regiment's strung bugle and scrolling foliage, by Hobson & Sons, 1,3 & 5 Lexington Gardens, London, with Proved poincon, the steel gothic hilt pierced and engraved with the crowned VR cypher, with wire bound fishskin grip and steel dress scabbard, with leather sword knot, 99.5cmOrange rust pitting to the blade at the ricasso, orange rust pitting to the hilt and scabbard

A pair of late Victorian novelty silver Regimental Bugle menu / place card holders Cornelius Desormeaux Saunders & Francis Hollings, Chester, 1899, Rd. No. 3544982, of typical bugle shape and form but smaller, cards sliding between tubing, 2 7/8in. (7.4cm.) high, weighted. (2) *Hallmarks very slightly rubbed, different weights, overall very good.

An old brass and copper bugle by Henry Keat, London together with two 19th Century pewter half pint measures with brass rims (3)

70 x Post 1953 Rifles Officers Cap Badges By Firminsilvered, QC strung bugle.  Rear marked "F & S".  Lug fixing.  70 items.

157 x Anodised Durham Light Infantry Shoulder Titlesanodised Durham surmounted by strung bugle.  Lug fixing.  157 items.  Some facing pairs.

8 x Officer Cap Cord Bossesconsisting silvered Royal Reg Of Fusiliers on red cord boss ... Similar on black cord boss ... 3 x white metal strung bugle on red cord bosses ... White metal strung bugle on green cord boss ... Brass strung bugle on green cord boss.  8 items

Modern Rifles Officer's Cross Strap And Pouchblack leather pouch.  The front flap with plated QC Strung bugle badge.  Plated side fittings.  Black leather strap complete with plated QC The Rifles badge.  Plated lion mask mount, chains, whistle and holder.  Clean condition.  

6 x Officer Cord Bosses And Loose Centresconsisting darkened, KC Royal Berkshire on tan cord boss ... Silvered dragon on white cord boss ... Silvered dragon on tan cord boss ... White metal bugle on red cord boss ... White metal KC lion on red cord boss ... Silvered Prince Of Wales feathers and Irish harp on gilt cord boss ... 4 x various loose boss central divisions.  10 items.

A charm bracelet, A charm bracelet, the fancy trace link bracelet with spring clasp, suspending thirteen charms to include a kangaroo, mermaid and a bugle, stamped 9k, length 19cm, gross weight 13.2g.

British Army Royal Artillery Peaked Cap and Royal Navy Hat, with ships tally 'HMS Illustrious. Plus unmarked Military bugle, Coldstream Guards, plaque and soldiers service and pay book.

Royal Marine Light Infantry Officer’s Helmet Plate 1883-1901. A silver and gilt enamel example, crowned star back plate with laurel overlays, ‘Gibraltar’ scroll with fouled anchor and silvered bugle horn, to the centre a pierced strap `Per Mare Per Terram’, this on blue enamel ground, silvered globe to the centre, complete with three loop fasteners, gilding somewhat rubbed, otherwise good condition £220-£260

The Oxfordshire Light Infantry Officer’s Helmet Plate 1883-1901. A good example in silver and gilt, crowned pattern back plate with laurel and Garter overlays, in the centre a bugle with strings on a ground of black velvet, at the base title scroll ‘The Oxfordshire Lt. Infy.’, complete with three loop fasteners, very good condition £260-£300

The Oxfordshire Light Infantry Officer’s Helmet Plate 1902-08.
A scarce example, the gilt crowned star back plate with laurel and Garter overlays, in the centre on a ground of black velvet a silvered bugle of black velvet ground, silvered title scroll below ‘The Oxfordshire Lt. Infy.’, complete with three loop fasteners, good condition £300-£400

The Durham Light Infantry Officer’s Helmet Plate 1883-1901. A example in silver and gilt, crowned eight-pointed star pattern back plate with laurel and Garter overlays, in the centre a bugle with strings on a ground of black velvet, at the base title scroll ‘The Durham Lt. Infy.’, complete with three loop fasteners, gilding somewhat rubbed, otherwise good condition £160-£200

105th (Madras Light Infantry) Regiment of Foot Officer’s Helmet Plate 1878-81. A good example in gilt, crowned star back plate with laurel overlays, Garter strap, to the centre light infantry bugle with ‘Madras Light Infty.’, and scroll ‘Cede Nullis’, on ground of black velvet, complete with three loop fasteners, good condition £260-£300

3rd Royal Guernsey Militia Officer’s Helmet Plate 1878-1901. A good example, the frontal plate being of crowned star pattern with laurel overlays and central strap ‘Pro Aris Rege Et Focis’, with a silver shield in the centre bearing the three lions of England with a triple leaf above, across the top of the laurels a silver scroll ‘Diex Aie’ a tri-part scroll at the base of the laurels ‘Royal Guernsey Militia’, above ‘Guernsey’ a strung bugle horn mounted with a ‘3’, complete with three loop fasteners, good condition £300-£400

Pair: Bugle Major Jamal Khan, 107th Pioneers Africa General Service 1902-56, 1 clasp, Somaliland 1902-04 (3132 Bglr. Jamal Khan. 107th Pioneers.); Delhi Durbar 1911, silver, unnamed as issued, contact marks and polishing to first medal, nearly very fine (2) £240-£280 --- Sold with copy medal roll extracts.

General Service 1962-2007, 1 clasp, South Arabia (24013626 Pte. G. Lunn. SCLI.) nearly extremely fine and a scarce casualty £100-£140 --- G. Lunn served with ‘A’ Company, 1st Battalion Somerset and Cornwall Light Infantry in Aden from 28 April to 10 September 1966, and is recorded in the October 1966 edition of the Silver Bugle as having been ‘wounded by grenades whilst on operations at night’. Sold with copied medal roll extract and other research.

MILITARY BUGLE

A 19th century copper hunting horn, lettered: "Warwick Hale"; a small copper and brass bugle shaped hunting horn; A 19th century mahogany pair of scales; pocket telescope; pair of opera glasses, drawing sets, thermometer etc

A brass bugle

Vintage brass royal artillery bugle musical instrument

Four boxes of brass and copper wares to include Victorian copper range kettle, Victorian copper measure, and a brass and copper bugle

An antique copper bugle

A copper coal helmet, a brass and copper baluster jug and a copper and brass bugle AF

A white leather volunteer's document pouch of the 2nd Cornwall Rifle Volunteers with white metal strung bugle badge marked to the reverse "2 VCL A Co. 3"

A fully beaded-ivory-cocktail-length-dress worn by Jamie Lee Curtis at the 55th Academy Awards ceremony (ABC, 1983).Hollywood glamour defines this garment, composed of an ivory chiffon, fully embellished with pearlized-glass-bugle-beads, which catch and glisten in the light. The dress is cut on the bias; the dolman sleeves create a loose bodice (34" inch bust); the waistline (24.5" inches) is gathered and cinched; and the skirt is open and hits below the knee. The garment construction features center seams at the front and back of the bodice. The beading is sewn on the diagonal, creating a subtle chevron pattern on the bodice. Two darts extend from the waist to the bust, which creates a defined V-shape, creating a diamond shape that extends the length of the bodice. The fabric looks like it was cut with a pattern then beaded and assembled. Only the skirt is handsewn and lined with blush-colored acetate at the internal waistline. A Petersham is tacked at the waistband to help shape the garment due to the weight of the embellishment. There is no label or size marker present. The dress was worn by Jamie Lee Curtis to the 55th Academy Awards. She presented the Oscar for Best Sound Effects Editing alongside Carl Weathers. Weathers, who presented with Curtis, commented on how lovely her dress was before presenting the award. Marlene Dietrich originally owned the gown and wore a similar version in the 1942 film The Lady Is Willing (Columbia Pictures, 1942), Dietrich's gowns were designed by Irene Lantz, whose clothing line was featured in premier retailers and department stores. PROVENANCE Lot 8 "Unforgettable: Fashion of the Oscars," Christie's Auction House (Sale #9074) March 19, 1999.

An early 19th-century-style black silk velvet embellished gown designed for Vivien Leigh as Emma Hamilton for the film That Hamilton Woman! co-starring Laurence Olivier (Alexander Korda Productions, 1941). An elaborate 19th-century-style evening gown designed for Vivien Leigh as Lady Hamilton. The gown features a low neckline trimmed with Alençon lace. The gown features beaded ears of wheat and a bow motif throughout the gown, the surface design is composed of metallic bugle and seed beads and faceted rhinestones. The sleeves are shortened to the elbow and fit close to the arm with a ruffle cuff lined with beige chiffon. This gown features a basque waistline and full skirt, the skirt has been altered. Originally, the design was worn with a hoop skirt so the velvet outer skirt was open to reveal a contrasting white under-skirt with lace. At the interior of the gown’s bodice is a Rene Hubert label. The film follows the rise and fall of Lady Emma Hamilton, an actress, dancer, and courtesan, who marries Sir William Hamilton the ambassador to Naples but falls in love with Admiral Horatio Nelson. Both married have an open affair; Emma being seen as a distraction from Nelson entering the Napoleonic wars is to be sent to Cairo. Leigh as Hamilton is seen wearing this velvet gown when she tells Nelson she has to leave Naples and go to Cairo, but neither can let the other go. They travel to England to carry on their affair, but Nelson is sent to fight in the Battle of Trafalgar where he is killed, his death leads Emma to spiral and fall into alcoholism and poverty. Rene Hubert designed the costumes for the film. Hubert’s first job in film was working with Gloria Swanson in 1924; they met in Paris to discuss Swanson’s role as Madame Sans-Gêne and his costume designs, which the actress accepted at first glance. He designed for Paramount, MGM, and 20th Century Fox. PROVENANCE Lot 189, Christies, Auction 1854, May 30, 2007.

An original late 19th-century floor-length evening gown as seen worn by Lynn Bari as Bernice Croft in Hello Frisco, Hello (20th Century Fox, 1943).A custom-made full-length blush silk faille gown heavily beaded and embellished with embroidery and surface design. The surface design has glass seed beads, silver bugle beads, and prong set rhinestones and is accessorized with detached embellished long sleeves. A handwritten label reads, "L. Barie 38923" and is stamped "1 27 7 3710."  The gown has been altered from its original design seen in the movie, beaded appliques have been removed from the neckline and attached to a piece of pale pink tulle that is tacked to the neckline. The condition for the gown is fair as the fabric is beginning to shred in areas due to the heavy embroidery, contributing to bead loss. The musical comedy is about Jonny Cornell and Trudy Evans who dream of making it big in San Francisco's theater business; Bernice plays the foil to Trudy and wears this elaborate gown when she hosts a ball at her mansion, which she uses to showcase her affluent social circle to Johnny, now wealthy with his theater venues and wants to break into high society. Bernice is trying to get involved Jonny because of his wealth to prevent her from becoming bankrupt and losing her lavish lifestyle.Designed by legendary costume designer Helen Rose, whose designs for Elizabeth Taylor and Grace Kelly are a continued source of design inspiration. Kate Middleton's wedding dress, designed by Sara Burton for Alexander McQueen referenced Grace Kelly's wedding dress, which was designed by Helen Rose. 

An embellished form-fitting gown with an ultra-high slit that has all the razzle and dazzle to match Grable's performance as Kitty Moran in the musical Blue Heaven (20th Century Fox, 1950).The dance costume is fully embellished with blue and black bugle beads and long black nylon fringe. The look comes with a beaded belt, coordinating beaded jersey gloves, and a fitted beaded skull cap (does not come with pins to fasten). The gown is composed of a rayon-jersey blend, which allows Grable to move and perform with ease, as well as hold the weight of the heavy embellishments. Grable performs an intricate dance number wearing the gown. Design features include a slit that measures 18 inches at the front for Grable to extend and articulate her legs to execute the demanding choreography. The gown has no label or marked size, but there is a bias tape hand-written label sewn on the cap reading, "1-25-1-3856 A589-59 B. GRABLE." This sparkling number was designed by costume designer Charles LeMaire. The gown and accessories are in fair condition, exhibiting bead loss, stress to the halterneck strap, and moderate discoloration at the gloves. Worn by Betty Grable as Kitty Moran in the "I Love a New Yorker" number with Dan Daily in Blue Heaven. Also worn by June Haver as "Jeannie Laird" during the opening credits of The Girl Next Door (1953). PROVENANCE Originally from The Collection of Debbie Reynolds

A custom-made silver beaded gown attributed to Edith Head as seen worn by Janet Leigh at the 32nd Academy Awards (ABC, 1960).A gown for the space age, streamlined and fully embellished with silver-glass-bugle-beads, custom-made for Janet Leigh, attributed to costume designer Edith Head. The elegant gown boosts many adjectives: sleek, modern, sexy, and avant-garde for its time. Fully beaded on a blush silk georgette, the beads are sewn vertically, except for the neckline and armholes. There the beading is sewn into a chevron pattern; the collar and neckline are trimmed at the seams with round glass beads. The high-band-stand-up-collar is structured with wire, keeping with the futuristic aesthetic, going into a deep-v neckline (two hook-and-eyes at the bust fasten above the 13-inch zipper opening). The gown is accompanied with a  beaded belt that is worn on the natural waistline. The interior is partially lined at the front of the skirt; the hem is reinforced at the interior with hemline tape to prevent bead loss. There is no label or size marker present, the waistline measures 23 inches, and the notched belt fits up to a 24.5-inch waist. Janet Leigh, and her husband at the time, Tony Curtis were presenters at the Oscars ceremony for Best Original Screenplay and Adapted Screenplay. The couple's smiles dazzled, with Curtis being the perfect compliment to Leigh's shimmering gown.Edith Head, multi-Academy Award winner for costume design, would design formal event gowns for the studio stars, including Elizabeth Taylor, Grace Kelly, and Audrey Hepburn, who all wore her timeless-style gowns to the Academy Awards.This lot is accompanied by a black and white photo of Janet Leigh wearing the gown with then husband Tony Curtis and daughter Kelly Curtis from an issue of Hollywood Family Magazine, 1961(10.5 x 8.25 Inches).PROVENANCE Lot 29 "Unforgettable: Fashion of the Oscars," Christie's Auction House (Sale #9074) March 19, 1999.

Postcard, Silks, an embroidered silk card 'Souvenir du 6 Chasseurs Alpines' pink background with bluebird and bugle horn intertwined top left flowers to right of inscription. Scarce (gd)

A selection of metalware including two copper bed warming pans, a copper Samovar, a brass jam pan and a bugle

BRASS BUGLE WITH A ROYAL ARTILLERY BADGE BUGLE WITH SLIGHT DENTS

A large quantity of miscellaneous tools including door hinges and fittings, together with a 19th century copper bugle, copper tray, two jacks, etc

Three Trench Art Brass Shell Vases, a copper bugle, a brass inkstand, a lead-weighted copper plaque depicting the warship, New Zealand

A Brass Easel Back Mirror, a brass bugle, a pair of mother of pearl opera glasses, etc. (qty)

A Quantity of Russian and East German Military Uniform, together with a linen union flag, copper and brass bugle, scout cap and badges, various military belts, a suitcase containing lace and linen, and various eastern textiles, vintage leather football and rugby balls, two boxes of mainly 1960s composite dolls, and large leather mounted bellows etc (qty)

Wargaming metal figures, Qty approx. 100+, range of Bugle & Guidon, Firebase Games, Qualiticast, etc., including Roman period, painted to good standard, approx. scales 6mm-20mm, various white metal and plastic figures, etc. Contents unchecked for completeness or correctness. Viewing highly recommended. BUYER MUST COLLECT. (3B)

Group of mixed Militaria to include brass bugle, various bullet cases and shell cases and other items (1 box).

Group of collectables, including a miner's lamp, brass bugle, motoring badges, signed 1973 England cricket bat, etc

A copper and brass bugle, Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders, 26.5cm long

A WILLIAM RODGERS FIGHTING DAGGER, an Indian curved sword plus other militaria, this lot has the William Rodgers in a leather scabbard, a 20th century sword with ornate decorations and made in India on the blade, also included is an ornate dress sword that is damaged, a small tourist knife, a military style bugle and thundered whistle made by J Hudson of Birmingham, Customers must satisfy themselves prior to sale in regards to conditions and authenticity, viewing is advised, condition reports are available on request

A POST WWII MILITARY MILITARY BUGLE, this was made by Boosey & Hawkes, the bugle is made from brass and copper with a militar broad arrow and a date stamp of 1946, it does have a few dents but it is complete with a mouthpiece, Customers must satisfy themselves prior to sale in regards to conditions and authenticity, viewing is advised, condition reports are available on request

A VICTORIAN ERA BANDMANS SHORT SWORD, this features a double edged blade with a cast brass hilt, the cross guard features a bugle on each side, the sword comes in a brass and leather scabbard, the sword blade is in need of attention and the leather on the scabbard has dried out and in need of some attention but overall still in good condition for their age, customers must satisfy themselves prior to sale in regards to conditions and authenticity, viewing is advised, condition reports are available on request

A French brass hunting horn, copper and brass bugle, copper post horn, and a box containing military buttons. (a quantity)