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A Victorian bugle beadwork embroidery of two girls in winter, framed and glazed, 34cm x 28cm image size

Four bugles, one with Lancashire Fusiliers legend reading ' C.A.I.O Church, 21st April 1918, The bugle that sounded the last post and reveille at the memorial service to Lieut. Colonel Oswyn St. Leger Davies, commanding the 8th Lancashire Fusiliers, killed in action in France 5th April 1918' the bugle by Boosey and Hawkes, stamped with broad arrow and 1915 date, another bugle by Henry Potter with broad arrow stamp, and 1909, as well as R.E.L.F (Royal East Lancashire Fusiliers) another by Hawkes and Son dated 1915 and stamped S.D.F. (possibly later for the Sudan Defence Force) the last unmarked.The first bugle measures 28cm long

A 1950 dated British army bugle CF

A Victorian British army bugle, dated 1890 and bearing 1st Battalion Scots Guards marks CF

A 1918 British army bugle by Lawrie of Glasgow

SEGAR (Sir William) Honor, Military and Civill contained in Foure Bookes. London: Robert Barker, 1602, small folio, 8 engraved portraits, some additional text leaves in manuscript, panel calf, rebackedThe vol. is complete as to text, but lacks F2 (a blank). There is a plate leaf there. Has 8 plates in total. Has 14pp. in manuscript (some insertions and some on reverse of printed leaves). Watermarks of a horn/bugle below a scroll (?), and others with 'I D' mark Photos attached.

Victorian British dress sword, the etched blade with ricasso marked 'Steamer', hilt with crowned bugle cartouche, having wire bound fish skin grip, blade length 83cm, sword length 99cm, with scabbard. 

5x WW1 Trench Art Matchbox Covers, four being brass examples with engraved details of the owner or regimental information, one with lovely engraved decoration of a soldier with bugle and “HE VOLUNTEERED WHEN DUTY CALLED 1914 – W OLIVER No 776079 R.F.A”; one white metal example with emblem of the Kings Liverpool regiment. (5 items)

5th Volunteer Battalion Kings Liverpool Regiment Officers Cross Belt Plate, fine example of crowned Maltese cross with central crowned light infantry bugle, lower scroll with regimental details all within a laurel wreath. Complete with the Hobson & Sons maker marked backing plate. Four screw post fittings to the reverse.

An early side cap badge of the Hampshire Regiment, as for the centre of the ORs HPC; small size Victorian Ryl Fusiliers cap badge (lugs squashed); two small Victorian Rifle Brigade cap badges; two Victorian Home Counties and other Reserve Regiment cap badges; two brass Rifle Brigade bugle horn shako badges; 3 Scottish glengarry badges; and the brass device from a Victorian Ryl Engineers WBP. Average GC £60-80

44 items of crested china. Including; Maidstone charabanc, Portsmouth WWI ambulance, WWI tank, Exmouth Crimea mortar, Greenock "Our Brave Defender", Norwich Edith Cavell, Blackpool Edith Cavell, City of London Cenotaph, Matlock Bath war memorial, Irvine glengarry cap, Grantham Aerial bomb, Southport shell, Southport Edith Cavell, Prestatyn bugle, Whitehall Cenotaph, City of London soldier with rifle, SD cap Wood Bridge; 1918 Allied Victory ash tray, Reading Cenotaph, City of London Edith Cavell, WWI tank Halifax, City of Liverpool German incendiary bomb, Allies 1919 Peace in Great War, Bravo Belgium, etc. GC. £40-60

An copy 1812 pattern "Waterloo" shako of a Peninsula War British Portuguese Service officer, with blackened brass bugle horn badge and band pierced with figure "1", and plaited bullion cords. GC, well aged with good patina; in a brown wood effect japanned tin carrying case (dented). £100-200

A large Seville maiolica jug, c.1770-80, the ovoid body painted with a figure on horseback blowing a bugle, a long-tailed bird in the horse's path, flanked by large stylized floral sprays in ochre, yellow, green, blue and manganese, damages, 35.5cm.

Quantity of copper, including a spirit kettle on a wrought iron stand, bugle, etc.

Brass and copper bugle, Royal Welsh Fusiliers.

WW1 British guards machine gun corps bugle.

A French brass and copper bugle

TWO MEDIEVAL STYLE PIKES, (a) total length 244cm, steel head looks to be older than the wooden staff (b) 126cm total length, the wooden staff is turned in a regular design steel head is ornate, possibly both early 20th Century together with a wooden box decorated to the lid with the insignia of bugle horn CR (Carlow Rangers), approximately 18cm x 15cm x 6cm (3)

Copper and brass bugle, no mouthpiece, together with a selection of empty cardboard ammunition boxes, Magtech 9mm Luger, Lellier & Bellot 9mm, 50 Rds 9mm ball L12A1, .30 M1 Carbine, Winchester 9mm Parabellum, Kynoch .22 Hornet Centrefire etc, and two Second World War stirrup hand pumps as used by Fire Guards to put out incendiary bombs, (qty)

A modern brass regimental bugle

A Victorian copper kettle, an old brass bugle and an antique beaten copper measure

71st City of Glasgow (The Highland Light Infantry) Shoulder Belt Plate c.1841-81. Rectangular gilt back plate with seeded ground, silver mounted bugle horn with 71 to the centre, standard hook and stud fasteners to the rear, gilt tarnished, otherwise good condition £300-£400 --- A description of this item appears in Parkyn, page 285.

Highland Light Infantry Militia Officers Shoulder Plate c.1881-1901. A fine example, the rectangular gilt back plate with seeded ground mounted silver star of the Order of this overlaid with a silver coiled bugle horn, gilt HLI monogram and KC at the top, blank gilt scroll and Elephant, standard hook and stud fasteners to the rear, very good condition £200-£240

Highland Light Infantry Officers Shoulder Belt Plate c.1900-53. Rectangular back plate with seeded ground mounted silver star of the Order of the Thistle overlaid with a silver coiled bugle horn, gilt HLI monogram and KC at the top, gilt scroll with ‘Assaye’ and Elephant, standard hook and stud fasteners to the rear, gilt worn, otherwise good condition £120-£160

Westmeath Rifles Militia Officer’s Full Dress Busby c1874-78. A fine quality example, this short lived pattern was based on the 1869 pattern Line infantry shako, but without a peak. The stiffened body covered with black lambswool, the crown of black cloth. Black double cord sewn-in caplines supported by two black metal Garter-type stars, black lion's mask and ring ornament at the rear for the cap lines. Plated metal rose pattern side ornaments and ribbed plated velvet lined chin chain. At the front a large black metal coiled bugle horn with a plain black cord boss above. Buff leather sweatband and black silk lining. Complete with double black cord cap lines and olivets. No plume. Original black japanned metal carrying tin, this with Dublin Station labels (frayed). Traced to Sub-Lieutenant the Hon. T. K. D. St. Lawrence, very good condition £500-£700 --- Provenance: Howth Castle Sale, Dublin, October 2021. The Hon. Thomas Kenelm Digby St. Lawrence was born on 12 December 1855, the son of Thomas St. Lawrence, 3rd Earl of Howth, and was educated at Harrow. He was appointed a Sub-Lieutenant in the King’s Own Royal Tower Hamlets Militia in 1876, and by December of that year had transferred in the same rank to the Westmeath Rifles Militia. He was commissioned Lieutenant in the 5th (Princess Charlotte of Wales’s) Dragoon Guards on 21 August 1878, and was promoted Captain on 19 December 1883. He served throughout the Egyptian Campaign of 1882 being attached to the 4th Royal Irish Dragoon Guards (Medal with clasp and Khedive’s Star). During various home postings he led the mounted troops when quelling the Belfast Riots in August 1886. He was placed on temporary half-pay due to illness on 22 April 1891, and died from typhoid fever at Ardmore, Dublin on 8 May 1891. He is buried in the chancery of the old church of St. Mary’s Abbey, Howth, Dublin.

1827 Pattern Attributed 49th Middlesex Rifle Volunteers Sword 32 3/4 inch, single edged blade with large fuller.  Etched foliage panels, crowned VR cypher and crowned strung bugle with scrolls engraved "Major Baines" "49th MX. R.V.".  Forte with maker "G Robinson Maker Birmingham".  Steel guard with Vic crown strung bugle cartouche.  Steel stepped pommel and backstrap.  Shagreen covered grip with twist wire binding.  Contained in its plated steel scabbard.  30 % of plating absent.   The 49th originally raised from the General Post Office London. PAYMENT BY BANK TRANSFER ONLY

Victorian Victoria Rifles London Officer's Sword 32 3/4 inch, single edged, slightly curved blade with fuller.  Etched foliage scrolls, crowned VR cypher, strung bugle with "Victoria Rifles".  Lower family crest with initials "A.M.B.".  Forte with maker "Busain & Co 8 Jerrard St. Soho London".  Steel guard with Victorian crowned strung bugle cartouche.  Stepped pommel and part checkered backstrap.  Contained in its black leather scabbard with steel mounts.  Complete with black leather knot.   In 1908 became the 9th (County of London) Battalion, London Regiment (Queen Victoria's Rifles) PAYMENT BY BANK TRANSFER ONLY

Victorian South Middlesex Rifles Officer's Sword 32 1/2 inch, single edged blade.  Etched floral panels, strung bugle with double scroll "South Middlesex" "Rifles", crowned VR cypher and owner's initials "CH" within a floral panel.  Forte with maker "Firmin & Son 153 Strand & 13 Conduit St London".  Steel, three bar guard.  Steel, stepped pommel and backstrap.  Shagreen covered grip with twist wire binding.   PAYMENT BY BANK TRANSFER ONLY

Victorian Welsh 1822/45 Infantry Officer's Sword Brecon Rifles 30 3/4 inch, single edged, slightly curved blade with large fuller.  Traces of etched floral panels and "Brecon Rifles"?.  Strung bugle and name within a scroll "G Howell".  Brass Gothic guard with crowned "VR" cypher cartouche.  Brass, stylised floral backstrap.  Grip absent.  Blade worn with heavy pitting to lower section.   The Army list of 1872 notes a Marmaduke George Howell serving as a Captain of the 5th Builth Bn, he is still serving in 1880 PAYMENT BY BANK TRANSFER ONLY

Victorian Montgomeryshire Yeomanry Presentation Officers Sword. A superb example of a mid Victorian presentation sword given to Captain Edmond Peel of the Newtown troop. The 36 inch, straight spear point blade with etched decoration depicting St.George and the Dragon, classical ladies and floral decoration. The pierced gilt guard, incorporates a Druid?s head surrounded by floral decoration. This encloses a shagreen grip with a gilt ram's head pommel. The steel scabbard with embossed mounts of a Cavalry helmet and bugle. The steel is engraved with a presentation PRESENTED TO CAPTAIN EDMOND PEEL BY THE MEMBERS OF THE NEWTOWN TROOP OF THE MONTGOMERYSHIRE YEOMANRY CAVALRY IN HONOUR OF THE OCCASION OF THE BIRTH OF A SON AND HEIR 1ST MARCH 1872. The overall condition is near VGC, gilt bright, etching clear. Some age wear to the steel of the scabbard presentation script faint to parts. Newtown was the home to the 3rd Troop of the Montgomeryshire Yeomanry. PAYMENT BY BANK TRANSFER ONLY

Victorian Staffordshire (Patshull) Rifle Volunteers Officer's Presentation Sword. A magnificent example of a presentation Light Infantry pattern sword. The 32 inch slightly curved blade with three quarter length etched decoration. This including a crowned VR cypher, strung bugle with Stafford knot, Armourial crest and presentation. TO CHARLES EDWARD MOLINEUX ESQ. FROM HIS BROTHER NON-COMISSIONED OFFICERS OF THE 27TH STAFFORDSHIRE RIFLE VOLUNTEERS 1860. The forte with the cutler's details of Thomas Lawrence of Birmingham. The hilt is of the regulation pattern, the steel three bar guard with the addition of engraved decoration, which can also be seen to the backstrap of the grip. Complete with steel scabbard, this again engraved with the Armourial crest which can be seen to the blade. Overall GC good clean condition. Lieutenant Charles Edward Molineux in 1860 joined the 27th (Patshull) Corps of the Staffordshire Rifle Volunteers, of which he was a lieutenant until shortly before his death in 1880, he was also a Justice of the Peace for Worcestershire and Staffordshire. PAYMENT BY BANK TRANSFER ONLY

MIXED METALWARE: BUGLE, BLOW LAMP, BRASS SPITFIRE ORNAMENT ETC.

PLYMOUTH ARGYLE Three home programmes for South Western League matches in season 1960/1 v St. Blazey, team changes and scores entered, Newton Abbot Spurs, writing on the cover and Bugle, slightly creased. Fair to generally good

A brass and copper bugle, a copper kettle, two brass teapots with engraved decoration and other items

An Art Nouveau brass table lamp; cast iron tree of life book stand; a copper bugle (3)

A Copper and Brass Military Bugle, Stamped Potter, Aldershot LP

A CASED LAFLEUR BRASS CORNET Serial No 658000 ( brass is tarnished one valve doesnt return and spit valve doesnt close) along with a Silvered mouthpiece stamped A2 and a distressed copper and brass bugle (2)

Skinner & Johnson early C20th short handled bill hook with impressed numbers, early C20th moulding plane, Galilean leather bound monocular and other decorative items including brass bugle, Oriental white metal pipe, dagger, etc

A small quantity of metalware, to include a bugle.

A collection of brassware, pens/lighters to include a substantial solid brass model of a rearing horse on plinth, together with a smaller example, an eccles miners lamp, brass figure of a miner, a cast metal novelty money box "Trick Dog", a copper and brass bugle and other wares.

George Weissbort (1928-2013)Still life with bugle, signed and dated 1970, oil on canvas board, 28 x 39cm

A Military Copper and Brass Bugle by L P Potters of Aldershot, 30cm high

Assorted silver flatware to include serving spoon marked 3pd R.J.L.I, Drill 1988, P.H.Mollet, with crest of three lions on a shield with crossed cannons and muskets, a bugle and helmet, assorted teaspoons, etc, 10.8ozt (1 tray) 

A 19th Century British rifles officer?s sword. Comprising of steel ?gothic? hilt incorporating strung bugle with queen?s crown, fish skin grip and steel mounted leather scabbard. Blade length: 82.5cm.

A Victorian Officers Folding Campaign Stand and Later Bowl, a 1910 Church Lads Brigade Bugle.

Books - Quantity of military-related books to include; Warships of World War I (H.M.LE. Fleming), Regimental Badges (Edwards), Winston S. Churchill, etc, together with a quantity of 'The Silver Bugle' Journal of the Light Infantry

A George V 1827 pattern Rifle Officer's sword, the Gothic steel half-basket hilt, shagreen wired grip, strung bugle inset, straight tapering single fuller blade with engraved cypher and crown, with scabbard. Total length 99cm, blade length 83cm.

A Victorian 1827 pattern rifle officers sword, the pierced steel basket hilt with strung bugle emblem, shagreen grip, joining an engraved slightly curved single fuller blade with 'Warwickshire Rifle Volunteers' inscription, chased foliage and flags. Total length 97cm, blade length 83cm.

A Victorian 1827 pattern rifle officer's sword, the pierced steel basket hilt with strung bugle emblem, joining a blade by J, Ascher, 428 Strand London, etched '1st Surrey Rifles March 1884 Presented to Staff Sergeant R.I Burrow by the members of 'B' Company, with scabbard. Total length 96.5cm, blade length 82cm.

A box of mixed militaria including WWI shell case, copper bugle and belts etc

A WWI German shell case dated 1916, a copper and brass bugle with Royal Artillery badge and a WWI 'For Right and Freedom' plate (3)

A violin bears label Concert Violin 1901 Hawkes & son London and a bugle, 61cm length, 21cm width (total dimensions), 36cm length, 21cm width (base only)

AN EDWARDIAN BRASS BUGLE WITH THE COLOURS OF THE WALSALL SEA CADETS

A copper and brass bugle bearing Royal Welsh Fusiliers badge.

A copper and brass bugle, together with assorted silver plate and metal collector's items including cutlery.

Two boxes of metalwares including bugle, elephant, teapots, etc.

A GOOD AND SCARCE CRIMEAN WAR PERIOD RIFLE BRIGADE OFFICER'S 1844-1855 ALBERT PATTERN SHAKO, the black beaver skin covered body with patent leather front and rear peaks and top, applied with a blackened bugle, cord boss applied with a blackened crown, wool pom-pom, velvet backed blackened chin chain with blackened rosette bosses, leather and cloth liner.

A 4TH BOMBAY RIFLES OFFICER'S SWORD, 82cm pipe backed blade with spear point etched with crowned bugle horns, regimental title, laurel sprays, crossed lances, and the battle honours for SERINGAPATAM and BENI BOO ALLI, maker's panel for SILVER & CO., regulation pierced steel gothic hilt incorporating a crowned bugle horn, contained in its steel scabbard.

A SCARCE ARTISTS RIFLES PRESENTATION SWORD, 83.5cm blade etched with scrolling foliage, regimental title and motifs, strung bugle horn, crowned GVR cypher and the inscription PRESENTED TO LIEUT A.R. CORMACK, MC ON HIS PROMOTION, FROM THE SERGEANTS MESS, ARTISTS RIFLES 1925, regulation plated gothic hilt incorporating a crowned strung bugle horn, wire bound fishskin grip, contained in its field service scabbard.

A VICTORIAN RIFLE OFFICER'S SWORD TO THE ROYAL WEST SURREY REGIMENT, 81.75cm blade by HOBSON & SONS, etched with scrolling foliage, crowned VR cypher, strung bugle horn, 1ST VOL. BATTN THE QUEENS ROYAL WEST SURREY REGT and the owner's initials, HCW, possibly Lt Col H C Whinfield, regulation plated steel Gothic hilt incorporating a crowned strung bugle horn, wire bound fishskin grip, contained in its field service scabbard.