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Lot 219
18th century English violoncello labelled J. and J. Simpson, Musical Instrument Makers at The Bass-Viol and Flute in Sweeting's Alley, Opposite the East Store of The Royal Exchange London; also stamped Simpson below the button, the two piece back of plainish wood with similar wood to the later head, the sides of faint medium curl, the table of a fine width grain and the varnish of a reddish-brown colour on a golden ground, 29", 73.70cm
Lot 223
Fine old English double bass by Charles Corsby, Norhampton circa 1830, bearing the label of his Brothers' shop inscribed G.Corsby, Violin, Violoncello, Double Bass and Bow Maker..., 8 Princes Street, Leicester Square, London; also with a Salisbury shop's label dated 1888 and a Bristol repair label of 1928, the upper back button bears a rectangular silver plate inscribed 'Presented to M. George Buckland in remembrance of the kind services rendered by him for many years as leader of the choir in Broad Street Chapel, Salisbury, September 1859', the two piece back, ribs and neck of English sycamore and with medium width curl, the table with fine width grain broadening to the flanks and the varnish of a golden amber-brown colour darkening to brown *This double bass is fitted with the original English brass machine heads and original boxwood end pin unit *This double bass has been consigned for sale by a retired professional player*A paper on Charles Corsby and his family of makers will accompany the sale of this instrument
Lot 53
19th century violin labelled Gaietanus Vinaccia,...Rua Catalana, 1834, also crudely inscribed 1834 on the button, the two piece back of faint medium curl with similar wood to the sides and head, the table of a medium width grain narrowing to the flanks and the varnish of a reddish-brown colour on a golden ground, 14 1/16", 35.80cm
Lot 63
Violin labelled F.M. Bertucci and labelled F.M.B. Lavorazione Violini Italiani, Roma 1940, also signed on the label and stamped F.M.B. on the button and at the end pin, the two piece back of medium curl with similar wood to the head, the sides of fine curl, the table of a medium width grain and the varnish of a light reddish-brown colour on a golden ground, 13 15/16", 35.40cm
Lot 74
18th/19th century German violin branded and probably by Meisel below the button, bearing a repairer's label dated 1924, the one piece back of faint medium curl with similar wood to the sides, the repaired head of similar curl, the table of a fine/medium width grain and the varnish of a reddish-brown colour on a golden ground, 13 15/16", 35.40cm
Lot 93
Good English violin from and labelled Emanuel Whitmarsh, London, 1887, also stamped 460 on the button, the two piece back of faint medium curl with similar wood to the sides and head, the table of a fine width grain widening to the flanks and the varnish of a reddish-brown colour on a golden ground, 14", 35.60cm
Lot 25
Etched Model 1871 German Mauser presentation bayonet & scabbard by Wellhausen of Hannover. All brass eagle head pommel, lacking locking lever/button, with grooved brass grip. Brass quillon & muzzle ring unmarked. 48.5cm blade has etchings to both sides, polished overall, with trophies of arms, floral designs, motto ‘Mitt Gott Für Kaiser’, imperial eagle etc. Maker stamped W. Wellhausen of Hannover. Retains brass & leather scabbard, free of any damage or issues. Good piece nicely etched
Lot 27
Pre WW1 era German Model 1898A Mauser Gewehr bayonet & scabbard. Metal birds head pommel, with working release button, with good grooved wooden grips, with metal guard, unit stamped 162.4.52 (Weapon #52, 4th Company - 163rd Infantry Regiment - Schleswig-Holstein). Prussian W issued & 1904 dated 52cm long quillback blade, very fine overall with maker stamp ERFURT with crown trademark. Fits into the metal scabbard without issues
Lot 33
WW1 German 98/05 S ‘sawback’ Pattern Bayonet, with Scabbard by V. C. Schilling dated 1911. Metal birds head pommel, with working release button, with good grooved wooden grips, with metal guard retaining ‘high ears’. Prussian W issued & 1911 dated swollen ‘butcher’ blade with very fine condition saw back edge, with maker stamp V. C. Schilling Suhl. Fits into the leather & metal scabbard. Very good condition overall, this being the type made famous in the novel ‘All Quiet on the Western Front’, where the Germans were warned not to be caught by the British with these otherwise they would face execution as a result.
Lot 330
WW2 German SS tropical ‘Sahariana’ uniform jacket. Light-weight tan cotton twill, featuring a vertical, four button front closure with small fold back lapels and a lay down collar, with tropical aluminium NCO’s braid. The field blouse has 2 breast pockets with the unique, scalloped tipped, button down flaps. Left breast pocket shows un-marked Iron Cross 1st Class & Wound Badge in black. The shoulder yoke covers both shoulders and runs down over the breast and back panels with scalloped tips to the bottom edges, with two standard bellows pockets to skirt. Upper left sleeve has a second pattern machine woven, tropical SS sleeve eagle, with opposite sleeve with rare SS mountaineers qualification patch, both machine stitched to sleeves. Comes with a pair of UnterscharführerTransport shoulder straps with tropical aluminium NCO’s braid. The reverse of the collar has the typical, zig-zag stitching. The collar retains rank collar and SS tabs. Interior of the field blouse has a field dressing pocket with OD waist ties present. Shoulder width 42cm, Arm Inseam 46cm and waist 96cm. Introduced in late 1941, these were issued to the Waffen SS for use in tropical climates.
Lot 37
WW2 German K98 service bayonet, with matching numbered scabbard 1936 dated by Paul Weyersburg. Wooden grips, Good steel pommel with working attachment button, S/176 (P. Weyersburg of Solingen) marked 25.5cm long, unsharpened blade, with serial number 9212 stamped & dated 36 to blade spine. Partial blued finish to blade & metal scabbard with matching number & date 1936. A good early very good condition piece
Lot 38
WW2 German K98 service bayonet, with matching numbered scabbard & leather frog. Bakelite grips, weathered pommel with frozen attachment button, Horster marked 24.5cm long, used/sharpened blade, with serial number 7132/38 stamped to blade spine. Metal scabbard with matching number, frog stud and 1938 dated frog
Lot 39
WW2 German K98 service bayonet, with matching numbered scabbard & leather frog by Paul Weyersburg. Bakelite grips, very fine blued pommel with working attachment button, P. Weyersburg marked 25.5cm long, blue factory sharpened blade, with serial number 5090e stamped & dated 40 to blade spine. Polished metal scabbard with matching number, frog stud and dark brown leather frog with grip fastener. Very fine condition
Lot 40
WW2 German K98 service bayonet, with matching numbered scabbard & leather frog by Clemen & Jung. Bakelite grips, very fine blued pommel with working attachment button. Very good 25.5cm long, blue factory sharpened blade, with serial number 4784a stamped & dated 1937 S/241 (Clemen & Jung, Solingen) 96x to scabbard to blade spine. Polished metal scabbard with matching details, frog stud and dark brown leather frog. Average to good condition, with some spots of rust to rear guard
Lot 485
Pre-war made piece, with gilded brass fittings, with twisted wire white grip and eagle pommel. Fouled anchor guard, retaining working locking button. E& F Horster of Solingen maker marked 25 cm long 1st pattern blade, being finely double etched, with foliate, sailing ships & anchor design. Gilded brass scabbard retains both suspension rings, with hand beaten pebbled design. Retains lion head buckled black silken & velvet uniform hangers. A very fine example.
Lot 486
Pre-war made piece, with gilded brass fittings, with twisted wire white grip and eagle pommel. Gold bullion full knot tied to grip & fouled anchor guard, retaining working locking button. Paul Weyersburg of Solingen maker marked 25.5 cm long 2nd pattern blade, being finely double etched, with foliate, anchor and marine life design. Gilded brass scabbard retains both suspension rings, with lightning bolt design. A very good example.
Lot 504
Brass spine, Mon having been removed, wire bound grip and guard. Working release button, brass habaki at base of 32cm long steel blade, showing very good hamon along both sides of blade edge, light wear to kissaki, but bright and well-presented blade. Scabbard is of steel construction, with single suspension ring.
Lot 505
Good gilt finish remains to much of the elaborate brass fittings, along the partial wire wrapped ray skin grip, showing wear and use, but good overall. Gilt opposing guard, with bright 23cm long blade in good condition with some wear/use. Blade fits nicely into the black wood and gilded brass fittings, with locking button (sometimes locking).
Lot 62
WW2 Japanese Army Officer’s Shin-Gunto sword & scabbard by Koketsu Kanetaka. Full field service laced grip cover over the fabric wound binding, with excellent ray skin grip base, triple gilded flower menuki and decorative pierced tsuba. Field grade Lieutenant tassel to pommel. Scabbard retaining working locking button. Tang shows stamps for Showa Period manufacture and smith details for Koketsu Kanetaka, resident of Seki in Noshu Provence. The 71 cm blade is in very fine condition, with full swirling hamon to edge. The brown scabbard is in very good condition & retains its full field service leather scabbard, with metal braced drag, with taped split and 13cm long stitching separation to cover. Very good condition overall. This sword was souvenired in Burma and donated post-war to the Army Association Club. Overall length: 99cm. Comes with research paperwork
Lot 63
WW2 Japanese Army Officer’s Shin-Gunto sword & scabbard. Fabric wound binding, with excellent ray skin grip base, triple gilded flower menuki and decorative pierced tsuba. Scabbard retaining button present, but not locking. Tang shows stamps for Showa Period manufacture dated 1939 and unknown arsenal mark. The 69 cm blade is in very fine condition. The brown scabbard is in very good condition. Very good condition overall. Overall length: 99cm. Comes with research paperwork
Lot 64
WW2 Japanese Army Officer’s Shin-Gunto sword & field used scabbard. Well used fabric wound binding, with very good ray skin grip base, aged triple gilded flower menuki and decorative solid tsuba. Scabbard retaining button present, but not locking. Tang shows stamps but too rusty to identify, but Showa Period manufactured. The 71 cm blade is in good used condition, showing some nicks to edge, slightly rounded kissaki. The brown scabbard retains 70% of the leather field service cover, with upper fittings showing rust and wear, but all present. Overall length: 102cm
Lot 3
An original WWII Second World War Lancaster Bomber ' Bomb Release Switch '. The button itself with Air Ministry markings, and various official stamps. Along with a wooden presentation base, autographed by Dambuster George Johnny Johnson. Signed in marker, to the lower edge ' George Johnny Johnson DFM - Bomb Aimer '. A rare and fascinating piece of aviation / Dambuster history. Base board measures; 21cm x 29cm.
Lot 30
An original WWII Second World War Lancaster Bomber ' Bomb Release Switch '. The button itself with Air Ministry markings, and various official stamps. Along with a wooden presentation base, autographed by TWO 617 Squadron bomb aimers; Dambuster George Johnny Johnson and Bomb Aimer John Bell. Signed in marker, to the lower edge. A rare and fascinating piece of aviation / Dambuster history. Base board measures; 21cm x 29cm.
Lot 52
An original WWII Second World War Lancaster Bomber ' Bomb Release Switch '. The button itself with Air Ministry markings, and various official stamps. Along with a copy of ' Lancaster At War ' signed by Dambuster & Bomb Aimer George Johnny Johnson. A rare opportunity to obtain a genuine Lancaster bomb release switch.
Lot 377
***REOFFER IN DERBY BARGAIN HUNT SALE NOVEMBER A&C £400-£600*** A French lacquered brass Grand Sonnerie carriage clock, the full length enamel dial with Roman numerals and subsidiary seconds, inscribed "E Verita, Firenze", with twin train movement, compensated balance and push button repeat, with carrying handle and in associated case, height of clock 13cm.
Lot 339
20th century German silver gilt singing bird automaton music box attributed to Karl Griesbaum, the case decorated with birds, foliate scrolls and cornucopia, sliding button to front in the form of a bird in flight, oval hinged lid opening to reveal singing bird atop pierced grille, bird oscillates, wings flap up and down and beak opens and closes, hidden compartment containing winding key, key in the form of a bird, stamped to base sterling 925 with makers mark EB, fine crack to base, dimensions approximately 6.5cm by 10cm by 4cm
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