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Lot 499
Kammer & Reinhardt miniature porcelain doll with shutting eyes, open mouth with teeth and wooden limbs, in period dress, 23 cm long approx together with a pair of German bisque headed miniature baby dolls, both with shutting eyes, open mouth with two teeth and tongue and articulated wooden limbs, 20 cm long approx (3).
Lot 471
An antique bisque headed doll with fixed eyes, open mouth with top and bottom rows of teeth, articulated wooden limbs and period dress, 49 cm long approx with clock work mechanism allowing movement of arms and legs, (AF) together with a further wooden doll with articulated limbs, 31 cm long (2).
Lot 632
Third Reich SA Dress Dagger, complete with the original grip, having eagle and enamel SA device inserted. Lower cross guard stamped “Wf”. Housed in its original scabbard. Double edged blade with “Alles fur Deutschland” motto. Blade has makers trade mark for Carl Schmidt Sohn A G Solingen. Surface staining to the blade.
Lot 460
Grouping of Royal Air Force Pilots Wings & Aircrew Brevets, consisting of padded WW2 kings crown pilots wing, padded EIIR pilots wing, 2x padded WW2 period Observers brevet wings, flat type WW2 period Observers brevet, early brass winged bullet Air Gunners badge with brass backing plate, WW2 period padded Air Gunners brevet, miniature foreign nationals Air Gunners cloth brevet, WW2 period Engineers brevet wing, miniature foreign nationals Engineers brevet, WW2 period padded Navigators brevet wing, scarce WW2 Radio Operators brevet wing, miniature foreign nationals Meteorological brevet wing, miniature foreign nationals Bomb Aimers brevet wing, scarce short lived Flight Engineers brevet with FE to the centre, WW2 period signallers brevet, padded Aircraft Engineers brevet and bullion embroidered dress half wing for Parachute Instructor. Various conditions. (18 items)
Lot 545
Post 1902 Devonshire Regiment Uniform, consisting of red frock tunic with green collar, shoulder straps and cuffs. Brass regimental collar badges, shoulder titles and tunic buttons. Right arm with bullion rank stripes, bullion marksman arm badge with crown above and left arm with just crossed rifles. Red colour sergeants sash. Remains of the original paper issue label to the interior. Accompanied by matching pair of dress trousers. Set remains in good overall condition. (3 items)
Lot 546
Post 1902 Army Service Corps Dress Uniform, consisting of blue tunic with white collar, cord shoulder straps and Austrian knot cuffs. Brass general service buttons and brass regimental collar badges. Partially blanket lined interior with remains of the paper issue label. Accompanied by the original matching 1912 dated trousers with two vertical white strips to the legs. The set remains in good condition. (2 items)
Lot 637
German Army Officers Dress Dagger by Clements Jung Solingen, orange handle example with top pommel, cross guard in the form of a German army eagle and swastika. Housed in its original scabbard. Plain double edged blade with makers details to the base. Much of the finish is missing from the exterior. Not an easy maker to find on German Army officers daggers.
Lot 633
Third Reich SA Dress Dagger, complete with the original grip, having eagle and enamel SA device inserted. Lower cross guard stamped “Ns”. Housed in its original scabbard which has been fitted with an additional D ring fitting for the attachment of chains or high leaders leather hanging straps. Double edged blade with “Alles fur Deutschland” motto. Blade has makers trademark for Tiger Solingen. Some surface staining to the blade but overall good condition.
Lot 562
WW2 Royal Air Force Regiment Officers Service Dress Tunic, being a standard four pocket tunic with embroidered RAF Regiment cloth shoulder titles, brass kings crown buttons and medal ribbons for service in North Africa and Italy above breast pocket. Cuffs with RAF rank lace for Squadron Leader. Interior of the tunic has original tailors label with inked details of the original owner, “F Y Turley” and 1941 date. The tunic shows some service wear but generally good example.
Lot 574
Imperial German Dress Tunic, blue parade pattern tunic with black stand up collar piped in red, red piped front, black cuffs piped in red and copper domed buttons (couple missing) to the front, shoulders and cuffs. Rectangular black shoulder boards piped in red and with yellow chain stitched 181 to the centre of each. Original lining to the interior which remains in generally good condition showing just expected service wear etc. Overall a good example.
Lot 456
Selection of Royal Air Force Dress Uniform Insignia, consisting of fine quality bullion embroidered pilots wings as worn on the dress / parade tunic, Navigators bullion dress wing, Engineers bullion dress wing, mess dress bullion pilots wing with brass pin back fitting, 2x mess dress Navigators wings (one with brass pin back), Bombardier’s bullion mess dress wing, Engineers bullion mess dress wing, Air Load Masters mess dress wing and Kings Crown bullion busby headdress badge. All remain in generally good condition. (10 items)
Lot 435
WW2 Polish Army Beret Badges, being a selection of bullion embroidered and woven examples mounted for display on pieces of beret and battle dress material along with rank insignia. Accompanied by a shoulder board and collar badge mounted the same. Ex Private Polish Museum collection. (11 items)
Lot 756
Communist Era Bulgarian Army Officers Ceremonial Dress Dagger, with white grips and brass mounts. Housed in the original scabbard with brass mounts, rampant lion over sun burst to the top chape and monument to the other side. Original hanging chains attached to the scabbard. Plain blade with central fuller, blade measures 23.2 cms in length. Some wear to the blade but the exterior remains in good overall condition.
Lot 168
WW2 Battle Dress Combination 49th West Riding Division 146th Infantry Brigade Hallamshire Battalion York & Lancs Regiment, embroidered Hallamshire red on khaki shoulder title with printed 49th division formation sign and single red felt bar, mounted onto battle dress cloth panel. Good used example.
Lot 642
Third Reich RLB (Reichsluftshutzbund) Enlisted Mans 2nd Model Dress Dagger, black ebony grip with enamelled swastika within starburst badge to the centre, original top pommel and stylised eagle and swastika cross guard. Housed in the original scabbard with single mounting and leather strap. Double edged un-maker marked blade, retaining much of the original cross graining. The cross guard is suffering from severe metal fatigue and is cracked in a number of places.
Lot 569
Queens Own Hussars Dress Tunic, of dark blue cloth with yellow frogging to the front, Austrian knot cuff, red collar with anodised regimental badges. Arm has gold wire rank chevrons on red backing with bullion embroidered regimental arm badge above. Brass ball type buttons to the front. Remains in very good overall condition.
Lot 568
Lowland Regiments Pipers No1 Dress Tunic, dark blue cloth doublet style jacket with silver braid trim. Brass kings crown general service tunic buttons. Silver braid rank chevron and bullion pipers badge to arm. 1953 dated label to the interior. Accompanied by a Ulster Defence Regiment Pipers tunic of dark green cloth with yellow braid to collar, shoulder boards and cuffs. Anodised collar badges and tunic buttons. Both remain in generally good condition. (2 items)
Lot 638
1st Model Luftwaffe Officers Dress Dagger by F W Holler Solingen, blue leather covered grip retaining the original wire binding. Circular pommel top with mobile swastika, cross guard with mobile swastika to the centre. Original officers portopee attached. Housed in the original blue leather covered scabbard, having the original chains attached. Double edged plain blade having makers trade mark to the base. Some light wear to the blue leather and the metal exterior fittings have been polished.
Lot 564
Grouping of Royal Air Force Uniform, consisting of 1945 dated other ranks four pocket service dress tunic, pair of 1944 dated RAF War Service Dress battle dress trousers, pair of 1944 dated WAAF battle dress trousers, post war pair of battle dress trousers, 3x RAF issue collarless shirts and 7x removable collars. All remaining in generally good condition, viewing recommended.
Lot 567
Unusual Princess Marys Royal Air Force Nursing Service (P.M.R.A.F.N.S) SCRDE Prototype Sealed Pattern Uniform, being a No1 dress uniform consisting of jacket and skirt. Complete with the original docket label and wax seal. Anodised buttons and Flight Lieutenant rank lace. An unusual item of Royal Air Force uniform.
Lot 556
WW2 Royal Electrical & Mechanical Engineers (REME) Officers Service Dress Tunic, with officers bronze collar badges, brass regimental tunic buttons, embroidered 1st Corps cloth formation signs to arms and three brass rank pips denoting the rank of Captain. Above the breast pocket is medal ribbons for the 1939-45 star and France & Germany star. 1942 dated label to the collar. Accompanied by 1945 dated denim battle dress blouse with removable buttons, Rifle Brigade tropical four pocket tunic with brass shoulder titles and black removable buttons; pair of 1947 dated Highland Trews. All remain in generally good condition. (4 items)
Lot 643
German Navy (Kriegsmarine) Officers Dress Dagger by Carl Eickhorn, white celluloid grip retaining the original wire binding. Eagle type pommel with swastika to the centre. Cross guard with anchor to centre and press stud release catch to the other side. Original officers dress portopee attached. Dagger is housed in its deluxe pattern hammered scabbard with roped ring attachments for the fitting of dress straps. Double edged blade with etched foliage and anchor decoration to both sides. Carl Eickhorn makers trade mark to the base of the blade. Tip of the blade has been rounded. Good untouched example.
Lot 619
Third Reich SS Police Officers Sword, with early copper police eagle within wreath inserted into the grip, plated guard and steeped pommel top. Attached to the sword is a associated bullion sword knot / portopee. Plain single edged blade with SS runes acceptance stamp and makers trade mark Herman Rath, Solingen to the base. Housed in the original dress scabbard with top and lower mounts.
Lot 531
Grouping of Royal Air Force Headdress, consisting of officers service dress peaked cap by Moss Bros with bullion EIIR officers cap badge; Princess Marys Royal Air Force Nursing Service (P.M.R.A.F.N.S) tri-corn cap with bullion EIIR officers cap badge; RAF Police other ranks peaked cap with anodised cap badge; 1951 dated RAF blue beret with brass kings crown other ranks cap badge; Girls Training Corps side cap with brass badge and 2x Girls Venture Corps side caps with chrome and enamel badges. All generally in good condition. (7 items)
Lot 622
Imperial German / Third Reich Regimentally Marked Officers Sword, fine example of an Imperial German regimental presentation sword which has been re-hilted for use by the officer during the Third Reich. Large heavy quality brass cross guard langet with spread eagle and swastika, knuckle guard with oakleaf relief leading into lion head with ruby eyes, back strap with oakleaf relief. Original leather and bullion officers sword knot attached to the guard. Curved blade is etched with foliage and blued panels, one side with regimental details for “Schles Train Battalion No6” and the other side image of Kaiser Wilhelm II and “Zur Erinnerung an meine Dienstzeit”. Housed in the original plated dress scabbard. Very good example of a cross over pattern sword.
Lot 635
German Army Officers Dress Dagger by WKC Solingen, orange handle example complete with the original top pommel, cross guard in the form of a German army eagle and swastika. Original officers dress portopee attached. Housed in the original scabbard. Officers velvet backed dress hangers are attached to the scabbard. Plain double edged blade with knights helmet trade mark for WKC Solingen. Exterior fittings are polished but overall a very nice example.
Lot 565
Royal Observer Corps & Women’s Royal Air Force (WRAF) Battle Dress Uniform Sets, both being post war examples. The Royal Observer Corps example is complete with its original insignia including number 31 district sign, Spitfire arm badge and proficiency badge. Medal ribbons to the breast. Battle dress and trousers both dated 1964. WRAF battle dress set is complete with black buttons, size labels to the interior of both the battle dress and the trousers. Both uniforms remain in good condition overall. (4 items)
Lot 440
Selection of WW2 Japanese Naval Badges and Insignia, consisting of Naval officers metal cap badge, Naval Petty Officers arm badge, single Naval officers dress epaulette, blue shoulder board with bullion anchor inked to the reverse “Japanese Midshipman’s Shoulder Board ETA Jima, Kure Harbor Japan Oct 45”, embroidered pilots wing with single brass star to the centre, cloth armband, two piece pilots graduation badge and four tunic collar patches. Various conditions. (11 items)
Lot 557
Trunk of Uniforms Attributed to Major D H Donovan 2nd Gurkha Rifles, Previously 9th Gurkha Rifles who was Awarded an Immediate Military Cross for the Battle of Djebel Garci in North Africa 1943, uniforms consist of officers service dress tunic with medal ribbon bar, 2nd Gurkha Rifles buttons, shoulder titles etc. Matching pair of trousers. Another similar service dress tunic, 3x post war battle dress blouse, No1 Dress tunic, pair of trousers for the No1 dress, various jungle issue shirts, plus other uniform and equipment pieces. All housed in the original named trunk. During WW2 Lieutenant (Temporary Captain) Denis Howe Donovan was serving with the 1/9th Gurkha Rifles in North Africa. He was awarded an immediate Military Cross for the action at Djebel Garci on 19th-20th April 1943, it was in this action that Chhelu Ram 4/6th Rajputana Rifles was awarded the Victorian Cross. The recommendation for Donovan’s Military Cross was as follows, “This officer displayed outstanding gallantry, determination and devotion during the attack by the 5th Ind Inf Bde against the Djebel Garci position 19-20 April 43. Capt Donovan was in command of a coy which was ordered forward to support the leading coy, which required help to secure certain vital ground in face of a determined enemy resistance. The coy moved forward with great dash but come under intense MG and mortar fire while still short of its objective. Capt Donovan was wounded almost immediately, both his legs being broken. In spite of this severe and crippling wound; this officer attempted to struggle forward with his men. Being unable to do so, he refused to be evacuated, and though in considerable pain, continued to command his coy as best as he could by runner and signal. The example and encouragement given by this officer so inspired his coy that the enemy was driven back with heavy loss, and the objective secured. Only when this had been done, and he was satisfied that the important ground was securely held did Capt Donovan permit himself to be evacuated. His gallantry, devotion and complete disregard of his personal safety played a vital part at a critical moment of the battle.” This action was one of the last Gurkha charges with Kukri, the German soldiers held strong positions in the mountains but were so shocked by the courage of the Gurkha’s that they retreated. This however came at a heavy cost and the casualty rate on both sides were high. Much of the fighting was hand to hand combat.
Lot 645
German Navy (Kriegsmarine) Officers Dress Dagger by WKC, deep orange handle retaining the original wire binding. Eagle type pommel with swastika to the centre. Brass cross guard with anchor to centre and press button release stud to the reverse. Housed in its deluxe pattern hammered scabbard with two ring fittings. Double edged blade with original etched “Sailing Ship” decoration. WKC makers trade mark to the base of the blade. One small chip to the top of the grip but otherwise a very good example.
Lot 626
WW2 German Luftwaffe Officers Dress Sword, fine untouched example of the early nickel silver type with winged style cross guard having gilded mobile swastika to the centre, top pommel with mobile swastikas to each side. Blue leather covered grip retaining the original wire binding. Near mint condition polished double edged blade with central partial fuller. WKC makers trade mark to the base of the reverse of the blade. Housed in the original blue leather covered scabbard with nickel silver mounts. Blue leather special pattern sword hanger attached. Very good untouched example with much patina to the nickel silver fittings.
Lot 517
Royal Air Force Officers Inter War Parade Full Dress Busby, leather covered shell with seal fur surround, knotted gold bullion cords with blue flecks. Fitted with the correct pattern silver gilt officers busby badge. Fine officers ostrich feather plume. Interior has leather sweatband and officers lining, tailors label to the crown for Conway Williams, Hannover Square. Patent leather chinstrap still present. Fur remains in generally good condition with just some fading and discolouration, slight area of loss to one edge. Overall a good example of a scarce to find item of Royal Air Force headdress which was relatively short lived.
Lot 630
Third Reich NSKK Erased Rohm Inscription Dress Dagger, complete with the original grip, having eagle and enamel SA device inserted. Lower cross guard stamped “Nm”. Cross guard also stamped with the number “30341”, this is repeated on the top scabbard mount. Traces of the original black finish can be seen on sections of the scabbard. Scabbard ring fitted with short leather hanging strap. Double edged blade with “Alles fur Deutschland” motto. Blade has makers trade mark for Pack & Sohn (E.P&S). Blade shows evidence of the removal of a Rohm Inscription.
Lot 165
WW2 Battle Dress Combination 61st Infantry Division 183rd Brigade 1st Battalion Sherwood Foresters, consisting of printed regimental shoulder title, printed divisional formation sign, two red felt bars and felt regimental formation sign, all mounted onto battle dress material. Good used example.
Lot 639
2nd Model Luftwaffe Officers Dress Dagger by Tiger Solingen, the dagger has the original orange celluloid grip, retaining the original grip wire. Top pommel has remains of the gilt wash finish to the swastika. Officers portopee attached to the grip. Cross guard in the form of an eagle in flight clutching swastika. Housed in the original scabbard with set of original dress hangers attached. Double edged blade which remains in very good overall condition. Tiger Solingen trade mark to the base of the blade. Very good example overall.
Lot 566
Unusual Master Sealed Pattern Princess Mary Royal Air Force Nursing Service (P.M.R.A.F.N.S) Matrons No2 Dress, in RAF blue with anodised buttons to the front, concealing half zip. Squadron Leader rank lace to the cuffs. Complete with detachable white collar. Attached to the dress is the original docket label with wax seal to the reverse. An unusual items of Royal Air Force uniform.
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