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Lot 334
A George V 1854 Pattern Officer's Sword, the part fullered, single-edge blade by Wilkinson, length 82.5 cm, etched twice with the crowned Royal cypher between panels of scrolling foliage, numbered 13015 to the back, the gilt brass gothic hilt incorporating the crowned Royal cypher and with engraved naming to James Howorth, wire bound fishskin grip, leather dress knot, leather covered dress scabbard with frogScattered rusting to blade. Some wear to finish on hilt. Polish residue to grip. Scabbard with some damages to leather
Lot 191
A Late Victorian Civil Court Uniform, to Thomas Sims Esq. C.B., comprising coatee with heavy gold braid to collar, cuffs and flaps, trousers with 2 in gold oak leaf-patterned braid, white breeches, two pairs of white stockings, red leather and gilt metal sword belt, sword sling and Sam Browne belt, all in a japanned tin case named to the lidCoatee with several small moth holes near left armpit and slight staining internally. One moth hole to right sleeve. Otherwise good. Superficial surface moth damage to dress trousers but otherwise good. Breeches with several small moth holes to front, otherwise good. Other items in good condition. Case with some rusting overall.
Lot 146
A Second World War Caracature Portrait of Major B J Halliday M.C. M.M., Royal Artillery, standing in profile wearing no.2 service dress, smoking a cigarette and holding a swagger stick, monogrammed watercolour and inscribed with his name, 1914-1918, 1939-1945. Head Master, St Mary's Senior Schools, Derby, the reverse with presentation inscription, 43cm by 27cm
Lot 356
A Collection of Six Various Bayonets, including a French Mle.66 sabre bayonet, No. K55436, the steel scabbard differently numbered, leather frog; an Enfield plated Artillery dress bayonet, steel-mounted leather scabbard; a No.5 Mk.I, by Wilkinson Sword Company, steel scabbard, and three others, all lacking scabbardsSpring clip to one of unnamed bayonets seized; otherwise all operative where applicable. Condition of bayonets and scabbards generally rather mixed. Viewing recommended.
Lot 210
A Post-Second World War German Ornamental Swagger Stick / Baton, the woven thread-covered and tasselled shaft with plated figural pommel as a soldier in Third Reich military dress, 94,5 cm overall; another, similar; and two others, slightly different, each pommel bearing the legend, ''Erinnerung an meine Dienstzeit'' (4)One figural pommel broken and repaired. Others with slight flaking / wear to finish. One with slight damages to plaited threadwork.
Lot 307
A Good Early 19th Century Naval Dress Sword, by Fiske late Read, Portsmouth, the fullered, triangular section blade engraved with flowers, crossed flags and other devices, the gilt brass hilt with oval guard, cast with a crown above a fouled anchor within fruiting oak branches, the hilt cast with shells, foliage and ropework, wire bound polished horn grip, well cast double lion mask pommel, the leather scabbard with engraved, gilt brass band mountsSome rusting and pitting overall to blade. Slight wear to gilding on hilt and other mounts. Otherwise generally good.
Lot 335
A Victorian Dress Sword, the twin edge blade, length 79.5 cm, by H. Poole & Co., Savile Row, London, etched with crowned Royal cypher, crossed pennants, foliage and other devices, the gilded metal hilt with shell guard bearing crowned Royal cypher, conjoined crossbar and knucklebow and with crown pommel, wire grip, gilt thread dress knot, gilt brass-mounted black leather scabbard with twin ring suspensionsSome rusting to tip of blade and scattered small patches elsewhere. Wear to gilding on hilt. Wear to brass mounts on scabbard.
Lot 284
A Victorian 1827 Pattern Naval Officer's Dress Sword, the 78 cm blade with traces of etching including Royal cypher, the gilt brass gothic hilt cast with fouled anchor, with folding guard, lion head pommel, wire-bound fishskin grip, part bullion knot, gilt brass-mounted leather scabbard with twin suspension ringsBlade with significant evidence of old pitting, possibly restored and now with only faint etching. Fishskin grip painted white. Bullion knot poor. Scabbard with some cracking and wear to leather. Nipple for folding guard looks strange - possibly later added to an associated scabbard? Rings also strange in appearance.
Lot 185
A Late Victorian/Edwardian Part Uniform to Lieutenant Colonel T M Sandys, 3rd (Militia) Battalion The Loyal North Lancashire Regiment, comprising a scarlet full dress tunic and overalls with tailor's label -unfinished, lack buttons and badges; two other pairs of overalls; a khaki tunic and trousers; a belt with crimson morocco and gold lace sword slings; three buff belts with sword slings; a maroon tasselled girdle; a pair of shoulder cords; and a pair of shoulder cords and shoulder straps with rank badges to Lt. Col., all contained in a tin trunk
Lot 288
A First World War German Artillery Officer's Dress Sword, the 77 cm curved single edge blade with single fuller, etched with military trophies, foliage and other devices, possibly stamped with maker's mark to the ricasso, steel hilt, black-painted ribbed wood grip, the steel scabbard with twin suspension ringsSword blade with light rusting and pitting. Hilt with similar rusting and pitting. Grip with wear to painted finish. Scabbard with light rusting and pitting.
Lot 353
A Victorian Royal Artillery Officer's Dress Sword, the single edge blade, length 90 cm, etched with crowned Royal cypher to the obverse and Rifle Brigade crest to the reverse, all within foliate scrolls, with part fuller, inscribed, ''Manufactured by Pillin, London, for W.H. Gilbert & Co., Calcutta'', and numbered 1094 and 140 to the back, triple bar steel hilt with stepped oval pommel, wire bound fishskin grip, the steel scabbard with twin ring suspensionsBlade good. Hilt with overall rust. Some wear to grip. Scabbard with scattered rusting.
Lot 201
A Post-War Part No.2 Dress Uniform by Moss Bros., to a Captain of the Sultan of Oman's Armed Forces, including cap, tunic with staybrite buttons, shoulder titles, collar badge to the Intelligence Corps, shoulder lanyards and medal ribbons for General Service Medal 1918-62, Omani General Service Medal and Oman Accession Medal, trousers, shirt and Sam Browne beltItems in good condition overall.
Lot 197
A Collection of Post-Second World War R.A.F. Uniforms, Clothing and Accessories, comprising tunic, trousers and peaked cap, with cloth and bullion badges, staybrite buttons and medal ribbon bar for War Medal 1939-45 and General Service Medal 1918-62; Burberry greatcoat with staybrite buttons; Mess Dress jacket, waistcoat and trousers, with cloth lapel badge and brass buttons; Tropical Service Dress tunic and trousers, with cloth badge and staybrite buttons; two sets of thermal underwear and a blue NAV bag Note: All of these items were formerly the property of Flt. Lt. James P. MacGregor, 2 Squadron Fighter Reconnaissance and 249 Strike Squadron
Lot 187
An Edwardian Deputy Lieutenant's Uniform to Colonel T M Sandys, by Hobson Bros., Piccadilly, London, comprising a black silk bicorn hat with bullion and lace trim and feather plume, a scarlet tailcoat with silver bullion acorn and oak leaf trim to the stand-up collar; a pair of overalls with silver lace side stripes, a black Melton wool cape with silver bullion rosette fastening, a tin containing a pair of silver bullion epaulettes, a sash and a crimson morocco and silver lace dress belt with sword slings, sword frog and knot, contained in a black metal trunk and a smaller velvet lined tin
Lot 183
A Comprehensive Early 20th Century Uniform to Major G O Sandys, Westmorland & Cumberland Yeomanry, with rank badges for Lieutenant and Major, comprising:- two full dress scarlet tunics with silver lace frogging, Austrian knots and ball buttons, one trimmed with rabbit fur; a pair of blue wool trousers with silver lace side stripes; a mess dress tunic and waistcoat; two pairs of black leather Wellington boots; a pair of black leather long boots with silver bullion oval rosettes and wood trees, in a fitted black tin; a black sable busby with crimson bag and two plumes - one of crimson vulture feathers and white horsehair, one of crimson vulture feathers and white ostrich feathers, each in tin tube, the busby in its tin case; a crimson cord and gilt metal tubular link girdle; silver cord aiguillette; crimson morocco and silver lace shoulder belt with silver pouch, chains and prickers, keeps and slides with hallmarks for Birmingham 1911, with stable belt and sword slings; a bullion thread embroidered scarlet wool and morocco pouch in morocco sleeve; a cased pair of parcel gilt white metal dress box spurs; two pairs of silver plated rowel spurs; two peaked caps, one with bullion cap badge; three sword knots, two shoulder cords and a black horse hair horse plume/beard, all contained in japanned metal trunk **A full length oil portrait of Major Sandys wearing the above uniform was recently sold by Tennants, Lot 1191 5th May 2017
Lot 71
A Collection of Thirty-Four Military and Naval Cap and Other Badges, in brass, bi-metal and white metal, possibly including some restrikes, comprising units formed or raised during the First World War and Royal Marines / Naval, mounted on two display cards; two Reference Works, comprising Gaylor [John]: Military Badge Collecting, new and revised 6th ed., 1996, d.w.; and Kipling [Arthur L.] and King, [Hugh L.]: Head-Dress Badges of the British Army, Vol. 2, reprinted ed. 1987, d.w. (4)Badges all in good condition with original loops / lugs. Head-Dress Badges book slghtly worn overall. Other book good.
Lot 355
A Victorian 1895 Pattern Infantry Officer's Dress Sword, the straight, single edge, fullered blade by S.J. Pillin, 31, Gerrard Street, Soho, London, length 87 cm, numbered 98812 to the back, etched Royal cypher amongst foliage and other ornamental devices, pierced, plated hilt incorporating crowned Royal cypher, wire bound fishskin grip, steel scabbard with twin ring suspensions; an Edwardian 1897 Pattern Infantry Officer's Sword, named to H.W. Holt, the etched blade by G.E. Carrington, Old Brompton & London, the back numbered 8691, with leather-covered scabbard (2)1895 Pattern sword - Overall light rusting and pitting to blade. Plating worn to hilt. Slight damage, wear and bleaching to grip. Scabbard with some dents and overall rust. 1897 Pattern sword - Blade significantly rusted. Hilt with overall rust. Grip fairly poor. Scabbard poor overall.
Lot 332
An Edward VII 1897 Pattern Infantry Officer's Dress Sword, the 82 cm blade with single part fuller, by Guthrie & Valentine, Cork Street, London.W.'' etched with Royal cypher and coat of arms amongst foliate scrollwork, numbered 1174 to the back, the plated, pierced hilt with Royal cypher, wire bound fishskin grip, leather bullion knot, leather covered service scabbard Slight rusting and pitting to blade. Small areas of loss to plating on hilt. Slight losses / wear to fishskin grip. Scabbard with some scuffing to leather but generally good.
Lot 352
A 20th Century Portuguese Military Dress Sword, the etched single edge blade, length 85 cm, with part fuller, inscribed, ''Cooperativa Militar Lisboa'' to the obverse and ''Portugal'' to the reverse, cast brass triple bar hilt with scrolling quillon cast with a flowerhead, wire bound wood grip, gilt thread bullion knot, plated scabbard with single ring suspension Blade with light scattered patches of rust. Hilt good. Scabbard with small patches of rust.
Lot 164
The Royal Scots :- An Edwardian Kilmarnock Bonnet, of dark blue Melton cloth with scarlet pom pom, black silk cockade, with chequered hat band, leather sweatband and brown silk liner, with two detached feather hackles; a Dress Service Peaked Cap, of dark blue Melton cloth with scarlet piping; and a Matching Glengarry, all contained in a japanned tin labelled to Cater's, St James's St., London, the cover stencilled ''G.P.SANDYS ESQ., THE ROYAL SCOTS''
Lot 181
A Collection of Military Clothing, to a Bandsman Sergeant of the East Yorkshire Yeomanry, comprising Battledress Blouse 1940 Pattern, Size 15; matching 1949 Pattern trousers, Size 15; matching Greatcoat, Dismounted, 1940 Pattern, Size 9; No.1 Dress Blue uniform, comprising Jacket with chain mail epaulettes, trousers, peaked cap (badge lacking), dress pouch and belt, other assorted belts, gloves etc.Blouse - Generally good. Label for West Auckland Clothing Co. Ltd., broad arrow mark, dated 1945 Trousers - Generally good. Some wear to cloth on legs and seat. Labelled for B. Bloom Ltd., dated 1954. Greatcoat - Stitching to some seams slightly defective but generally good. Labelled for Cohen & Wilks Ltd., dated 1943. No.1 Dress Jacket - Some fraying and staining to inside of collar. Wear to armpits externally. Labelled to H. Edgard & Sons Ltd. Dated 1961. No.1 Dress Trousers - Generally good. Identically labelled to jacket. Cap - Slightly stained and ''tired''. Badge lacking. Size 7 1/4. Dated 1957. Labelled Compton Sons & Webb. Belts etc - Mixed condition. Generally at least fair.
Lot 163
Two Edwardian Dress Service Caps to the York & Lancaster Regiment, each of dark blue Melton cloth with scarlet piping and black lace cap band, leather chin strap with bi-metal buttons, black patent peak and leather sweatband, with bi-metal and enamel cap badge, contained in a japanned tin labelled to Cater's St. James's, London, the top stencilled M.K.SANDYS ESQ.YORK & LANCASTER REGT.
Lot 357
An Elizabeth II 1897 Pattern Infantry Officer's Dress Sword, the straight, fullered, single edge blade, length 82 cm, by Wilkinson Sword Ltd., numbered 87557 to the back, etched to the obverse with crowned Royal cypher and to the obverse with the crest of R.A.M.C., all amongst panels of scrolling foliage, pierced and engraved, plated hilt incorporating crowned Royal cypher, wire bound fishskin grip, leather-covered scabbard with frog and belt, together with a South African bush-type knife, stamped giraffe emblem and inscribed, ''Giraffe, 1652'', ribbed wood grip, leather scabbard (2)Sword and scabbard in good condition overall. Knife blade slightly rusty and with grinding marks. Grip slightly worn. Otherwise good.
Lot 289
A 1796 Pattern Heavy Cavalry Officer's Dress Sword, the 81 cm double edge blade with central fuller inscribed, ''J J Runkel, Solingen'', the gilt brass hilt of shell and knucklebow form, silver wire grip, with associated scabbardBlade with old rusting and pitting but having been cleaned. Some wear to gilt brass hilt. Scabbard associated.
Lot 359
A Victorian 1854 Pattern Infantry Officer's Presentation Dress Sword, with slightly curved, single edge blade by Henry Wilkinson, Pall Mall, London, numbered 12180 to the back, etched with an heraldic crest and cursive initials and with crowned Royal cypher amongst foliate scroll panels, the steel Gothic hilt incorporating crowned Royal cypher, wire bound chequered leather grip, brass scabbard with twin ring suspensions, together with a French 1831 Pattern short sword (Gladius) (2)Victorian Infantry Officer's sword - Blade with scattered patches of light rust and pitting. Hilt with overall rust. Scabbard with dents. French sword - Blade heavily rusted. Hilt with partly polished finish.
Lot 86
A Collection of Fifteen Brass Tunic Buttons and Nine Smaller Dress Buttons to York & Lancaster Regiment, by Jennens & Co, and Firmin & Sons; a Collection of Forty Two Silvered Tunic and Five Smaller Dress Buttons, each with a crown over a rose and laurel sprays, by C Pitt & Co and Jennens & Co (71)
Lot 186
A Small Collection of Early 20th Century Dress Accoutrements, comprising a pair of gold thread shoulder cords with rank badges to a Lieutenant 58th (Rutlandshire Regiment) Foot, two crimson and gold lace sashes, a sword knot, a Naval black patent leather belt and sword slings, the buckle with a rampant lion over a fouled anchor, two pairs of silver plated box spurs and two pairs of silver plated rowel spurs, all contained in a black japanned tin
Lot 189A
A Second World War No.2 Dress Tunic and Trousers, to a Captain in the Northumberland Fusiliers, named to S. Irving, together with a greatcoat, similarly named, and other militaria including various military belts, Brodie helmet, brass-cased military morse code signalling lamp, etc.Dress tunic and trousers with wear but overall reasonably good. Greatcoat with buttons and insignia removed but otherwise good. Other items generally good condition.
Lot 182
A Comprehensive Late Victorian Uniform to Lieutenant Colonel T M Sandys, 3rd (Militia) Battalion The Loyal North Lancashire Regiment, contained in japanned tin trunk and comprising:- scarlet full dress tunic with white facings and cuffs, brass buttons, Austrian knots, bullion collar badges and rank badges to the shoulder cords; two crimson sashes; two crimson morocco and gold lace waist belts with sword slings; two white wool waistcoats with Austrian knots and brass ball buttons; two scarlet wool frocks; two buff silk waistcoats; a blue wool undress tunic; a buff cotton waistcoat; a blue wool patrol jacket with mohair braid and olivets; a scarlet mess dress jacket; two pairs of overalls; a pair of green wool over trousers; a pair of breeches; a glengarry; a field cap; a forage cap with cover in enclosed tin; other accoutrements including two pairs of chain spurs, two pairs of box spurs, two bread bags, sabretache, water canteen, ammunition bag, kid gloves, two buff sword knots and slings and a swagger stick
Lot 184
A Comprehensive First/Second World War Uniform to Major G O Sandys, Westmorland & Cumberland Yeomanry, with rank badges for Captain, Major and Lt.Colonel, comprising four First World War No.2 dress tunics with rank cuffs, a pair of trousers and a peaked cap; a No.1 dress tunic, pair of trousers, pair of breeches and two pairs of overalls with scarlet and white side stripes; a white tropical helmet in original box; a Second World War battledress blouse, trousers and greatcoat to Lt. Colonel Home Guards with EL2 divisional badges; various shirts, collars, ties, puttees, Sam Browne and sword frog, leather ammunition pouch, leather cased shaving mirror etc, also two officer's side caps to the King's Own with bronze cap badges, all contained in a wood trunk bearing Officer's name and with various railway luggage labels
Lot 300
An Elizabeth II 1850 Pattern Royal Artillery Officer's Sword, the 87.5 cm Wilkinson Sword Ltd. blade with part fuller, stamped no. 82994 to the back, etched with crowned Royal cypher and R.A.S.C. regimental crest amongst scrolls emblematic of the home nations, plated triple bar hilt, wire-bound fishskin grip, plaited leather dress knot, leather-covered, plated scabbard Footnote: This lot is sold with a copied extract from the Wilkinson Sword registerSword and scabbard overall in good condition.
Lot 297
A Victorian 1827 Pattern Rifle Regiment Sword, the straight, single edge, fullered blade, length 82 cm, indistinctly bearing maker's name and with faint etching, the steel gothic hilt incorporating the regimental crest, wire bound fishskin grip, bullion thread dress knot, steel scabbard with twin ring suspensionsSword blade with heavy overall pitting obscuring much of etching. Hilt in similar condition. Wear to fishskin grip and some wire binding loose. Bullion knot tatty. Scabbard heavily pitted and with numerous bruises and small dents.
Lot 169
Two Armand Marseille dolls with bisque heads, composition bodies and jointed wooden limbs, and a modern figure of a man riding a penny farthing bicyclecondition report: the doll in the blue dress has hairline crack running from back of head, under chin and round to cheek, both dolls have hair loss and chips to fingers and toes, both need re-jointing
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