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Various militaria, to include army board shields for NATO, etc. on pine backs, 18cm high, two sentry figures, rope twist epaulette, small quantity of buttons, tank, bullet shells, etc. (a quantity)

Royal Artillery Beret with bullion badge to the front, Gurkha Engineers beret with small type badge (no lining), Scottish glengarry with no badge, Royal Air Force Regiment stable belt, 7x musicians tunic nests, brass backed chinstrap, brass single epaulette, plus other items. (small quantity)

EIIR 13th/18th Royal Hussars Car Badge, in chrome with enamel centre, regimental badge to the centre. Made by JR Gaunt Birmingham. Two piece construction. Accompanied by a pair of twist cord bullion dress epaulette shoulder straps, pair of gilt tooled spurs, stable belt plus other items. (7 items)

A Gucci shirt, black, epaulette, 16.5'' collar

A Late Victorian Officers/ Major Red Tunic, with silver bullion and Leicester Regiment collar badge, silver buttons, missing one epaulette otherwise very good condition.

Royal West African Frontier Force (RWAFF) Officers Shoulder Slip on Epaulette. An unusual Commonwealth regiment.

A quantity of 19th Century and later brass trivets, various designs; a pipe rack; an epaulette; and other items.

A 2nd Life Guards epaulette, c1820

An early Victorian East Lothian Yeomanry epaulette

Army Medical Staff Victorian pre 1855 Officer's Coatee. A rare and important example of the pre-Crimean double-breasted scarlet uniform. Ten fine gilt ribbed buttons each side in front, bearing a crowned star with the VR cypher superimposed within a strap inscribed MEDICAL STAFF. Scarlet collar with two rows of narrow red twist at each end, attached to small gilt buttons. Scarlet cuffs and cuff-slashes, the latter with four rows of red twist and buttons. Very narrow white edging to fronts, collar, cuffs and cuff-slashes. Plain skirts with white turnbacks; skirt ornaments absent or never fitted. Brass epaulette-fixings. Fine quilted buff silk lining. Minor moth damage and some stitching-faults.

RAF Volunteer Reserve Training Corps, a box full of modern issue badges, epaulette rank slips and buttons. A good mixed RAF lot.

Queen Alexandra's Imperial Military Nursing Service Reserve Medal (by Carrington & Co London, hall marked Birmingham 1916) accompanied by a Queen Alexandra's Naval Nursing Service (Reserve) embroidered epaulette

A pearl and diamond hinged bangle, the bangle designed as two knife-edge bars joined at intervals by short cross bars and flaring at the front to hold an 8mm pearl in closed back setting in a border of claw set old cushion cut diamonds with two more on epaulette shoulders, snap clasp and integral safety chain, yellow precious metal stamped '15ct', internal diameter 5.7cm, total estimated weight of diamonds approximately 0.85cts

A cased group of miniatures including MBE and six epaulette pips

COLLECTION OF BRITISH MILITARY CAP AND EPAULETTE BADGESbrass, metal and plastic examples, including regiments Durham 1st Volr Battn, Royal Warwickshire Brimingham Battalion, Argyll & Sutherland Highlanders, The 22nd Cheshire Regiment, Royal Defense Corps, etc, over seventy examples affixed to a cork board

COLLECTION OF BRITISH MILITARY CAP AND EPAULETTE BADGES AND BELT BUCKLESbrass, plastic and other examples, from regiments including The Cameron Highlanders glengarry, Royal Engineers, The Seaforth Highlanders, Lanarkshire Imperial Yeomanry, The Ayrshire Yeomanry, The North Staffordshire Regiment, Royal Corps of Signals, The Black Watch 4th Battalion (Perthshire) Volunteers, Scots Guards Regimental Sergeant Major's badge, etc, over eighty examples affixed to a cork board

10th Bn. Parachute Regiment WW2 cloth epaulette tab.Scarce felt light blue, yellow and mid blueSightly faded. GC

Yorkshire Hussars (1794-1956), a chromed cigarette caseThe hinged cover mounted with an officer's cap badge and an epaulette title, the interior with various facsimile engraved signatures. 15 cm wide. CONDITION REPORTS: Chrome variously pitted and lifting with losses.

A Gucci shirt, brown, epaulette piping detail, 16.5'' collar

A Gucci shirt, grey and white stretch fabric, epaulette detail, size size XL

A Gucci shirt, red, Gucci stripe detail to epaulette, pocket details, 16.5'' collar

A Gucci shirt, yellow, Gucci stripe detail to epaulette, 16.5'' collar

A Gucci shirt, white, epaulette detail to shoulder, still with tags, 16.5'' collar

Miscellaneous Military Articles, including Sam Brown leather belt, busby chin strap, sword frog x 2, epaulette toggles, canvas trouser protector, George V cross belt plate etc

A 'CIVILIAN's GULF WAR GROUP OF THREE MEDALS etc. A Gulf War medal with bar 16 Jan to 28th Feb 1991, named to Mr G W Kimberley BAE. An Omani Peace Medal , also Glorious Fifteenth National Day Medal 1985, awarded to Warrant Officer Kimberley Sultan of Omans Air Force. Also a certificate from the Saudi Royal Air Force. Graham W Kimberley participated in Operations Desert Shield and Desert Storm (August 1990-March 1991). Various photographs of planes Hunters & Jet Provost's/Jaguars and Graham Kimberley, etc. Also his epaulette After 16 years service in the Royal Air Force, he left to take up a position with the Royal Saudi Air Force in 1973. He left to join the Sultan of Oman's Air Force in 1981 to take up a position as Warrant Officer, serving in the Dhofar region during the Communist incursions . Hence the award of the two Omani Medals. In 1986 he left this post to return to the Royal Saudi Air Force, again as a Warrant Officer. It was here he served throughout Desert Storm and the Kuwait/Iraq war, for which he received his Gulf War Medal.

A Vic infantry officer’s frogged patrol jacket, c 1890. GC (light mothing, 1 epaulette button missing).

20thC Chinese School. Flowers, silk work, possibly epaulette, 60cm x 24cm, mounted and framed.

A QUANTITY OF 20TH CENTURY ROYAL NAVAL DRESS UNIFORM, comprising a full frock coat (assistant engineer); a tail coat (naval instructor); mess jacket (naval instructor /reserve); evening dress coatee (midshipman); undress coat (lieutenant commander); an evening dress waistcoat, a pair of trousers; a peaked cap; regulation epaulettes (sub-lieutenant); a regulation belt (commissioned officer); four sets of regulation belting (commodore; lieutenant commander and commander), some spare braid and an epaulette, (A lot),

A Victorian gold coloured bullion wire Royal Navy epaulette or shoulder board with a gold coloured bullion wire Royal Marines collar.

Tin Epaulette / Plume Box (empty) with inscribed plaque Col. The Hon. F C Morgan + Two Brass Naval Padlocks

First World War embroidered Silk Coldstream Guards panel with regimental cap badge, cloth epaulette & brass C G shoulder plates PLEASE always check condition PRIOR to bidding or email us with a condition report request if you cannot view in person

Lot of 2 Foreign Legion uniforms, after 1980 1st Uniform: Engineer officer uniform, contains: coat with one epaulette, collar tabs, gold buttons, patch, regiment badge, shirt, tie, pants. Second uniform, Infantry foreign Legion officer, 4th Regiment, Castelnaudary, contains: coat with epaulettes, collar tabs, badge, patch, pants, shirt, tie, cap. All in very good condition! II

An early 20th Century Queen Alexandra's Royal Naval Nursing Service epaulette

A Third Reich panzer style dark green herring bone weave pocketless jacket, with single row of sewn on pressed paper buttons, epaulette loops and grey painted beaded metal buttons, manufacturer’s printed serial number on the underarm reinforcing patch, and woven SS arm eagle (probably added later); also a post war blue/grey sidecap with yellow piping and added SA style aluminium eagle badge. GC

MASONIC EPAULETTE DECORATIONS

A COLLECTION OF WORLD WAR II GERMAN MILITARY ITEMS To include a silver plated SS fork, marked 'Suhrerheim JB', an SS officers tunic breast insignia badge, an SS collar badge of a scull and crossbones, two NSDAP brass collar tab insignia, a Nurnberg NSDAP brass plaque 'Partie Tag 1929', two NSDAP brass tiepins, an SA Gruppe Standartenfoher collar tab device, in an oak leaf design, a German Infantry Major's shoulder board and a RLB Oberschutz Fuhrer epaulette.

A Chinese silk work embroidery, possibly a shoulder epaulette decorated with panels of figures and trees on a gilt ground raised with other scrolls predominately in orange, blue and green, 17cm wide.

Various military buttons, cap badges, etc., to include Third King's Own Hussars, with horse, 6cm wide, other buckle badges, material shoulder epaulette, other badges, Royal Scot badge, military buttons, etc. (a quantity)

1) French Officer's Kurtka. Single breasted with three rows of six buttons down breast. Two buttons missing from left breast with detachable plastron front. Dark blue body faced with scarlet on collar and crimson on pointed Polish cuffs and half turnbacks of skirt. Plastron front, blue on one face, scarlet on reverse. Cotton upper body lining, heavily padded with leather waist support. Associated white worsted epaulette on right shoulder. White metal half ball buttons. On breast, one brass replacement button. Two small replacement half ball buttons on each cuff of brass. Heavy mothing on coat body throughout. Right cuff has heavy fraying and loss. 2) British Officer's Mess Jacket. 20th Century. Scarlet satin shaw collar, white shoulder strap with two pips on each. Pointed cuffs. Heavy mothing overall.

Pair (2) of French officer epaulettes apparently late Restoration (1820s) made with broad, gold lace straps, ending in gold bullion crescens with fine (1/8" diameter) bullion fringe. One epaulette still retains its button, being a small, flat gilt button bearing a royal crown over 3 fleur de lys. Undersides retain the original scarlet wool superfine linings, with brass attachment hooks. Light moth graze to strap linings, otherwise very good. Original box and lid of pressboard construction, covered with green marbled paper.

Comprised of: 1) A pair of Second Republic era, French officer’s silver bullion epaulettes with fringe, each retaining its "attachment" button (with corresponding hook on the underside) at the strap end, the silvered, convex buttons bearing a rooster surrounded by the words "REPUBLIQUE FRANCAISE". the undersides with original black woolen lining, now faded dark brownish and with very slight moth graze. Some fringing is fraged, lace lightly tarnished and a few spots of white on strap. Fair to good. 2) Pair of French officer’s gold bullion epaulettes, mid- to late-19th century, with gold lace straps ending in gold bullion crescents with an embroidered shield within, and 3/8" diameter gold bullion fringe below; the other ends of straps finished with convex, gilt buttons with flaming bomb device encirled by rope border, with corresponding brass hooks below. Underside lined with black woolen fabric. One fringe fraying on one epaulette, while on the other, two fringe are pulled away at the crescent, but still attached to the "box construction" support underneath. Otherwise good to very good condition.

Comprised of: 1) Pair of company grade, infantry officer's epaulettes of the state of Virginia, Mexican War-Confederacy period of use. Straps of broad, silver lace edged with silver bulllion and ending in solid silver crescents, also edged with broad bullion, with 3/8 inch diameter silver bullion fringes. Each epaulette has a small, convex, silvered button bearing the Virginia arms and motto: “SIC SEMPER TYRANNIS" [Thus Always to Tyrants]; no backmarks. Red morroco leather lining under straps with padded silk lining under the crescents. Attachment hook/mounting bar on each strap underside, corresponding with the button above, of silvered brass (indicating right or left respectively) and bearing maker's mark "HE". Crescent linings both bear later ink inscriptions: "CPT.", although the rank device for such is now missing on the top of the strap. on undersides with attachments marked France, right and left. Written in blue ink - C P T. Possible Confederate import epaulettes. Moderate wear with some bullion missing or frayed, edge sewing between strap and lining coming undone on one side of the RIGHT-marked epaulette. Fair to good condition. 2) Pair of 1830s-40s company officer’s epaulettes with gold bullion fringe, gold lace strap ending in gilded brass crescent with 3/8 in. diameter bullion fringe. Padded underside with yellow silk lining and brass hook for shoulder attachment. Probably French-made for the American market. Dark spots, stains and undersides needing sewn together in fair to good condition.

Includes 67 pairs of shoulder boards, 23 single shoulder boards, a pair of epaulettes, a single epaulette, 27 single chin straps, 11 pairs of chin straps, and 23 various helmet parts. Some are original and some are reproduction.

Pair of mid-19th century French, company-grade officers epaulettes (2) of silver lace and bullion fringe crescent, with fine silver bullion fringe. One epaulette retains small flat silvered button bearing device of flaming bomb encircled with the phrase: "LIBERTE ORDRE PUBLIC". Epaulettes of "box-style" construction, with pressboard stiffeners below, reinforced with sheet metal and with wire shoulder attachment hooks attached; silk or cotton lining missing, exposing the tow wadding of the crescents. Good and presentable upper portions, but fair undersides for conditions noted. Housed in original pressboad and wood box, the lid bearing "Capitaine" in pencil, probably indicating the pair as being a pattern style for that rank.

19th century AD. A gilt braid uniform epaulette with embroidered crown over 'K', with gilt button bearing Imperial eagle. 255 grams, 17cm long. Very fine condition.

U.S.S. ENTERPRISE DAMAGE CONTROL OFFICER'S SWORD, SWORD BELT, HAT, AND EPAULETTESA spectacular set of articles belonging to Lt. Commander Herschel Albert Smith, Chief Damage Control Officer of the famed aircraft carrier U.S.S. ENTERPRISE. Presented here is Smith's ceremonial U.S. Navy dress sword, 30" blade, 35 1/2" overall, with the pommel, hilt, and handguard all of brass, decorated with a perforated pattern of oak branches with the initials "U S N". The quillion and D-shaped handguard are in the form of a traditional Navy "dolphin", and the top of the pommel bear a right facing eagle surrounded by thirteen stars, indicating that the sword was manufactured after 1941. The grip is white ray skin, secured with braided brass wire, and the original brass wire4 portapee is attached at the pommel. The brass shows slight verdigris in the crevices, but otherwise shows a very fine light patina. The blade is polished mirror-bright, and bears the name "Herschel A. Smith" engraved in a 3" plaque above the six-pointed star proof mark. No other maker's marks are present. The blade is engraved along two-thirds of its length with various floral motifs, anchors, a mast with sails, and the initials "U S N". The sword is housed in a 30 1/4" steel scabbard covered with black leather, with brass hanging loops and a brass chape featuring another "dolphin". The throat of the scabbard is engraved with Smith's initials "H A S". The brass fitting bear a fine patina, again with light verdigris. Present with the sword are Smith's sword belt, cocked hat, and epaulettes, all housed within a black metal case, bearing the initials "H A S" and "U.S.N." on the lid, along with a circular metal plaque, identifying the supplier as the "Wm. H. Horstmann Company, Philadelphia". The sword belt, 40 1/2" long, is black leather, decorated with navy blue and gold fabric, and featuring two fabric hanging straps with brass clasps. The buckle is of brightly-polished fire-gilt brass, and depicts an eagle and anchor within an oak wreath. Smith has scratched his name "H.A. SMITH" into the reverse of the buckle. The leather is slightly worn from use, else fine. The hat, approx. 17" x 7" x 5", is an officer's full dress bicorne, likely of black sable, with embroidered black silk edges and a black silk cockade secured by gold ribbon and a U.S. Navy seal button on the right-hand side. The front and rear bear decorations of gold-wire filigree, and the interior bears a black silk lining, with another "W. Horstmann Company" label at center. The hat bears some contact wear at the edges of the brim and the crown, with one small tear at the rear right-hand side, else very good. The epaulettes each measure approx. 7" x 5", and are constructed of finely-braided gold wire filigree mounted atop black leather and satin pads. Each epaulette bears an oak cluster, a fouled anchor, and a brass button with a U.S.Navy seal. On both epaulettes, the leather is splitting slightly along its seams, but the braided filigree remains very bright and vibrant, with no missing "fingers", insignia, or other elements. Also present within the case are two first-day covers, one celebrating the commissioning of the U.S.S. ENTERPRISE, franked aboard the ship at Norfolk on May 12, 1938, and the second celebrating the ship's posting to Pearl Harbor, franked aboard the ship at that port on November 7, 1939, as well as a souvenir card celebrating the ships 1942 Presidential Unit Citation, featuring a photograph of the ship and a facsimile of a hand-written message from the captain, S.P. Ginder, to the crew. A Wm. Horstmann-branded brush is also present within the case. As Chief Damage Control Officer, Lt. Comdr. HERSCHEL ALBERT SMITH (USNA Class of 1922) twice saved the Enterprise during two of her most bloody battles of the Pacific War. During the Battle of the Eastern Solomons on August 22, 1942, Japanese bombs blew holes in the side of the ship both above and below the waterline. Smith organized a damage control crew to stuff mattresses into the holes and reinforce the "plug" with wooden timbers. Later during the battle a Japanese bomb penetrated the stern deck and lodged in the steering mechanism, jamming the rudder and forcing the ship to steam in circles instead of heading up into the wind to receive returning fighters nearly out of fuel. Despite the searing heat, he managed to restore rudder control just in time to land the incoming fighter squadron. The ship was damaged again in the Battle of Santa Cruz in October, 1942, and again set out for Nouméa, New Caledonia before another Japanese attack in the Solomons. Included with the lot is a copy of "The Big E", by Edward P. Stafford (New York: Random House), 1962, 499pp. 4to., containing a very specific account of the Battle of the Eastern Solomons and Smith's actions to save his ship. Aside from the minor condition issues mentioned above, these relics are in pristine condition, and are of museum quality and importance.

German. WWII epaulette, repro SS penknife.

Scarce 10th Parachute Regiment Slip-On Epaulette Strap, being pale blue, yellow and dark navy blue three part slip-on. Good used example. Worn by the 10th Parachute Regiment in North Africa.

Three boxes of military or police brass cap/epaulette numbers

73rd Bengal Native Infantry Grenadier Company Officer's Wing Epaulette, c.1830-1857, a rare example.

British Women's Land Army armband and epaulette slides. See T&C's

Yorkshire Hussars signed cigarette case, WWII period chromed case with an officers cap badge mounted on the front with an epaulette title. An excellent piece.

A PRUSSIAN MITRE CAP, CIRCA 1894-6; A LEATHER HELMET AND AN EPAULETTE, 19TH CENTURY the first: faced in white metal embossed with trophies-of-war, scrolls, the Prussian eagle surmounted by the motto 'Semper Talis' and the Imperial cypher 'FR', red fabric body with silver embroidered tape joins, white silk lining, and leather head band; the second with black leather skull fitted with brass foliate central boss and a single mount for a chin-scale (the other missing, losses); the third with red padded lining and white metal mount the first: 29.0 cm; 11 3/8 in high (3) This type of mitre cap was introduced for parades and special occasions in 1894 and is based on those worn during latter part of Frederick the Great's reign in circa 1785. Chin-scales were introduced two years later in 1896.

Attributed to Jacques-Antoine-Marie Lemoine (French, 1751-1824) A French Officer of the Régiment de Dragons de La Reine, later 6eme Régiment de Dragons, wearing a green coat with scarlet facings and silver epaulette, powdered hair en queue, circa 1790 watercolour on ivory 6.40 x 4½cm (2 x 2in) Other Notes: Although the identity of this sitter is unknown, he is depicted in the uniform of the Régiment de Dragons de La Reine formed in 1673 and which became the 6eme Régiment de Dragons from 1791. Louis, Dauphin of France (1729-1765), who held the position of colonel of the dragoons before he predeceased his father, was painted in this uniform by Alexandre Roslin during the 1760s, a studio variant of which exists in the National Gallery in London. Born in Rouen, Lemoine was a pastellist and miniaturist who studied under Deschamps in 1771 and from 1779 probably under Maurice-Quentin de la Tour (1704-1788). This portrait dates to the early 1790s, shortly after Lemoine began his career as a portrait miniaturist. Condition appears fine - small rub mark to gilt frame at the bottom edge.

*Hillerman (Anna, born 1875). Head and shoulders portrait of a senior NCO, most probably a CSM (Feldwebel) or SNCO Acting Officer (not commissioned), known as an Offizierstellvertreter, in the 'walking out dress' of Infantry Leib Regiment "Großherzogin" Nr 117 based in Mainz (part of the 25th Großherzoglich Hessische Division with its HQ in Darmstadt), 1914, oil on board, signed and dated to right margin, 53 x 40cm The peaked cap with red band, the split coloured high collar with white/silver trim and red with the jacket piping in red is typical attire for an Infantry SNCO/junior (non-commissioned) officer at that time. As a Leib Regiment, it owed personal loyalty to the Hessian Duchy family. Not surprisingly, therefore, the "A" on the epaulette signifies Großherzogin Alice von Hesse who was the Regiment's equivalent to the titular Royal/Ducal Colonel-in-Chief of the Regiment. (1)

Napoleonic War Period Miniature Portrait Painting of a Yeomanry Officer. A fine head and shoulder portrait of an Officer. Dark blue coatee with white facings and silver cord loops to the breast. To each shoulder a silver interlinked chain epaulette. Mounted into a gold coloured oval frame, the reverse with dark blue enamel border and plated hair and initial“B”. Detail and colours good, slight paint loss to the base. Circa 1800. Height 8.5cm The vendor has attributed the artist as N. Freese 1794-1814

Napoleonic War Period Miniature Portrait Painting of an Officer. A very fine head and shoulder portrait of an Officer. Scarlet coatee with light coloured facings and silver lace. To each shoulder a silver bullion epaulette. Mounted into a gold coloured oval locket frame, the reverse with plated hair and initials “HM”. Detail and colours very good Circa 1810. Height 6.5cm The vendor has attributed the artist as A. Gallaway 1794-1812 and believes the Officer to be a member of a Scottish Fencible Regiment.

A battledress jacket and trousers 1949 pattern - jacket size 7, 36"chest and dated 1958, trousers size 5, 32"waist and dated 1954, good condition. A Queens 9th Royal Lancers uniform with epaulette badges 'IXL' and 'in uno tria juncta'. Jacket 38"chest and trousers 34"waist. In good condition throughout (4)Provenance: From the Estate of Peter Waugh and thence by descent through the family

A framed collection of military cap badges, to include RMP Officer's silver (WM) cap badge, an Officer's white metal collar dog, RMP brass, large WWII epaulette tie tops, and Royal Warwickshire 1st, 2nd and 3rd battalion, a Warwickshire Brigade cap badge, an assortment of others, RMP shoulder flashes, etc

A collection of London 2012 Olympic & Paralympic volunteers uniforms designed by Stella McCartney. Including official Adidas jacket with team leader epaulette, 4 logo polo vests, 2 games maker caps, 2 pairs of uniform trousers, shoulder bag,umbrella, Adidas Olympic games trainers, socks, an anodised aluminium etched and certificated boxed Olympic Relay Baton, a Ltd Edtn volunteers Swatch wrist watch, 2 lanyards, 8 pin badges together with official volunteer training materials and guides. All items are in excellent mint codition