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A Spanish Royal Guard uniform: comprising blue cloth tunic with red cloth collar and epaulettes, gilt buttons, black leather cross belt with pouches, gilt and enamel buckle and blue trousers with red stripe.

A Group of Ladies' Circa 1940-70s Coats, comprising a faux leopard skin jacket with a cropped straight hem, side pockets, long sleeves with faux fur turn back cuffs and matching collar; a brown Dereta double breasted wool coat with faux fur trimmed collar, front pockets; a black wool coat with side pockets and astrakan mounted collar; black fur coat with a Chinese brocade coloured coat, shawl neck collar, large button fastening to the neck, another lower down and long sleeves; a Windsmoor brown wool coat with collar, button fastening, tab detail to the front, matching belt, long sleeves; a 77 Originals New York green, red and blue checked full length coat with blue velvet trims to the lapel, epaulettes to the shoulders, tab detail to the reverse and side pockets; a teal coloured wool coat with collar, coloured button fastening, double breasted style, tab to the reverse; blue wool coat with attached matching hood, with blue and white striped fabric, long sleeves, toggle fastenings, attached fabric belt (size 12); a grey Wallis cotton mix mac with long sleeves, button fastening to the front, patch pockets, attached hood lined in white, blue and green check wool lining (size 12) (9). Faux leopard skin jacket - slight wear overall, especially to the lining. Dereta coat - slight rubbing overall to the wool and faux fur, couple of very small holes to the sleeves and to the back of the coat and some fading. Black coat - slight rubbing and wear overall. Black fur with Chinese lining - rubbing and wear overall,. Windsmoor coat - slight wear and fading overall. 77 Originals coat - slight fading and mark to the velvet, rubbing and wear. Teal coat - slight wear. Blue coat - slight wear overall. Wallis mac - some wear and staining to the lining, couple of marks to the grey on the outside, otherwise ok condition.

Assorted 20th Century Costume Accessories, comprising 1950s and later cotton aprons; a black Police jacket with two embroidered silver pips to each shoulder, and an overcoat with epaulettes; Japanese silk kimono; ladies cotton nightdress with lace insertions; a small Union Jack, a later example and printed panel 'God Bless Our Royal Family'; assorted kid leather and other gloves including a pair of Dents; light tan leather and needlework evening purse; Chinese peach silk hot water bottle cover embroidered with flowers; silk scarves, gents evening gloves, pair of green folding goggles; Lincoln Bennett black silk top hat etc (box and Marshall and Snellgrove hat box). Lincoln Bennett hat - 20cm by 16.5cm

A FINE VICTORIAN QUEENS BODYGUARD FOR SCOTLAND / ROYAL COMPANY OF ARCHERS FULL DRESS UNIFORM 19TH comprising dress coat with bullion work collar and cuffs, dress trousers, bonnet, sword hanger in green velvet, bicorn hat and badge, plume (in original tin), pair of shoulder epaulettes; together with an undress green long coat, garters; all contained in original fitted trunk with brass name plate to cover inscribed ‘Colonel F Mackenzie Fraser, Scottish Archer Uniform’Footnote: Note: Lieutenant Colonel Frederick Mackenzie Fraser (1831–1887) was the last male Fraser to inhabit Castle Fraser, in Aberdeenshire. Born to Colonel Charles MacKenzie Fraser and Jane Fraser (nee Hay), both families have always had Jacobite sympathies. Constructed in the 16th century on the plot of an earlier fortress, Castle Fraser was the home of the Frasers of Muchalls who became the Frasers of Inverallochy. They later changed their name to Mackenzie Fraser. On his death, in 1887 his widow remained in the property until 1921 who then sold the castle to the 1st Viscount Cowdray due to financial difficulties. When the National Trust for Scotland castle took guardianship, much of the original contents were left in situ. Lieutenant Colonel Frederick Mackenzie Fraser’s portrait by M. Jouanne still hangs in the National Trust for Scotland, Property, Castle Fraser, Garden & Estate in Aberdeenshire

Various military books, epaulettes, wartime postcards, figures, binoculars etc

A HERMANN LIMITED EDITION CONCORDE PIN BEAR, golden mohair with suede and leather cap, epaulettes, collar and tie with Concorde design, limited edition of 1000, complete and in very good condition, two pins to back of head and body, Hermann button to back of head, two swing tags, height approximately 14cm

Military Interest Pair of French Epaulettes.

Royal Navy bicorn hat by Stumbles & Son, Devonport, size 6 3/4, metal hat box with W Sharpe RN on name plate, pair of epaulettes by Matthews & Co, Portsmouth and rank boards

A pair of 19th Century epaulettes, with floral designs in white and gilt metal, marked to the underside 'J.B. & F. Wells, 57 Conduit Street, London, W.', 19cm long by 12cm wideCondition report: Signs of use, with surface scratches, knocks and tarnishing to the metal.

Militaria - - Sammlung von 11 großformatigen OPhotographien aus dem Besitz des spät. Majors Edmund Wagner (1905 in der Schutztruppe für Deutsch-Ostafrika) mit Aufnahmen des Offizierskurs für Fecht- und Waffenausbildung in der Militar-Turnanstalt von Berlin. 1896/1897. Vintages. Albuminabzüge. Format ca. 16,2 x 21,4 cm. Jeweils auf Karton aufgezogen (ca. 27 x 32 cm). In Quer-4°-Ldr.-Kassette d. Zt. mit mont. versilbertem heraldischen Mittelstück aus Metall auf dem VDeckel sowie 4 Buckelnieten auf der Unterseite (berieben, bestoßen). Trägerkartons und Kassette innen stellenw. etw. angeschmutzt u. stockfleckig, Kartons etw. wellig, Photos tls. leicht verblasst, sonst insg. wohlerhalten. - Beiliegend: 1 Paar Major-Schulterstücke vom Inf. Rgt. Nr. 98. - Zeugnis der Militärturnanstalt (1897) für Second-Lieutenant Wagner vom Inf. Rgt. Nr. 136 in Kopie. Collection of 11 large sized orig. photographs of officer's training in Military Institute of Gymnastics in Berlin from the ownerhip of later Major Edmund Wagner. Vintages. Albumin prints. Each mounted on cardboard. In leather box with mounted silver-coated heraldic metal center piece (rubbed, bumped). - Cardboards and box inside occ. soiled and foxed, cardboards somewhat wavy, photos partially slightly faded, otherwise overall well preserved. - In add.: 2 major epaulettes of Inf. Rgt. No. 98. - Copy of a certificate for Wagner.

An early 20th Century Royal Navy officer's cocked hat, cased with full dress epaulettes and sword belt, the case bearing the name "E P Williams, R N", together with a group of correspondence

Third Reich Border Guard Epaulettes. P&P Group 1 (£14+VAT for the first lot and £1+VAT for subsequent lots)

Small quantity of fireman related items to include rubber insulated escape axe, fireman's spanner by Merryweather, London, pair of brass scaled fireman's epaulettes

Mixed unissued British Military Officer and NCO epaulettes. P&P Group 2 (£18+VAT for the first lot and £3+VAT for subsequent lots)

Two pairs of beaded epaulettes, two jet collars and two bead work buckles, some losses to long jet collar but generally good

CHARLES TYRWHITT; a 100% wool and cashmere double breasted navy blue short pea coat with large gunmetal tone buttons, shoulder epaulettes, fully lined (unworn), size 42" Reg.Additional InformationThis coat is unworn and in excellent condition.

A quantity of military regalia etc, comprising two sets of gold bullion epaulettes (one as new, the other tarnished), gold bullion waist sash and tassels, red and white lanyard, another lanyard, two chin chains (one gilt, the other chrome), blue webbing belt with gold bullion sword slings, another blue webbing belt, a leather waist belt and flap top revolver holster, and a PL waist belt and cross straps. GC £50-60.

A Third Reich Panzer Assault badge, of grey metal, with slightly concave unmarked flat back and round pin. GC, minor corrosion to the back (Beadle 49); also two pairs of German epaulettes, grey with white piping and red number “80” (slight damage), and yellow with crossed flaming shells over”55” in red (mothed). Acquired by Capt H Limer, 23rd Armoured Brigade in North Africa. £40-60.

Rare pair late Georgian /early Victorian Officers gold bullion epaulettes of the 57 th ( West Middlesex) Regiment of Foot with regimental buttons with Alburhera battle honour

A Victorian RN Ships souvenir from HMS Britannia and HMS Cambrian with selection of RN Officers epaulettes and buttons

Group of 7 WWII medals comprising the MBE, 1939-45 and African Stars, Defence and War medals, General Service medal with clasp, Malaya, and 1953 Coronation medal, awarded to Wing Commander John Hugh Irvin, RAF together with his MBE citation, 10 photos, 2 epaulettes, silver and mother-of-pearl fruit knife, engraved R D Ross for Robert Duff, by H & A, Sheffield 1906 and a pair of binoculars with sun shades, reputedly used by Ross in the Boer war, in a Lawrence & Mayo, London, leather case, part book of crests, buttons and badges, etc. (a lot)

A lot comprising assorted military badges & pips mounted on three cards with a pair of epaulettes, buttons etc. in two boxes Condition Report: Available upon request

A collection of miscellaneous items, to include a pair of WWII RAF flying goggles (lacking elastic strap), various webbing straps, epaulettes, military postcards etc

THREE LATE 19TH/EARLY 20TH CENTURY EPAULETTES, comprising one gilt and two silvered bullion, the largest 19.5cm wide, along with a naval belt and seven cap and other badges

Four Officer shoulder cords and pair of Greatcoat coloured epaulettes. Royal Dublin Fusiliers Victorian Lieutenant ... Border Regiment Captain ... Pair Wiltshire Regiment post 1901 Major ... pair of Captain scarlet piped greatcoat epaulettes. (6 items)

Royal Navy Full Dress Epaulettes. A good pair tailored by Gieves Limited for a junior Officer. Within the bullion crescent a silver bullion anchor. Complete with brass fixing slides. GC

Royal Navy Early 19th Century Captains Bullion Epaulettes. A rare pair of regulation Officer bullion epaulettes, these denoting the rank of Captain Circa 1825. The gold bullion strap mounted with a Crowned fouled anchor, with a bullion crescent supporting a double line of twist wire tassels. The underside with silk padded cushion. Retaining gilt fouled anchor button of the pattern worn by Captains Circa 1825-27. Bullion dulled to near black. Housed in an associated metal period transit/storage tin. (2 items) Information to dating sauced from Badges & Insignia of the British Armed Services. by Commander W.E. May.

Early 19th Century Oil Painted of a Military Officer. This head and shoulder portrait oil on canvas depicts an Officer wearing scarlet coatee with the 1830 pattern box pattern gold bullion epaulettes. Mounted into a contemporary gilt wood frame. Overall size 14 x 16 inches.

Royal Navy Officer Cocked hat, Epaulettes, Belt Boxed Set A Very good group attributed to Lieutenant Commander H.G. Grace RN. Comprising: fine black beaver skin cocked hat, to the left side a black silk rosette with a single twist loop mounted with a gilt post 1902 gilt button to the centre. The interior is with leather sweatband and silk pleated lining. Tailor label for Gieves London ... Full dress sword belt with gilt buckle sword slings and two lines of bullion indicating a junior Officer .... Full dress bullion epaulettes with silver bullion foul anchor and no twist tassels indicating a Sub Lieutenant. Housed in the original black tin transit/storage box. The lid with painted name of H.G. Grace RN. Clean condition near VGC bullion bright. Lt Cdr Grace served during WW2 his ships included HMS Varnoc Norway 1940 St.Nazaire 1941 HMS Quail Salerno Landings, he remained in the Royal Navy after the end of the war.

Volunteer Artillery Victorian Officer Patrol Frock Tunic A rare example of dark blue Melton cloth, to each breast five rows of black mohair cords, each with an olivette in the vertical position. The epaulettes are edged with black lace, with single silver bullion rank star. The collar, cuffs and edging of black cord and lace. The interior with black quilted cotton lining and retaining detachable scarlet and silver lace insert collar. GC Clean condition ... Accompanied by overalls with wide scarlet line. Each with ink name Draper. (2 items)

Royal Company of Archers Queen Bodyguard for Scotland Victorian full dress coatee etc. A fine rare example of dark green Melton cloth, with dark green velvet facing to the high collar and cuffs. Each richly embroidered with thistle pattern gold embroidery, the latter also with gilt buttons, which are repeated to the double line of 17 buttons to the front (one absent). The tails again with velvet turn backs, thistle pattern gold embroidery skirt ornaments and gold embroidery thistle tail ornaments. .... Complete with impressive box pattern green velvet epaulettes each with bullion gilt wire crescent encircling a padded cushion embroidered with a Scottish thistle and title. The thistle embroidery is repeated to the strap of the epaulette and incorporated three arrows. Both complete with original fire gilt mounted button and with fine twist wire tassels ... Together with dark green Melton overalls with 2 inch wide gold thistle pattern lace down the seams. Bullion remains fresh and bright. Minor age wear. (3 parts SWORD NOT INCLUDED IN THE LOT) See Lot 536 for sword

Große Wühlkiste mit verschiedenen militärischen Abzeichen, Epauletten, Schulterstücken und Kragenspiegeln, Ansteckpins und Weiterem. Bitte besichtigen. | Large rubbing box with various military badges, epaulettes, shoulder pieces and collar tabs, pins and more. Please visit.

Pair: Captain J. D. Demme, Slavo British Legion British War and Victory Medals (Capt. J. D. Demme.) good very fine, rare to unit £200-£300 --- The Slavo-British Legion After the British invasion and occupation of Archangel in early August 1918 recruiting began locally for the formation of the ‘Slavo-British Legion’ raised from White Russian volunteers as a ‘British Foreign Legion’ to fight the Bolshevik Red Army. A sister unit, the ‘Slavo-British Aviation Corps’ was formed under the command of Imperial Russian ace Alexander Kazakov to fly British aircraft against the Reds. The Legion would be commanded by British officers with a sprinkling of volunteer White Russian officers recruited into the Legion and given British ranks. It was incorporated into the North Russia Expeditionary Force Order of Battle, wore British Army uniforms and observed British Army traditions. The hat badge of the Legion was a brass Cross of St. Andrew, the Legionnaires also wore brass ‘SBL’ shoulder titles on their epaulettes. The faithful devotion to duty of the Legionnaires was recognised when General Ironside presented the Legion with ‘King’s Colours’ at a public parade attended by local dignitaries and representatives from each of the Allied military contingents conducted in front of Archangel Cathedral on King’s Birthday, 1 June 1919. On the night of 6–7 July 1919, the Slavo-British Legion were billeted behind the front line on the eastern bank of the Dvina River near the village of Topsa. At 0230 a party of eight mutineers led by Corporal Nuchev and Private Leuchenko crept towards the hut where the British and White Russian company and platoon officers were sleeping. Corporal Nuchev shot Captain Aubrey Finch (Seaforth Highlanders) through a window as he was sleeping, killing him outright, whilst the other mutineers stormed the hut shooting and killing four more British and four Russian officers and three batmen. Captain David Barr (East Lancashire Regiment) was badly wounded with bullet and bayonet wounds but managed to evade his attackers and flee out of the hut into the twilight, swimming across the Dvina to one of monitor H.M.S. Humber’s picket boats. For his gallantry in fighting his way out of the billet under fire and courage and endurance despite his wounds, Barr was awarded the Military Cross but sadly succumbed to his wounds six days later and was buried in Archangel Allied Cemetery. As the mutiny erupted and hundreds of Legionnaires fled into the forest to join the Red Army, Legion company officers Captain William Beavan, Welsh Regiment and Alfred Barrett, Royal Berkshire Regiment, formed their men on parade despite the mayhem and by their determination held the men steady with the assistance of 2nd Lieutenant Sydney Brooker, General List, who was commanding one of the platoons in Beavan’s company. All three men were awarded the Military Cross for their courage and devotion to duty. Also murdered during the mutiny were Lieutenants Gerald Gosling, M.C., Gloucestershire Regiment; Cecil Bland, M.C., Royal Berkshire Regiment; and Thomas Griffith, Loyal North Lancashire Regiment. Twenty six captured Legionnaires were charged with offences relating to the mutiny, their court-martial carried out in the field over two days, 12–13 July. Eight men were acquitted whilst the remaining 18 charged were sentenced to death, six of these having their capital sentences commuted to 10 years penal servitude leaving 12 mutineers sentenced to execution. On the morning of 17 July 1919 the condemned men were brought out to meet their fate. Ironside ensured that 500 new White Russian recruits were present to witness the executions as a none too subtle warning. Royal Air Force ace pilot Captain Ira Jones was witness to the executions: ‘I have tonight seen something which I never want to witness again. An execution…The men were being shot by their own comrades who had not mutinied, each of the condemned men having a machine-gun all to himself [although each loaded only with a belt of 5 rounds] at ten yards range. It was an eerie sight because the executioners were themselves covered from behind by machine gunners from the Royal Fusiliers, in case they suddenly changed their minds and turned their weapons on the British present! A Russian officer was in charge of the execution, although a British Assistant Provost Marshal was present. The signal to fire was when the officer dropped his raised sword, then a strange thing happened which lengthened the lives and agony of those Bolos for about one minute. A little dog appeared from somewhere and trotted up to one of the prisoners and sniffed at his legs. The dog had to be got away before the officer dropped his sword. I shall never forget the rattle of those machine guns and the wriggling bodies as their life was shot out of them. The executioner of the sergeant either deliberately missed him or became very nervous, because when the smoke of the guns had cleared away the N.C.O. had pulled off his handkerchief and was shouting “Long live Bolshevism”. The officer, pulling out his revolver strolled up to him – I was secretly hoping he would not shoot – and as he did so pointed the revolver at the disc on his heart. The sergeant spat at him. Bang! Bang! Bang! And two more for his head. Afterwards, all the bodies were buried in one big grave which the victims had themselves dug in the morning.’ Of the mutiny one British officer wrote: ‘In their innermost hearts the loyal Russians were not sorry. They regretted the butchery of British officers, but the mutiny itself they regarded as the natural and inevitable outcome of the whole effort. They merely shrugged their shoulders as if to say, ‘We told you so.’ The British Army made a concerted attempted to track down the mutineers who escaped to defect to the Red Army. The names of a further eight mutineers were identified, an internal British military intelligence memo stated: ‘The names of these Russians should be carefully recorded and never lost sight of. They are guilty of the blackest treachery conceivable, and if our affairs with Russia should at any time in the next five or ten years reach a condition when it is possible for us to demand their exemplary punishment, we must not fail to do so’. The escaped mutineers were never found, and only a handful of loyal Slavo-British Legionnaires who were evacuated to England after the British withdrawal from North Russia in October 1919 became eligible for awards of the British War and Victory Medals. A full account of the Slavo-British Legion mutiny can be found in Churchill's Secret War with Lenin by Damien Wright. Note: The Slavo-British Legion Medal Roll contains 67 names, most of whom do not appear to have been issued any medals, with many others had their medals returned unclaimed. The medal roll confirms only 17 British War and Victory Medal pairs issued to the unit, five of them being to officers.

ROVER SCOUT ITEMS ETC. Three Rover Scout badges including a Leader's hat badge, two Rover Scout epaulettes, two Cornish cloth badges & a Boy Scouts button badge.  Please note that all items in this auction are previously owned & are offered on behalf of private vendors. If detail on condition is required on any lot(s) PLEASE ASK FOR A CONDITION REPORT BEFORE BIDDING.  The absence of a condition report does not imply the lot is perfect.WE CAN SHIP THIS LOT, but NOT if part of a large, multiple lots purchase.  

An assortment of various items, to include a collection of British and overseas epaulettes, cloth badges, cap badges, medallions including a worn and damaged Air Efficiency Award, pin badges, title, medal ribbons and much more (parcel)

A Boer War period Kings Royal Rifle Corps Full Dress Tunic, in dark green, with red collar, having applied bullion design, with Royal Coat of Arms badges to the collar, epaulettes, complete with black leather cross-over belt, with applied silver badge, whistle and chain, and pouch to the reverse, the silver hallmarked Birmingham 1901 and 1902, this uniform would have been issued to a Major of the Reserves

An Officer's mess jacket having gold braid epaulettes with flaming grenade collar badges and parachute wings badge to the right arm, with matching waistcoat. (2)Condition report: No label, but jacket measures 50cm shoulder to shoulder.Shoulder to cuff is 63cm, and collar to cuff is 56cm.

Boy Scouts shirt with Bukta of England label having East Lothian wheat sheaf cloth badge, BOY SCOUTS epaulettes and NS breast badge, also a leather belt with BE PREPARED buckle 

Boy Scouts shirt with Bukta of England label having FIFE cloth breast badge and BOY SCOUTS epaulettes with ned neckerchief and leather toggle

Boy Scouts shirt with Trailtex of England label and "M H ORDE" label having OXFORD UNIVERSITY ROVERS cloth shoulder title, BOY SCOUTS epaulettes and blue neckerchief 

St John's Ambulance interest, a black jacket with "The Order of St John" interior label having bullion wire collar epaulettes, Marle Fairs buttons, HAMPSHIRE cloth badges and medal ribbons for MBE, Order of St John, WW2 1939-1945 star, Italy Star, France and Germany Star, Defence medal, war medal, General Service medal and Coronation 1953 medal

British Army uniform, a British Army dark blue jacket with Hawkes and Co Ltd of Savile Row London label "BRIGADIER JNF Foulkes 26 MAR 1959" having Gaunt of London crossed baton and sword staybrite buttons, bullion wire collar epaulettes, epaulette rank insignia for the rank of Major General, and "R" (reserves?) and medal ribbons for Most Honourable order of Bath, MBE, 1939-1945 Star, Burma Star, Defence medal, WW2 war medal, General Service medal and Jubilee 1935 medal  21.5 inches armpit to armpitSleeve 23 inches.

British Army uniform, a British Army black doublet jacket with Jardines of Edinburgh label having Highland Light Infantry HLI staybrite buttons,  braided bullion wire knot epaulettes with rank insignia for the rank of Lieutenant Colonel, and medal ribbons for MBE, and both types of General Service medal  21 inches armpit to armpit23 inches leeve

A Metropolitan Police truncheon, Police Long Service and Good Conduct medal, 2 pairs of epaulettes with badges, silver and enamel brooch, autograph books etc

Various military badges, buttons, cutlery, epaulettes etc (boxful)

A Sevres cup, tasse a chocolat 'AB', c1820, painted by [Abraham] Constantin, signed, with Louis XVIII, King of France, in dark blue frock coat, gold epaulettes with crown, the blue moire sash of the Order of St Esprit and badge of the Legion d'Honneur, flanked by the finely gilt device of the crown on a cushion and royal L's cypher framed by formal foliage, the gilt handle and interior highly burnished, 12.3cm h, incised 9 n 4 (date mark for 1815 followed by 4 for month of April), H and fd, blue Sevres mark Comparative literature: de Bellaigue (Sir Geoffrey) - French Porcelain in the Collection of Her Majesty the Queen 2009, vol III, No 296, pp.1033-1036 for the cerise ground example purchased by Francois Benois for George IV from the manufactory on 18 October 1825 at a cost of 400 francs. The portrait is based on an engraving by Jean-Louis Potrelle after Francois Gerard's portrait painted in 1814. Fine condition

A collection of Merchant Navy badges and epaulettes

Marine-Oberstabsarzt Dr. Emil Sähn – Epauletten, Schulterstücke und kaiserliches Patent von 1916 Ein Paar Epauletten für einen Marine-Stabsarzt aus dunkelblauem Samt mit schwarzrot durchzogener silberner Tresse, goldenem Halbmond und Kantillen, Äskulapstab und Sternen, mit Polster im Originalkarton (Bezug etwas wellig, kleine Risse). Außerdem ein Paar geflochtene Schulterstücke zum Einnähen für einen Marine-Oberstabsarzt, violettes Samtfutter. Dazu ein weiteres, ranggleiches Paar (ein Schulterstück ohne Äskulapstab und Knopf) sowie ein Paar Schulterstücke für einen Marine-Assistenzarzt. Ferner eine verschnürte Feldbinde für Admirale im Sanitätswesen mit feuervergoldetem Buntmetallschloss, darauf der Anker mit Kaiserkrone und Chiffre "W", der umlaufende Lorbeerkranz mit zusätzlichen Äskulapstäben, das Band aus Silbergespinst mit farbigen Durchzügen und breiten goldenen Einfassungen, dunkelblaues Tuchfutter, komplett mit beiden Schiebern und Gegenhalt. Weiterhin das Patent für Dr. Emil Sähn als Marine-Oberstabsarzt der Reserve vom 16.12.1916 mit großer Originalunterschrift von Kaiser Wilhelm II. (Bleistift). Außerdem Angaben zum Lebenslauf und Fotos des Trägers in Kopie. Partiell leicht beschädigt, Altersspuren.Dr. Emil Sähn wurde am 11.7.1869 in Wulfen auf Fehmarn geboren und diente auf dem Panzerkreuzer SMS Fürst Bismarck.Provenienz: Direkt aus Familienbesitz.Zustand: IIMarine-Oberstabsarzt Dr. Emil Sähn – a collection of epaulettes, shoulder boards and imperial patent from 1916 Ein Paar Epauletten für einen Marine-Stabsarzt aus dunkelblauem Samt mit schwarzrot durchzogener silberner Tresse, goldenem Halbmond und Kantillen, Äskulapstab und Sternen, mit Polster im Originalkarton (Bezug etwas wellig, kleine Risse). Außerdem ein Paar geflochtene Schulterstücke zum Einnähen für einen Marine-Oberstabsarzt, violettes Samtfutter. Dazu ein weiteres, ranggleiches Paar (ein Schulterstück ohne Äskulapstab und Knopf) sowie ein Paar Schulterstücke für einen Marine-Assistenzarzt. Ferner eine verschnürte Feldbinde für Admirale im Sanitätswesen mit feuervergoldetem Buntmetallschloss, darauf der Anker mit Kaiserkrone und Chiffre "W", der umlaufende Lorbeerkranz mit zusätzlichen Äskulapstäben, das Band aus Silbergespinst mit farbigen Durchzügen und breiten goldenen Einfassungen, dunkelblaues Tuchfutter, komplett mit beiden Schiebern und Gegenhalt. Weiterhin das Patent für Dr. Emil Sähn als Marine-Oberstabsarzt der Reserve vom 16.12.1916 mit großer Originalunterschrift von Kaiser Wilhelm II. (Bleistift). Außerdem Angaben zum Lebenslauf und Fotos des Trägers in Kopie. Partiell leicht beschädigt, Altersspuren.Dr. Emil Sähn wurde am 11.7.1869 in Wulfen auf Fehmarn geboren und diente auf dem Panzerkreuzer SMS Fürst Bismarck.Provenance: Direkt aus Familienbesitz.Condition: II

Ein Paar Epauletten für einen Militärarzt Rotes Tuch, Goldtresse, Halbmonde Messing. Auf dem Feld aufgelegter Äskulapstab zwischen Rangabezeichen. Rotes Futter. Ein St. am Schieber beschädigt. L. 15 cm A pair of military shoulder epaulettes for a doctor, red/ gold, one damaged. L. 15 cm

Paar Epauletten und eine weitere beigegeben Feld und Schieber auf goldenem Gewebe, Halbmonde Messing, Goldtresse. Rotes Tuchfutter mit Spuren von Mottenfraß. Goldene Kantillen. Klettband aufgeklebt. Gewebe bei einem St. fleckig verfärbt. L. 14,5 cm; Beigabe Einzelstück: Goldgewebe, Halbmond goldgewirkt, Goldkantillen. Knopf: US Army. L. 16,5 cm A pair and a single military shoulder epaulettes.

Paar Schulterklappen, Königreich Sachsen/ Dresden Für städtische Beamte. Rotes Futter, Goldtresse mit schwarz-gelbem doppeltem Durchzug, Stadtwappen und Dienstgrad-Abzeichen. L. 12 cm A pair of shoulder epaulettes, Saxony, for town officers. L. 12 cm

THE MESS KIT FOR A LIEUTENANT IN THE LIFE GUARDS. Mess Kit comprising dark trousers with red stripe, waistcoat with gold braid trim and gilt beaded border and red jacket with similar gilt work and velvet cuff and collar, with epaulettes for the rank of Lieutenant, the waistcoat and jacket with labels for Huntsman and Sons, 11, Saville Row London. See the following lot for a portrait of the officer wearing this uniform. See lot 582 for a portrait.

A No1 DRESS UNIFORM COLONEL'S CAP AND OTHER RELATED MILITARIA. A No1 Dress uniform cap for the rank of colonel with red band and gold braid applied peak, size 7 1/4, a Sam Brown belt by Peal & Co. London with shoulder strap and sword frog, brown leather gloves from moss bross, epaulettes, collar tags, belt, spurs and two badges.

A COLONEL'S MESS JACKET AND WAISTCOAT. A 1902 pattern scarlet mess jacket and waistcoat with George V buttons and Colonel's rank to the epaulettes. With a label sewn in the pocket 'Hill Brothers, London and Paris, Col. H.G.Everett Col on the Staff, 1914'

A STAFF OFFICERS FROCK COAT AND OTHER UNIFORM. A Staff Officers dark blue frock coat with George V buttons and Lt Colonels rank to the epaulettes, with ribbons for the India and China War Medals. A similar jacket by Hawkes and Co of Piccadilly with plain domed buttons, another with red flashes to the collar and three pairs of trousers with broad white stripe and red stripe. (3)

A COLLECTION OF UNIFORM, POSSIBLY SCOTS GREYS. A Jacket with Majors rank to the cuff and lacking all other insignia or badges, a label to the pocket from Stohwasser & Co. London and indistinctly marked for W. E. M... Esq Scots Greys and another similar jacket with Crowns t the epaulettes. (2)

AN OFFICERS CLOAK AND SIMILAR SMOCK. A heavy dark blue and red lined cloak, with crowns to the epaulettes, all other insignia removed and a similar smock type garment with decorated cuffs and collar with red backing for epaulettes. (2)

THE UNIFORM OF CAPTAIN R.J. JENNINGS QODY AND RA. A selection of uniform and kit used and worn by R.J. Jennings during the second World War. Comprising a four pocket khaki jacket and trousers by Flights Ltd, with one pip to the epaulettes and Royal Artillery buttons and green and white cord to the shoulders, evocatively still retaining the wearers pipe to a pocket. A coarse khaki jacket and trousers with Queen's Own Dorset Yeomanry buttons, R.A. to the epaulettes with the rank of Sergeant and artillery patch. Two pairs of blue trousers, one with double white stripe, two pairs of shorts, a Sam Browne belt, a bag containing Puttees, belts and two pairs of shorts, two folding caps and two others, and a quantity of buttons rank insignia and other items. (A Lot)

AN ARGYLL AND SUTHERLAND HIGHLANDS MESS JACKET AND WAISTCOAT. The waistcoat tartan fronted with two flat fronted pockets with scrolling braid decoration, beaded front with a few spare beads, the red jacket with yellow cuffs and collar with woven epaulettes and Lieutenant's rank, with parcel gilt collar badges,

AN ARGYLL HIGHLAND RIFLES MESS JACKET. The red jacket with yellow cuffs and collar with beaded open front, the epaulettes of braid with Argyll Highland Rifles buttons.