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Pair of First World War era Royal Navy bullion epaulettes by Royal Naval Outfitters Portsmouth & Devonport, 21 George Street, Hanover Square, London. W.

A pair of 19th century Navy epaulettes

A composition ship's crest, HMS Renown, various cloth badges, epaulettes, insignia and other items Provenance: On Instructions of the Family: Medals and Militaria from the Estate of a West Country Collector

ERII Household Cavalry Royal Horse Guards 1st Dragoons cuirass/breastplate. Consists of front and rear armour sections and shoulder straps. black lacquered steel breastplates with brass edging and brass studs. Shoulder straps of brass plates on leather straps. Front and rear plates are backed in leather. inside named 'Carpenter 063' and 'Kennedy'. stamped 'Comd Sup London District' and dated 15th September 1989. together with a pair of Royal Horse Guards 1st Dragoon Epaulettes and Aiguillettes

The medals awarded to Lt Col A Chopping RAMC, comprising a CB(M), boxed, CMG, boxed, Order of St Jerusalem, Queen's South Africa medal (Capt), with Belmont, Nodder River, Orange Free State and Transvaal clasps, King's South Africa medal, with South Africa 1901 and South Africa 1902 clasps, India General Service medal, with North West Frontier 1908 and Waziristan NWF 1919 clasp, a 1914 Star trio, with Mons bar (MID), a Belgium Order of the Crown, an Italian Order of the Crown, and a Belgium Croix de Guerre, with epaulettes, buttons, badges, a silver cigarette case 'Presented to Capt A Chopping from his grateful patient B B Mukerji', a silhouette dated 1912, a South Africa 1900 tin, in a presentation box 'Lieut A Chopping RAMC', and other items, with copy documentation   Provenance: On Instructions of the Family: Medals and Militaria from the Estate of a West Country CollectorSlight loss of enamel to both the Belgium and Italian Orders of the Crown

A SMALL COLLECTION OF WW2 GERMAN BADGES, to include Land Watch, Marine fund raising, signals arm patch and a pair of epaulettes

A PAIR OF CIRCA WWI ROYAL NAVY OFFICERS EPAULETTES, along with a pair of modern chain mail cavalry offices epaulettes

Britains - Paris Office - Mounted French Medical Officer [Surgeon], comprising: Officer [Empty Handed - Movable Arm] Mounted on a White Standing "Swayback" Horse [Marked: "DEPOSE"] with Officer Depicted in Dark Blue Uniform with Red Stripes to Breeches & Gold Epaulettes & Sash, General Officer Type Pale/Dark Blue Feathered Bicorne, Gold Edged Dark Blue "French" Saddle & Sheathed Sabre. Some minor paint chipping otherwise Excellent overall.

Britains - Un-catalogued - Duke of Edinburgh [Foot Guards Colonel], 1953 Coronation Souvenir Edition, comprising: Duke of Edinburgh in the Dress of a Foot Guards Officer [Grenadier Guards] Marching with Hand on Sword Scabbard. Depicted in Standard Uniform with Blue Sash, Medals, Gold Collar, Cuffs & Epaulettes. Generally Near Mint overall.

From the Beatles series. New colorway special and limited edition for John Sinclair. Red jacket with yellow collar and epaulettes. Plain dark handle. Royal Doulton backstamp. Artist: Stanley J. TaylorIssued: 1987Dimensions: 5.25"L x 4.25"W x 5.5"HEdition Number: 266 of 1000Manufacturer: Royal DoultonCountry of Origin: EnglandCondition: Age related wear.

British Royal Navy full dress hat (bicorn) set, consisting of bicorn hat with bullion knotted cord leading to gilt king's crown button, ends with bullion work and black rosette, interior with Gieve Matthews & Seagrove Ltd retailers, accompanied by matching full dress epaulettes and belt.* Housed and on show in the Albion pub, Guernsey for over one hundred years.

* Victorian Officer's Uniform, of the 1st Volunteer Battalion Royal Welsh Fusiliers, the scarlet tunic with black facings and bullion epaulettes, collar and cuffs, regimental silver buttons by W Jones & Co, 78 cm long x 36 cm chest, with trousers, a good example to a high ranking officer with minimal wearQTY: (1)

An olive green leather coat (hardly worn) with matching buttons at the back, epaulettes on shoulders, belt with large loop, slit pockets - missing buttons on both cuffs. (1)

A navy Armani jacket, made in Italy, with kick-pleat at the back, two pockets, size 46; a cream three-quarter length Laurel jacket in pure wool, size 42, with reveres, five pearlised buttons, pockets; a green petite rainproof coat, fully lined with a warm removeable (zipped) lining, belt and belt-style cuffs, epaulettes on shoulder; an Escada printed leather skirt, fully lined, short length, pencil style with back zip fastening. (4)

A sage green raincoat in a military style with epaulettes on shoulders and cuffs, matching green buttons, side pockets with buttoned flaps, long length, green woollen checked lining, military style back detail, 1990 (hardly worn); together with an Air Force blue leather coat with pin tuck stitching detail, high flap pockets, revered collar, toning buttons, with belt and stitching on back and yoke detail, 1980s. (2)

Post 1901 Royal Navy Officer's Bicorn And Epaulettes black beaver bicorn.  Black, acorn decorated braid edging.  The side with black silk bow and gilt twisted wire with lower gilt, KC RN button.  Each end of the bicorn with gilt wire tassels.  Tan leather sweatband.  White silk crown lining.  Contained in its japanned tin.  Together with its matching pair of Officer, gilt braid shoulder straps with end crescents and hanging wire tassels.  The face with bullion embroidery Naval anchor.  Gilt, KC RN buttons.  Rear leather and velvet backing with brass securing strap.  Both contained in their rectangular japanned tin.  Clean condition.

Pair Of 6th Inniskilling Dragoon Guards Officer Epaulettes And Other Items gilt, twisted cord, Cavalry pattern epaulettes.  Silvered and gilt regimental buttons.  Together with blackened T8 Irish Kings title ... Darkened brass 13/IY (13th Bn. Imperial Yeomanry) slouch hat badge or title.  4 items.

Circle of Anthony Stewart,  Scottish 1773-1846- Portrait of a young officer wearing red full dress uniform with gilt epaulettes and collar; watercolour on ivory, oval, with a lock of plaited hair verso, 6 x 5 cm. Ivory submission reference: KTXNZ4JK. Provenance:  Private Collection, UK. 

A VICTORIAN ROYAL ARTILLERY MESS JACKET. A black mess jacket with red cuffs and collar and gold braid front, the collar with twin bullion flaming grenade badges, the cuffs with scrolling braid and two small Royal Artillery buttons, the shoulders with twisted bullion epaulettes with two pips for the rank of Lieutenant, and Royal Engineers button. Approximately 45cm across the shoulders, the back 54cm top to bottom. *CR Collar detaching in places, repairs internally, but generally good.

A BURBERRY PRORSUM BLACK DOUBLE-BREASTED TRENCH COAT Featuring epaulettes, notched lapels, adjustable belt with buckle, belted cuffs, and storm flaps Size 36 Condition: For a condition report or further images please email hello@hotlotz.com at least 48 hours prior to the closing date of the auction. This is an auction of preowned and antique items. Many items are of an age or nature which precludes their being in perfect condition and you should expect general wear and tear commensurate with age and use. We strongly advise you to examine items before you bid. Condition reports are provided as a goodwill gesture and are our general assessment of damage and restoration. Whilst care is taken in their drafting, they are for guidance only. We will not be held responsible for oversights concerning damage or restoration.

A small collection of Victorian brass, to include a pair of fireman's epaulettes; another pair of epaulettes; horse brasses etc.

NAPOLEON (2023) - Marshal Davout's (Youssef Kerkour) Coronation Costume - Marshal Davout's (Youssef Kerkour) coronation costume from Ridley Scott's historical biopic Napoleon. Davout wore his costume to the coronation of Napoleon (Joaquin Phoenix) as Emperor, and also wore the jacket and boots when he witnessed Napoleon signing his abdication.The costume comprises a long navy blue woollen coat, ornately decorated with gold-coloured embroidery; a navy blue velour cape; a velour hat with decorative feathers; a pair of knee-high black leather boots; and a pair of ornate epaulettes. The cape features an interior label from costumiers Hero Collection, and the coat and boots are both labelled "Davout". The costume is also accompanied by original production labels.Estimate: £4,000 - 8,000 Ω Bidding for this lot will end on Sunday, November 17th. The auction will begin at 3:00 PM GMT and lots are sold sequentially via live auctioneer; tune in to the live streaming broadcast on auction day to follow the pace. Note other lots in the auction may close on Thursday, November 14th, Friday, November 15th, or Saturday, November 16th.

NAPOLEON (2023) - Marshal Ney's (John Hollingworth) Costume - Marshal Ney's (John Hollingworth) costume from Ridley Scott's historical biopic Napoleon. Ney wore his costume when he witnessed Napoleon (Joaquin Phoenix) sign his abdication.The costume comprises a long navy blue woollen coat, ornately decorated with gold-coloured embroidery; a pair of knee-high black leather boots; a heavily embroidered red leather belt; a white fabric belt with gold-coloured metal tassels; and a pair of ornate epaulettes. The coat and belt feature interior labels from costumiers Hero Collection, and the coat and boots are both labelled "Ney". The costume is also accompanied by original production labels.Estimate: £3,000 - 6,000 Ω Bidding for this lot will end on Sunday, November 17th. The auction will begin at 3:00 PM GMT and lots are sold sequentially via live auctioneer; tune in to the live streaming broadcast on auction day to follow the pace. Note other lots in the auction may close on Thursday, November 14th, Friday, November 15th, or Saturday, November 16th.

STAR TREK INTO DARKNESS (2013) - Captain Abbot's Starfleet Dress Uniform - Captain Abbot's (Beau Billingslea) Starfleet dress uniform from J.J. Abrams' sci-fi action sequel Star Trek Into Darkness. Abbot, commanding officer of the USS Bradbury, wore his dress uniform when Starfleet officials met to discuss Khan's (Benedict Cumberbatch) attack on the Starfleet archive. The uniform comprises a heavy linen grey jacket and matching grey trousers. The jacket has rank badges on the epaulettes. Both feature interior labels with the name of costume designer Michael Kaplan and "Abbot" handwritten. There is some stitching on the chest where the Starfleet badge was previously held. The uniform is accompanied by two production tags with information on the items.Estimate: £1,000 - 2,000 Ω Bidding for this lot will end on Sunday, November 17th. The auction will begin at 3:00 PM GMT and lots are sold sequentially via live auctioneer; tune in to the live streaming broadcast on auction day to follow the pace. Note other lots in the auction may close on Thursday, November 14th, Friday, November 15th, or Saturday, November 16th.

MICHAEL JACKSON - The Omer Bhatti Collection: Michael Jackson's Black Corduroy Shirt - A custom-made black corduroy shirt previously owned and worn by Michael Jackson. Jackson was pictured wearing his black corduroy shirt over several years, including during the Bad Tour rehearsals at the Pensacola Civic Centre, Florida, in early 1988. He also wore it in May 1998 when he visited Namibia, where he met with President Sam Nujoma and spoke at The Southern African Economic Forum. This lot comes from the personal collection of Norwegian rapper and dancer Omer Bhatti. It was personally gifted to Bhatti by Jackson at his Neverland Ranch, and the shirt came from Jackson's memorabilia room. Bhatti can be seen wearing the shirt with Jackson in photographs taken at Jackson's child's second birthday party. A recognisable piece of the King of Pop's custom wardrobe, this black corduroy shirt has red-and-gold satin embellishments on the collar tips and matching coloured epaulettes. A pocket adorns the right side of the chest, and seven metal buttons decorated with a coat of arms are affixed down the front. There are no size or maker labels, and the garment displays minor loose threads. However, it remains in excellent overall condition considering its age. The lot is accompanied by a letter of authenticity from Bhatti.Additional provenance:This lot comes from the personal collection of Norwegian rapper and dancer Omer Bhatti, who established himself through touring and numerous television appearances. In 1996, Bhatti met his idol Michael Jackson in Tunisia. After being impressed by Bhatti's dance moves, Jackson became his mentor, spending time with him while travelling and at Neverland. This led to a lasting connection between the Bhatti and Jackson families, which remained strong until Jackson's death in 2009.Estimate: £8,000 - 16,000 Ω Bidding for this lot will end on Friday, November 15th. The auction will begin at 3:00 PM GMT and lots are sold sequentially via live auctioneer; tune in to the live streaming broadcast on auction day to follow the pace. Note other lots in the auction may close on Thursday, November 14th, Saturday, November 16th or Sunday, November 17th.

NAVAL EPAULETTES: a quantity in tray: together with  misc. naval and nautical ephemera/photographs: plus 2 issues 'The Times of India' annual 1930-31. (Box)

A superb and scarce, WW1 Lieutenant’s tunic, matched trousers, Cap, Sam Brown belt, boots, and other associated equipment, as worn by Lieutenant, later Acting Major, and finally Major William Munro Jennings (1885-1970) of the Royal Engineers. Both the tunic and matched trousers have tailors labels for Abbott & Baldwin of 19 Wicklow Street, Dublin. Both pieces are also dated 2/2/15 and named to 1st Lieut W.M.Jennings. The full set includes: A khaki wool tunic, with embroidered rank stars to each cuff (which after mid 1916 it became increasingly more common to have rank epaulettes). The tunic is complete with its original brass Royal Engineer buttons to the front, pockets, and epaulette area, and a matched pair of officer’s bronze R.E collar badges. The matched khaki wool trousers are complete with horn buttons to the fly, and to the waistband area for the attachment of braces. The tailors label is stitched in at the seam on the back panel. Another pair of trouser is also included, with these being a lightweight cotton material, with French made metal buttons. The lightweight trousers are seemingly devoid of any official stamped marks, with the only visible details being a faint handwritten number ‘1333’. The cap is of lightweight khaki fabric, with thin brown leather chinstrap, attached to the sides by means of 2 small General Service buttons. Tailor’s name of John Morgan & Sons, Cowes stamped into the leather sweatband. The Royal Engineers cap badge currently (loosely) fitted is incorrect for this type of cap, or rank. The example currently used on the hat is a brass other ranks economy pattern, whereas it should be an officer’s bronze example, and there are 2 small holes to the front where one has been previously fitted - a replacement original bronze cap badge should not be difficult to obtain to properly complete the cap. The leather Sam Browne belt is complete with its cross strap, pouch, Webley revolver holster, and even the cord lanyard for the Webley. The riding boots are of dark brown leather, with 3 strap and buckle attachments to the front, and 14 eyelets to each for threading laces through. A WW1 or possibly earlier pattern private purchase water bottle is also included, with the piece having a rounded front, and flat back, and and bayonet fitting cap (lid now absent). Partial leather carry strap is still fitted to the outside of the bottle. Notes: William Munro Jennings was born in 1885 in South Shields, Durham, the son of another William Munro Jennings (1859-1915), a General Practitioner. William attestation date is unknown, but his medal index card states that he disembarked for service in the Gallipoli peninsular on May 21st 1915, which would fit in well with the dates on his uniform. He is entitled to the 1915 Star trio, with his rank rising from Lieutenant up to Major by the end of the conflict. He married Olive May Young in 1915 (with the marriage certificate noting his profession as ‘Lieutenant Royal Engineers’), and went on to have a son, another William Munro Jennings in 1916. He would appear to have been discharged on May 18th 2021, with the medals being sent to his home address on Grange Road, Brook Lane, Chester. At the time of his son’s marriage in 1950, William was noted as being a Civil Engineer. Condition: generally very good. The tunic has survived well, with only a small moth hole to the bottom of one of the pockets. Complete with all its buttons and collar badges. Some very minor age and service related soiling to the tunic, and what appears to be some water staining to the lightweight pair of trousers. Minor wear to the cap, which is also a little out of round. There are splits to the reverse of the boots along the stitched seam, and they would appear to have been heavily waxed in the past, giving them a slightly tacky feel to the surface of the leather.

Pair of 19th C Continental Epaulettes (Possibly Prussian) 19th C epaulettes, with unknown origin. The number 1 designated the Rgt with brass mounts and crimson felt backing.15cm H x 12cm W

A German Army Greatcoat with epaulettes (Please Note: this lot is subject to the statement made in the Auctioneers Glossary of Certain Terms under 'Militaria & Associated Items' in the Terms & Conditions of Sale)

Royal Air Force Badges and Insignia. A selection of Royal Air Force and related insignia including a Royal Flying Corps Sweetheart Badge with Silver hallmarks, Royal Air Force gilded wings, Royal Air Force squadron pins with Queen’s crown (2), Comforts Fund lapel insignia (2), a Royal Navy lapel wing, an ornate Royal Air Force lapel badge possibly Silver, an Imperial Air Supremacy watch fob, numbered ‘4041’, with a pair of Royal Air Force Wing Commander’s rank epaulettes with Queen’s crown, generally very good condition (12) £40-£50 --- Importation Duty This lot is subject to importation duty of 5% on the hammer price unless exported outside the UK ---

A SUIT OF CEREMONIAL ARMOURLate Qing DynastyOf dark blue silk, embellished with brass studs throughout and detailed with gold embroidery, the suit comprising a number of detachable matching panels including the main front-opening long-sleeved jacket designed with a large dragon roundel, each of the detachable epaulettes on the shoulders with a dragon roundel and gilt-metal fittings with further dragons, the matching apron divided into two panels opening at the centre, with a triangular flag reading xin du hui you biao ju. The apron 100cm (39 3/8in) long; the jacket 204cm (80 1/4in) wide. (8).Footnotes:清晚期 石青緞繡地團龍紋職官甲Provenance: a Scottish private collection來源： 蘇格蘭私人收藏The present lot should be classified as 'Officials' Armour' 職官甲 (zhiguan jia). In the 1759 publication of the 'Illustrated Precedents for the Ritual Paraphernalia of the Imperial Court' Huangchao Liqi Tushi (皇朝禮器圖式), three types of official's armour were categorised according to the ranks of officials. This particular lot corresponds to type one, intended for high-ranking officials. See a related ceremonial armour, Late Qing, illustrated by Li Yulai, A Study of Men's Costume Systems in the Qing Dynasty and Material Objects Handed Down 清代服飾製度與傳世實物考, Shanghai, 2019, p.302. See also a related suit of ceremonial armour, in the Palace Museum, Beijing, illustrated in China: The Three Emperors 1662-1795, London, 2005, p.157. The present lot includes a flag with the characters reading: 信都會友鏢局 (Xindu Huiyou Biaoju), which can be translated as the 'Huiyou Armed Escort Agency of Xindu.' The term 镖局 (biao ju) refers to a type of security escort service that originated in Imperial China, particularly during the Ming and Qing dynasties. These escort agencies were responsible for the safe transport of valuable goods, money, and sometimes people, across dangerous or bandit-prone regions. Known for employing highly trained martial artists, often skilled in traditional Chinese martial arts, they ensured protection against theft and assault. Compare with a related suit of ceremonial armour with helmet and quiver, late Qing dynasty, which was sold at Bonhams London, 12 May 2022, lot 91.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

Uniform A bi-corn hat by Chapman, Plymouth and a pair of epaulettes together with a civil bi-corn hat and caseThe Naval hat is small measuring 53/54cm in circumference. The second hat is larger measuring approximately 55cm

A collection of cap badges, buttons and a book. The badges including Royal Army Dental Corps, Artillery, etc, epaulettes and ribbon bars, and volume II of Historia de los Premios Militares Republica Argentina, with colour plates.

Fine pair Edwardian Welsh Lord Lieutenant's silver bullion epaulettes with embroidered Prince of Wales feather badges complete with fitted japanned tin case

Pair Edwardian / King George V Lieutenant of the Corporation of the City of London embroidered epaulettes with crowned silver bullion and velvet badges

Zwei Epauletten der Kavallerie, wohl Sachsen, 19. Jhdt. Schieber mit Messingschuppen (mehrteilig gefertigt), Feld mit Halbmond aus geprägtem Messing, ponceaurotes Tuchfutter (Mottenspuren). Partiell leicht beschädigt, Altersspuren. Two cavalry epaulettes, probably Saxon, 19th century Two cavalry epaulettes, probably Saxon, 19th century Schieber mit Messingschuppen (mehrteilig gefertigt), Feld mit Halbmond aus geprägtem Messing, ponceaurotes Tuchfutter (Mottenspuren). Partiell leicht beschädigt, Altersspuren. Condition: II

Sammlung 20 Epauletten, meist deutsch, 19./20. Jhdt. Ein schön erhaltenes Paar Epauletten für einen sächsischen Leutnant im 5. Infanterie-Regiment Kronprinz Nr. 104 mit vergoldeter Auflage "FA", grün durchzogener Tresse und rotem Tuchfutter. Zwei bayerische Epauletten M 1848 mit versilberter Oberfäche und blauem Tuchfutter (Veterinäre und Bürgerwehr-Infanterie) sowie ein Exemplar mit vergoldeter Oberfläche und rotem Tuchfutter. Eine Epaulette für einen sächsischen Oberleutnant im Feldartillerie-Regiment Nr. 12. Zwei Epauletten für Mannschaften im 3. Ulanen-Regiment Nr. 21 mit Nickeloberfläche und blauem Tuchfutter. Zwei Epauletten für einen Oberleutnant im Feldartillerie-Regiment Nr. 72 (Kopien). Zwei vergoldete italienische Epauletten mit aufgelegtem Artilleriesymbol (1930er/40er Jahre) etc. Partiell leicht beschädigt, Trage- und Altersspuren. A collection of 20 epaulettes, mostly German, 19th/20th century A collection of 20 epaulettes, mostly German, 19th/20th century Ein schön erhaltenes Paar Epauletten für einen sächsischen Leutnant im 5. Infanterie-Regiment Kronprinz Nr. 104 mit vergoldeter Auflage "FA", grün durchzogener Tresse und rotem Tuchfutter. Zwei bayerische Epauletten M 1848 mit versilberter Oberfäche und blauem Tuchfutter (Veterinäre und Bürgerwehr-Infanterie) sowie ein Exemplar mit vergoldeter Oberfläche und rotem Tuchfutter. Eine Epaulette für einen sächsischen Oberleutnant im Feldartillerie-Regiment Nr. 12. Zwei Epauletten für Mannschaften im 3. Ulanen-Regiment Nr. 21 mit Nickeloberfläche und blauem Tuchfutter. Zwei Epauletten für einen Oberleutnant im Feldartillerie-Regiment Nr. 72 (Kopien). Zwei vergoldete italienische Epauletten mit aufgelegtem Artilleriesymbol (1930er/40er Jahre) etc. Partiell leicht beschädigt, Trage- und Altersspuren. Condition: II

Ein Paar Epauletten eines Obersts des Heeres, Bulgarien, Erster Weltkrieg Goldene Felder und Halbmonde, vergoldete Knöpfe, lose Kantillen. Aufgelegte vergoldete Rangsterne. Rotes Futter. Schöner getragener Zustand.Keywords: Bulgarien, Bulgaria, Sofia, bulgarisch, bulgarian, Zar, A pair of Bulgarian epaulettes of an army colonel, First World War A pair of Bulgarian epaulettes of an army colonel, First World War Goldene Felder und Halbmonde, vergoldete Knöpfe, lose Kantillen. Aufgelegte vergoldete Rangsterne. Rotes Futter. Schöner getragener Zustand. Condition: II Keywords: Bulgarien, Bulgaria, Sofia, bulgarisch, bulgarian, Zar,

Ein Paar Epauletten des Malteserordens, 19./20. Jhdt. Feld und Schieber aus vergoldetem Buntmetall mit aufgelegtem metallenen Ordenskreuz am Band sowie Blütenkranz, goldene Bouillons. Futter aus schwarzem Wolltuch (Fehlstellen). In deutlich älterem Pappfutteral (Maße 26 x 18 x 12 cm), auf dem Deckel alt in Tinte beschriftet "Cav. Malta". Am Boden des Futterals ein neu aufgeleimter Holzquader zum Halt der Epauletten. Teilweise beschädigt, Altersspuren. Schön erhaltene Vergoldung. A pair of epaulettes of the Order of Malta, 19/20th century A pair of epaulettes of the Order of Malta, 19/20th century Feld und Schieber aus vergoldetem Buntmetall mit aufgelegtem metallenen Ordenskreuz am Band sowie Blütenkranz, goldene Bouillons. Futter aus schwarzem Wolltuch (Fehlstellen). In deutlich älterem Pappfutteral (Maße 26 x 18 x 12 cm), auf dem Deckel alt in Tinte beschriftet "Cav. Malta". Am Boden des Futterals ein neu aufgeleimter Holzquader zum Halt der Epauletten. Teilweise beschädigt, Altersspuren. Schön erhaltene Vergoldung. Condition: II -

Collection of German Third Reich design fabric badges, flashes, cuffs, arm band, epaulettes and Naval cap ribbon. (B.P. 21% + VAT)

Collection of American Military fabric and metal badges to include: Missile Battery badges, US Navy anchor, cap badges, shoulder epaulettes etc. (B.P. 21% + VAT)

A pair of Life Guards Officer's Epaulettes, having bullion pips and crown, together with a selection of Life Guards/Grenadier. Coldstream badges, in metal and bullion, plus a German Badges (parcel)

A Queen's Own Oxfordshire Hussars Uniform, by Flights Ltd, once owned by 2/Lt R.C Horscroft, circa 1950s, having chainmail epaulettes and white metal buttons

A mounted display of gold and silver thread military badges, a pair of shoulder epaulettes and a peaked cap.

A pair of WWI City of Norwich Volunteers epaulettes for the rank of Major, silver wire thread

A PAIR OF SILVER EPAULETTES in a green box. BAILHAGHE & CHARDON, PARIS.

TWO PAIRS OF GOLD EPAULETTES, 2ND REPUBLIC OFFICER, in a red box.

A PAIR OF SILVER EPAULETTES, REPUBLIC OFFICER in a box, lid missing. O.M.C. PARIS 1ST TITRE.

A PAIR OF SILVER EPAULETTES in a red box. BAILHAGHE & CHARDON.

Militaria: Royal Navy - [Arthur Bannatyne Arnold Baker] a cased Bicorn with ornate gold thread and embroidered trim, with singular button, in original shaped carrying case with name plaque, also a pair of ornate gold trim and silvered Epaulettes, decorated with crown and anchor; together with Military Belt, ornate gilded Buckle by John Plenderleith, as a lot.  * Rank of Lieutenant, 31st Dec., 1904; Lieutenant Commander 31st Dec. 1912; Rank of Commander 1918, retired as Captain 20th June 1929.

Pair of Officers Full Dress Epaulettes of the Bengal Engineers, Attributed to Major General William Spottiswoode Trevor VC, Awarded the Victoria Cross during the Bhutan War in 1865, fine pair of officers epaulettes with large bullion embroidered flaming grenades to the centre and gilt buttons for Bengal Engineers. Both with the bullion embroidered tassels to the ends. Leather and satin cloth underlay. Housed in metal storage tin. They remain in excellent overall condition. Stated to have belonged to Major General Trevor VC by the late vendors notes, said to have purchased from direct family descent. Born on 9th October 1831, Trevor’s father was the son of Robert Trevor & Mary Spottiswoode. His father was a Captain in the Indian army, stationed in Afghanistan, his father was murdered in Kabul, both himself, siblings and mother were held hostage by rebels in Kabul, after the retreat in 1842, until being rescued by the British army after the reoccupation by General Pollock’s relief force. Trevor was commissioned into the Bengal Engineers in 1849. He served in the Anglo-Burmese war and later during the Indian Mutiny. He was wounded on multiple occasions during the Anglo-Burmese war and was mentioned in despatches for gallant conduct. In February 1865 Trevor joined the Bhutan field force as field engineer. He was a 33 years old major in the Bengal Engineers, Bengal Army during the Bhutan War when the following deed took place on 30 April 1865 at Dewan-Giri, Bhutan for which he was awarded the Victoria Cross in a joint citation with Lieutenant James Dundas, ‘For their gallant conduct at the attack on the Block-house at Dewan-Giri, in Bhootan, on the 30th of April, 1865. Major-General Tombs, C.B., V.C., the Officer in command at the time, reports that a party of the enemy, from 180 to 200 in number, had barricaded themselves in the Block-house in question, which they continued to defend after the rest of the position had been carried, and the main body was in retreat. The Block-house, which was loop-holed, was the key of the enemy's position. Seeing no Officer of the storming party near him, and being anxious that the place should be taken immediately, as any protracted resistance might have caused the main body of the Bhooteas to rally, the British force having been fighting in a broiling sun on very steep and difficult ground for upwards of three hours, the General in command ordered these two Officers to show the way into the Block-house. They had to climb up a wall which was 14 feet high, and then to enter a house, occupied by some 200 desperate men, head foremost through an opening not more than two feet wide between the top of the wall and the roof of the Block-house. Major-General Tombs states that on speaking to the Sikh soldiers around him, and telling them in Hindoostani to swarm up the wall, none of them responded to the call, until these two Officers had shown them the way, when they followed with the greatest alacrity. Both of them were wounded’.After recovering from his wounds, Trevor became superintending engineer at the Bengal Presidency, and was made brevet major in May 1866. Promoted lieutenant-colonel in August 1874, he held a number of engineering roles in India, and in December 1875 was appointed chief engineer of British Burma, a post he held for five years. He was promoted brevet colonel on 19 August 1879, and in 1880 became director-general of Railways. He then served as secretary to the government of India in the Public Works Department from February 1882 until his retirement from the army in February 1887, with the honorary rank of major-general. Trevor died on 2 November 1907 aged 76 at his home in Westminster, London. His Victoria Cross is displayed at the Royal Engineers Museum, Gillingham, Kent.

* Royal Navy Post 1902 Officers Full Dress Coatee, in the rank of Lieutenant, correct pattern buttons throughout together with gold laced trousers, no epaulettes. Accompanied by leather undress belt with officers belt clasp. Good overall condition. Please note this lot has been imported from outside the United Kingdom and is subject to 5% import duty on the hammer price. Items being exported outside of the UK are exempt from this charge upon proof of export. Any international bidder having items sent to a UK address will be subject to this fee.

A military deep blue dress jacket - with red piping to epaulettes, size S, length 74cm, together with a black dinner jacket, size M, length 76cm.

A collection of badges, epaulettes etc.

* Clothing. A Victorian General Officer's Uniform, comprising: a scarlet melton cloth tunic with black facings and heavy bullion embroidered collar, cuffs, and shoulder cords, general officers silvered buttons by Jennens & Co, London, to the breast, epaulettes, and tail, historic moth damage, chest 80 cm (31.5 ins), inner arm of sleeves 49.5 cm (19.5 ins), length 81 cm (32 ins); black cloth trousers with silver oak leaf braiding, waist 102 cm (40 ins), length 118 cm (46.5 ins); and sword belt with bi-metal V.R. belt plate, manuscript label in the owner's hand pertaining to provenance attached, general wear commensurate with age QTY: (1)NOTE:Provenance: Josslyn Francis Pennington, 5th Baron Muncaster (1834-1917); Private Collection, Derbyshire (purchased from the Penningtons at Ardverikie Castle).

Y&nbspEARLY 19TH CENTURY SCHOOL- A PORTRAIT MINIATURE OF AN OFFICER Blue coat, white collar with gold stripe, gold epaulettes and buttons, in a later glazed gilt metal frame Watercolour on ivory image 4.6cm high, frame 5.8cm high including suspension loop AND AN EARLY 19TH CENTURY MINIATURE MARITIME MEMORIAL With lady leaning on a ship's anchor, ship and sea beyond, in a glazed gilt metal frame Watercolour on ivory image 3.5cm diameter, frame 5.5cm high including suspension loop Please note: Dreweatts have applied for a de minimis exemption for this lot. Ref: FPUQLHUH, 277A93PY

ROYAL EQUERRY'S UNIFORMS OF THE HON. ALEXANDER GRANTHAM YORKE (B.1847-1911) THIRD QUARTER 19TH CENTURY Comprising a scarlet tunic with blue facings and gold embroidery, blue trousers with gold lace, a blue frock coat with mourning bands, a great coat, a cocked hat with gold embroidered loop, a crimson and gold dress sash, a dress waist belt and sling, a pair of brass spurs and two uniform trunks, one labelled for Manning & Co, London. Provenance:The Hon. Alexander Grantham Yorke, and thence by descent  Prior to becoming the groom in waiting to Queen Victoria, The Hon. Alexander Yorke was an equerry to H.R.H The Duke of Albany between 1874-1884   Condition Report: Condition is worn, signs of long term storage, evidence of moth throughout. For the scarlet tunic, colour remains good overall. Buttons and braiding all present. The exterior black braiding on the blue frock coat is fraying. all buttons present. Tailored holes for epaulettes to shoulders. Lining intact. Great coat with some evidence of moth mainly to lining. All buttons appear to be present. Hat somewhat worn with button and lining intact. Large moth-hole to rear of trousers.Chest size 34-36" approximately Bicorne circumference 50cm approximatelyCondition Report Disclaimer

A Metal Mounted Oak Box Containing Military Badges, Buttons, Epaulettes Etc

An early 20th century Royal Naval officer’s cased bicorn hat, cased Captain’s bullion work epaulettes and sword hanger, by Gieves and Son The bicorn is 42cm long

A Collection of Various Items of Navy Uniform to include Buttons Epaulettes, Jacket and Trousers, Cap, Wrist Compass Etc