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Mixed Lot of Military, to include gun case, pair of 19th centure Epaulettes, beret, silver badge, odd German badges, Fez, etc.

An extremely rare early Victorian other ranks uniform of the 10th (North Lincoln) Regiment, comprising scarlet coatee with yellow facings, white frogging, epaulettes, two inverted chevrons on right sleeve and pewter buttons by Nutting, London, the inside breast marked "D. Smalley XF 412 1845" (minor moth, particularly inside the tails, one cuff button missing), pair of white linen trousers marked "D. Smalley Xth Ft. 412 26 July 1846", white linen jacket, unmarked, and white linen haversack also marked "D Smalley 10th Ft. 412 26 July 1846", (faint) containing a housewife (no contents) marked "D SMALEY X.B. No 77", GC, parts near VGC for age. Included with this lot is a copy of the Record of Service of Dennis Smalley who joined the Regiment in 1825, Discharge Certificate dated September 1846 showing that he served for 20 years 352 days of which 15 years were spent abroad in Portugal, the Ionian Islands and India, Clothing Allowance, Medical Certificate etc. The fact that he was discharged in September 1846 and the items are dated July 1846 would account for their good condition and survival. A truly remarkable lot. £1000-2000

A Victorian officer's scarlet shell jacket of the Westmorland & Cumberland Yeomanry, heavily decorated with silver braid frogging and lace trim, silvered plain buttons, 48 half buttons to front, 21 ball buttons to front (3 missing), 6 ½ buttons to cuffs and epaulettes, GC (some moth and staining) £300-400

60 Infantry and Corps cap badges and a few collars and titles, mounted on old velvet covered boards; also a quantity of other militaria etc, including a few cap badges, buttons, pair of Victorian captain's bullion epaulettes, 2 pairs of spurs, parachute release button, sundry cloth insignia, stereoscopic slide viewar, etc. (3 boxes) £50-60

A good early Victorian officer's scarlet coatee to the 29th Royal South Lincoln Regiment, with black facings to the cuffs and collar with white facings to the tails, silver bullion cuffs, collar and epaulettes, and silver buttons (30 in total, darkly oxidised). GC, one or two very small moth holes. £150-250

Royal Navy Post 1902 Pair of Junior Officers Full Dress Epaulettes, a post 1902 waist belt with gilt plate, three sword knots, a set of dress aiglets, a waist belt with sword slings, and two separate sword slings. A Rifle Officers cap lines in dark green cord and embroidery, two odd sword knots with gold bullion finials. Good overall condition. Please note that all lots in this auction have been imported from outside the United Kingdom and are 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 Light Infantry Militia Officers Full Dress Wing Epaulettes, circa 1835-55, complete with plated chains, round ornaments and gilt strung bugle horns, some wear to the silver fringe bullions, otherwise good condition. Please note that all lots in this auction have been imported from outside the United Kingdom and are 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.

Royal Navy Post 1902 Officers Full Dress Coatee, in the rank of Lieutenant Commander, complete with all correct pattern buttons, lace and full dress epaulettes. Good overall condition. Please note that all lots in this auction have been imported from outside the United Kingdom and are 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.

Royal Navy Post 1902 Officers Full Dress Coatee, the cuff rank indicates that of a Commander, complete with correct pattern buttons and full dress epaulettes, the lining part-restored, and with slight moth damage. The coatee with moth damage and stitching faults around the collar. Please note that all lots in this auction have been imported from outside the United Kingdom and are 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.

Royal Navy Post 1901 Officers Bicorn Hat & Epaulette Set, complete with epaulettes, waistbelt (two) complete with sword slings, in carrying tin named to A.W. North, RN. Good overall condition. Please note that all lots in this auction have been imported from outside the United Kingdom and are 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.

Royal Navy Two Pairs of Officers Full Dress Epaulettes, one pair Victorian, the other post 1902, gold lace and gold bullion fringes, silver embroidered insignia indicates the rank of Lieutenant. Lace dull, otherwise sound condition. Please note that all lots in this auction have been imported from outside the United Kingdom and are 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.

Royal Navy Post 1902 Pair of Epaulettes for Royal Naval Reserve, Junior Rank, the bullion badges heavily worn. Together with late Victorian pair of Officers epaulettes but with post 1902 rank insignia, this being a single crown. Both pairs with considerable service wear. Please note that all lots in this auction have been imported from outside the United Kingdom and are 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.

Royal Navy Post 1902 Officers Full Dress Coatee, in the rank of Commander, correct pattern buttons throughout together with gold laced trousers, no epaulettes. Good overall condition. Please note that all lots in this auction have been imported from outside the United Kingdom and are 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 collection of Second World War cloth badges, cap badges, epaulettes, dog tags named to LS Denman P/187098CE, brass buttons, etc

A Bernard Moore ‘Diakokan’ with inset black glass eyes, shoulder epaulettes, lustre glazed with white dots, 5.5cm high. Condition - goodNo damage seen; unsigned.

1930's Indian Airforce Officers Pilots Tunic with Winged insignia and Captains Epaulettes to shoulders (spares in breast pocket) Original Indian Air Force Buttons. Privately made for Captain Spafford (later RAF) by Laffans of Bombay and Karachi dated 30-04-1935 , Genuine Tunic in excellent condition. see photos.

An early 20th century Great Cape, with lion head fobs, length 86cm, a Police dress tunic with Queens crown buttons, chest size 53cm and length 81cm, a Police Constable dress tunic with crowned buttons, chest size 52cm and length 116cm, a JS Great Coat with Queens crown buttons, chest size 60cm and length 104cm together with weapon holsters, a 20th century truncheon, epaulettes and handcuffs with keys.

A staff Sergeant jacket, blue with Royal crowned buttons, chest 45cm, 75cm in length with the broad arrow stamped, with a Royal Army Physical Training Corp (APTC) uniform, 52cm chest, 84cm length with APTC buttons with a matching shirt and trousers, 43cm waist, 110cm length, together with three APTC epaulettes and a Ross London broad arrow stamped pair of binoculars, serial number 10838.

dating: 1823 provenance: France, In silver. On the obverse, bust in uniform (left), on the border 'CH. AM. ALB. DE SAVOIE PRINCE DE CARIGNAN'; on the shoulder cut 'BARRE F.', opus 'DE PUYMAURIN D.'. On the reverse, 'PRISE DU TROCADERO LE 31 AOUT 1823.' and under laurel wreath the dedication 'LES REGIMENTS DE LA GARDE ROYALE ONT OFFERT AU PRINCE DE CARIGNAN LES EPAULETTES DE GRENADIER'. 30 g. In early 1823, Duke Louis Antoine d'Angoulême led a French expeditionary force to restore Ferdinand VII to the Spanish throne. Charles Albert, eager to redeem himself after the uprisings of 1821, asked to join the contingent. After receiving permission from Charles Felix on 26 April, he embarked on the Sardinian frigate Commercio on 2 May and arrived in Marseilles on 7 May. Assigned to General Étienne de Bordesoulle's division, he arrived in Madrid on 24 May and continued on to Cádiz. He distinguished himself during the crossing of the Sierra Morena and was awarded the Legion of Honour. On 31 August 1823, French troops attacked and captured the Trocadero fortress. Charles Albert bravely crossed the Channel and raised the flag of the 6th Regiment of the Royal Guard. After the battle, he rescued the enemy prisoners and received the epaulettes of a fallen officer. When he was freed, Ferdinand VII praised him personally. On 2 September, during a military parade, the Duke of Angoulême decorated Charles Albert with the Cross of the Order of Saint Louis. diameter 4 cm.

dating: 1823 provenance: France, On the obverse, bust (left) in uniform, on the border 'CH. AM. ALB. DE SAVOIE PRINCE DE CARIGNAN'; on the shoulder cut “BARRE F.”, opus “DE PUYMAURIN D.”. On the reverse 'PRISE DU TROCADERO LE 31 AOUT 1823.' and under laurel wreath the dedication 'LES REGIMENTS DE LA GARDE ROYALE ONT OFFERT AU PRINCE DE CARIGNAN LES EPAULETTES DE GRENADIER'. In early 1823, Duke Louis Antoine d'Angoulême led a French expeditionary force to restore Ferdinand VII to the Spanish throne. Charles Albert, eager to redeem himself after the uprisings of 1821, asked to join the contingent. After receiving permission from Charles Felix on 26 April, he embarked on the Sardinian frigate Commercio on 2 May and arrived in Marseilles on 7 May. Assigned to General Étienne de Bordesoulle's division, he arrived in Madrid on 24 May and continued on to Cádiz. He distinguished himself during the crossing of the Sierra Morena and was awarded the Legion of Honour. On 31 August 1823, French troops attacked and captured the Trocadero fortress. Charles Albert bravely crossed the Channel and raised the flag of the 6th Regiment of the Royal Guard. After the battle, he rescued the enemy prisoners and received the epaulettes of a fallen officer. When he was freed, Ferdinand VII praised him personally. On 2 September, during a military parade, the Duke of Angoulême decorated Charles Albert with the Cross of the Order of Saint Louis. diameter 4 cm.

NATION FIRE SERVICE INTEREST; a collection of items including chrome epaulettes, Devonshire fire service brass buckle, ceramic teapot and cover, Shand, Mason & Co engraving, a wooden panel of a London fire engine, etc.

A Russian paratrooper's shirt, with a selection of epaulettes, a leather belt, two caps and an officer's cap and a faux fur hat (qty)

British army uniform, a red doublet jacket having W Jones & Co of London white metal Kings Own Scottish Borderers KOSB buttons, bullion wire collar badges and bullion wire knot epaulettes with rank insignia for the rank of Major.

British army uniform, a red doublet jacket penned to the interior 'G E HUDSON', having Jennens and Co brass Kings Own Scottish Borderers KOSB buttons, bullion wire collar badges and bullion wire knot epaulettes with rank insignia for the rank of Lieutenant Colonel.

dating: early 20th Century provenance: Kingdom of Italy, A 'Moretto' hat with black felt skull featuring a wide brim waxed at the top; metal front frieze with number ‘1’ on a fabric cockade; black leather sweat-band and leather belt loops inside; complete with featherr. Black fabric jacket, well preserved (damage to the left sleeve in the chevron area). Complete with sewn epaulettes with coloured piping and bullion at the borders, with number ‘6’ at the center. Lapel with crimson washed out flashes with a metal star (the back marked ‘BERETTA’). Provided with all buttons featuring a trumpet frieze, the reverse of each button is marked ‘UNIONE MILITARE A. M & C.ie’. With chevron at the wrists. The inside is partially lined in black fabric. Complete with the typical 'Bersaglieri' green wool ribbon rope. length cm.

Three Scottish tartan gentleman's kilts and a tweed jacket with epaulettes, labelled Hugh Macpherson Scotland (4)

Burberry, a ladies classic trench coat, designed with a notched lapel collar, buttoned epaulettes, deep back yoke, double-breasted button fastening, waist belt and maker's signature Nova check interior lining, labelled Burberrys, chest measures approximately 40 inches- Overall good condition- Very few faint marks- Condition reports are a guide only and clients are advised to view items before bidding- For enquiries about this lot please contact Sophie Osborne at sophie@kinghamsauctioneers.com

Burberry, a men's classic trench coat, designed with a notched lapel collar, buttoned epaulettes, deep back yoke, double-breasted button fastening, waist belt, and signature Nova check interior lining, labelled Burberrys, size 52 Reg- Overall good condition- Very few faint marks- One very small repaired hole to the lower back- Condition reports are a guide only and clients are advised to view items before bidding- For enquiries about this lot please contact Sophie Osborne at sophie@kinghamsauctioneers.com

Royal Navy. Uniform full dress coat of a captain with epaulettes, shoulder tabs and sword belt, japanned tin with engraved brass Navy Eng Lieut A H Gill R.N., Bicorn labelled Gieve Matthews & Seagrave Ltd, japanned tin with ownership plaque inscribed H.C.D. Barker, R.N., later 'On His Majesty's Service' label inscribed J.F. Barker, R.N, "HMS Comet"

Six Various Military Armbands, comprising a First World War Army Council example in khaki wool applied with a scarlet felt King's crown, the reverse stencilled ISSUED UNDER AUTHORITY OF ARMY COUNCIL, two blue and white banded examples to the Signal Corps, two scarlet and black examples, and a scarlet example, each embroidered/appliqued S in black; also, a 12th Infantry Brigade black car pennant appliqued with yellow zodiac sign, a 17th Infantry Brigade red car pennant with yellow arrow, and a pair of Honourable Artillery Company steel shoulder chain epaulettes with brass titles (10)

A Large Quantity of British Army Rank Badges, metal and cloth including two pairs of chain epaulettes to a Major and a Lieutenant, Warrant Officer's badges, Sergeant's chevrons, officer's gorget patches, slip-on shoulder straps etc

A collection of military uniforms relating to the Royal Hussars to include epaulettes badges etc.

Collectables; Militaria: Collection of German WWI memorabilia patches, epaulettes, and badges; authenticity unchecked.

Abzeichen. Orden. Schulterklappen.Auch 3. Reich. Wird ausschließlich zu Forschungszwecken versteigert. Zustand siehe Fotos. Versand kann organisiert werden.Badges. Medals. Epaulettes. Also 3rd Reich. Will be auctioned for research purposes only. See photos for condition. Shipping can be organised.

A small collection of Soviet epaulettes and a belt.

A British military fireman's axe, by W Gilpin, with broad arrow mark, dated 1950; together with a pair of brass and leather Fireman's epaulettes. (3)

A PAIR OF IMPERIAL GERMAN EPAULETTES with white metal decoration, sprung metal tassels, and gilt cypher for Kaiser Wilhelm (Est. plus 24% premium inc. VAT)Condition Report: Generally good condition

A Collection of Various Vintage Military Ribbons, RAF, Badges, Epaulettes Etc

Selection of Military Epaulettes. See photos.

Royal Antediluvian Order of Buffaloes - A collection of R.A.O.B masonic regalia to include various enamelled jewels, provincial dress collar, apron, epaulettes, membership card, a certificate for Knight of the Order of Merit. Held between two leather suitcases.

Falklands journal 2nd Aug- 2nd Nov 1982, together with Battleaxe ship's crest with presentation plaque "Presented to Plessey Marine by the crew of Battleaxe, 17th Nov 1980", police and naval epaulettes, two naval related prints and a shell case

Admiral Lord Nelson Ceramic Character Jug This impressive ceramic character jug captures the likeness of Admiral Lord Nelson, a celebrated British naval figure. Standing at 9.5 inches in height, the jug portrays Nelson in a traditional naval uniform, complete with intricately detailed medals and epaulettes. The handle is skillfully crafted to integrate seamlessly with the subject's form, adding a unique artistic touch to this historically significant piece. Although unsigned, the craftsmanship demonstrates a high level of skill and attention to detail, making it a noteworthy addition to any collection of historical ceramics or maritime memorabilia.

An interesting Second World War group relating to Captain Keith Livesey (1920-1988), Royal Electrical Mechanical Engineers [86060], who was successfully evacuated from Dunkirk before going to the Middle East and later taking part in the Italian Campaign. The lot comprises:Second World War Medal group of five comprising Africa Star with 8th Army clasp, Italy Star, 1939-45 Star, British War Medal and Defence Medal, with original packets, ribbons and sold together with O.H.M.S box of issue with certificate and ribbon barSecond World War Service Dress cap with REME badge, retailed by Lingard’s of PrestonGeorge VI British Army Officer’s dress sword in field service scabbard, in good condition with original leather sword knot, blade marked ‘Made in England’ but no visible makerWar Office Map of Lille-Ghent, dated 1938, as used by Capt. Livesey to plan his retreat to the beaches of Dunkirk with annotations and route markings in black ink, further inscribed in pencil to the top stating withdrawal began on Sunday 26th before arriving to the beach on the 30th, spending an entire day there and finally embarking at around 7am on Friday 31st, the map marked ‘NOT TO BE PUBLISHED’, 1 inch to 3.945 miles, together with other military wartime maps of Greece, Italy and the Balkans, Korinthos, Rimini and two cut-down sheets of Europe pasted together, with some pencil annotationsBadges, rank and other cloth insignia comprising from his various regiments: two RAOC cap badges and one service dress collar badge, 46th Infantry Division Formation sign, a pair of Lancastrian Brigade cloth formation badges, a pair of 42nd (East Lancashire) Infantry Division Formation signs, East Lancashire cap badge and Officer’s Service Dress collar badge, enamel RAOC badge, Territorial Army badge numbered 129899, Warwickshire Yeomanry OR’s cap badge, REME Officer’s cap badge, assorted rank pips and some loose buttons, pair of Wrekin OTC shoulder titlesTwo shoulder epaulettes with rank pips, two dog tags, button stick and maroon lanyard, a school shield and two other badges, one enamel, both with a helmet (possibly College or Military Training related)Useful paperwork including full service records including locations, black and photographs including portraits and regimental group shots, soldier particulars, blank East Lancs Reg’t headed notepaper, notification of commission to ‘B’ Company, East Lancs (March 1939) with instructions and re-distribution orders and post-war Reservists and T.A. literature, various letters to Capt. Livesey, including several from close friend Third Radio Operator Brian Rostron Marsden, including his final letter written mere weeks before he died on 1st May 1943 in an attack on his convoy ship, the S.S. Erinpura (killing over 800 people)Booklets comprising 1944 Report on the Italian Campaign, First Campaign in Libya 1940-1941, Conquest of North Africa, East Lancs WW1 Commemoration Service programme, 8th Army Service of Thanksgiving programme (January 1945), BEF Identity Card, post-war Ration Book, REME magazine from Jan-March 1944 and Officer’s Release Book etc Captain Livesey’s service history includes:Pre-war training - 1933-1936 – Wrekin College Wellington Cadet General Training OTC March – September 1939 – 4/5Th Battalion East Lancashire Regiment Second World War - September 1939 – June 1941 - 2nd Lt and Lt with the 4th Battalion East Lancashire Regiment (with the British Expeditionary Force from 25th April 1940 to 30th May 1940) October 1941 – December 1942 – Attached to Warwickshire Yeomanry as Captain (henceforth with Middle East Expeditionary Force) February 1943 – November 1943 – Attached to HQ 35 Corps working with the Deputy Director of Mechanical Engineering’s office November 1943 – June 1944 – Attached to 3 Corps, again in the D.D.M.E’s office June 1944 – June 1945 – HQ RME 46 Division working as Adjutant (henceforth Central Mediterranean Expedition Force) June 1945 – July 1945 – 5 C Tps Workshop as Regimental Officer July 1945 – October 1945 – HQ 36. B.L.U working R.E.M.E Branch Liaison Duty Foreign service includes: 25th April 1940 – 30th May 1940 – France and Belgium February 1942-43 – Egypt and Palestine February 1943- November 1944 – Cyprus June 1944 – February 1945 – Italy February 1945 – April 1945 – Greece May 1945 – July 1945 - Austria Provenance: Family descent.

Early 20th Century European Fan hand painted with a lady to the centre wearing a blue hat, holding an armful of yellow flowers within an alpine landscape of mountains and meadow, plain verso on faux blonde tortoiseshell sticks and guards, incised with floral garlands around a cartouche of two birds, painted gold, 27cm,another on Carved and Pierced Ebonised Sticks and Guards, hand painted pale blue silk mount recto with a bull fighting scene, the fighter with embroidered epaulettes and detail to costume, verso in blue silk decorated with emblem of crossed red flags with a bulls head to the centre, 35cm,another on Shaped Ebonised Sticks and Guards hand painted with swallows in flight and blossom branch recto on blue silk, plain blue silk verso, 34cm, Smaller Example Depicting a Milk Maid wearing a yoke laden with two buckets of milk besides a lamb, on bamboo style sticks and guards, verso mount undecorated, 23cmA Cream Lacquer Kashmir Type Box and Cover of 'coffin' shape, 34.5cm by 12cm (widest), (5)The Late Mrs Jean Hoyle Collection of Fans and Costume Accessories

British army uniform, a khaki green jacket with Firmin & Sons of London Kings Own Scottish Borderers brass buttons, gilt metal collar badge, epaulettes with KOSB titles, also with a pair of tartan trousers and 'hairy' khaki trousers.

British army uniform, a red doublet jacket with J Stewart & Sons of Edinburgh label penned 'J H C COX ESQ' having Herbert & Co brass Royal Highlanders Black Watch buttons, Black Watch collar badges and bullion wire knot epaulettes with rank insignia for the rank of Captain.

British army uniform, a red mess dress jacket with Fifeshire Volunteer Rifles collar badges, bullion wire knot epaulettes with insignia for the rank of Lieutenant, and a waistcoat.

British army uniform, a red doublet jacket with Coles & Co of London label penned 'CAPT D B AITKEN OFC' having Seaforth Highlanders brass buttons and collar badges, bullion wire knot epaulettes with rank insignia for the rank of Captain.

Pair of Scottish Deputy Lieutenant bullion wire epaulettes with thistle badge, held in black metal tin. Provenance: ex Christies Scotland lot 191 10th March 1993.

British army uniform, a red doublet jacket having Hawkes and Co brass Kings Own Scottish Borderers KOSB buttons, bullion wire collar badges and bullion wire knot epaulettes with rank insignia for the rank of Major. Provenance: Wallis and Wallis lot 479 sale 349692.

British Army uniform, a black overcoat with blue velvet cuffs having Ranken & Co of Calcutta buttons, and bullion wire knot epaulettes with rank insignia for the rank of Major General.

British army uniform, a red tunic jacket having The Queens Royal West Surrey Regiment brass buttons, with bullion wire knot epaulettes.

British army uniform, a red tunic jacket with Robert Gibb of Kirkcaldy label, having Royal Highlanders Black Watch buttons, Fifeshire collar badges, bullion wire knot epaulettes, brown leather shoulder belt with Fifeshire Volunteer Rifles badge having lions head boss and whistle with pouch, brown leather waist belt with Fifeshire Volunteer Rifles buckle, also a pair of trousers and a black tunic with red stripe trousers. Provenance: reputed to be the uniform of Captain James McConnochie. We cannot guarantee age 

British army uniform, a red doublet jacket with Hawkes and Co of London label, having Hawkes and Co brass Kings Own Scottish Borderers KOSB buttons, bullion wire collar badges and epaulettes with bullion wire 'M' badges.

Pair of bullion wire naval epaulettes with fouled anchor badge, held in cardboard box.

PAIR OF SWEDISH SILVER HORSE GUARD EPAULETTES, MILT:EKIR AKT:BOLAGET, HALLMARKED FOR STOCKHOLM 1896 with brass crown and cypher mount, cloth backed

FRENCH INFANTRY OFFICER'S EPAULETTES, CIRCA 1873 in gilt metal with gilt bullion tassels, the interior mount stamped 'CH.C Marque De Fabrique', housed in original Berthelon, A. Saunier & Cie. simulated red Morocco box

A red suede coat, labelled Heatona, Suedalope lamb suede leather, Strong and Fisher England, suede button fastening, pocket detail to the front, the collar half red leather, with  a 1980's/'90's leather and mink jacket with batwing sleeves, leather buttoned epaulettes to the shoulders, the back full leather, the mink detail to the front of the jacket (2)

A late Victorian Child's Military Uniform, retailed by Peter Robinson, London, the blue jacket with white collar and front panel with gilt brass armorial buttons, gold cord epaulettes and aguilettes to one side, together with matching striped leg trousers.

A fine Victorian Westmoreland and Cumberland Yeomanry officer's scarlet shell jacket, heavily decorated with silver braid frogging and lace trim, silvered plain buttons, 48 half buttons to front, 21 ball buttons to front, (3 missing), 6 ½ buttons to cuffs and epaulettes. GC (some moth and staining) £300-400