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An Imperial German child’s military jacket and trousers, of khaki cotton cloth, the jacket with plain gilt buttons, scarlet epaulettes with regimental number “8”, and green collar with gilt pips. GC

2 pre 1953 Naval jackets of a Royal Naval Reserve Lieutenant Commander with WWII medal ribbons including Atlantic Star, GC; a post war German NCO’s tunic (epaulettes incomplete); two post war German fire service peaked caps (1 missing its badge); and a modern German style Kevlar helmet with camouflage cover. Average GC

A framed display group of parts of a Coldstream Guards uniform depicting buttoned and braided sleeve and shoulder epaulettes, 45cm x 50cm

Two sets of late 19th / early 20th Century European epaulettes / shoulder scales

A William IV / early Victorian Royal Irish Dragoon Guards full dress accoutrement and regalia group, comprising sabretache, waist belt and straps, shoulder belt and pouch, and a cased set of epaulettes with two sword knots, the sabretache and shoulder belt pouch complete with field service covers, some elements bearing the inscribed name J Andrews. Provenance. The group is accompanied by an old typewritten biography of Captain John Andrews, and related correspondence from the Public Record Office dated 1966. An extract from the latter reads "Enlisted Corporal at Birmingham, 17th August 1807, promoted Corporal in Spain, 21st May 1813, Sergeant in Ireland 25th December 1815, appointed Paymaster Sergeant 12th November 1816, commissioned Quartermaster 20th June 1834, placed on half pay 3rd October 1848, promoted Honorary Captain 18th July 1862, died 6th June 1871." Thence by descent to the vendor.

A pair of Victorian Royal Navy Captains' bullion epaulettes

A pair of Victorian Royal Navy Lieutenants' bullion epaulettes

British Cloth trade patches (15) Includes: Navigator, rank chevron, epaulettes, Coldstream guards, Rifle proficiency etc.

Royal Artillery 1869 pattern Red Mess jacket with black shawl collar Epaulettes and cuffs with red waistcoat. Kings crown buttons

Royal Navy Commanders Mess Dress jacket dated April 28th 1906. Named to The Hon. R. Coke. Missing its epaulettes. Small size

Yeomanry c.1900's Other ranks stable jacket Red with white collar and decorative cuffs. 10 silver buttons with lion and unicorn collar badges missing. Twisted white Epaulettes. Post 1901 (King's Crown buttons).

Two pairs of military spurs and three chain mail epaulettes

Assorted items related to the late Rear Admiral Michael Donald Kyrle-Pope, including a silver mounted desk clip, in the form of an anchor, a boat cloak, various buttons, epaulettes and associated items (qty)

Officer's Sam Brown holster and belt, also a WW1 death plaque, also a pair of Epaulettes and two framed medals. Condition report: see terms and conditions

Royal Navy epaulettes and sword tassles, early 19C by Batten & Adams in original tin - Est £200 to £300 The tassels are for the sword and are ceremonial. They have gilded wire. J Batten of Devonport on the bottom (Batten and Adams were naval outfitters and are good well known makers). Believed he was a new captain of less than 3 years. Late Georgian or early Victorian, early 19th century. It has a kings Crown on it.

Various collectables including epaulettes, badges, etc

An André Courrèges black wool suit, circa 1970, Paris labelled and 00, the jacket with concealed button fastening and epaulettes, long A-line skirt with two curved front pockets and buttons, bust 86cm, 34in, waist 66cm, 26in (2) CONDITION REPORT: good condition

Four painted wood commemorative miniature lifebelts - SS Perim, Orcades, Orsova and Wavebank (1960s-70s) to/w various merchant seaman's shoulder epaulettes, brass uniform buttons, etc (box)

A Geo. VI Naval officer's bicorn hat by Gieves Ltd of 21 Old Bond Street, London, together with a matching pair of gold braid epaulettes, cased plume and sword belt, housed in a red velvet lined fitted tin case, named to the lid J.M.G. Waldegrave, with remains of paper label naming Hon J. Waldegrave Lt Commander, 1941. John Montagu Granville Waldegrave. DSC (29th August 1905 - 18th February 1944) was a British Naval Commander during WWII. Waldegrave was the eldest son of the 5th Baron Radstock. He commanded the cruiser HMS Vindictive 1938-39, and the sloop HMS Puffin in 1939. It was whilst commanding the Puffin that he was awarded the Distinguished Service cross for anti-submarine work. Waldegrave went on to command HMS Windsor and HMS Punjabi before being assigned to the cruiser HMS Penelope as executive officer in September 1943. On the 18th of February 1944, Penelope was torpedoed by U-410 while returning from Anzio and Commander Waldegrave was lost with the ship. He left behind his wife Lady Hersey Boyle and two young daughters, and is commemorated on the Portsmouth Naval Memorial. Having no male heirs, the barony of Radstock became extinct upon upon the 5th baron's death in 1953.

SELECTION OF HIGHLAND PIPERS ACCESSORIES including two brown leather sporrans with tassels, a black leather sporran with tassels, two pairs of white marching band spats, one pair of pipers kilt hose tops, two pairs of garters, a thistle decorated white metal and synthetic stone brooch, four leather belts, a pair of shoulder epaulettes, a Glengarry with a circular metal badge of the Moffat Pipe Band and a skean dhu

Two early 19th Century painted wax silhouettes the glazed and framed wax silhouettes of Georgian Naval officers in Naval uniform with fringed epaulettes, 16cm high x 13cm wide and 13cm high x 10cm wide, to include a frame containing three pink wax portrait silhouettes, two gentlemen and one lady, 20cm high x 24cm wide and an oval glazed and framed wax scenic panel depicting a harbour with foreground of sheep, donkeys, people, boats, dogs etc (4)

Police epaulettes, badges, buttons etc

Two pairs of Guernsey Militia epaulettes, with strung bugle emblems. (4)

An Admiralty bi-corn hat in box and a pair of epaulettes in tin

An assortment of Russian Military ephemera including epaulettes, passports, buttons and badges (Qty)

Second World War R.A.F. crew kit bag containing Great Coat, with Flight Lieutenant's epaulettes, named to V. T. Wilkes, together with no. 1 dress jacket with mounted ribbons and later Queens crown buttons, other uniform and photographs of Vernon Wilkes D.F.C., together with an unused R.A.F. W / T log book

Nazi Waffen S.S. tunic M.42 with epaulettes, collar patches and medal ribbons, R.B. stamps to interior

EPAULETTES & 18ct CUFFLINKS etc A Colonial Officers black epaulettes and brass GS badge. Together with a pair of cased 18Ct Cufflinks with BIS initials also a pair of cased 18Ct studs. Hallmarked for 1898

A German officer’s greatcoat, field grey with green collar and Oberleutnant’s epaulettes (one epaulette partly detached); and a long field grey waterproof coat. GC (2)

A pair of late 19th century Imperial German officer’s gilt lace epaulettes, 2½” tassels, embroidered and sequinned eagle in shield, surmounted by a crown, within the crescents. GC (minor fading and age wear) Plate 1

A German Luftwaffe officer’s long waterproof coat, with Leutnant’s epaulettes and silver buttons, and label of “Verkaufsabteilung der Luftwaffe (L.V.A), Berlin”. Near VGC

A German Luftwaffe officer’s greatcoat, with Third Reich epaulettes and collar patches of a Signal Section Oberleutnant. Near VGC

A pair of officer’s silver lace full dress epaulettes of the Arundel and Bramber Yeomanry, 1831-48. 3” bullion tassels, scarlet cloth edging to strap, blue velvet lining. Very Good Condition. Plate 4

A British 1942 pattern Parachutist jacket, the maker’s label dated 1945, the inside marked “2/238” in yellow paint, the back marked in paint “2/21” over red and black roundel and over “O4O” (worn); an American combat jacket, with coloured “Airborne” flash, and matching trousers with built in webbing magazine pouches; a Third Reich NCO’s jacket with insignia (very worn, no epaulettes); and a WWII US tank crew fibre helmet. Average GC

An Imperial German child’s military jacket and trousers, of khaki cotton cloth, the jacket with plain gilt buttons, scarlet epaulettes with regimental number “8”, and green collar with gilt pips. GC

A German Luftwaffe officer’s tunic, with Third Reich insignia of an Anti Aircraft Section Leutnant, including epaulettes, collar patches, silver bullion breast eagle and aigulettes, miniature medal ribbons, and black wound badge. Near VGC (small moth holes to one arm)

A Third Reich NCO’s tropical drill tunic, with epaulettes, collar patches, and brown buttons, and with added Afrika Korps cuff band. GC (some wear)

A German brown leather short jacket, with 2 rows of simulated brown leather buttons and cavalry major’s epaulettes. GC (some wear).

A Michael Sutty large painted porcelain figure “Duke of Wellington 1805”, in full dress holding bicorne hat, scarlet coatee, gilt lace and epaulettes, hand on sword (detached) at waist, integral base, height overall 15”, no 21 of a limited edition of 500. Very Good Condition. Plate 26

A German Luftwaffe officer’s tunic, with Third Reich type insignia of an Anti Aircraft Section Oberstleutnant, including epaulettes, collar patches, bullion breast eagle and marksman’s lanyard. VGC

A pair of military epaulettes, in a display frame

*President's Bodyguard. An Indian uniform of the President's Bodyguard, grey with purple facings, chain mail epaulettes, brass and bi-metal insignia, brass buttons and embroidered parachute and wings breast badge, with trousers, together with a khaki great coat with Indian Army buttons, a Lieutenant-General's mess kit plus a blue jacket with Indian Army brass buttons (4)

*Third Reich. A collection of WWII German and British items, including a typed report of the Nuremberg trials titled International Military Tribunal No.1, stamped 'Not for Publication Before 2000 hours 18.10.45', German silver bullion shoulder cord, WWI Prussian Iron Cross, 2nd Class pluS WWII Iron Cross 2nd Class, 45mm wide, WWI French Croix du Combattant medal, epaulettes, Webley service pistol holster, cloth badges etc. (a small carton)

*Third Reich. A General's overcoat, green cloth with red piping, stamped 'H. Shultz Berlin G.II.A 1944', and later epaulettes and buttons, approx. 105 cm long (1)

*Third Reich. A Fallschirmjager (Paratroopers) officer's jacket, with silver bullion epaulettes and insignia with yellow collar tabs with three gulls, 78.5 cm long (1)

*Third Reich. A private purchase fighter pilot's jacket, with grey and silver bullion epaulettes and yellow piping, 'Orig. Ritsch' zippers, approx. 57 cm long Provenance: By repute believed worn by a Stuka pilot. (1)

*Third Reich. A Luftwaffe leather flying jacket, with brown "fur" collar, silver bullion epaulettes with yellow piping, leather knot buttons, RIRI zippers, 67 cm long Formerly used as a punk's jacket with traces of glitter on the back, interestingly the decal badge shape is still visible to the breast. (1)

*Third Reich. An Artillery wrapper with collar tabs, silver bullion epaulettes with red piping, cloth insignia, green composite buttons, tailor's stamps for '44 47 100 61 63 41', 69 cm long (1)

*WWII. A group of items from the estate of Joseph Joylon Dean, comprising an unattributable WWII Military Cross group, Military Cross, G.VI.R., reverse officially dated '1945', 1939-1945 Star, Africa Star with 8th Army Bar, Italy Star, Defence and War Medals, 1953 Coronation Medal plus Officer's Territorial Decoration, G.VI.R., reverse engraved '1950' with G.VI.R., E.II.R. and Territorial award Bars, good very fine, mounted for wearing together with a Tropical jacket with three pips to epaulettes and Highland Division cloth insignia, brass buttons of the Royal Artillery and Ubique collar badges, the medal riband bar for 1939-1945 Star, Africa Star with 8th Army emblem, France & Germany Star, with Battle dress and Army great coat Provenance: From the estate of 7880890 Squadron Quarter Master Sergeant Joseph Joylon Dean Royal Artillery Corps, Royal Tank Regiment (1921-2010). Dean was awarded the British Empire Medal which was Gazetted in the 13 June 1946 Supplement. The group included with the lot was consigned from the same estate. Dean joined 51st Highland Division, he was injured twice in Sicily and then in Normandy where he was wounded in a mortar attack a day after he landed, the Guardian obituary quotes a 'he looked down at his bleeding chest and noticed he was wearing his shirt back to front', interestingly his father was Basil Dean the founder of Ealing Film Studios. (4)

An old display box containing firemans axe, silver metal epaulettes, brass buttons, NFS badges

A quantity of fire brigade cloth and metal insignia including pairs of brass, white metal and chain link epaulettes; a "BA" arm band and a leather hat (lacking visor and neck guard)

An early 20th Century Firemans Tunic with original brass National Fire Brigade Association buttons and collar dogs with red felt; another similar with red piping to cuffs and red braid epaulettes (2)

An early 20th Century London Private Fire Brigades Assoc officers tunic with white metal scale epaulettes, original white metal buttons and collar badges and braid detail to each cuff

An early 20th Century Firemans tunic and trousers, the tunic labelled for Greater London Council and with original brass scale epaulettes, white metal buttons and white metal whistle with lion mask attachment and chains (2)

A late 19thC Naval Bicorn Officers 'Fore and Aft' style hat 6 7/8, in original metal case, marked W.A.F Maybourn R.N, together with epaulettes and a further metal hat case with the same name prefixed 'Lieut'

A cased pair of Victorian naval epaulettes in original Matthews & Co Outfitters, Portsea metal case named E.E Mahorn and a Gieve, Matthews & Seagrove Ltd early 20thC naval belt

Box of 1st and 2nd World War medals, badges, buttons, epaulettes etc

A tray containing two WW2 stars; two WW1 medals; a pair of epaulettes; cap tallies etc.

A pair of chain mail epaulettes, from the 30th Lancers.

Obsolete Welsh Police Constabulary buttons; Flintshire, Gwyned, Caernarvon, greatcoat, tunic  sleeve buttons plus early epaulettes Flintshire, plus selection Shropshire tunic buttons total 42