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Lot 520
A Regency silk picture, worked en grisaille with figures near classical ruins, 31.5 x 49.5cm, verre eglomise mount, gilt cavetto frame and a Regency polychrome silk picture of The Injured Bird (2) The first threadbare in places with loss and heavily stained. The second with small darning repair and dusty but pigments still reasonably strong
Lot 551
Miscellaneous postcards, cigarette cards and photographs, including several albums, first half 20th c, including an album of snapshot photographs mounted by corners only and captioned in white ink of views in Sierra Leone and elsewhere in East and West Africa, Ceylon (Sri Lanka) and Egypt Variable condition. The album clean
Lot 566
Ireland, Female Education. Specimens of Needle-Work Executed in the Female Model School, Kildare-Place, Dublin, 26(+1) mounted cotton, linen and wool specimens on printed leaves, arranged from first to twelfth class, plates 22 x 14cm, original Morocco backed marbled boards, Dublin: printed by George Folds [c1836] The Society for the Promotion of Education of the Poor of Ireland, better known as the Kildare Place Society, was established in 1811 by a group of enlightened philanthropists, many of whom were Quakers. The Society's principal aim was establishing a national system of modern primary education on a non-denominational Christian basis that was acceptable to Catholics. It was involved in teacher training for men and women, the building of schools and the establishment of an inspectorate. From 1815 onwards, the Society received substantial government grant aid. An important part of its mission was the publication of greatly improved publications for the poor, who?s only previous experience of printed matter was the chap book. The present book appears to be extremely rare and is, moreover, complete, retaining all the specimens of finished garments in miniature, including examples of hosiery, straw plaiting, a corset, smock, woollen blanket, patchwork, darning samples, printed cotton and a linen sampler inscribed MODEL SCHOOL KILDARE PLACE 1836
Lot 671
After Jacob van Ruisdael - Landscape with a Waterfall and a Castle on a Hill, oil on canvas, 75 x 61.5cm After the picture in the National Gallery, London An old, probably 19th c, copy of the original, lined in the first half of the 20th c with some restoration, in early 20th c ebonised frame
Lot 161
A suite of burr maple wall furniture,comprising: a glazed cabinet,with sliding cupboard over three drawers, and cupboards below, on a low plinth,107cm wide30.5cm deep107cm high,a low bookshelf with an end cupboard,131cm23.5cm deep68.5cm high,a cupboard,enclosing two drawers and with divisions below,36cm wide38cm deep68.5cm high,a bookshelf,81cm wide28cm deep72.5cm high,another bookcase section,133cm wide23.5cm deep68.5cm high,a cupboard section,with a metal-lined base, hinged cupboard/waste bin, and a cupboard with a shelf and divisions,78.5cm wide38cm deep68.5cm high (6)Provenance: Sea Lane House, Littlehampton, West Sussex.Lots 161-163The following three lots formed part of the interior of Sea Lane House, the only house in Britain to have been designed by Marcel Breuer, the Bauhaus-trained architect.Sea Lane House was designed in 1936, by Breuer and British architect FRS Yorke, for James Macnabb, who never actually occupied it. It was subsequently bought in 1943 by Richard Papelien, an engineer and celebrated figure in the automotive industry.The house was constructed with brick and concrete, and the three lots for sale here are believed to have been designed and made specifically for the building.Marcel Breuer briefly studied art in Vienna before joining the Bauhaus in the 1920s. First a student and then a teacher, he became head of the celebrated furniture workshop. On leaving the Bauhaus, Breuer practised as an architect in Berlin before fleeing the Nazi regime and moving to London in 1935, where he stayed for two years. In 1939, he was invited by Walter Gropius (the founder of the Bauhaus and former teacher of Breuer) to work at Harvard University.Condition ReportAll pieces need restoration - losses to the veneers. Plinths with damage.
Lot 315
A mosaic wall mirror,100cm wide61cm high, andanother (2)Condition ReportThe second mirror is 90.5cm wide, 52cm high.The brass bezel on the first mirror is slightly loose and knocked. Brown tape residue and some flaking to the mirror on the second mirror in the lot. Further photos added to the website
Lot 499
A collection of books, including: The First Men in the Moon, by H.G. Wells; British Arms in China & Japan, by Rennie; The Last Days of Hitler, by H.R. Trevor Roper; Memoirs of a British Agent, by R.H. Bruce Lockhart; Retreat from Glory, by R.H. Bruce Lockhart; and others, contained across two boxes.
Lot 130
CARAN D'ACHE FOUNTAIN PEN.Silver barrel and coloured lacquer.Limited edition.Silver nib. F point.No box.Measurements: 16 cm long, 15.6 mm. diameter.The fountain pen that corresponds to us was very important. It is from the La Modernista collection of 1998 in honour of Antoni Gaudí. This collection was inspired by the colourful mosaics and plant and geometric shapes of Catalan modernism. Only 1888 units were produced in allusion to the first Universal Exhibition in Barcelona, which took place that year.Hexagonal barrel made of silver with lacquer decorations in the form of a mosaic and chiselled decorations. Silver nib, F-point.
Lot 155
AURORA BICENTENARIO FOUNTAIN PEN 1997.White resin barrel and 18kt yellow gold plated decoration.Limited edition 0577/1997.Nib in 18 kts. gold and 750 mls. silver. Screw cap.Piston mechanism.No box.Measurements: 12,5 cm. length; 18 mm. diameter.Aurora, Bicentenary of the Birth of the Italian Flag, limited edition fountain pen in white resin and gold plated, no. 0577/1997, with fine 18 carat gold nib and piston mechanism.Since its founding in 1919, the fundamental characteristic of the first Italian fountain pen manufacturer has been the combination of the inspired craftsmanship of the finest artisans with the most modern technologies available. The company's catalogue includes all types of fountain pens, from everyday fountain pens to luxury fountain pens and collector's fountain pens. With different materials for their manufacture, gold, silver, chrome, celluloid (Aureoloid), resins, etc.
Lot 85
Bracelet, s. XIX. Made up of five strands of cultured pearls from ca. 6mm diameter. Clasp-brooch in 18 kts yellow gold and sight in first law silver, Elizabethan style, with a central emerald, emerald cut, 16 x 16 mm and ca. 6 cts. of weight. The piece is completed by two bars with 34 small rose-cut diamonds weighing 0.15 cts. Tongue closure.Weight: 62.40 g.Measurements: 3.9 x 3.2 cm (clasp / closure) and 19 cm (total length)
Lot 389
The London Mint Office: The Silver Commemorative Collection, consisting of thirteen coins with certificates:2005 £2 WWII Anniversary, 2003 £2 DNA Discovery, 1996 Crown Queen Elizabeth II 70th Birthday, 1995 £2 50th Anniversary of WWII Peace, 1993 Crown 40th Anniversary of Queen Elizabeth II Coronation, 1987 £1 English Oak, 1983 £1 First Issue, 1981 Crown Royal Wedding, 1980 Crown Queen Mother 80th Birthday, 1977 Crown Silver Jubilee, 1972 Crown Silver Wedding Anniversary, 1937 Crown Coronation Year, 1935 Crown Silver Jubilee. In box.
Lot 1002
MONT BLANC, GERMANY A BOXED SILVER AND GILT-MOUNTED FOUNTAIN PEN, MODEL 'MEISTERSTUCK', serial no. XR2852511, TOGETHER WITH ANOTHER, the first with black resin body with gilt band at tip, the reeded lid in hallmarked silver with gilt bands, the side engraved 'FROM GIACOMO', Mont Blanc star to end, medium 18k white gold '4810' nib, in its makers leatherette presentation box (no papers), together with a Taiwanese copy of a biro in the 'Mont Blanc' style (no refill present)
Lot 1059
SMITH & WESSON, USA A .44 (RUSSIAN) SIX-SHOT REVOLVER, MODEL 'DOUBLE ACTION FIRST MODEL', serial no. 7532, circa 1898, with nickel-plated 6in. barrel, raised sighting-rib signed by the maker and with patent dates to 1880, crescent fore-sight, break-open auto-ejecting frame with blued release catch, fluted cylinder with distinctive double notch locking slots, chequered hard-rubber grips embossed with the 'S&W' trademark, plated trigger-guard, colour-hardened trigger and hammer, the whole with some light blistering and flaking to plated finish S5 - Sold as a Section 5 Firearm under the 1968 Firearms Act, Sections 7.3 and 7.1 Eligible.Unless prior arrangement has been made, two weeks after the Sealed bid sale, all Section 5 (and Section 7.1 / 7.3) items will be moved to a Section 5 carriers where storage charges will be incurred.Goods will not be released until all outstanding charges have been met. Collection will be by arrangement.
Lot 1066
SMITH & WESSON, USA A .44 (RUSSIAN) SIX-SHOT REVOLVER, MODEL 'DOUBLE-ACTION FIRST MODEL', serial no. 47229, circa 1898, with blued 6in. barrel, raised sighting-rib signed by the maker and with patent dates to 1880, crescent fore-sight, break-open auto-ejecting frame with blued release catch, fluted cylinder with distinctive double notch locking slots, chequered hard-rubber grips embossed with the 'S&W' trademark, blued trigger-guard, colour-hardened trigger and hammer, the whole retaining a strong amount of original blued finish S5 - Sold as a Section 5 Firearm under the 1968 Firearms Act, Sections 7.3 and 7.1 Eligible.Unless prior arrangement has been made, two weeks after the Sealed bid sale, all Section 5 (and Section 7.1 / 7.3) items will be moved to a Section 5 carriers where storage charges will be incurred.Goods will not be released until all outstanding charges have been met. Collection will be by arrangement.
Lot 1068
COLT, USA A .38 (RIMLESS SMOKELESS) SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL, MODEL '1902 MILITARY', serial no. 14864, for first year of manufacture, 1902, with 6in. barrel, sighted slide marked on the right hand side 'AUTOMATIC COLT' over 'CALIBRE 38 RIMLESS SMOKELESS' and 'MODEL 1902', the left hand side marked 'BROWNING'S PATENT, PAT'D APR 20. 1897, SEPT 9. 1902' together with the makers details and address, the frame with chequered hard-rubber grips embossed 'COLT' together with the Colt trademark, lanyard swivel to heel, the whole refinished in chrome plate S5 - Sold as a Section 5 Firearm under the 1968 Firearms Act, Sections 7.3 and 7.1 Eligible.Unless prior arrangement has been made, two weeks after the Sealed bid sale, all Section 5 (and Section 7.1 / 7.3) items will be moved to a Section 5 carriers where storage charges will be incurred.Goods will not be released until all outstanding charges have been met. Collection will be by arrangement. * Please note this item is subject to 5% VAT on the hammer price (UK Buyers only).
Lot 1104
WINCHESTER REPEATING ARMS, USA A RARE .44-40 'MODEL 1873 - SPECIAL ORDER' LEVER-ACTION SPORTING RIFLE, serial no. 849, for second year of production, 1874, with octagonal 24 1/4in. nitro reproved barrel signed 'WINCHESTER'S REPEATING ARMS NEW HAVEN CT. KINGS IMPROVEMENT PATENTED MARCH 29 1866 OCTOBER 16 1860', folding bead and blade fore-sight, flush folding three leaf rear-sight (originally with standing notch, missing), plain receiver with internal first model sliding dust-cover, top-tang marked 'MODEL 1873', walnut straight-hand butt-stock with iron crescent heel-plate fitted with sliding central trap, single set trigger, no calibre designation to brass lifter, plain walnut fore-end with iron nose-cap and under-barrel full-length magazine, mostly refinished, stock only fitted with sling swivel S1 - Sold as a Section 1 Firearm under the 1968 Firearms Act * Please note this item is subject to 5% VAT on the hammer price (UK Buyers only).
Lot 1121
STEYR A SCARCE 6.5x55mm KRAG 'KRAG J�RGENSEN M1894 (LANG KRAG)' BOLT-MAGAZINE SERVICE RIFLE, serial no. 11311, dated 1897, 30in. nitro reproved (in 2022) barrel with tall block-mounted blade fore-sight, adjustable tangent sight graduated from 1- 2200, receiver ring marked 'STEYR 1897', internal rotary box magazine with downward pivoting loading gate and inspection trap, magazine cut-off with thumb cutout marked 'S' and 'AA', manual flag safety, manual cocking knob, three-quarter length semi-pistolgrip stock, the fore-part with short cleaning rod, two barrel bands, the first band with sling swivel, canvas and leather sling with quick-detachable front-mount, second barrel band with stacking ring and hook for parade use, bayonet lug, 14in. pull including steel buttplate with central trapdoor containing oiler and pull through, matching numbers, retaining a good amount of seemingly original finish, weight 9lb. 2oz. S1 - Sold as a Section 1 Firearm under the 1968 Firearms Act * Please note this item is subject to 5% VAT on the hammer price (UK Buyers only).
Lot 1132
WINCHESTER REPEATING ARMS, USA A .38-55 (WIN) 'MODEL 1894' LEVER-ACTION TAKE-DOWN SPORTING RIFLE, serial no. 9078, first year of production, 1894, with round 26in. barrel marked 'MANUFACTURED BY THE WINCHESTER REPEATING ARMS CO. NEW-HAVEN CONN U.S.A.', dove-tailed nickel-bladed fore-sight, elevating buckhorn rear-sight, slab-sided top-eject action (slight play on take-down joint), top tang marked 'MODEL 1894' over 'WINCHESTER', over 'PAT AUG 21. 1894', straight hand walnut butt-stock with crescent heel-plate, plain fore-end (woodwork refreshed), full-length magazine tube with takedown lever at tip, eyelets for a Winchester sling (absent), light traces only of faded finish S1 - Sold as a Section 1 Firearm under the 1968 Firearms Act * Please note this item is subject to 5% VAT on the hammer price (UK Buyers only).
Lot 23
BSA, BIRMINGHAM AN EXTREMELY RARE .177 UNDER-LEVER AIR-RIFLE, MODEL 'MILITARY PATTERN (LONG)', serial no. 119, circa 1908/9, first series with 20 1/2in. sighted barrel (probably slightly shortened), military pattern ladder rear-sight, the air chamber engraved 'THE BIRMINGHAM SMALL ARMS COMPANY LIMITED', the trigger-block with dummy bolt later engraved 'BSA MILITARY AIR RIFLE' and cleaned of finish, walnut military-style half-stock, the butt probably replaced with one from a service rifle and fitted with a brass heel-plate, the spade-catch style underlever engraved 'LINCOLN JEFFERIES PATENT' (possibly replaced), loop for sling swivel on barrel and forwards of trigger-guard, strong amount of apparent original finish to metalwork Pre-1939
Lot 318
TWO VINTAGE HAND-CARVED WOODEN DUCK-DECOYS, both of possible commercial quality and possibly late 19th century, the first in the form of a mallard and measuring approximately 16in. complete with a weighted wood keel, the second smaller at approximately 12in. with weighted underside, both with age-related damage, the second with shot marks, both fitted with glass eyes
Lot 323
REMINGTON U.M.C., USA A RARE ENAMEL HANGING CARTRIDGE SIGN TOGETHER WITH ANOTHER IN CARD, the first pre-war and depicting a cartridge with a green hull marked 'REMINGTON' with a 'REM-UMC' headstamp, the second similar but the hull marked 'REMINGTON KLEANBORE WETPROOF BRITISH LOADED', both with airgun pellet damage
Lot 329
THREE CARD CARTRIDGE SHOP DISPLAY CARDS, all pre-war and measuring 24 7/8in. x 19in., the first stating 'KYNOCH AMMUNITION UNRIVALED' in red lettering on a yellow ground with illustrations of 'PRIMAX' and 'BONAX' Kynoch-Nobel cartridges, the second stating 'ELEY AMMUNITION UNEQUALLED' with illustrations of 'PEGAMOID', 'VELOCITY', ' 'GASTIGHT', 'GRAND PRIX' and '20 GAUGE' Eley Nobel cartridges, the last stating 'NOBEL'S UNRIVALLED AMMUNITION SOLD HERE' together with 'THE BEST SPORTING POWDERS, BALLISTITE (DENSE) & IMPROVED EMPIRE (BULK) together with illustrations of 'NONEKA', 'ORION', 'VALEKA', 'CLYDE', 'AJAX' and 'REGENT' Nobel-Glasgow cartridges, all cards with some water-damage, the last severe
Lot 333
THREE CARTRIDGE ADVERTISING CARDS OF LOCAL INTEREST, the first circa 1960, 14in. x 10in. and stating 'AGENTS FOR GALLYONS PRECISION LOADED CARTRIDGES' together with the Royal Warrant for Queen Elizabeth II and the King's Lynn and Cambridge addresses and featuring illustrations of the 'SANDRINGHAM', 'LYNTON', 'GRANTON' and CAMROYD' cartridges with the legend 'PRECISION MADE FOR ACCURATE SHOOTING AT LONG RANGE', the second probably pre World War Two, measuring 20in. x 12 1/2in. and stating 'WE ARE AGENTS FOR C.S. ROSSON & CO. LTD NORWICH. YOU CAN OBTAIN ROSSON'S CARTRIDGES HERE' together with an illustration of two ducks (mild staining and pin holes), the last of similar date with an illustration of a pheasant in flight and stating 'CARTRIDGES WE ARE AGENTS FOR C.S. ROSSON & CO, 7 BEDFORD ST. NORWICH' (corner broken, dirty)
Lot 334
WEBLEY & SCOTT LTD. AND W.W. GREENER, THREE RARE GUNMAKERS SHOP ADVERTISING DISPLAY CARDS, the first circa 1950, 17in. x 12in. and depicting 'THE WEBLEY HAMMERLESS EJECTOR GUN' together with 'KNOWN FOR ITS HIGH QUALITY WORKMANSHIP, PERFORMANCE AND RELIABILITY' over ' ASK FOR CATALOGUE, WEBLEY & SCOTT LTD BIRMINGHAM' (some mild scuffing and staining), the second circa 1965, 13 1/2in. x 8 3/8in. featuring and illustration of a country gentleman sat with his gun and dog next to a Landrover above 'WEBLEY' in an orange circle and stating 'DOUBLE AND SINGLE BARRELLED SPORTING GUNS, BOLT ACTION SHOT GUNS INCLUDING .410, 9mm AND .22 GARDEN GUNS, ALL SHOOTING ACCESSORIES' with the Birmingham 21 Handsworth address, the last circa 1919 and featuring an illustration of Greener's 'St George' gun below 'W.W. GREENER RIFLES, GUNS, CARTRIDGES', the lower left corner with illustrations of Greener's 'SPORTING LIFE', DEAD SHOT' and 'PARAGON' cartridges, the right corner with 'LONDON NEW-YORK, MONTREAL & MELBOURNE' together with the St Mary's Square Head Office address in Birmingham
Lot 336
TWO RARE KYNOCH-NOBEL POINT OF SALE INFORMATION CARDS, circa 1953, both approximately 8in. x 12in., the first featuring an illustration of a prowling lion above 'KYNOCH RIFLE CARTRIDGES, UNSURPASSED FOR RELIABILITY AND ACCURACY, the top with 'NOBEL' trade-mark, the reverse with details of the African lion and the big cat species together with ballistic information on calibres from .280 Rimless to .600 Nitro Express, the second with an image of a prone rifle shooter facing the viewer above 'IF YOU WANT POSSIBLES USE NOBEL'S .22 LONG RIFLE CARTRIDGES, again with the 'NOBEL' trade-mark above, the reverse with information and test groups of the ammunition and a recommendation to use in BSA rifles
Lot 510
F. MORGENROTH, GERMANY A FINE 20-BORE PERCUSSION SPORTING-RIFLE WITH PAKTONG MOUNTS, no visible serial number, first quarter of the 19th century with later conversion to percussion, the octagonal to sixteen-sided twist iron 31 1/4in. barrel signed in gold 'MORGENROTH IN GERNRODE' flanked by gilt running vines, the breech end inlet with a standing stag in white metal, gold borders to the breech-block, dove-tailed white metal fore-sight, standing notch rear-sight, the foot inlet with gilt scrolls, engraved top-tang, the top-nail bordered with a gold band, flat bar-action lock signed in gold 'F. MORGENROTH IN GERNRODE' and engraved with a broad acanthus leaf border to lower edge, the top-edge behind snail engraved with rolling clouds and lightning bolts, the tail carved and molded transforming into the head of a boar, the hammer carved and moulded as a winged mythical beast, the original frizzen replaced with a hinged nipple guard safe, all with applied and inlet gold detail, finely chequered walnut full-stock, the chequered panels of complex shape with leaf-carved borders, a relief carved recumbent stag in a woodland setting behind the raised and moulded cheek-piece, the heel carved with a broad oak-leaf border and fitted with a wooden patchbox lid relief carved with the head of a stag, gamescene engraved and moulded paktong heel-plate, crowned escutcheon to wrist, broad engraved paktong pillar trigger-guard bow with raised scrolled lower tang, double set triggers, broad pierced and engraved paktong barrel-band, engraved paktong ramrod throat and roll-ended thimbles, horn tipped wood ramrod and fittings for sling
Lot 613
BACON MFG. CO., USA A .31 PERCUSSION FIVE-SHOT POCKET-REVOLVER, MODEL 'FIRST MODEL TRANSITIONAL', serial no. 176, circa 1860, with Birmingham proved round 4in. barrel signed along the top 'BACON MFG. CO. NORWICH CONN.', hinged under-barrel rammer, wedge barrel key, American scroll engraved open iron frame with engraved back-strap, plain cylinder roll engraved with five oval panels, single action mechanism and smooth walnut grips, retaining small traces of original finish and colour
Lot 615
COLT, USA A .36 PERCUSSION SINGLE-ACTION REVOLVER, MODEL '1861 NAVY', serial no. 1708, for first year of production, 1861, with round 7 1/2in. barrel, signature to top lightly rubbed, plain cylinder scrubbed of scene, open iron frame marked 'COLTS PATENT', calibre marking to left rear top of trigger guard, brass grip-straps and flared walnut grips, under-barrel rammer, all matching numbers including wedge, faded refinish throughout
Lot 734
WINCHESTER REPEATING ARMS, USA A GOOD .32-40 (W&B) REPEATING SPORTING-RIFLE, MODEL '1894', serial no. 6979, for first year of manufacture,1894, with blued 26in. octagonal barrel, the top-flat marked 'MANUFACTURED BY THE WINCHESTER REPEATING ARMS CO. NEW HAVEN CONN U.S.A.', dove-tailed nickel blade fore-sight, buckhorn rear-sight, calibre designation at breech, blued receiver with the majority of original finish remaining, colour hardened hammer, model designation to top-tang, walnut straight hand butt-stock with crescent heel-plate, colour hardened finger-lever, walnut for-end and full-length under-barrel magazine tube, overall length 44 3/4in., weight approximately 7 1/2lb., with a factory letter Sold as an exempt item under Section 58 (2) of the 1968 Firearms Act, to be held as a curiosity or ornament
Lot 800
COLT, USA A RARE .41 RIMFIRE VEST-PISTOL, MODEL 'COLT'S FIRST PATTERN No3 DERRINGER' or 'THUER'S PATENT', no visible serial number, late first production circa 1870-71, with Birmingham proved 2 1/2in. barrel signed 'COLT' in italic letters on the top (refinished, now faded), open nickel-plated moulded brass frame with raised bolster around the hinge-screw (strong traces of plate remaining), exposed hammer with upright spur, spur trigger and strongly curved birdshead butt fitted with smooth walnut grips Sold as an exempt item under Section 58 (2) of the 1968 Firearms Act, to be held as a curiosity or ornament
Lot 897
SMITH & WESSON FOR J. CRANE, LONDON A GOOD CASED .32 RIMFIRE POCKET-REVOLVER, MODEL '1 1/2', serial no. 18945, first issue version circa 1867, with blued tip-up octagonal 3 1/2in. barrel, the raised sighting rib signed 'SMITH & WESSON, SPRINGFIELD MASS.' over 'PAT'D. APR. 3. JULY 5. 1859 & NOV. 21 1865', nickel crescent fore-sight, blued hinged frame with cylinder lock forwards of the spur trigger, plain five-shot cylinder, colour hardened hammer, flared smooth rose-wood grips and blued grip-straps, the back strap engraved 'J.H. CRANE, SOLE AGENTS, ROYAL EXCHANGE E.C.', the pistol retaining much original finish (cylinder lock at fault), complete with its English market oak casing (missing circular brass escutcheon to lid), J.H. Crane parchment trade label inside lid, the tray compartmented and lined in green baize accommodating the pistol and a cleaning rod, with compartments for ammunition and sundries and also including a period magazine cutting advertising the revolver and two airweight paper sheets from Smith & Wesson describing the revolver and their agent J.H. Crane Sold as an exempt item under Section 58 (2) of the 1968 Firearms Act, to be held as a curiosity or ornament
Lot 296
Part 2-World War 1 A Very Rare Parcel of Original First World War Documents relating to Sergeant W Netley 13 th Battery Royal Field Artillery and 157 Brigade Royal Field Artillery, includes: his Soldier Pay Book dating from 1915 to 1916 (thedate he wrote his will) along with documents from the War office dated 1946 referring to his service in WW1 with commendations of valuable service, anewspaper clip plus letter confirming mention in despatches dated 1919, signed letters of reference mentioning him as ?one of the very best type of NCO? and of ?Exemplary Character? and recommendation to join the TA. His certificate of employment stating that he was employed as a Prison Officer between discharge after the Boer War and signing up again in WW1. Correspondence from the Prison Service dating 1919 after his return and his protection certificate dated 1919 stating his was granted 28 days ?Furlough?
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