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Click here to subscribeA WWI War and Victory Medal duo awarded to 3014 Pte. P. Smith 5th London Regiment, in original envelope and card of issue, with note detailing that Private Smith was killed in action 1/7/16 on the first day of the Battle of The Somme in the attack on the Gommecourt Salient, and a WWII trio in box addressed to Flight Lieutenant K. MacDowall, also four reproduction medals.
A pair of Chinese watercolours on silk, the first depicting a peacock and the second cranes and kingfishers, both set against rocks and flowering branches, unsigned, 78.5 x 34.5cm, framed and glazed (2).Additional InformationSome creasing, spots, some discolouration, fading, etc, frames worn.
A Victorian India General Service Medal with 'Chin-Lushai 1889-90' clasp engraved to 1300 Private J.W. Wooler [?] First Battalion Cheshire Regiment.Additional InformationNoticeable edge knock at six and seven o'clock obverse, also four o'clock obverse and reverse, further scratches, nicks, etc, suspension attached but loose.
WWII RAF INTEREST; a good group mounted on two boards for an individual and his crew, the first for 1560159 Warrant Officer & Air Gunner Alfred Henry Bradshaw, a group of five including Bomber Command Medal, two cloth badges including Air Gunner, two cap badges and a pair of buttons - Bradshaw served as Air Gunner on Liberators in the Middle-East with 178 Squadron completing 39 operations during his service; the second a group, the Crew of EW - 106 U - Uncle, Lt. Thomas Elliot Knight (South Africa), J. L. W. Paul, Frederick C. Green, Robert Frederick Allen, Michael J. Holdup and aforementioned Alfred Henry Bradshaw, with associated medals including a South Africa example (unnamed) and original cloth badges and medal bars, annotated with service details - the crew formed after training in 1943 and their service included joining 178 Heavy Bomber Squadron for night raids over Eastern Europe before disbanding in mid-1944; accompanied by Bradshaw's original Flying Log Book and two folders of extensive and meticulous research detailing the flying activities of both Bradshaw and Allen.
Two Edwardian 9ct gold sporting medals to A.E. Woodier, one engraved 1904, second prize', the other engraved 'First prize A.E Woodier, H.W.C 1903', 18g, together with a silver sporting medallion to the same recipient dated 1904 (3).Additional InformationGeneral light age wear patina but overall ok.
A Crimea Medal 1854-56 with 'Sebastopol' oakleaf clasp awarded to Patrick Smith 46th Regiment accompanied by a Turkish Crimea Medal (2).Additional InformationFirst medal poor condition, substantial edge knocks, scratches, pitting, is detached from the suspension so will need repair and attention.
An Victorian Egypt 1882 Medal with 'The Nile' 1884-85 clasp awarded to 1771 Lce. Cpl. T. Cornell 1/R. W.Kent. R. and a Khedive's Star, unnamed as issue (2).Additional InformationFirst medal heavily pitted, polished, nicks and edge knocks. Star with edge knocks to points of stars, further pitting etc.
AFTER ART FRAHN; two original US 1950s pin-up lithographs, 'Spare?' and 'A Fare Loser', each approx 34.3 x 28.5cm, both framed and glazed.Footnote: Art Frahn created the 'Panties falling down series' for the Joseph C. Hoover & Sons Calendar Company during the 1950s; he also contributed to notable advertising campaigns including Coca-Cola, Quaker Oats and many more.Additional InformationThe first with a slight indent visible under a certain light, the second slightly wavy, visible under certain light.
LEWIS MORTIMER (active late 19th/early 20th century); three watercolours, 'Elter Water', 'Wast Water' and 'Langdale Pikes', all signed, the first 25 x 35cm, all framed and glazed (3).Additional InformationThe first image with some browning and marks, some further light browning to other images, general wear to frames.
DERBY; two shaped dishes with painted scene to centre, the first a landscape titled 'Near Kingston', the second featuring fowl protecting their chicks from a bird, each 25 x 20cm (2).Additional InformationFowl decorated dish does not ring, heavily crazed; second dish does ring; some paint and gilt losses, particularly to second dish.
MANCHESTER CITY; a framed autographed Le Coq Sportif 2002-2003 home shirt, bearing various signatures, with certificate of authenticity from Spiritofsport.co.uk, framed and glazed.Additional InformationThe frame with numerous knocks and scuffs, there is tape residue to the back of the mount where the first has fallen slightly, signatures are still clear.
Two pairs of Canadian military binoculars comprising a pair stamped C.G.B. 40 MA, 7x50, 11946-C, REL/Canada 1944, with a black leather case, the other with red screwheads and stamped C.G.B. 40 M.A., 7x50, 18806-C, R.E.L/Canada, 1944, with a black leather case (2).Additional InformationThe first pair do focus and the eyepieces do rise and fall although they are very stiff. The view is generally clean when viewed through the binoculars, although there are dirt and other marks visible on the lenses. The case with wear to the black finish throughout. The case may not be original. The case has general age wear throughout, is lacking the long carrying handle but is stamped to the back R.E.L Canada. The second pair are in a much cleaner and better appearance but general wear to the black finish throughout, however this is not as severe as the first pair. They do appear to focus and the eye lenses do rise and fall. The lenses are all grubby and with a possibility of some internal specks of dust here and there. The case is not guaranteed to be original to these binoculars. General light age wear throughout and also stamped to the back R.E.L Canada.
Two yellow metal cased fob watches, the first a Waltham example with engine turned dial stamped '10C' to case and dust cover interior, the second with rubbed marks to case interior, diameter of each approx 36mm, also partial yellow metal chain stamped 9ct, total approx 103g.Additional InformationNone tested, no guarantee of working order. Heavy general wear. One of the dials cracked. Chain broken as stated.
JOSEPH HUGHES CLAYTON (British, 1870-1930); two watercolours, coastal scenes, the first titled 'St. Ives Cornwall', both featuring fishing boats and nets, signed lower right and left respectively, both 23.5 x 47.5cm, both framed and glazed (2).Additional InformationSome spotting and discolouration, frames worn.
Two Victorian South Africa 1877-79 Medals, the first with '1877-8-9' clasp engraved to 1537 Pte. R. Beckett 90th Foot, the second with '1879' clasp engraved to 1144 Pte. G. Groom 99th Foot, accompanied by two research notes.Additional InformationVisible scratches, some slight edge nicks, a knock to the second medal 7 O'Clock obverse, also visible scratches.
BARR & STROUD; a pair of WWII military binoculars, stamped 7X CF41 Glasgow & London, A.P. MB 1900A, serial no.42467, also stamped British Patent 483220/1934, with adjusters for night vision and anti-glare lens covers, each barrel also marked in yellow with the military arrow, in a leather case, with another pair the same in leather case (second pair af).Additional InformationThe first pair with general age wear rubbing to the black lacquering here and there throughout and also to the support bar down the middle. The yellow arrow heads to the barrels appear to be slightly crude in their execution. Generally grubby here and there throughout. The lenses are lightly grubby but is is possible to see through the binoculars clearly but some specks and grubbiness visible when viewing through. One of the wide barrel ends has some slight knocks which have misshapen the edge slightly. The night adjusters do adjust between three different filters. The case may not be original to the binoculars, does not have a cover and is lacking strap, etc.The second pair rattle when shaken and it is not possible to see anything through the binoculars. The case may not be original to it and it appears that the handle of the lid is a replacement and the strap has a later spring repair. Both cases with general age wear. The mounts to the barrels of both of the eyepieces appear to have general age wear cracking and patina.
TOM FINNEY; the rare England cap from the 'Lion of Vienna' football match between Austria and England played 25th May 1952, with England three lions crest, bullion detail, tassel and embroidered 'Austria 1951 52'; Tom Finney played alongside 'The Lion' Nat Lofthouse in the famous 2-3 away victory in which Lofthouse scored twice, assisted by Finney for the goal during which he was knocked unconscious by an Austrian defender.Tom Finney CBE was a true one-club man, making 569 first-class appearances for his beloved home-town club of Preston North End; he distinguished himself for his country, earning 76 caps and scoring 30 goals for England while providing many assists and was renowned for his accurate deliveries.Provenance: this rare cap is being sold by the nephew of Tom Finney.
An India 1849-95 Medal with 'Bhootan' clasp impressed to 388 J. J. Usher H Ms. 55th Regiment and two India 1895-1902 medal, the first with 'Relief of Chitral 1895' clasp engraved to 79303 Gnr C. Keene no.3 Mtn. By Royal Artillery. the second with 'Tirah 1897-98' and 'Punjab Frontier 1897-98' clasps engraved to 4781 Pte. J. Lawrence 2nd Bn King's Own York Light Infantry (3).
BARR & STROUD; a pair of WWII military binoculars stamped 7X CF41 Glasgow & London A.P. No.1900A serial no.74938 British Patent No.435220, each barrel marked with a yellow military arrow and with a leather case, and another similar pair (af) (2).Additional InformationThe first pair the filter lenses do shift from one to the other and the eye lens adjusters do rise and fall happily and they do focus. All lenses with general specks of dirt throughout. General wear to the black detailing, etc, throughout. The case may not be original. Lacking long carrying strap and with general wear throughout. The lid of the leather case is faintly inscribed Captain 65211. The second pair do rattle. It is possible to see through them however the images do not seem to align with one another. Attention will be needed to these as they are not in working order. The leather case is associated and much later in date.
LIVERPOOL SHIPWRECK AND HUMANE SOCIETY; two marine medals, the first in silver awarded to William Alexander Wright of Widnes with following research note 'For gallantly rescuing a boy who had fallen into the River Mersey at Westbank, Widnes, on January 23rd 1904. Wright ran considerable risk, and only succeeded in grasping the boy just has he was being carried through the piles of the new bridge. He also attempted the rescue of a second boy, but after diving three times he had to be assisted out of the water in a very exhausted state', the second in bronze awarded to James Finlinson 'For rescuing a man in peril of drowning in the East Float, Birkenhead, on 30th October 1925'; also to swimming proficiency medals, the first in silver awarded to Charles B. Elder pupil in the Liverpool Institute High School for proficiency with the object of saving life 7th July 1897', and the second in bronze awarded to Samuel Maskel of Lister Drive Modern School 17th December 1954.
Four Staffordshire figures and groups, comprising two courting couples, the first with dog and lamb at their feet, height 27cm, the second with spaniel and lady reclining, the first figure a lady washing her hands in basin and the last titled 'Widow', also a Royal Cauldon Bristol ironstone tea cannister produce for R. Twining & Co Ltd (lid af).Additional InformationHeavy general wear, heavy build up of dirt and dust, crazing, manufacturing imperfections, rubbing to decoration, some touching up and restoration in places. Cannister lid cracked and chipped. Assume losses to moulded sections of these figures, especially the foliage which has some visible losses.
A box of various shooting requisites including various canvas bags, gun rods, gun rack, various gun parts, cleaning rods, Siebe Gorman gas mask, Red Eagle Squadron 23 magazine September 1964, 1966 Infantry Section Commander's Aide Memoire, 1956 directions for the use of artillery instruments pamphlet No. 15, the Displacement Calculator, Artillery training Volume 3 Field Gunnery pamphlet No. 3 Duties at our HQ and Guns General 1952, small arms manual by Lt - col J A Barlow first edition 1942 etc
A Victorian magic lantern housed in a metal carrying case with lens inscribed "Aldis-Butcher projection lens" together with a Weston Master IV metre Condition ReportLens shown separately in first images does screw onto the front of the barrel - see further images. There is at least one internal lens present and appears undamaged. There is a lamp holder bearing light bulb etc. Has general areas of rusting, knocks etc conducive with age and use - see images for more details.
An oak bucket with brass coopered rings and swing handle, 31 cm high excluding handle x 32 cm diameter, together with a modern Chinese jardinier, 31 cm high x 37 cm diameterCondition ReportThe Chinese famille jaune jardinier catalogued as modern, may not be quite as "modern" as first thought. The age is unclear as unmarked but clearly not new. Overall condition good though with some apparently slight wear to the surface oxide red decoration and the odd pitting to the glaze. See images for further detail.
Omega A Gentleman's Reference ST145022-78 speed master Moon watch stainless steel chronograph wrist watch, the black bezel with tachymeter scale, the signed dial with baton hour markers, and three subsidiary dials, signed crown and two pushers,fitted with calibre, cal. 861, 17 jewel manual wind movement numbered 44820282 the case back marked inside for reference and on outside, The First Watch Worn on the Moon, mounted on stainless steel bracelet, the fold over clasp signed Omega and the end links stamped 636.Condition Report: Movement winds and functioning at time of inspectionlight scratches to case and braceletback of case has two larger scratchesEwbank's do not guarantee the working order or accuracy of any lots sold.
Omega A Gentleman's reference 38765031 stainless steel speed master professional moon phase chronograph wristwatch, the signed black dial with moon phase aperture at 12, baton hour markers and 3 subsidiary dials, tachymetere scale to bezel, fitted with a manual wind 18 jewel movement numbered A1108HG, signed crown, the exhibition back marked the first and only watch worn on the moon, mounted on an alligator strap with fold over deployment clasp, with box and papers.Condition Report: Movement functioning correctly at time of inspection.Very light surface scratches to case sides when viewed under 10x loupe.Ewbank's do not guarantee the working order or accuracy of any lots sold.
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