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Lot 627
First World War period French gold charm in the form of a gun carriage, marked - 'Glorieux 75, 1914 - 1915', in an unusual leather case in the form of a bullet, marked on the inside - 'Notre Glorieux 75' CONDITION REPORT 2.6 grams. The piece has French gold marks so unable to ascertain caratage
Lot 935
Early 19th century percussion sporting gun with two-stage barrel, platinum line and plate, signed - P. Hast Colchester, engraved lock plate and trigger guard with pineapple finial, walnut half stock with chequered grip and white metal end cap and separate ramrod, together with a metal watch chain and fob, gun 125cm overall length
Lot 544
A MMGS-ROYAL ARTILLERY GT WAR TRIO. A 1914/15 Star named to 124 Gnr E G Sloggett M.M.G.S. British War & Victory Medals named to 124 A.Cpl. E G Sloggett MMGS-RA. Eric G Sloggett served firstly with the Machine Gun Corps, in France from the 29/5/1915. The Officer Commanding the Motor Machine Gun Service forwarded his claim for the 1914/15 Star 22/3/1919. MIC lists him as being awarded the India General Service (1908) Medal and Afghanistan NWF 1919 Clasp. His address is given then as a barracks at Ambala India.
Lot 624
TWO GUARDS REGIMENT PAIRS. British War & Victory Medals named to 1. 17464 Pte E F Kirby C.Gds. (Ewart F Kirby) 2. A-Cpl F Horn Scots Gds. (Frank Horn). Enlisted 14/12/1915, Silver Wound Badge awarded under Para 2 392/Xv1 K R Class. P Army Res awarded Pension, Discharged 30/9/1918. A lot of details are on his MIC, he received a Gun Shot Wound in the left leg.
Lot 812
MEDALS TO THE LAW FAMILY IN WW1 & WW11. A 1914/15 Trio to the father, 1743 Cpl J Law KRRC. British War & Victory Medals named to 1743 Sjt J Law KRRC. Serving in France from 18th May 1915, later as a Sjt in the Machine Gun Corps, later still as a Sjt attached the Kings African Rifles. His sons WW11 group of three medals, all unnamed as issued. 1939/45 & Africa Stars, War Medal. Able Seaman CJX335709 James Frederick Law born C1923, the son of James and Evelyn Florence Law of Peckham London. Killed in Action serving on SS Benalbarach sunk off Algiers January 7th 1943, with the loss of 410 lives. The younger son of James and Evelyn Law born in 1927, joined the Royal navy as a Boy 2nd Class in February 1942. Awarded the 1939/45 Star, Atlantic & Burma Stars, the latter with Pacific bar. Photocopied details of Frank Lionel Law's Naval service 1942-47 are with the group.
Lot 328
A PACIFIC STAR GROUP OF THREE TO A PRISONER OF WAR. Addressed box of issue and 1939/45-Pacific Star and War medals, awarded to 7649027 Pte Harry Roche RAOC. Also a scrap album with letters and POW documents regarding absolute obedience to the Japanese 'Dai Nippon Gun'. Sailing to first Africa thence Java where surrender upon arrival took place, 3rd March 1942. Prison Camp notices, Tandjon Priok Camp and British Orders to bow when the Japanese are present etc. Any Prisoners sitting when a Japanese Officer appeared were to leap to attention and salute in the prescribed manner. Letter and notes from other fellow Prisoners from Australia etc, he received after the Japanese Surrender. How to rejoin civilian life monies due, etc. Repatriated Prisoners of War in Canada on the way home, behaviour etc. Official paperwork for his Returned POW's etc.
Lot 130
A PERCUSSION SPORTING GUN. A W Bond of 59 Lombard Street, London, quality made Percussion sporting piece. 31" octagonal-round barrel with underslung ramrod, with browntwist patternation. Ornate engravings to furniture and action, platinum touchhole and gold escutcheon plate of W Bond London in the barrel top. 47.1/4" overall length.
Lot 618
TWO GT WAR CAVALRY PAIRS. British War & VIctory Medals named to 1. 28806 Pte A Brown 14-Hrs. (Arthur Brown) also served in the Labour Corps under number 669252. 2. 22352 Pte W Parrott 15-Hrs. (William) Parrott served in France with his Regiment from the 23rd May 1915. Later under number 50703 with the Machine Gun Corps Cavalry. Class Z Reserve 1919.
Lot 519
A DORSET REGIMENT Att MGC INFANTRY PAIR & PLAQUE. British War & Victory Medals named to 8172 Pte F Hembury Dorset R. A Gt War Memorial Plaque named to Frederick Hembury. 8172 and later 16357 Pte Frederick Hembury was Killed in Action aged 24, whilst attached to the Machine Gun Corps Infantry. The son of Mr & Mrs Henry Hembury of Godney Moor, Wells, Somerset. Also entitled to a 1914/15 Star, having served in France & Flanders from 28/4/1915.
Lot 619
TWO GT WAR CAVALRY PAIRS. British War & Victory Medals named to 1. 4001 Sjt T F MacKenzie 16-Lrs. (Thomas F MacKenzie) also served with the Machine Gun Corps Cavalry under number 41579. 2. GS-24621 Pte F J Neale 17-Lrs. (Francis J Neale) also served in the Corps of Lancers under number L/11957.
Lot 304
19TH CENTURY LEATHER DOUBLE LEG O' MUTTON SPORTING GUN CASE with shoulder strap and carrying handle, various remnants of travel labels, and painted with the name: Major Delmy Davies-Evans, 71st Pembroke Yeomanry. 76cm long. CONDITION REPORT: Well worn and scuffed, but displaying no significant damage that is not commensurate with general wear and tear.
Lot 361
A Queen Victoria Egypt pair and bar for Suakin 1884, awarded to Engine Room Artificer R. McKenzie together with an 18ct gold Maltese Cross 'style' prize medal for a gun battery competition, presented to McKenzie by Scottish M.P. Robert Andrew Macfie, and various correspondence confirming authenticity of the gunnery medal
Lot 2289
A gentleman's gun metal cased, keyless wind, openfaced pocket watch, the enamelled dial with black Roman numerals and with the escapement visible from the front at six o'clock, the dial detailed 8 days non magnetic patent, with a travelling case, a base metal cased, keyless wind, openfaced Goliath watch, with a travelling case and a South Lancashire Regiment other ranks cap badge.
Lot 333
Royal Artillery, Royal Engineers and Corps:- A group of 41 cabinet photos, Victorian/Edwardian. CONDITION REPORT: Including RAMC (3):- a named officer in full dress, two of an other rank in walking out dress and a corporal in field service cap; RASC (3) includes a pair of soldiers in Ireland in blue patrols, a ½ length officer in full dress with 2 medals, a corporal in broderick cap and 4-bar QSA and 2-bar KSA; Royal Engineers (4):- includes a good portrait of an NCO with 4-bar QSA and another of an NCO with 5-bar QSA; Royal Horse Artillery (4);- includes Farrier Sergeant-Major in stable jacket, a Corporal Gun-Layer, an officer in full dress, c.1880, another similar half-length, c.1890, (base trimmed); Royal Artillery (26);- includes various orders of dress, a Sergeant with 2 medals, some nice studies of officers in full dress and a Corporal posing with bicycle at Aldershot
Lot 343
Rifle Volunteers, Volunteer Battalions & Territorials:- A group of 15 various group and portrait photographs, Victorian to c.1914. CONDITION REPORT: Includes a group of 4th Middlesex (Kensington) Rifle Volunteers in camp, c.1902/07, a named group of cyclists from a VB of the Ox. & Bucks. Light Infantry entitled “The Wolseley Cup Team”, a fine large studio photo of a Sergeant of 2nd Sussex Artillery Volunteer Corps in full dress with 4-bar QSA, c.1902, a shooting team of 26th Kent Rifle Volunteers, c. 1878 in busbies, posing with table full of silver shooting trophies, a young member of the 2nd VB Royal Sussex Regiment, c.1907, a shooting team of 1st VB Hampshire Regiment in slouch hats, posing with silver trophies, a group of officers of 1st Tower Hamlets Rifle Volunteers in scarlet full dress with blue cloth helmets, dated 1887, on reverse of album page a Gardner Gun battery from same battalion, clearly visible on their shoulder straps “1” over “TH”, a fine group of 4 officers from same unit in Torin caps and field service caps dated 1894, a very large format photo of an officer of 2nd Royal Surrey Militia with shako on table (crease to top right corner), a group of “B” Company, 3rd VB Royal West Kent Regt.,1903, a large glazed and framed photo of a Rifle Volunteer unit by a Stratford photographer, c.1890 and 3 other photos.
Lot 345
Regimental topi flashes and tropical helmets:- An interesting group of 2 cabinet photos, a named group photo, 3 small photos, 2 postcard-sized photos and 87 R/P postcards, mostly WWI and inter-war periods. (95) CONDITION REPORT: With wide range of regimental and battalion topi flashes, the group photo of No. 13 Platoon, D (Machine Gun) company, 2nd Battalion, Royal Sussex Regiment, 1930s
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