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Lot 10
A fine and rare Georgian officer’s black leather skulled Tarleton helmet of the Royal Edinburgh Yeomanry. Black bearskin crest and leopard skin turban, silvered mounts comprising thistle side badge, title strips, turban chains and “MLC” (Mid Lothian Cavalry); original linen padded lining, silk rear cushion and feather plume. The whole in exceptionally good condition with minimal signs of wear. See Front Cover £4000-5000 Note:The Royal Edinburgh Volunteer Light Dragoons (known as the “Princes Street Lancers”) were formed in 1797 and amalgamated with 5 other troops of yeomanry to become The Royal Midlothian Yeomanry (disbanded in 1837)
Lot 174
A Third Reich M35 single decal steel helmet, with maker’s mark and size “ET62” (Eisenhuttenwerke), serial number 4461, army eagle decal on the left (worn), remains of owner’s name and number inside the rim, correct aluminium headband with square D rings, original leather chinstrap, and M31 pattern liner. GC (most of the external paint missing, remains of the internal paint shows that it was originally Wehrmacht grey/green); with photo copies of research details. £150-250.
Lot 215
A WWII US Mark I steel helmet, with fixed chinstrap loops and webbing chinstrap (worn), removable fibre liner with leather chinstrap, and brown/green twill camouflage cover. GC, some wear consistant with use. The vendor states that this is an early issue Mark I, possibly made by Westinghouse, with first pattern reversible cover of the type not widely used in Europe but more so in the Pacific theatre. With photocopied information sheets. £150-250.
Lot 229
An officer’s blue cloth home service helmet of the 3rd Lancashire Artillery Volunteers, silver plated HP (Queens crown) and mounts, leather and silk lining marked “Hobson and Sons, 1,3 and 5 Lexington St. Golden Square, London N”. GC (some light external mothing, green baize peak lining mothed). £300-400
Lot 234
A good Victorian officer’s czapska of the 17th Lancers, fine gilt and silvered regimental helmet plate with battle honours to Sevastopol, gilt bullion lace trim, gilt lion’s head bosses, white swan feather plume in gilt holder, bullion gilt VR boss. GC (some slight wear to silk lining, cap line ring missing) Plate 27 £1500-1800
Lot 235
A good post 1902 officer’s czapska of the 5th Royal Irish Lancers, fine regimental gilt and silvered helmet plate with battle honours to South Africa 1899-1902, King’s crown, red top, gilt bullion boss with “ERVII” cypher, gilt lace trim, complete with japanned tin case. GC (chin chain and plume not present) Plate 27 £1000-1200
Lot 271
A scarce .177" Accles & Shelvoke “Warrior” air pistol, appears to be the first type with no “Clarke’s Patent” or serial number and with semi circular trigger guard, the black grips, which appear to be of pressed horn, have chequered panels and plumed helmet in medallion. GWO & C, retaining much of what appears to be worn original finish. The “Warrior” was current from c 1931-1939. Plate 29 £250-275
Lot 9
A scarce officer’s dress helmet of the Royal Air Force, c 1930, blue leather skull with gilt and silvered badge , fur trim with bullion cords and original blue feather plume, label inside of “Gieves, 21 Old Bond St, London and Princes St. Edinburgh”, leather and silk lining. In its japanned case. Above average Good Condition. Plate 3 £400-500
Lot 277
Of Taymouth Castle Interest: A late 19th century Sir William Thomson's Patent Ship's binnacle and compassthe compass inscribed 'J. White, Glasgow'The 10 inch dial marked in degrees, with brass and blacked metal gimbal, contained within mahogany and brass pillar case, the helmet shaped removable top with oval glass viewing aperture to the front flanked by two illuminating lanterns and with hinged door to the rear, the pillar case fitted with two blackened metal compensation brackets and a circular brass chart holder to one side, on rounded rectangular stepped base, surmounted by four blackened metal ball finals, 61cm wide, 61cm deep, 350cm high (24in wide, 24in deep, 138in high) Footnotes:By Family repute this binnacle came from one of the ships from the Loch Tay Steam Boat Company. The Earl of Breadalbane created the Loch Tay Steam Boat Company which sailed between Killin and Kenmore via Ardeonaig, Lawers, Ardtalnaig and Fearnan in 1882. In addition to the Queen of the Lake, four other steamers also operated on the Loch, the Lady of the Lake, the Sybilla, the Carlotta and the Magpie.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com
Lot 10
A George III silver helmet shaped cream jug by Peter & Anne Bateman, London 1795, with a high clip handle, engraved with foliate swags and a monogram within a wreath, on a square base, 12.5cm (5in) high; and a George III silver cream jug by Peter & Anne Bateman, London 1810, with a reeded high clip handle and borders, engraved with birds, foliate swags and RAB within an oval reserve, 10cm (4in) high, 192g (6.2 oz) grossCondition Report: Helmet shaped jug - Marks are clear, slightly wobbles, engraving is crispBaluster jug - Marks are partially rubbed, wobbles, engraving is crisp, repair to the handleLight scratches and wear commensurate with age and useCondition Report Disclaimer
Lot 142
Five German porcelain pipes, each with military themes, one dated 1886-89 and painted with a soldier seated on a shell, fired from a canon, with an inscription and 'Resern Reichl', the cover modelled as a helmet, the shaft with a penwork shaft 'Heil Unserm Kaiser!', 63cm long (6). Provenance: The Trevor Barton Collection
Lot 5
Worcestershire Regiment Victorian Officer’s helmet plate circa 1881-83.Rare superb gilt crowned star mounted with laurel sprays and Garter, the black velvet centre with silver star bearing gilt tower on blue translucent enamel ground over gilt scroll “FIRM”; below the Garter, a silver scroll “THE WORCESTERSHIRE REGIMENT” Three loops VGC
Lot 50
Indian Army. Mussoorie Volunteer Rifles Victorian helmet plate.Scarce die-stamped brass British made crowned ‘MVR’ cypher resting on title scroll. Lead stregthening to reverse of scroll. Replacement loops GCUnit formed Monday 24th July 1871. Redesignated 9th Mussoorie Battalion 1st April 1917.
Lot 7
Sherwood Foresters (Derbyshire Regiment) Victorian Officer’s helmet plate circa 1881-1901.Superb rich gilt crowned star mounted with laurel sprays and silver Maltese Cross with applied gilt oak wreath and scrolls; centrally, a silver Stag lodged, set on translucent blue enamel ground. Below the cross, a silver scroll “SHERWOOD FORESTERS”. Three loops VGCSherwood Foresters (Derbyshire Regiment) redesignated Sherwood Foresters (Nottinghamshire & Derbyshire Regiment) in 1902.
Lot 8
Scottish. King’s Own Scottish Borderers Victorian Officer’s helmet plate circa 1884-1901.Fine scarce gilt crowned star mounted with gilt laurel sprays and silver thistle sprays, Cross of St. Andrew, motto scrolls and Royal Crest. Within a pierced title circlet, Edinburgh Castle. Three loops VGCThe Regular Battalions of the Regiment ceased to wear the Home Service pattern helmet in 1904 when they adopted the Kilmarnock bonnet.
Lot 10
North Staffordshire Regiment Victorian Officer’s helmet plate circa 1881-1901.Splendid gilt crowned star mounted with laurel sprays and Garter, the black velvet centre bearing silver Prince of Wales’s plumes and motto; below the Garter, a silver scroll “THE NORTH STAFFORDSHIRE REGIMENT”. Three loops VGC
Lot 11
Border Regiment Victorian Officer’s helmet plate circa 1891-1901.Fine scarce gilt crowned star mounted with laurel sprays and a silver Bath cross within laurels on “THE BORDER REGT”. The arms of the cross emblazoned with battle honours. Centrally, within a circlet “ARROYO DOS MOLINOS 1811”, disc with “CHINA” on a dead white enamel over the China Dragon on translucent red enamel. Three loops VGC
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