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Click here to subscribeSilver, comprising; a helmet shaped milk jug, the hallmark rubbed, a pair of double struck fiddle, thread and shell pattern sauce ladles, London 1841, four Old English pattern dessert spoons, London 1821 and seven bottom marked teaspoons, having cast decoration to the handles, combined weight 489 gms.
Crimean War relics recovered around Sebastopol, an interesting collection to include Russian helmet plate, buttons, shrapnel, coins, a musket ball, French buttons, British pistol ball, French infantry boot heel protector, British buttons, shell driving band, Russian security seal, housed within two frames (qty)
A Small Collection of Badges, comprising two Old Contemptibles Association bronze lapel badges, one stamped to the reverse T WEBB RF 2059C, the other stamped 7114; a Royal Welsh Fusiliers shoulder title, cap badge and two collar badges; a modern brass helmet plate with a Victorian roundel to the South Wales Borderers; a brooched Queen's South Africa Medal renamed to 1560 PTE O.EVANS, R.WELSH FUS: (8)
A Late Victorian Black Japanned Steel Helmet to the Queen's Own Royal Yeomanry, with white horsehair plume, missing the upper section of the plume holder, white metal helmet plate, wreaths and binding to the front and back peaks, leather lining, with hooked ear rosettes and chin scales with later backing
An Edward VII King's Own Norfolk Imperial Yeomanry OR's Helmet, the black leather patent skull mounted with gilt metal laurel leaf band and rosettes, the regimental helmet plate with EVIIR cypher and tri-part title scroll, the helmet surmounted by spike with horse hair plume, with cloth backed brass chin scales, lacks liner
A Mid 19th Century French Dragoon Officer's Brass Helmet, the comb embossed with volutes and surmounted by a black horsehair brush over the head of Medusa and a flaming grenade, the left side set with a red feather plume, the skull with a later faux leopard skin turban, with foliate ear rosettes, leather backed graduated brass chin scales and leather liner Dent to right side of skull. The printed pony/cow skin turban is a replacement, as is the feather plume.
A Second World War Tanker Helmet by Helmets Ltd., Wheathampstead, constructed from three pieces of olive green hard fibre rivetted together, with two pierced ventilation holes, the front with a cushioned pad, the leather sweatband secured by lacing, with webbing liner, set with maker's paper label dated 1940, size 7 1/2 **These crash helmets were originally made for the British Royal Armoured Corps and were later issued to the Canadian Army in 1940. Crack to front above cushioned pad, and with two further cracks to the left brim. The helmet is slightly mis-shapen
Two Second World War Brodie Helmets, one with camouflage netting, the liner dated 1940, the other to an Air Warden by BMB; a French M15 Adrian Helmet, painted in khaki, with leather liner and chinstrap; two US Ground Troops Helmets, Type 1, each with liner and webbing chinstrap, one with camouflage cover, the other with Red Cross insignia (5)
A First World War French M15 Adrian Helmet, with shallow raised comb and helmet plate of a flaming grenade embossed RF, the front peak applied with laurel leaf spray set with a brass plaque embossed 'SOLD AT DE LA GRANDE GUERRE/1914-1918', with leather liner, lacks chin strap; a Cast Iron Plaque, of rectangular form, cast with the profile bust head of a French fireman over MARCHE LE DAMES, 24cm by 17cm (2)
A First World War Prussian Ersatz EM's Steel Pickelhaulbe to a Jaeger Regiment, of olive green painted steel, the one piece skull with black painted spike and circular base, stamped brass helmet plate. the one piece neck protector stamped as three lames with applied rivets, with separate peak, painted tin cockades, leather chin strap and liner, the inner skull stamped in red with maker's name, Berlin, 57, the inner neck protector stencilled in black 1915 . Some wear to paint, particularly on the spike. Rust spotting to the cockades. Generally in good undamaged condition.
A Second World War British D-Day Mk.2 Paratrooper's Helmet by BMB, with camouflage paint, the left side painted with unit number 17/101, with foam and leather liner inscribed and crossed through in ink MAGEE L3743050 and WARREN, stamped BMB 1944 and size 7 3/4, the webbing neck and chin strap with leather chin rest
A Second World War US Airborne Uniform, comprising an M43 pattern tunic with embroidered sleeve badge and rank insignia to a Captain, a pair of M44 dated trousers; a back seam helmet and liner, a webbing bandolier, a pair of knitted green wool gloves and a pair of leather jump boots, size 43
A German Third Reich Period Photograph Album, the cover relief with a white metal German Army helmet, pertaining to Feldwebel Karl Jungblut, Kommandostab der Infanterieschule, comprising approx. 45 photographs depicting Eastern Front and other subjects, and including four medal award certificates and a discharge document; another similar, containing approx. 205 photographs, including France and Poland subjects; German Third Reich Period: ''Der Russische Winter Bringt Dir Den Tod'', a (possibly Russian) lithographic print, depicting a desperate German soldier, his adjacent gun with fixed bayonet, subsumed by a snowdrift, with an emerging tank and hovering crows, approx. 40 cm by 28 cm, framed and glazed (3). Both albums with noticeable wear to edges and other vulnerable parts. Otherwise generally good. Some creases to print. Otherwise clean condition. Frame in reasonable condition. Note: print not examined out of frame.
A German Third Reich Police Dagger, one side of the single edge fullered steel blade stamped with maker's visored helmet logo, the opposing side stamped WEYERSBERG KIRSCHBAUM & CIE., SOLINGEN, with nickel plated hilt, one side of the crossguard stamped S.Op.III.54, with oak leaf and acorn decorated upturned quillon, two piece antler grip scales applied with police badge and with eagle head pommel, the associated black painted steel scabbard with leather frog stamped BERLIN.. Some black patching to the blade. Some damage to upper rivet of grip scales. Scabbard is associated.
A Yoruba Helmet Mask, wearing a wide brimmed hat and with traces of red paint; a Yoruba Ibiji Figure, standing, with traces of yellow and red paint; a Chokwe Type Mask, with rope, woven and tasselled raffia headdress and beard; a Bamana Small Wood Mask, with oval face; a Dogon Elephant Mask, with painted eyes; a Dan Mask, with cloth headdress and animal hair beard (6)
The Manchester Regiment:- a Collection of Metal Badges and Cloth Insignia, including a Victorian brass helmet plate, cap and collar badges in brass, bimetal, bronze and staybrite, embroidered blazer badges and cloth shoulder straps; also, nine post 2006 cap and collar badges and pair of shoulder titles to the Duke of Lancaster's Regiment, all contained in a plastic folder
Three 19th century stained glass windows, one with an Armorial shield and ribbons in green, red and yellow, 31 1/2" x 21 1/2", another with the helmet from a coat of arms over a shield and inscribed Loyal Au Mort, in green, purple and yellow, 3 1/2" x 21 1/2" and the third a cartouche surrounded by foliage, 21 1/2" x 21 1/2"
Squadron Leader J W Wright collection; WWII Special Operations Executive (SOE) RAF collection of Form 50 1943-45 Operations Record Book, hand-written Record of Raids 1944-1945, Order of Battle folder 1944-1945, three folders of Battle Orders 1943-45 and four folders of Air Crew Losses, all relating to 166 Squadron and collected by then Squadron Leader J W Wright, including flight maps of RAF Kirmington. Also a flying helmet with face guard, microphone and headphones, Glengarry, dress cap, medal bar, cloth badge, RAF cummerbunds, Flying Log Book, Discharge Papers, Drill Handbook, 'Aircraft Mathematics' by S A Walling and 'The Battle of Britain, August-October 1940: An Air Ministry Account' belonging to Squadron Leader J W Wright, as well as a photograph of him in dress uniform. CONDITION REPORT One handwritten 'Record of Raids', four folders of Aircrew Losses, three folders of Battle Records, one Operations Book, one handwritten Log Book.
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