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Badge. Scottish. The Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment) Victorian Officer’s helmet plate circa 1891-1901. A fine and scarce gilt example. Crowned star mounted with Order of the Thistle Star bearing hand pierced silver rope edged circlet inscribed “Nemo me impune lacessit” with silver Thistle to centre all set on domed green translucent enamel ground. Mounted on the base of the Thistle Star, a silver scroll inscribed “The Royal Scots”. Three loops to reverse. VGC

Badge. Irish. Connaught Rangers Officer’s helmet plate circa 1902-14. A scarce gilt example. Crowned star mounted with laurel wreath and Garter, the green velvet centre bearing silver harp and separate “Quis Separabit” scroll. Mounted to the base of the wreath, an applied silver tri-part scroll “The Connaught Rangers” . Three loops to reverse. Traces of gilt only. Following the establishment of the Irish Free State in 1922, the regimental Colours were received by HM King George V on 12th June at St. George’s Chapel, Windsor Castle; formal disbandment followed on 31st July, 1922.

German Third Reich Luftwaffe Double Decal Steel Helmet. A scarce example with the early style Luftwaffe eagle to the left side (90% present) and National shield to the right (90%). Retaining original blue painted finish to the shell. The interior with alloy band supporting original leather lining. Chinstrap absent GC

“Head-Dress Badges of the British Army” Volume I & II Signed by one of the authors Hugh King Volume I 1994 edition. The standard reference work illustrating over 1850 items covering badges and helmet plates from their beginning up to the end of the Great War ... Volume II 1979 edition, badges from the end of the Great War to the present day. Blue cloth covers complete with dust wrappers. Good clean copies. Both volumes signed by Hugh L King. (2 items)

Badge. Indian Army. 22nd Bombay Native Infantry Victorian helmet badge. A scarce pre 1903 die struck brass British made example. Imperial Crowned strap inscribed “Bombay Native Infantry”; “22” to voided centre. Two loops to reverse, one horizontal, one vertical. VGC Redesignated 122nd Rajputana Infantry under Kitchener’s 1903 reforms; then 6th Bn. 6th Rajputana Rifles in 1922.

Gurkha Rifles Officer’s Wolseley Pattern Foreign Service Helmet A good Khaki drill example, complete with nine fold puggaree, the top fold of dark green cloth. The helmet with leather edging and the interior with leather sweatband and tailor’s details of Herbert Johnson London. Good shape and clean condition.

Edwardian 6th Dragoon Guards (Carabiniers) Attributed Officer’s 1871 pattern helmet. A fine example worn by Major Edward Robert Chanter. Gilt metal skull decorated with laurel leaves; to the front a white metal Garter star bearing gilt metal strap “The Carabiniers” which encircles silvered Royal Crest. Fluted gilt spike supports a white regimental pattern horsehair plume with gilt metal rose boss (Boss loose). Brass rose head boss to either side support the brass velvet-backed chin chain. The interior with a cotton lining. Minor age wear near VGC. Both the helmet and plume are housed in separate metal storage tins. The helmet tin with a brass name plate engraved “E.R. Chanter The Carabiniers” Major Edward Robert Chanter was commissioned on the 7th February 1910, promoted Lieutenant in 1912, he landed in France with this rank on the 16th August 1914. Promoted Captain in July 1915, he served as a Staff Officer and was also appointed Adjutant of the Royal North Devon Yeomanry. Surviving the war he was appointed Major on the 29th August 1923.

Imperial German Mounted Jäger helmet. A good large size example. Steel body with distinct “lobster tail”. rear peak Complete with Jäger helmet plate, detachable spike and cruciform base. Steel polished, evidence of some pitting. Original eleven tongue leather liner. Correct pattern replacement leather chinstrap and cockades. GC

Austrian / Hungarian Berndorf WW1 1917 Helmet Brow Plate A very good and rare example of the heavy steel front plate for the model 1916 helmet. The plate retains the original green painted finish and web and leather straps. The interior with triangular stamp with date 1917. VGC

Badge. 2nd VB York & Lancaster Regiment Edwardian Officer’s helmet plate circa 1902-08. A fine scarce silvered example. Crowned star mounted with laurel wreath and Garter, the black velvet centre bearing silver rose with central gilt metal mount. Mounted to the base of the wreath, a silver tri-part scroll “The York & Lancaster Regiment” with supplementary scroll beneath inscribed “2nd Volunteer Battalion” . Three loops to reverse. VGC HQ at Doncaster.

French Model 1913 de la Gendarmerie Nationale a Cheval Cuirassier helmet. A good example with nickel bound brass skull. To the front a triangular nickel helmet plate incorporating a flaming grenade device with laurel leaves either side. To the crown, is a nickel metal comb bearing black hair brush (some hair loss), to each side floral leaf decoration. The front of the crown a Medusa’s head looking forward, from the comb a flowing black horse hair plume. A pair of circular nickel bosses, embossed with lion heads, support a set of leather backed chin scales. Provision for plume to wearer’s left side. Original eight tongue adjustable leather lining. GC

1871 Cavalry Pattern Officer’s Helmet Plume & Tin. A good clean white horse hair example, retaining blackened flower head boss to the crown. Nut absent. Contained in metal storage tin GC.

Badge. 3rd City of London Rifle Volunteers Edwardian Officer’s helmet plate circa 1902-08. A good rare silvered example. Crowned star mounted with laurel wreath and gilt strap inscribed “Domine Dirige Nos” superimposed on crossed gilt sword and sceptre. Within the strap, a gilt flaming grenade with floreated silver “3” mounted on the ball set on a black velvet ground. To the base of the wreath an applied silver shield of the City of London surmounted by a scroll inscribed “London”. Three loops to reverse. VGC (KK 1568) 3rd London Rifle Volunteer Corps raised in 1861 and became 7th (City of London) Bn. The London Regiment in 1908.

Badge. Oxfordshire Light Infantry Edwardian Officer’s helmet plate circa 1902-08. A good scarce gilding metal example converted from a Victorian issue whilst in service. Crowned star mounted with laurel wreath and Garter, the black patent leather centre bearing a silver strung bugle. Mounted on the base of the wreath, a silver tri-part scroll inscribed “The Oxfordshire Lt. Infy”. Three loops to reverse. GC All regiments had the option for Officer’s plates to be in gilt or of gilding metal. The Oxfords invariable wore gilding metal.

Badge. Irish. Connaught Rangers Victorian Officer’s helmet plate circa 1881-1901. A scarce gilt example. Crowned star mounted with laurel wreath and Garter, the green velvet centre (nap worn) bearing silver harp and separate “Quis Separabit” scroll. Mounted to the base of the wreath, an applied silver tri-part scroll “The Connaught Rangers” . Three loops to reverse. Service wear and crack tp neck of crown. GC

Badge. Border Regiment Officer’s helmet plate circa 1905-14. A good scarce gilt example. Crowned star mounted with full laurel wreath, over the wreath, in silver a cross of the Order of the Bath lying upon further laurel sprays. The arms of the cross emblazoned with battle honours, from the Peninsula to South Africa 1899-1902. In the centre of the cross, within a circlet, “Arroyo Dos Molinos 1811”, “China” over the China Dragon, on a ground of white and red enamel. At the bottom of the cross a scroll, “The Border Regt”. (KK 247). Three loops to reverse. Tiny chip to enamel otherwise VGC.

Badge. Cinque Ports Artillery Volunteers OR’s helmet plate circa 1878-1901. A good scarce die-stamped white metal example. Royal Arms with scroll below bearing laurel spray over a gun resting on a scroll “Cinque Ports Artillery Vols”. Three loops to reverse. VGC 1st Corps formed 6th January, 1860 at Dover.

Badge. Indian Army. Bombay Volunteer Artillery Victorian helmet plate. Good scarce die-stamped white metal British made example. Guelphic crowned ten pointed star bearing circlet inscribed “Bombay Volunteer Artillery”; gun to voided centre. Three loops to reverse. VGC Formed 6th June 1887; redesignated 4th (Bombay) Group Garrison Artillery 1st April 1917.

Badge. Indian Army. 25th Bombay Light Infantry pre 1903 helmet badge. A fine and scarce die-stamped British made brass example. Crowned five pointed star bearing circlet inscribed “Central India, Abyssinia, Meanee, Hydrabad”, to the black cloth centre a strung bugle with “25” between the strings. Scroll beneath the star inscribed “Bombay Light Infantry”. Pagri pin to reverse. VGC Originally formed as 1st Extra Battalion of Bombay Native Infantry in 1820; redesignated 25th Regiment of Bombay Native (Light) Infantry in 1826; various slight changes to title until 1903 when redesignated 125th Napier’s Rifles; 5th (Napier's) Bn. 6th Rajputana Rifles in 1922.

Badge. Welsh. South Wales Borderers Officer’s helmet plate circa 1902-14. A fine gilt example by J & Co (Joseph Jennens & Co). Crowned star mounted with laurel wreath and Garter; to the black velvet centre, a silver Dragon within a laurel wreath. Mounted on the base of the wreath, a silver scroll “The South Wales Borderers”. Three loops to reverse. VGC

Badge. 2nd Oxfordshire Volunteer Rifle Corps Victorian helmet plate. A good scarce die-stamped white metal crowned star bearing laurel wreath and title strap “2nd Oxfordshire Volunteer Rifle Corps” with Ox crossing the ford to centre Three loops to reverse, a replacement. VGC

Badge. East Surrey Regiment Officer’s helmet plate circa 1902-14 Splendid rich gilt by example J & Co. (Joseph Jennens & Co). Crowned star mounted with laurel wreath and Garter, the black velvet centre with a cut silver eight pointed star bearing the Arms of Guildford in silver and gilt on a black velvet ground. Mounted to the base of the wreath, a silver tri-part scroll inscribed “The East Surrey Regt”. Three loops to reverse. VGC. (KK 244)

Badge. Artillery Volunteers Officer’s helmet plate circa 1878-1901. A die-stamped silvered General Pattern. Royal Arms with laurel spray below, over a gun resting on a scroll “Quo Fas Et Gloria Ducunt”. Three loops to reverse. Unicorn’s horn tip shortened. One foot of a loop detached.

Badge. Territorial Royal Artillery post 1908 Officer’s helmet plate. A good die-stamped gilt example. Royal Arms, pierced around the shield, with scroll beneath bearing laurel spray over a gun, with mounted wheel, resting on a scroll inscribed “Quo Fas Et Gloria Ducunt”. Three loops to reverse. Gilt worn. GC

Badge. Royal Artillery Victorian Officer’s helmet plate circa 1878-1901. A fine die-stamped gilt example. Royal Arms, pierced around the shield, with scroll beneath inscribed “Ubique” over a gun, with mounted wheel, resting on a scroll inscribed “Quo Fas Et Gloria Ducunt”. Four loops to reverse. VGC

Austrian Hungarian WW1 Army Steel Helmet War Souvenir. A good example of the steel helmet, retaining original green painted finish. The interior with steel band supporting three leather pads, one detached. Retaining original web and leather chinstrap. The neck of the shell and chinstrap with faint writing. This example is complete with original “Soldiers Gift” postage label and US Mail stamps to the crown of the shell. Near VGC for the type.

Badge. 2nd Tower Hamlets Engineer Volunteers post 1878 OR’s helmet plate. A good scarce die-stamped white metal example. Royal Arms with scroll below inscribed “2nd T.H.E.V.” resting on a tri-part scroll “Peritia Potius Quamvi”. Evidence of three loops to reverse (no longer present. GC

Badge. Cheshire Regiment Officer’s helmet plate circa 1902-14. A very fine scarce rich gilt example by J & Co. (Joseph Jennens & Co). Crowned star mounted with laurel and Garter; to velvet centre , in silver, an eight pointed star mounted gilt roped circle with Prince of Wales’s plumes centrally; the star points extend onto the Garter. Mounted on the base of the wreath, a silver scroll inscribed “The Cheshire Regiment”. Three loops to reverse. VGC Provenance. Ex Hugh King Collection, Bosleys March 2007, Lot 69

Badge. Ceylon Light Infantry Victorian foreign service helmet plate. A good rare die-stamped crowned star bearing laurel wreath and Garter, brass Prince of Wales’s plumes to voided centre with applied “Ceylon Light Infantry” scroll on the base of the wreath. Two of three loops to reverse. VGC

Victorian Fife Artillery (Militia) Officer’s helmet. A very good and scarce example of a Home Service Pattern blue cloth helmet. The helmet is complete with gilt cross piece, ball and rose bosses supporting a velvet backed chin chain. To the front, a pre 1901 Gilt Regimental pattern helmet plate, a laurel spray replacing the motto and to the base a title scroll “Fife Artillery”. The interior retains leather sweatband and full crimson quilted silk lining. Contained in original metal storage tin, with brass engraved name plaque “Captain W.C. Atherton Fife Artillery”. Gilt fresh GC.

Badge. Militia Artillery Victorian OR’s helmet plate circa 1891-1901. A scarce die-stamped brass example. Royal Arms with gun below resting on scroll “Militia Artillery”. Two loops to reverse. Minor fracture to neck of crown and junction of title scrolls. Title changed from “Artillery Militia” to “Militia Artillery” in 1891.

Badge. Oxfordshire & Buckinghamshire Light Infantry OR’s helmet plate centre circa 1908-14.. Die-stamped brass crowned star (KK 358) bearing laurel wreath and detachable centre comprising a circlet inscribed “Oxfordshire & Buckinghamshire” and laurel spray at the base, strung bugle to centre. Two loops to reverse of plate, four to centre one glued). (KK 399). A marriage.

Badge. The Welsh Regiment Officer’s helmet plate circa 1902-14. Splendid rich gilt example. Crowned star mounted with laurel wreath and Garter, the black velvet centre with silver Prince of Wales’s plumes and horseshoe scroll “Gwell Angau Na Chywilydd”. Mounted to the base of the wreath, a silver tri-part scroll “The Welsh Regiment”. Three loops to reverse. VGC

Badge. Queen’s Own Royal West Kent Regiment Officer’s helmet plate circa 1902-14. A good gilt example by J & Co. (Joseph Jennens & Co). Crowned star mounted with laurel wreath and Garter, the black velvet centre mounted with silver White Horse of Kent on “Invicta” scroll surmounted by “Quo fas et gloria ducunt” scroll. Mounted on the base of the wreath, a silver tri-part scroll “The Royal West Kent Regiment” . Three loops to reverse. Minor wear to gilt. Near VGC.

Badge. Oxfordshire Light Infantry Victorian OR’s helmet plate centre circa 1881-1901. Die-stamped brass crowned star (KK 287) bearing laurel wreath and detachable centre comprising a circlet inscribed “Oxfordshire” and laurel spray at the base, strung bugle to centre. Two loops to reverse of plate, four to centre (two replacements). (KK 333). A marriage.

Royal Artillery Officer’s Home Service Helmet. A good post 1901 example of a Home Service Pattern blue cloth helmet complete with gilt metal cross piece, ball top and rose bosses supporting a velvet backed chin chain. To the front, a gilt metal post 1901 regimental device. The interior retains leather sweatband, with cream silk edging. The interior with tailor’s label of Cater & Co and with ink name of “A.T. Forman Esq”. The helmet retains a good shape, gilt remains bright ... Accompanied by a metal storage tin of the correct pattern. (2 items)

Badge. Indian Army. 9th Madras Native Infantry Victorian Officer’s helmet plate. A good scarce die-stamped silvered British made example. Within an open laurel wreath, a crowned strap with gilt wash bearing Indian inscription, dhow in full sail to centre. The base of the wreath entwined with gilt washed scroll inscribed “Ava Pegu”. Three loops to reverse. VGC Redesignated 69th Punjabis in 1903; became part of 2nd Bn. 2nd Punjab Regiment in 1922.

Badge. Scottish. King’s Own Scottish Borderers Victorian Officer’s helmet plate circa 1884-1901. A fine and scarce gilt example. Crowned star pattern mounted with laurel wreath; mounted in turn with a silver thistle wreath with the Cross of St. Andrew, across the top arms a scroll inscribed “In Veritate Religionis Confido” surmounted by the Royal Crest. Within the wreath, a pierced circlet inscribed “King’s Own Scottish Borderers”. On the centre of the cross, Edinburgh Castle. Below the circlet, a tri-part scroll inscribed “Nisi Dominus Frustra”. Three loops to reverse. VGC The Regular Battalions of the Regiment ceased to wear the Home Service pattern helmet in 1904 when they adopted the Kilmarnock bonnet.

Badge. Worcestershire Regiment Victorian Officer’s helmet plate circa 1881-83. A fine scarce gilt example. Crowned star mounted with laurel wreath and Garter; the black velvet centre (faded) mounted with a silver star bearing gilt scroll “Firm” with silver tower to blue enamel centre. Mounted on the base of the wreath, a silver tri-part scroll inscribed “The Worcestershire Regiment. Three loops to reverse. VGC

Badge. South Devon 25th Regiment of Militia Officer’s 1878-81 attributed helmet plate. A fine and scarce example. Silvered crowned eight pointed star mounted with laurel wreath, within the wreath on a black velvet ground a pierced rich gilt strap inscribed “South Devon XXV Regt. of Militia”; to the centre, a gilt rampant lion. Three loops to reverse. GC Raised 5th December 1758 at Plymouth; became 3rd Bn. Devonshire Regiment on 1st July 1881. Worn by Commanding Officer Lt. Col H.Howorth. Provenance through family descent.

Victorian Scottish 1st Haddington Artillery Volunteers Helmet Plate & Helmet. A good example of a Volunteer Artillery Officer’s Home Service Blue Cloth Helmet. The helmet complete with silvered furniture, ball top, rosehead bosses which support a velvet backed chinchain. The interior with leather sweatband. To the front an associated Other Rank’s Helmet plate of the 1st Haddington Artillery Volunteers. Heavy polish to highpoints. Overall GC. Clean condition.

Royal West Surrey Regiment Officer’s Home Service Pattern Blue Cloth Helmet. A good example, the blue cloth helmet with gilt peak edging, crosspiece, spike, velvet backed chin chain and rosettes. The front a post 1901 pattern helmet plate of Regimental pattern bearing a title scroll “The Royal West Surrey Regiment”. The interior with leather leather sweatband with cream silk edging. The lining with the tailor’s details of Cater & Co. Remains in good clean condition and a good shape.

Badge. King’s Own Yorkshire Light Infantry KOYLI Officer’s helmet plate circa 1902-14. A very fine and scarce rich gilt example. Crowned star mounted with laurel wreath and Garter, the black leather centre bearing silver rose within French horn. Mounted to the base of the wreath, an silver tri-part scroll “The King’s Own Yorkshire Light Infantry” . Three loops to reverse. VGC

Badge. 1st (Hallamshire) VB York & Lancaster Regiment Officer’s helmet plate circa 1902-08. A fine scarce silvered example. Crowned star mounted with laurel wreath and Garter, the black velvet centre bearing silver rose with central gilt mount. To the base of the wreath, an applied silver tri-part scroll “The York & Lancaster Regiment” with supplementary scroll beneath inscribed “1st “Hallamshire” Volr Battn” . Three loops to reverse. VGC Formed 1859 in Sheffield as 2nd Yorkshire (West Riding) Corps; redesignated 1st (Hallamshire) VB York & Lancaster Regiment in 1883.

Badge. 3rd (The Prince of Wales) Dragoon Guards post 1871 Officer’s helmet plate. A fine die-stamped facetted silvered star mounted with pierced gilt Garter on a blue enamel ground and to the centre, silver Prince of Wales plumes on translucent red enamel ground. Four screw posts to reverse. VGC 3rd Dragoon Guards wore gilt metal helmets with black over red plumes.

Badge. Royal Artillery Victoria OR’s helmet plate circa 1878-1901. Die-stamped brass example. Royal Arms over “Ubique” scroll on a gun resting on a scroll inscribed “Quo Fas et Gloria Ducunt”. Two loops to reverse. GC

8 post 1881 helmet plate centres. York & Lancaster ... The Welsh ... Royal Lancaster ... East Yorkshire ... Somersetshire ... West Kent ... Manchester ... Derbyshire (QVC) All complete with loops. (8 items)

Badge. Irish / British Indian. 102nd Royal Madras Fusiliers Officer’s helmet grenade circa 1861-1881. A very fine and scarce gilt grenade, the ball mounted with a laurel wreath entwined with battle honours and encircling a crowned strap inscribed “Royal Madras Fusiliers” with floreated “102” to the centre. At the base of the wreath, the Royal Tiger on a scroll inscribed “Spectamur Agendo”. Two of four loops to reverse. VGC (KK 942) Became 1st Bn. Royal Dublin Fusiliers on Friday 1st July 1881. Provenance: Bosleys February, 1998. Lot 11.

Badge. New Zealand Regular Forces Artillery Victorian OR’s helmet plate circa 1897-1901. A good die-stamped brass example. Royal Arms with a scroll below bearing laurel spray over a gun resting on scroll inscribed “New Zealand Regular Forces”. Three loops to reverse. GC

Victorian Officer’s Shako & Home Service Helmet Mounts. A selection including: Velvet backed gilt shako chin chain, with gilt bosses.(Gilt Bright Velvet Good) ... 2x gilt chin chains and bosses (Gilt worn velvet backing absent) ... Home Service Helmet Spike (Gilt dulled) ... etc. (7 items)

Victorian Egypt Campaign / Boer War Officer’s Colonial Pattern Helmet. A good and rare example of classical high crown shape, tailored by Hawkes, 14 Piccadilly. Six-panel white cloth cover with buff leather edging and five fold puggaree. To the crown a brass spike and domed base. The interior with green lining to brim, leather sweatband only part present. Chin chain hooks absent. Overall GC some service wear.

Badge. POW West Yorkshire Regiment Edwardian Officer’s helmet plate circa 1902-04. A very fine and scarce rich gilt example. Crowned star mounted with laurel wreath and Garter; to the red velvet centre, in silver, the White Horse and scroll inscribed “Nec aspera terrent”. Mounted on the base of the wreath, a silver scroll inscribed “The West Yorkshire Regiment”. Three loops to reverse. Central velvet. Nap worn. VGC (KK 229) In 1904 the central cloth ground changed from black to red. Provenance. Ex Hugh King Collection

Badge. Indian Army. Bombay Volunteer Artillery Victorian helmet plate. A very fine rare die-stamped example. White metal Royal Arms with scroll below inscribed “Bombay”. Below the scroll, a gun resting on a scroll “Volunteer Artillery”. Three loops to reverse. VGC

Scottish. Fife Mounted Rifles Victorian Officer’s helmet. A good late 19th century example, the skull, front and rear peaks are of black patent leather. To the front, a regimental pattern helmet plate bearing the Thane of Fife on horseback wearing full armour set against a gilt brass ribbed satire with IX below. This in turn mounted onto a four pointed silvered star.; below, a tri-part scroll inscribed “Pro Aris et Focis” with FMR in gilt to centre. To the crown a four pointed star base supports a gilt metal plume holder of Thistle pattern with white horse hair plume. Two star and saltire bosses support a velvet backed silvered chin chain. The interior with original material sweatband. The overall condition is good, some congealing to the skull remains a very good display item. This pattern of helmet was worn with plume from 1864 and was replaced in 1896.

Gurkha Rifles Officer’s White Wolseley Pattern Foreign Service Helmet A good white drill example, complete with seven fold puggaree, the top fold of dark green cloth. The helmet is fitted with blackened spike and leather backed chin chain. The interior with leather sweatband and tailor’s details of Hawkes & Co. London. Good shape and clean condition, green lining to peakes with some old moth.

Badge. The Worcestershire Regiment Officer’s helmet plate circa 1902-14. A very fine gilt example. Crowned star mounted with laurel wreath and Garter, the black velvet centre with silver eight pointed star bearing gilt Garter and “Firm” scroll with silver lion to centre. Mounted on the base of the wreath, a silver tri-part scroll “The Worcestershire Regiment” . Three loops to reverse. Centre’s fixing loop absent. VGC

WW1 Canadian 7th Infantry Battalion 1st Canadian Division Brodie Steel Helmet. A very good example of the B pattern helmet, the shell with original sand painted green finish, emblazoned to the front with the red device of the 1st Canadian Division, this overlaid with a metal number “7”, indicating the 7th Infantry Battalion. The interior is complete with oilcloth and felt lining and leather chinstrap. The helmet is British made and bears the stamp to the shell of “FS”, indicating made by T. Frith & Sons Limited of Sheffield. The leather interior strap has the ink name of Dance. Overall GC clean condition.

Badge. Queen’s Royal West Surreys Edwardian Officer’s helmet plate circa 1902-11. A very fine gilt example. Crowned star mounted with laurel wreath and Garter, the crimson velvet centre mounted with silver Paschal Lamb. Mounted on the base of the wreath, a silver tri-part scroll “The Royal West Surrey Regiment”. Three loops to reverse. VGC “Queen’s” scroll adopted in 1911.

1990’s Kenner / Hasbro Star Wars Action Figures, all housed on their original green cards with blister bubbles. Princess Leia Collection Luke Skywalker and Leia, ASP-7 Droid, Ewoks Wicket & Logray with Freeze Frame slide, Darth Vader with removable helmet and Freeze Frame slide, Ugnaughts with Freeze Frame slide, 8D8 with Freeze Frame slide, C-3PO removable limbs with Freeze Frame slide, Expanded Universe Imperial Sentinel and Expanded Universe Mara Jade. All remain in generally good condition. (9 items)

Tribal Art - an African figure, of European influence, he stands wearing a pith helmet, decorated in white, red and black pigments, 46cm high