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Lot 32
Britains King's Royal Rifle Corps and York and Lancaster Regiment RARE FIRST VERSIONS from sets 98 and 96, four KRRC with spiked helmets and two York and Lancs in Sudanese Foreign Service Dress, pigeon chested running figures, oval bases (F, three arms, two helmet spikes and two rifle tips missing) 1899 (6)
Lot 44
Britains set 19, West India Regiment FIRST VERSION, with bemedalled officer (F-P, one man, officer helmet spike and three rifle butts missing) set 34, Grenadier Guards FIRST VERSION volley firing with drummer and bemedalled officer (F-P, four damaged) with additional drummer, two bemedalled officers and two Scots Guards pipers (P, four damaged) and set 7, Royal Fusiliers FIRST VERSION, valise packs (F-P, three men and four bayonets missing) with two additional bemedalled and one wasp waisted officers (P, two damaged) 1897 (32)
Lot 45
Britains set 91, United States Infantry FIRST VERSION, at the slope with valise packs and Montana hats ((G, officer, one man and four bayonets missing, one rifle damaged) four Royal Marine Artillery FIRST VERSION, at the slope with valise packs (G, one arm, one helmet ball and three bayonets missing) two small size Royal Horse Artillery with officer and gun, one Egyptian Infantry, round base (G, two plumes missing) and four other items (P, damaged) (19)
Lot 72
Britains set 121, Royal West Surrey Regiment, firing with officer in original Whisstock box, with additional officer and five men, fourteen East Kent Regiment on guard and two officers (G, some retouching and embellishment, one officer helmet spike missing, box F, repaired with sticky tape) 1930 (32)
Lot 868
LATE 19TH CENTURY/WWI COLONIAL IMPERIAL GERMAN BRITISH WOLSELEY HELMET USED BY THE EAST AFRICAN SCHUTZTRUPPE constructed of khaki fabric with leather headband interior, with brass imperial eagle badge sworn to the front and imperial cockade sown to the puggaree, 38cm long Note: The Wolseley tropical helmet (named after General Sir Garnet Wolseley, who commanded the British forces in Egypt and the Sudan in the 1880s) was the most commonly issued tropical helmet to the British forces serving on all overseas fronts before, during and after the First World War. It has a the slightly pointed front peak and puggaree worn around the hatband. It was also popular with the German Schutztruppe in East Africa when captured.
Lot 869
IMPERIAL GERMAN WWI 'STAHLHELM' METAL HELMET WITH HANDPAINTED CAMOUFLAGE model M1916 or M1917, hand-painted in green, brown and ochre, liner consistent of a headband with three segmented leather pouches, two ventilator horns to either side, four digit number stamped to interior rim, appears to be '51.66', 31.5cm long Note: The Stahlhelm was introduced into regular service during the Verdun campaign in early 1916. The M1916 design had side mounted horn-like ventilator lugs which were intended to be support for an additional steel brow plate or Stirnpanzer, which only ever saw limited use by snipers and trench raiding parties as it was too heavy for general use. The suspension, or liner, consisted of a headband with three segmented leather pouches, each holding padding materials, and leather or fabric cords could be adjusted to provide a comfortable fit. Originally painted Feldgrau (field grey), the Stahlhelm was often camouflaged by troops in the field using mud, foliage, cloth covers, and paint. Camouflage paint was not formally introduced until July 1918, when German Army Order II, No 91 366, signed by General Erich Ludendorff on 7 July 1918, outlined official standards for helmet camouflage. The order stipulated that helmets should be painted in several colors, separated by a finger-wide black line. The colors should be relevant to the season, such as using green, brown and ochre in summer
Lot 70
# Four brooches, including; a cameo brooch depicting a warrior with winged helmet, a Victorian brooch set with a split pearl, with turquoise coloured enamel and a portrait to the reverse, a mourning brooch with hardstone cameo flower centrally and a multi-moonstone brooch (4) CONDITION REPORT: Good condition overall. All fasten with pin and hook catches. Old solder repair on cameo brooch. CR 09.12.15
Lot 25a
Roman Empire, ca. 1st to 3rd century CE. An impressive solid bronze cast attachment depicting the head and torso of Mercury, the youthful messenger god as well as the god of commerce. He wears a grand helmet with wings at the back, known as a petasos, quite befitting of this messenger to the gods and guide to souls of the underworld. Given its high level of artistry and symbolism, this attachment was most likely intended for a fine vessel or piece of furniture. A lovely artifact from the ancient Romans! Gorgeous green patina! Size: 3.75" H (9.5 cm) Provenance: Ex-private M. Reniger collection, Chicago, IL. Condition: Old breaks to lower terminus, peripheries of torso, and upper wings. Stunning green patina. All items legal to buy/sell under U.S. Statute covering cultural patrimony Code 2600, CHAPTER 14, and are guaranteed to be as described or your money back. A Certificate of Authenticity will accompany all winning bids. We ship worldwide and handle all shipping in-house for your convenience. #111384
Lot 71e
Pre-Columbian, Peru, Chimu, ca. 1000 to 1200 CE. An elegant loom stick carved from a hard wood, adorned with a human visage wearing a domed headress/helmet on both sides. Take a close look to appreciate the finely delineated facial details and elaborately detailed helmet straps. A stunning deep brown patina! Size: 14" H (35.6 cm). Custom stand NOT included. Provenance: Ex-Private Seattle, Wa collection acquired at auction Condition: Minor wear at tip, else choice. All items legal to buy/sell under U.S. Statute covering cultural patrimony Code 2600, CHAPTER 14, and are guaranteed to be as described or your money back. A Certificate of Authenticity will accompany all winning bids. We ship worldwide and handle all shipping in-house for your convenience. #111751
Lot 223
A BRITISH LEE ENFIELD NO.5 MK I KNIFE BAYONET by Wilkinson Sword, in its scabbard, the scabbard with brass throatpiece; together with a German K-98 bayonet, stamped at the ricasso '41asw' and numbered '3534', in its scabbard with non-matching number '6620'; a Japanese Arisaka Type 30 bayonet, with a hooked quillon and a wooden grip, in its metal scabbard, with leather frog; a Swiss M18 helmet; assorted items of inert ordnance, including a brass shell case mounted to a wood base and drilled to form a table lamp; and a quantity of books of military interest. PLEASE NOTE THE JAPANESE BAYONET MAYBE IN THE WHOLE POST WORLD WAR 2 IN MANUFACTURE.
Lot 211
A George III helmet shaped oval cream jug, by Peter, Ann and William Bateman, London 1802, of swollen form, reeded outline and handle, plank engraved shield cartouche, 12.5cm and a George III oval cream jug, makers marked rubbed, London 1805, reeded outline and angular handle, engraved monogram, 10cm, (2).
Lot 554
A quantity of Third Reich badges, insignia etc, including Luftwaffe aluminium cap badge, Police cap badge, large old comrades association pin back eagle badge, Kuffhauser gilt and coloured cap badge, 5 metal eagle shields from tropical helmet, 5 drivers steering wheel in wreath badges, 2 DAF oval cap badges, 10 various pinback day badges, approximately 15 other metal badges etc, embroidered cloth Luftwaffe Pilots and Paratroopers breast badges, 8 woven badges for Hitler Youth, Fire Brigade, Luftschutz, etc, 2 American embroidered badges, and a few other small items. Generally GC
Lot 615
35 Netherlands buckle style hat badges, metal and staybrite, on rectangular coloured cloth patches, crowned MA, crowned IB, crowned and “Prinses Irene”, cuirassier’s helmet, Netherlands lion, grenade, dagger and shield “Nulli Cedo”, bugle horn, St George and dragon, crowned winged wheel, etc. GC to VGC
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