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Lot 721
French 1910 Cavalry Pattern Trooper’s Helmet. A good example of the pattern of helmet worn at the outbreak of the Great War in 1914. Silvered skull, with brass line edging. To the front a brass helmet plate embossed with a flaming grenade device. To the left side a brass plume holder supports a replacement cut feather plume of scarlet. To the crown, is a gilt metal comb, to each side floral leaf decoration. The front is with a Medusa’s head looking forward, from the comb a flowing black horse hair plume. A pair of plain domed circular bosses support a set of leather backed brass chin scales. The interior with leather lining. Overall GC leather interior dry to parts. A similar helmet can be seen in “Military Headdress” By Robert. H. Rankin. Page 70. illustration 117.
Lot 10
Badge. East Surrey Regiment Officer’s helmet plate circa 1904-14. A fine gilt example of universal pattern, the black velvet centre with a silver star bearing Arms of Guildford. Silver tri-part scroll “The East Surrey Regt” to the base of the wreath. Three loops to reverse. VGC Scrolls read “The East Surrey Regt” 1881-91; “The East Surrey Regiment” 1891-1904; “The East Surrey Regt” 1904-14.
Lot 17
Badge. 3rd VB Bedfordshire Regiment Victorian Officer’s helmet plate circa 1887-1901. A fine and scarce silvered example of universal pattern, the black velvet centre mounted with a star bearing Maltese cross with stag on replacement blue non vitreous centre. Mounted on the base of the wreath, a tri-part scroll “The Bedfordshire Regiment” with supplementary scroll below inscribed “3rd Volunteer Battalion”. Three loops to reverse. VGC HQ Bedford.
Lot 16
Badge. Royal Warwickshire Regiment Victorian Volunteer Officer’s helmet plate circa 1881-1901 A scarce silvered example. Crowned star mounted with laurel wreath and Garter, the black velvet centre with the Antelope in silver. Mounted on the base of the wreath, a silver tri-part scroll inscribed “The Royal Warwickshire Regiment”. Three loops to reverse. Some wear to plating on crown. GC Hugh King Collection
Lot 229
Badge. Channel Islands. Royal Jersey Light Infantry (Militia) senior NCO’s gilt helmet plate centre circa 1881-1914. A fine rare rich gilt example of the standard die-stamped circlet inscribed ‘Royal Jersey Light Infantry’, strung bugle to voided centre. Four loops to reverse. VGC (as KK 354) Hugh King Collection
Lot 78
Two George III silver helmet shape cream jugs, one by Thomas Oliphant, London 1795, with bright cut borders and later engraved floral swags, the other of bellied form with beaded borders and reeded loop handle, probably by Richard Gardner, London 1784, and a George II bellied cream jug on three scroll legs with trefoil feet, 348g (11.2 oz) gross
Lot 616
A 1990s Japanese Samurai suit of armour, comprising helmet (kabuto), black painted aluminium face mask (hoo-ate), a neck guard (nodowa), chest and back plates (donaka), arm guars (sode and kote), waist guard (kusazuri) and leg guards (haitate), decorated with purple and gilt embroided fabric and held by orange lace, with fitted stand and carry box, sold with provenance from the vendor
Lot 325
A composite George III and later tea set, various makers, London 1771, 1792, 1796, and 1907, comprising a teapot of circular form, part-fluted decoration, scroll handle, a cream jug of helmet form, on a raised square base, a baluster hot water pot, later fluted, and an oval two handled sugar bowl, engraved with a monogram, and a pair of sugar tongs, in a fitted wooden case, approx. weight 46oz. (5)
Lot 840
Assorted 19th/20th century militaria including brass helmet spike and link chin strap, Royal Berkshire Regiment insignia, dog tags, Royal Engineers cap badge, collar insignia, soldiers permanent pass, four black and white photographs of Boer War locations, contained within a table top display case
Lot 910
A miscellany of international presentations, ex-collection of a US Soccer official, including a Japanese Samurai helmet that was presented on the occasion of New York Cosmos visit to Hawaii in the first soccer match played in Honolulu; a boxed Real Madrid stadium model, a delicately carved wooden presentation from the Chinese F.A., china plate from Hertha Berlin, salver from Flamengo, Russian samovar and set of dolls, crystal football and a variety of other objects (a qty.)
Lot 462
Jorge Lorenzo 2015 race-worn HJC helmet with signed visor, a matt black, RPHA controlled-ventilation design race helmet, the dark visor with white marker pen signature, his 'round the outside' white halo and central red cross motif on top, incorporating Monster Energy logos and motifs, also bearing Eurasian Bank logos front and rear, the latter replacing the usual Spartan helmet motif, complete with personalised 'JL' pattern removable lining, Lorenzo, size and warning labels attached, the helmet strap with E1 certification, original helmet bag. This presents a rare opportunity to obtain a genuine race-worn example of a helmet used early in the this year's MotoGP season by one of the year's three - now just two - serious World Championship contenders, quite possibly the eventual winner.
Lot 490
Val Musetti 1989 race-worn Shoei helmet with two racesuits and accessories, a white Shoei helmet with replica Wayne Gardner design in blue, gold and red, FISA/ ACU approved, with visor and helmet bag; two Nomex racesuits by 'Formula One', each bearing his embroidered name and blood group, one in plain red with Champion and Goodyear logo patches, the other in black with red trimming, a Yokohama logo patch on the right breast, the belt with FIA approval patch, a pair of 'Monza' driving boots from Adidas, two pairs of gauntlet gloves from Kiwi and Nomex, also a Nomex balaclava and vest; sold with a digital image of the red suit in use and a 1987 Spa circuit map with personal notation (qty.). In the 1980s Val Musetti raced sportscars internationally, including a Porsche 962 in the FIA World Sportscars Championship, and competed at Le Mans. He was Christopher Reeve's stunt double in Superman I & II and appeared in many other Hollywood films, including Batman and James Bond.
Lot 496
Valentino Musetti 1970s race-worn Bell helmet, two racesuits and accessories, the white Bell helmet with 1970 Snell No.A599259, darkened visor, brown Nomex helmet skirt and balaclava, with radio intercom and life support connector, lining support foam perished; two Nomex racesuits by 'Formula One' of Carnaby Street, each bearing his name and blood group embroidered on the right breast, one design in orange and black, the other red with white stripes on the left-hand side, also Champion and Shell logo patches with a Goodyear logo patch across the back, two pairs of orange Formula One Nomex gauntlet gloves, a Nomex balaclava, a pair of Nomex driving boots and a pair of Westover driving boots, sold with a digital image of the helmet in use (qty.). In the 1970s Valentino Musetti was well known to spectators as the driver who did the stunts in the film 'The Italian Job', the original version starring Michael Caine. Although this stunt work paid for his motor racing, filming schedules regularly disrupted any championship chances, though driving the Dave Price Racing March-Ford V6, he came close to winning the 1977 Shell Sport series, in which these items were used.
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