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Lot 1195
CERNAN GENE: (1934- ) American Astronaut, Lunar Module Pilot of Apollo X (1969) and Commander of Apollo XVII (1972). The eleventh man to walk on the moon. Signed colour 10 x 8 photograph of Cernan standing in a full length pose on the moon`s surface. Wearing his white spacesuit and helmet, the astronaut salutes the United States flag at his side. Signed in bold blue ink across a light area of the image, `Gene Cernan, Last Man on Moon, Apollo XVII`. EX
Lot 1236
Cnut, silver penny, Pointed Helmet Issue, Spink 1158, obverse reads:- +:CNVT REX A., Helmeted, cuirassed and draped bust left, holding sceptre with cross head of four pellets, reverse reads:- +GRIMOLF M-O EOFR. [there is a pellet below the - in M-O], York Mint, moneyer Grimolf, full, round, well centred and a good sharp strike, with untouched natural tone EF
Lot 1300
Hadrian, brass dupondius, Rome Mint 123A.D., obverse:- Radiate bust, right, drapery on left shoulder, reverse: Virtus standing right, foot on helmet, holding down-pointed spear and parazonium, Sear 3670, both dies very slightly off center, an untouched piece with infill and quite good portrait, stable milky-green patina with black infill, NVF
Lot 323
An American printed souvenir cap. Made of thin canvas, the edges bound with red tape. The cap is shaped in the style of a flying helmet. Each side is printed in white on grey with an image of the Graf Zeppelin and the wording `We Saw The Graf Zep`. A souvenir of the `Zeppelin-fever` that gripped America at the time of the Graf Zeppelin`s visits of 1928/29. GC minor wear, illustrated on Plate 16.
Lot 662
An Imperial German Naval Officer`s Arch Topped Wooden Chest. Black canvas covered and leather-bound. 61.5cm x 30cm x 31.5cm high. With a fitted compartmentalised lift-out tray equipped with brass handles. The lid is inscribed on the lid in white paint `LzS Kruger`. The interior of the chest contains fitments in the lower section for a full dress cocked hat and full dress gold bullion thread fringed epaulettes, both of which are present. The tray contains in eight fitted compartments a series of uniform accoutrements amongst which are the following: (1). A 1901 pattern officer`s dirk bearing on one side of the forte of the blade, the knights helmet mark of the maker `Weyersberg Kirschabaum & Cie`and on the other side a mark of crossed swords over the initial B&R. The blade is of `Damascus` pattern, welded steel. (2). A full dress belt of woven silver bullion thread with red and grey bands. It has a heavy gilt brass buckle bearing the Crowned Imperial Cypher over an anchor. The whole contained within a laurel wreath. (3). A leather belt covered with black corded silk and lined with velvet. It has a gilt brass buckle of the same pattern as the full dress belt. It also has two gilt brass lion headed rings to accept the hangers for the dirk. (4). Two hangers for the dirk of velvet backed black corded silk to match the belt previously described. Both have gilt brass lions headed buckles and gilt brass hooks. (5). A leather belt covered in blue woven cotton. (6). A sword knot of silver bullion thread for the dirk. (7). A large sword knot of silver bullion thread for a naval sword. (8). A long two-part hanger of thin plaited leather with a series of four sprung clips of brass. This chest was owned by Leutnant Kurt Emil Kruger, who served in the German Naval Airship Division and served on the LZ-120, L-41 and L-70. He was the Executive Officer of the L-70 from July 8 1918. The L-70 was shot down in flames by British aircraft off the Norfolk coast on August 5 1918. On board at this time was Peter Strasser, Chief of the Naval Airship Service. All persons on board were killed. This chest and its contents are extremely rare in their own right, but to be directly connected to the Executive Officer of the Zeppelin, in which Peter Strasser was killed, makes the item of great significance. VGC for age. Some tarnishing to gold bullion thread swag on cocked hat. Dirk sword knot tarnished and cord frayed. Majority of gilding lost on dirk, illustrated on Plate 36. N.G.P.P
Lot 83
An Edwardian silver coffee pot, W & C Sissons, London 1901, of helmet half-reeded form with ebonised handle and final and raised on an oval pedestal base, 24cm high, together with a silver hot water jug, makers mark indistinct, London 1907, 19.5cm high, total weight of silver approx 32oz (2) For details of the condition of this lot please contact the auctioneer.
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