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Lot 2153
Assorted Circa 1940s CC41 Costume Accessories, including a Selby Shoe Styl-eez brown suede and leather shoes, size 9.5B, a Pair of K Shoe Black Lace Ups, with heel, size 6WF; Seven Pairs of Utility Stockings; Cream Wool Scarf, bearing its original label; Fur Capelet bearing its original label; Together with a blue cloth cap bearing a British Red Cross Society Badge, and a navy wool and red trimmed hat, (in a wicker basket)
Lot 207
A collection of diecast model motor vehicles to include Corgi Classics model Nos. 97336, 97781, 97853, 23501, 16304, 91701, a Corgi Kojak CC00501, a Superkings Matchbox Dodge Tractor with twin tippers and a K - 13 Superkings Matchbox D.A.F Building Transporter, all boxed, all Corgis appear mint in excellent box plus two Matchbox mint in good box
Lot 41
Matchbox / Moko Lesney - six early diecast models comprising # 2 Bedford articulated 'Walls Ice Cream', # 13 Dodge Wreck Truck, # 6 Pickfords 200 ton Transporter, K-8 Prime Mover and Transporter with Caterpillar Tractor, K-5 King size Racing Car Transporter, all g+ or better in generally good boxes or better (some end flaps missing), also Y-4 empty box - [6 models]
Lot 831
Putnam Publications. The World's Airliners, by Peter W. Brooks, 1962, bookstamp to front endpaper, Aircraft of the Royal Air Force 1918-57, by Owen Thetford, 1957, Hawker Aircraft Since 1920, by Francis K. Mason, 1961, British Civil Aircraft 1919-59, volumes 1 & 2, by A.J. Jackson, 1959-60, Bristol Aircraft Since 1910, by C.H. Barnes, 1964, all 1st editions, all original cloth in dust jackets, together with 30 further volumes, mixed editions, some duplication, some covers rubbed to head and foot, G/VG, 8vo (36)
Lot 319
Two boxes of books to include Samuel Rudder "A New History of Gloucestershire" published by Alan Sutton 1977, Rosemary Verey "A Country Womans Notes" with a Forward by HRH The Prince of Wales published by Gryffon Publications 1989, together with K. J. Beecham "A History of Cirencester" and various other local books and various books concerning the Royal Family
Lot 165
A FRENCH CAVALRY SWORD ANX1 As issued to the Heavy Cavalry Regiments, dated 1811 the blade with a semi-spear point. Showing field evidence of alteration just prior to Waterloo, with no markings to show the sword was re-issued afterwards. With the rare and little seen Mark 2 Scabbard, marked 5.K.4.64 of heavy construction. When the 1st pattern scabbard was issued to the Heavy Cavalry, its weakness was quickly apparent. General Kellerman had it replaced by heavy scabbards of 2.5mm thickness . They were then quickly replaced by the Mk 3 version, which the Cavalrymen favoured. Originally purchased from an estate sale in the Brecon Beacons.
Lot 28
A FRENCH 1813 DATED HEAVY CAVALRY SWORD. A Napoleonic period 1813 dated French Heavy Cavalry model AN X111 pattern Cuirassiers sword. Issued to Troopers with a four bar brass hilt with various Regimental/Issue markings. K B L stamp marks on the dual-fullered 37.1/2" blade, Imp du Klugenthal on the back edge, complete with a scabbard.
Lot 29
A FRENCH LIGHT CAVALRY SWORD. A French Light Cavalry sabre dated June 1813 from the Klugenthal Arsenal, in Alsace. Curved single-edged 35" blade with K B L markings, with three bar brass hilt. Clean blade with 3/4 central fuller, in its steel scabbard with guard cutouts for the quillion langets. See Illustration
Lot 341
FRAMED RAOB MEDALS. The first a silver and enamel with jewel eyes Midlands County Banner on the bars. Buffalo head centre with Handsworth Queens Lodge, Antediluvian Order of Buffaloes. The reverse inscribed, The Order of Merit was presented to Primo Wm Bate Oliver K O M, by the Brothers of No 2 Handsworth Lodge. In estimation of his services in the cause of Buffaloism and as a token of regard for him as a man. Sept 22nd 1898. Secondly Propoganda - Jewel bars on a red & white ribbon with Buffalo head centre. Inscribed on the reverse, Presented by the Royal Manor Lodge, Primo W A H SCrivens, for past valuable services Mar 14 1892. Thirdly a RAOB Jewel with 1st Dec: 9th May- G E B- 2nd Dec: 25th Aug 1924, bars. Jewel eyes centre with RAOB motto in the blue enamel scroll. Inscribed on the reverse, This Order of Merit and Honour of Knighthood was conferred upon Bro Sir A H R Parr, by The Claremont Lodge. As a mark of appreciation for his services in the cause of Buffaloism, and their regard for him as a man and brother, March 26th 1928 . All three hallmarked.
Lot 380
K O S BORDERERS OFFICERS BADGE & BELT BUCKLE. A Kings Own Scottish Borderers Silver coloured metal badge with Victorian Crown and three rear lug fixings. An Officers Helmet Plate centre in a void construction example of some quality. A gilt and scm belt buckle with St Andrews cross and Castle within a wreath decoration, again of some quality in manufacture.(2) See Illustration
Lot 39
A K O S BORDERERS BROADSWORD & SCABBARD. A Victorian Kings Own Scottish Borderers Broadsword with E Thurkle & Sons, Denmark St, Soho, London on the forte. The 33" double-edged blade is decorated with thistles VR and other patterns. On the centre of the blade is Nisi Dominus Trustra. (without the Lord everything is in vain ) Nec Aspera Terrant (Hardships do not deter us) below a Castle and then a Horse respectively. Kings Own Scottish Borderers below a Victorian Crown. Battle Honours from Egypt, Minden, etc up to 1878-80. Full dress hilt with red inner lining and red pommel fringe, steel pierced outer guard in its steel scabbard. See Illustration.
Lot 424
POLICE & A V CORPS MEDALS etc A British War Medal named to SE-7505 T. SJT. A Fitzgerald A V C. A bronze 1897 Metropolitan Police medal named to PC A Fitzgerald K Divn. A silver 1911 Metropolitan Police medal named to PS A Fitzgerald. An associated military fob watch ansd a Victory Medal named to 2451 A Cpl L E Fitzgerald RAMC.
Lot 506
GT WAR MEDALS INCLUDING RUSSIAN THEATRE OF WAR 1915. A 1914/15 Star named to 08115 Pte P G Field AOC, British War Medal named to 08115 A Cpl P G Field. Shown as serving from October 1915 in Theatre of War 3 (Russia 4/8/14-1/7/1920.) Lacking a VIctory Medal but interestingly Commissioned Lt on the 5th July 1918. Percy George Field was living in 79 Taverners Rd, Peterborough . Portsmouth, for his medals forwarding address. See MIC details. British war & Victory Medals in box of issue, named to 57476 Pte A S Reynolds K R R Corps. (MIC details confirm pair only)
Lot 514
TWO CAMPAIGN SERVICE MEDALS & MINIATURES. Both with the Northern Ireland Bar, the first named to 24399954 Gdsm A G Skinner Coldstream Guards. The second named to L8105358 SAC D K Brown R A F. A mounted group of seven miniatures. 1914/15 Star-Bwm & Victory Medals. 1939/45 and Pacific Stars, Defence & War Medals (The Bwm & the latter two are in Silver)
Lot 88
A HELIOGOLAND BIGHT 28/8/1914 SOUVENIR OF HMS FEARLESS. A naval desktop souvenir made form a shell casing with a piece of mounted Shrapnel, with Heliogoland 28. August. 1914 and HMS Fearless engraved. The Battle of Heliogoland Bight was the first real naval battle, of the Gt War. With two Light Cruisers and seventeen Destroyers under Commodore Thywhitt and Submarines commanded by Roger Keyes, the plan to trap German Patrols was put to the test. So secret was the raid, Admiral Lord Jellicoe himself was only told of it happening, at the last minute. Off the coast of N W Germany the trap was sprung, shellfire erupted between ships and torpedoes were fired by both naval powers. Despite confusion and errors by both sides, it became a Victory for Britain due to ships and men lost. Had not the Battleships sailed to cover the force, things may well have turned out differently. The German Navy lost 3 Light Cruisers and a Destroyer. 717 Sailors killed, 530 wounded and 336 taken Prisoner of War. Including a son of Admiral Tirpitz. HMS Fearless took part in the Battle of Jutland and a lesser known 'Battle'! In 1918 in a different Flotilla action, she rammed and sunk a friendly K(17) Submarine. Great was the damage to her Prow & Foredeck, even more to her Ships Crews Pride. Wags suggested it was 'The Battle of May Island'. The Desk Weight 3" diameter and 1.1/2" high. Damage caused to Hms Fearless by the enemy hits at Heliogoland was light.
Lot 94
THE FORMAL ATTIRE OF J K STOTHERT ESQ. A Japanned tincase with the Court or Dress attire of John Kendall Stothert, of Bristol. The son of George Kelson Stothert of Civil Engineering and Ship Building renown. John K Stothert was born in 1861 and died in 1937, who worked from his offices in Bristol in the 19th & 20thC.
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