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Click here to subscribeSmall Selection of RAF Items consisting red, light blue and dark blue rectangular flag with a leather eagle to the top corner. Minor edge damage ... Post 1953 QC RAF Officer dress belt. Blue grey fabric belt with gilt braid edge lines. Gilt QC RAF buckle ... KC 85 Sqn RAF wall crest ... KC painted RAF wall crest. 4 items.
Pre 1941 RAF WO’s `B` Service Dress Tunic blue grey woollen OR’s single breasted open collar tunic. Pre 1941 turn back cuffs. Pleated chest pockets with buttoned flaps. Lower hidden pockets with plain flaps. Lower cuff embroidery Warrant Officer badges. Embroidery Bomb Aimer’s 1/2 wing to the left chest. KC brass RAF buttons. Together with WW2 RAF Medical Officer’s K/D tunic. Light khaki single breasted open collar tunic with KC gilt Medical collar badges. Removable Squadron Leader shoulder rank, WW1 and WW2 medal ribbons bar. Some service wear. 2 items.
WW2 Japanese NCO’s Naval Kai-Gunto Sword single edged blade. Cast brass solid tsuba. Brass crudely shaped hilt mounts. Shagreen central grip with light tan cord binding. Contained in its leather covered wooden scabbard with crudely shaped brass mounts. See Military Swords of Japan 1868-1945 Plate 78 where the author suggests it is an Ersatz or emergency issue but possibly made as souvenirs to be sold to Allied Servicemen.
1976 Series III SWB 88 Landrover station wagon reg UVH 674R in marine blue with station wagon fold down seats quarter light roof glasses. 4 cylinder 2286cc engine Taxed until end of June 2011 and MOT until 12th July 2011 extensive paper work dating back to 1979 brought by vendor from Tim Fry Landrover Cheltenham in 2009. V5 present.
A detailed log of the rescue voyage of HMS Comet from Port Jackson in Australia to Pitcairns Island, dated between December 27th 1830 and February 27th 1831. The six page log is embellished with four monochrome watercolours of the North and South heads of Port Jackson, Cape Brett New Zealand, a small village on the eastern side of the bay where the sloop landed on the island and a sketch of the entire island, Pitcairn, the latter initialled JBB. It begins with why the log was written and goes on to describe specific people on board, the weather conditions, descriptions of the natives of New Zealand and details of landing at Pitcairns and talks with the natives to leave highlighting that they had not had any rain for fourteen months. Accompanying the log is an ink drawn map displaying the voyage to Pitcairn and back via Tahiti. (split along all folds) The inhabitants of Pitcairns Island had been suffering from a lack of water when in 1830 the British Government ordered that they should be rescued and settled in Tahiti. HMS Comet, under the command of Captain Alex. A Sandilands, along with the Lucy Ann, a Barque from Sidney, set sail on December 27th 1830 and, after stopping in New Zealand to replenish stores, they, according to the log, observed Pitcairns at first light on the 27th February 1831. Eighty seven inhabitants were boarded onto the Lucy Ann and arrived in Tahiti on March 6th to be warmly received by Queen Pomare. Provenance. From the collection of the late Commander B. J. De St Croix D.S.C, RN
HENRY WILKINSON (b.1921) FLUSHING PHEASANT; RETRIEVING MALLARD Two, etchings with hand colouring, each signed and numbered 11/100 and 86/150 25 x 36cm. and 25 x 34cm.; with a coloured print of `A Tipperary Bank` after Frank Algernon Stewart. (3) ++ Wilkinsons in good condition; the last with a little light staining
A NAVAL OFFICERS SWORD. A naval officers sword and scabbard with swordbelt and swordknot. George V period with the name on the blade of W J Waterer of 38 Carnaby Street, London, W1. Kings Crown and fouled anchor on the blade also in the hilt guard cypher. A light 31.25" blade, brass and leather scabbard.
A FRENCH NAVAL OFFICERS SWORD. A late 19th eraly 20thC French Naval Officers sword and scabbard. Ornate brass hilt with floral and anchor decoration, lined hardwood grip and swordknot. Single-edged slightly curved light blade of 28.5" with double fullers and spearpoint tip. Brass and leather scabbard with anchor decoration, in need of repair etc.
AUSTRALIAN BOOMERANGS. Two Australian Boomerangs of the 19thC both with damage/splitting etc, 22.75" & 22" respectively. A carved splatter of classical form with four faces-tongues extended with inset shell eyes (two missing) 30.75" overall length. Carved handle and swirl reverse, in a light wood of brown patina.
A KATANA IN SHIN GUNTO MOUNTS. The signed tang reads Tsuda, Echizen, Kami, Suke, Hiro, then dated Yempo-7th year (1679) . A smith of that name was working in Settsu around that time. In Shin Gunto mounts with Mon inset, steel scabbard and 25.5" blade, some light edge damage evident. See Illustration.
GT WAR FAMILY CASUALTIES. A Great War pair, plaque and scroll to 3-7260 Pte John Thomas Tilley 3rd Battalion Somerset Light Infantry. Born Gibraltar, Educated Kingsbury Episcopi & Martock Som . Killed in Action F&F 16/9/1916. A Victory medal, plaque and scroll also large framed photograph to 36215 Pte Henry James Tilley Wilts Regt. Born Kingsbury Episcopi Somerset, Educated Martock Som, Dow F&F 6/8/1918. A further family members Bwm medal with box lid 81529 Gnr G England RA.
SOMERSET LIGHT INFANTRY POSTCARDS. Military postcards including SLI Camps at Liddymore and on Doniford Cliffs at Watchet Cliffs with the guns. The 2nd Battalion in India 1920`s including the funerals of L Cpl L C Harries, L Cpl J W Dash, L Cpl C Doulting, Pte F Fowler etc. Sporting and formal poses of various soldiers etc.
SHIP POSTCARDS. (70) postcards and (20) associated photographs of ships, including Light Cruisers etc. H MS Caradoc, Calypso, Caledon, Concorde, Centaur, Birmingham, Constance, Castor, Cambrian, Champion, Cordelia, Calliope, Comus, Cleopatra, Carysfort, Caroline, Undaunted, Galatea, Nottingham, Sydney, H M A S Brisbane, Yarmouth, Weymouth, Liverpool, Gloucester, Bristol, Active, Skirmisher, Sentinel, Forward, Patrol, Diamond, Encounter etc, in multiple views.
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