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Lot 1270
Sicura - A 1970's Sicura Breitling gentleman's manual wind chronograph wristwatch the circular black dial with twin subsidiary dials, date aperture and stainless steel hands, luminous seconds hand, outer tachymeter scale bezel to oversized case - scratches to glass face and case - 42mm diameter, 21mm lug width
Lot 1273
A gentleman's 1940's British Military issue WWII black dial vertex wristwatch manual wind movement, the black circular dial with Arabic numerals and subsidiary second hand at 6 o'clock, luminous hour markers, steel hands, military arrow to dial and case back, marked WWW A9200 3522116 37mm across diameter, 18mm lug width -light surface scratches to case and glass face, in working order
Lot 285
HANDBOOK FOR THE INSTALLATION, RUNNING AND MAINTENANCE OF ROLLS-ROYCE 'MERLIN' AERO ENGINES, Series II, May 1938, revised & reprinted June 1941, together with'Flight Engineers Notes for 'Lancaster' Aircraft 1943, 'The Aero Manual' 1909, Aircraft In War & Commerce (lacking cover) etc. (9)Condition Report:Please note: every page of every book is not checked, if you are unable to view yourself please ask for detailed information
Lot 44
WW2 Gallantry Medal and Extensive Document Grouping of Major D C Hopson Royal Armoured Corps Attached No3 Commando and 1st Commando Brigade, Awarded the Military Cross for Gallantry during the Normandy Landings (D-Day) and the Distinguished Service Order for Actions at the Battle of Esseller Forest 1945, consisting of refurbished GVIR DSO in silver gilt and enamel with replaced un-dated top mount bar, Military Cross GVIR with the reverse officially dated 1945 and engraved to the centre “MAJOR D C HOPSON”, 1939-45 star, Africa star, Italy star, France & Germany star and 1939-45 War medal. Medals have been modern swing mounted with a mixture of original and reproduction ribbons, stars also do not appear to match in colouring. Bronze boxing medal engraved to the reverse “3 CDO Inter Coy 1943 D.C.H” and another larger boxing medallion with badge of the Seaforth Highlanders and engraved “Lt D HOPSON RU 1941”. Two cloth formation signs for British Troops in France. The paperwork archive that accompanies the medals consists of various typed reports of operations taking place in 1945 with reconnaissance reports and instructions of the objectives needed to be achieved in the operation, GQ Parachute Company framed certificate dated 1946 awarded to Major D C Hopson DSO MC, four black and white press photographs of North West Europe interest, six HQ 21st Army Group report folders with maps and plans of operations taken place including the Report on River Weser (text & plans), part 1 of Ems-Weser Elbe Canal, Report on East Frisian Waterways, Report on River Ems (text & plans). Some other larger maps, manual and three photographs taken after the liberation of Belsen concentration camp. ** Major Hopson served with Royal Armoured Corps attached to No3 Commando in Italy and was wounded several times and mentioned in despatches for gallantry during the campaign. The unit was brought back to the UK to prepare for Operation Overlord (D-Day). No3 Commando landed as part of the 1st Special Service Brigade on the morning of 6th June 1944 at Sword Beach, with the objective of linking up with the 6th Airborne division. His recommendation for The Military Cross is as follows “Since the time of landing in Normandy on 6th June 1944 this officer had shown the same determination and gallantry and coolness when under fire which he had already shown in Agonone, Sicily and in Termoli, Italy, on 14th July 1943 and 5th October 1943. On the 6th June 1944 when the 2nd i/c was wounded bringing the unit forward, Major Hopson took charge and led the troops across the bridges Benouville with great speed and skill, and with slight casualties. Subsequently, although wounded in the head when the self-propelled gun in which he was operating struck a mine, he insited on proceeding out with another self-propelled gun and completing his task. On the occasion of the attack at Breville he performed invaluable service by leading tanks up to the forward positions which the commanders had not had time to recce. Several times during heavy shelling of the units FDL’s he again showed great courage and coolness in directing the bringing to shelter of the wounded although he himself was again slightly wounded. His service with this unit has always been an example of courage, coolness and efficiency and an inspiration to his fellow officers and men.” Originally recommended for the Distinguished Service Order (DSO) this was downgraded to a Military Cross, appearing in the London Gazette 1st March 1945. ** Continuing to serve with the unit throughout the campaign in North West Europe, he was again involved in heavy fighting during the crossing of the Rhine during Operation Plunder. He was awarded the Distinguished Service Order for gallantry during this time, the recommendation for the award is as follows, “Since Jan 45 Major Hopson has been Brigade Major of the First Cdo Bde, and has taken an active part in all operations since that time. He crossed in the first wave both in the Battle of the Rhine and the Weser crossing. In the Battle of Esseller Forest he particularly distinguished himself. The Brigade encountered a strong Kriegsmarine Fusilier force of three battalions, two companies of SS troops and a detatchment of SP guns. The Brigade consolidation area was in the form of a tight bridgehead over the river Aller, which was of the greatest importance to 11 Armd Division. At about 1130 hrs on 11 Apr 45 the Brigade was heavily counter attacked from three sides. Bde HQ was under mortar and small arms fire and several officers and men were killed by sniping. Physical contact with units was impossible. Major Hopson was in a slit trench with a No.22 wireless set and was very much exposed from one flank to enemy fire. Nevertheless during the whole battle when vital messages were being sent, Major Hopson continually exposed himself to fire in order to ensure that there should be no fault or delay in the passing of the orders. The whole battle was a great success and the bridgehead consolidated, allowing 11 Armd Div to pass complete over the River Aller. Major Hopson complete disregard for his own safety, and his wholehearted devotion to duty materially contributed to the success of the operation. Both before and since that date Major Hopson has distinguished himself on every occasion the brigade has been in action, and has been an inspiration and an example to all members of the First Commando Brigade”. The award appeared in the London Gazette on 11th October 1945. ** We are of the opinion due to the construction of the medal bar, that the medals in this grouping have been made up by a collector / dealer to resemble the group of Major D C Hopson and is being sold as viewed. We would ask any potential bidders to view the item in person to make sure that they are happy with what they are buying. This Lot is not subject to return.
Lot 10
A group of lady's and gentleman's wristwatches, the gentleman's examples including two 17 jewel manual wind 1960s gilt metal dress watches by Smith's and Paul Jobin, a Vostok automatic diver's watch, and a Lectro watch, and seven lady's examples, together with a rolled gold open faced three quarter plate lever pocket watch by D. Mullarky and a chrome plated Sekonda full hunter (13)
Lot 46
A 1950s Jaeger LeCoultre lady's 9ct gold wristwatch, no. 7500, the small silvered dial with raised gold detail and baton hands, the 17 jewel JlC manual wind movement no. 1376551, to a rope link bezel, with strap en suite, 12.8g weighable, together with lady's gold plated Rotary wristwatch, a 9ct gold fox head stick pin, and two other gold plated stick pins (5)
Lot 49
A 1930s Juvenia silver gilt and enamel purse watch, the gold dial with Arabic numerals and luminous hands, 15 jewel manual wind Juvenia movement, the hinged case with foliate scroll engraving to one side, and blue guilloche enamel verso, with Swiss marks for 925 standard and French import marks, the case 4cm long
Lot 1074
A lady's gem-set gold wristwatch by Boucheron, the textured gold dial with baton numerals, within a surround of sapphires and diamonds. On textured gold band with sapphire cabochon winder. Signed Boucheron Paris BT1203255 to the clasp and 79689 to the case. Signed Omega manual movement and numbered 21404570. With Boucheron box.
Lot 1249
An early 20th century silver and enamel spherical watch by Rolex, applied with mauve guilloche enamel and fine gold decoration. The circular white dial with black Arabic numerals. The movement signed Rolex. The inside case signed Rolex, with serial number 1091795 with maker's mark W&D and import mark for London 1919. Manual winding. 2.4cm diameter.
Lot 1301
A lady's early 20th century diamond-set cocktail wristwatch by Ebel, the rectangular silver dial with black Arabic numerals, within millegrain-set diamond surround and further diamonds to the lugs and links, in platinum. Manual winding. On plated cream band with platinum clasp. The case 10mm wide. The watch 16cm long. Provenance: The property of the Earl of Chichester
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