Third Reich Propaganda Postcard, fine example titled “Wir haben es geschafft! Alch ih frei! Heil Hitler!”. Card shows images of civilians and military figures in woodland with map to the lower corner. Reverse with cancellation, 1938 eagle and swastika ink stamp and Czechoslovakian postage stamp. Generally good condition.
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Boxes and Objects - advertising tins including Columbia Gramophone Needles, Thornes Toffee, Oxo, etc; commemorative scarf the Royal visit to Salford 1905; Great War printed cloth map of Europe; Mauchline ware needle case, Ryde Pier, 8.3cm; miniature book of common prayer, 1902; powder compact, cylindrical card and knotwork and silk flowers, mirror and puff, etc
An impressive selection of Polish medals and military insignia spanning two World Wars formerly the property of K Szmidla including First War - 1921 period - Polish Virtuti Militari Cross 5th Class No. 3720 (minus ring suspension); Silesian Cross of Bravery; Silesian Cross of Valour and Merit; unofficial Polish Bravery Cross engraved K.S. 1920; enamelled suspended shield badge named to the 115th Polish Lancers 1920-21 and engraved "Szmidla Kourimierz Ulan"; suspended pennant engraved with initials and dated "1/7/1920"; Polish Vistula 1920 pin badge; Polish 1919-1920 pin badge; two Polish 100th Anniversary 1917 patriotic badges; a miniature 1918-1928 Anniversary of Independance medal; miniature Polish War medal 1918-1921; Polish First Light Horse Regiment enamelled Star badges, 1920s period Polish cap badges and other insignia Early Second War Period - Polish plated steel cap badge marked "DSP"; 1940 Swiss Bronze Red Cross badge; 1930s enamelled Polish army sports badge; two marksman's badges; Polish silver and enamelled "U 25" badge; various Swiss Red Cross related badges and insignia and a selection of miniature Polish Airborne "Lopp" pin badges, etc, together with various postal cards mainly dated 1940 relating to the Red Cross in Switzerland, various photographs of soldiers and invalids, etc Second War Period A selection of 8th Army cloth patches, Poland titles, 3rd Carpathian Rifle Divison patch and others, Polish 2nd Corps badge, pair of Combined Operations arm badges, Polish cap badges, original Second War Polish red beret with insignia and various other regalia, etc, together with a Polish commemorative magazine 1920-1939, Polish map, single volume "The Unknown Revolution 1917-1921"; Varsovia 1944" volume and other publications, etc
Two boxes of oddments to include coins, keys, USA military badges, British military badges, small crossbow, folding map published at the war office, Barnstaple 1940-41 given to an American G.I soldier training on the Devon beaches, trench art type letter opener in the form of a nude lady made in one of the concentration camps in Italy during WWII, etc. (2)(B.P. 21% + VAT)
De Dion Bouton. An interesting multi-fold promotional broadsheet, one side discussing patents and designs from 1883 through to 1926, the other with illustrations. Also, a similar promotional broadsheet with a map of the north-west area of France and a list of agencies, and depictions of DDN motorcars for the veteran period (1907). (2)
Review of the Fleet, Spithead, 1911. A framed, mounted and glazed colour-printed map published at The Admiralty, London, on 1st June 1911, showing the position of the naval fleet at Spithead on 24th June 1911 for the review by His Majesty the King, the map within a mount decorated with colour British Empire flags and monochrome photographic images of four of the ships. A pocket on the reverse of the frame holds a 16-page detailed list in card covers of the ships taking part. Size of map 13 x 21-inches (33 x 53.5cm), frame size 21.75 x 28.25-inches (55 x 71.5cm).
EGYPTOLOGY: 1- Budge, E.A. Wallis: By Nile and Tigris, A Narrative of Journeys in Egypt and Mesopotamia, in 2 volumes. John Murray, 1920, 1st. edn. With a folding map & plates. Original red cloth with gilt head to upper covers. VG set; 2- Lepsius, R: Discoveries in Egypt, Ethiopia, Peninsula of Sinai, in the years 1842 – 1845. Bentley, 1852, 1st. edn. With colour lithograph frontis and a folding map (torn, without loss). Plain cloth rebound; 3- Layard , A H: Nineveh & Its Remains, in 2 volumes. Murray, 1849, 1st. edn. All plates present. Original pictorial cloth, cuts to spines; 4- Petrie, W M F: The Pyramids and Temples of Gizeh. Field & Tuer, new & revised edn. No date, C1897. Plain cloth rebound; 5- Petrie, W M F: A History of Egypt, in 6 volumes. Methuen, 1894-1905; PLUS: Egyptian Tales, in 2 vols. Methuen, 1899-1913. All 8 volumes in the original matching cloth binding with gilt decoration to upper covers; Very good set. (14)
Two examples of Needlework. One is 19th century Victorian, showing a map of the British isles (approximately 68cm x 55cm), the frame has one missing foot at the bottom as pictured. The other Is Likely 1920's-1930's, and is a scene of a woman in a garden by a cottage (approximately 27cm x 26cm), there is writing on the back as pictured - NO RESERVE
Cecily Peel (1892-1984) a map of Oxford, hand coloured lithograph, 48cm x 52cm, framed and glazed together with a hand coloured map of Oxfordshire after Robert Morden, 43cm x 36cm, framed and glazed, overall 52.5cm x 60cmCondition report: Both good with no major damages or marks, the Morden map satinwood frame with some chips and marks
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