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Lot 1
Great War Casualty group of three medals comprising 1914-1915 Star, 1914-18 War Medal plus Victory Medal, impressed to 18214 Pte Alfred William Barr, 1st Batn Essex Regiment, together with memorial plaque (Barr was killed at the battle of Arras, 14 April 1917, remembered with honours at the Arras Memorial Bay 7), together with a further small quantity of coins and tokens
Lot 2
Group of four medals to multiple recipients to include a Great War Victory medal impressed to 7230 Gnr O Blake, Royal Artillery, Great War medal impressed to SS/13594 Pte Alfred Hodges, casualty, killed 13 August 1915, further George V Special Constabulary service medal to Benjamin Pratt, and further Pakistan Republic medal 23 March 1956
Lot 4
WWI/WWII group of five comprising 1914 Star with "Mons" clasp together with British War Medal and Victory Medal, the Defence Medal and War Medal 1914 Star impressed to 10178 Cpl D Porteous 1/Gord: Highrs, British War Medal and Victory Medal to 10178 Cpl D J Porteous, Gordons, mounted as worn (5)
Lot 6
Great War trio comprising of 1914-15 Star, War Medal, Victory medal, impressed to 68352 Sapper F.R. Childs, Royal Engineers, together with further Boer War, Queen Victoria South Africa campaign with South Africa 1902, Cape Colony clasps, impressed to 39349 Pte H J Hall, 32nd Btn Imperial Yeomanry (medal lacking ribbon). Lot also includes three cap badges to include Royal Norfolk Regiment, Royal Engineers and Australian Commonwealth Military Forces, Imperial Service badge and quantity of RAF buttons
Lot 79
Victorian Coronation medal in bronze designed by Benedetto Pistrucci, head of Queen Victoria facing left, inscribed "Legendi Victoria D.G. Britanniarum Regina F.D." (reversre) three ladies symbolic of England, Scotland and Ireland, standing left, presenting crown to Queen seated on a dais - lion lies behind chair, inscribed "LEGENDI ERIMUS TIEI NOBILE REGNUM (We shall be a noble kingdom to you)", INAUGURATRA DIE JUNII XXVIII MDCCCXXXVIII
Lot 196
A First World War and Second World War Father and Son Medal Group comprising a First World War group of three to 14166 DVR FJL Palmer RE comprising a 14 Star, 1418 War Medal and a Victory Medal and a Second World War group of six comprising 39/45 Star, Africa Star, France and Germany Star, a Defence Medal, 38/45 War Medal and Long Service and Good Conduct Medal Regular Army awarded to T/1868522 S.SJT FL Palmer R.A.S.C and two cap badges
Lot 208
A First World War Medal Group of Four awarded to No. 186 C.SJT.A.C. Chidley Middlesex Regiment comprising a 14/18 War Medal, a Territorial War Medal, For Voluntary Services Overseas, Territorial Force Efficiency Medal and For Faithful Service in the Special Constabulary Medal together with a Second World War Defence Medal awarded to Mr E. B. Chidley and a silver Masonic Medallion awarded the same and a Service Medal of the Order of St. John awarded to Sister E.R. Chidley
Lot 111
Rod Learoyd and one other signed FDC The Award of the Air Force Medal No. 1303 of 1500. Flown in Lightning F6 XR724 of No. 5 Sqn from RAF Binbrook in a demonstration flight over Maplethorpe Carnival and RAF College Cranwell passing-out Parade. Good condition. All autographs come with a Certificate of Authenticity. We combine postage on multiple winning lots and can ship worldwide. UK postage from £4.99, EU from £6.99, Rest of World from £8.99
Lot 112
Rod Learoyd, Flt Lt K. Walker, Wg Cdr R. J. Sage signed FDC The Award of the Distinguished Flying Medal No. 85 of 1500. Flown in Jet Provost Mk 3A XM419 of No. 7 Flying Training School RAF Church Fenton in SSAFA Air Day 8th June 1986 postmark 8 Jun 86. Good condition. All autographs come with a Certificate of Authenticity. We combine postage on multiple winning lots and can ship worldwide. UK postage from £4.99, EU from £6.99, Rest of World from £8.99
Lot 146
Flt Lt P. W. Thomas and one other signed FDC The Award of the Military Medal. Flown in Wessex HC2 XR529 of No. 72 Sqn on an operational sortie troop deployment and recoveries for 8th Battalion Ulster Defence Regiment Dungannon-Cookstown-Omagh. Good condition. All autographs come with a Certificate of Authenticity. We combine postage on multiple winning lots and can ship worldwide. UK postage from £4.99, EU from £6.99, Rest of World from £8.99
Lot 160
Cpt R. W. Annand VC signed FDC 1902 King's South Africa Medal No. 86 of 250. Desert Fox flown in Hercules C Mk3 of No. 30 Sqn from RAF Lyneham to Akrotiri - Kuwait and Ali Al Salem with operational supplies datestamp 97th anniversary The end of Anglo-Boer War. Good condition. All autographs come with a Certificate of Authenticity. We combine postage on multiple winning lots and can ship worldwide. UK postage from £4.99, EU from £6.99, Rest of World from £8.99
Lot 213
WW2 RAF POLISH Master Pilot Adam Weiss VMKWE Star & Defence Medal, RAF Swinderby 1940 41, then POW. Signed on a Blitzkrieg Air Attack on Warsaw 50th Anniversary of the start of WW2 cover with a 1st September 1989 Warsaw postmark. Number 44 of 50 so issued. Good condition. All autographs come with a Certificate of Authenticity. We combine postage on multiple winning lots and can ship worldwide. UK postage from £4.99, EU from £6.99, Rest of World from £8.99
Lot 28
Top WW2 Navy ace Captain David McCampbell US multiple signed cover, He was Navy Ace 34 Victories. Also signed by Kenneth Ambrose Walsh Ace Victories WW11 with 21 enemy planes destroyed. David McCampbell became a naval aviator in 1934 but it wasn't until 1944 that he flew combat missions from the carrier USS Essex One of only two Navy pilots to be awarded the Medal of Honour, Captain David McCampbell ended the war with 34 aircraft shot down plus another 21 destroyed on the ground. His score of 34 made him the highest scoring Navy 'Ace' and the third highest scoring US pilot of World War II. McCampbell also received the Navy Cross, the Silver Star Medal, Legion of Merit, and the Distinguished Flying Cross. Backstamped Cathay Pacific 15 Sep 85 Hong Kong. Details enclosed with Black & White Photo of David McCampbell on aircraft wing plus other pilots. Certified Copy No of 995 Signed. Kenneth Ambrose Walsh was the fourth ranking United States Marine Corps Fighter Ace in WW11 with 21 enemy planes destroyed. At the time of the attack on pearl Harbour, he was a technical sergeant, becoming a Warrant Office in May 1942, and was commissioned a year later. He was also one of a handful of Marine aviators qualified as an aircraft carrier landing signal officer. Assigned to VMF -124, flew in 1st Vought F4U Corsair Sqn. The unit arrived at Guadalcanal in February 1943 He claimed his first three Japanese planes on April 1, 1943 and two more in his next combat, May 13, 1943, becoming the first Corsair ace. Walsh brought his score to 20 by the end of August 1943, he earned him the Medal of Honor. Walsh returned to combat in 1945, flying with VMF -222, scoring his last Victory l at Okinawa on June 22, 1945 Details Certified no 515 of 995. Good condition. All autographs come with a Certificate of Authenticity. We combine postage on multiple winning lots and can ship worldwide. UK postage from £4.99, EU from £6.99, Rest of World from £8.99
Lot 32
WW2 multiple signed American Aces VJ Day cover. Signed by the 1st Off K Chambers and by Alex Vraciu US fighter Ace 4th ranking and Rear Admiral Richard H O'Kane died 16th February 1994 was a United States Navy Submarine commander in WW11, who received a Medal of Honor for his service on the Tang. He also served on the Wahoo, as executive officer and approach officer. He participated in more successful attacks on Japanese shipping than any other submarine officer during the war. O'Kane was captured by the Japanese when Tang was sunk in the Formosa Strait by her own flawed torpedo a circular run of a Mark 18) during a surface night attack on October 24-25, 1944 Capt A J Denman USN 6 Victories details enclosed. Certified Copy 8 of 995. Good condition. All autographs come with a Certificate of Authenticity. We combine postage on multiple winning lots and can ship worldwide. UK postage from £4.99, EU from £6.99, Rest of World from £8.99
Lot 4
Admiral Brind visitors book with 1489 autographs Commander of cruisers, British Pacific Fleet 1945. President of the Royal Naval College, Greenwich, 1946. Commander-in-Chief Far East Fleet 1949. Whilst under Brind's command, HMS Amethyst sailed up the Yangtze River and was stranded there for six weeks (“Yangtze River incident”). 1, 489 signatures (Oct 1944 to March 1953) have been identified, including 229 Rear-Admirals and above; Lt Duke of Edinburgh 8 June 1948); HM Queen Elizabeth II (as Princess) and Prince Philip (as Duke of Edinburgh) 24 Jun 1948; crew members of HMS Amethyst 3 Aug 1949. Undoubtedly, this is one of the best Navy Visitors’ Books to come on the market in recent years. Comes with list of the signatures. Includes many Admirals and important medal winners. Full list of signatures included, following hundreds of hours of research. Sure to have some valuable and scarce autographs.
Lot 5
Admiral Crabbe An important Visitors’ Book with 845 signatures (Oct 1935 to Dec 1940), most of which have been identified, include witnesses to the Nanking massacre, a fine collection of Royal Navy captains at the start of WW2, and John Alexander Fraser and Major Lanceray Newnham, who were tortured and executed by the Japanese, and posthumously award the George Cross. Fraser’s GC was sold for £228, 000 in 2016. These are two of the rarest WW2 signatures to come on the market. Cdre. 2nd cl. RNR (Rear Admiral) Eric Gascoigne Robinson VC, OBE, Hkn, MID rare Victoria Cross winner. Comes with list of the signatures. Includes many Killed in Action during the war with huge array of Admirals and important medal winners. Full list of signatures included, following hundreds of hours of research. Sure to have some valuable and scarce autographs. Includes [Brigadier] Gordon Burnett Gifford Hull CBE, MSS, MID,[Later Col] Paul Hector Munro-Faure OBE [SOE],[Later Lt-Cdr] William Wyndham Mortimer MBE, MID, [Lt-Col] Gerald Frederick Conyngham Corfield DSO (83632),[Lt-Col] Mervyn Claude Dearlove Latimer Reynolds OBE, LoM, [Surg-Cdr (Retired)] Professor William Innes Gerrard OBE, MD, ChB, DPH, MRCP, 2nd [later Capt] Francis Sidney Cuningham Hancock (66698), 2nd Lt [later Flight Lieutenant] Alfred Outram Pullman DFC [Killed 6 Feb 1954 - Mau Mau uprising, Kenya],A Bosselman,A Czarnetzki,A/Lt-Col Macdonald Wilson,Admiral Francis Herbert Mitchell CB, DSO,Adrian Conway Evans,Aileen Mary Purves,Air Commodore [later Air Vice-Marshal] Stanley James Goble CBE, DSO, DSC, CdeG, MID x 2,Alan John Bell, Andrew Lusk Shields [Died 24 Jul 1944 as a PoW, Stanley Internment Camp], Brigadier John Penrose MC, MID x 2, Capt (E) [later Rear-Admiral] Alexander Livingston Penrose Mark-Wardlaw, Capt (retired) Bernard Knightley Boase, Capt (retired) Geoffrey D'oyly Earwaker CdeG, Capt (retired) Henry Neville Lake DSO, DSC, Capt (Retired) Henry Percival Wilson, Capt (Retired) Salisbury Hamilton Simpson DSO*, CdeG, Capt [later A/Lt-Col] Frank Andrew Milliken RM [Died on war service 7 Sep 1945, Penang, Malaysia], Capt [later Admiral of the Fleet Sir] Philip Louis Vian GCB, KCB, CB, KBE, DSO**, LegH, CdeG, LM, DSM, StOlav, Dbg, MID x 5, Capt [later Admiral Sir] Louis Henry Keppel Hamilton KCB, CB, DSO*, MID x 2, Capt [later Admiral Sir] Reginald Portal KCB, CB, DSC, MID, Capt [later Col] Frank Walden MBE, DL, Capt [later Lieut-General Sir] Roger Herbert Bower KCB, KBE, Capt [later Lt-Col] John Sholto Henry Douglas OBE, MID x 3, Capt [later Lt-Col] William Frank Paget Whitmarsh OBE, RM, Capt [later Maj-Gen] Robert Alexander Stephen CBE, QHS, MD, ChM, MID x 3 (63177), Capt [later Rear-Admiral] Douglas Adams Budgen CB, Capt [later Rear-Admiral] Edmund Gerard Noel Rushbrooke CBE, DSC, LM, C&B, MID, Capt [later Rear-Admiral] Edmund Gerard Noel Rushbrooke CBE, DSC, LM, C&B, MID, Capt [later Vice Admiral] Frank Henderson Pegram CB, DSO, StOlav [On 29 Apr 1940, he evacuated King Haakon and Crown Prince Olav of Norway. Died 8 Mar 1944], Capt [later Vice-Admiral (retired)] Harold Hickling CB, CBE, DSO, Capt [later Vice-Admiral (Retired)] John George Lawrence Dundas CB, CBE, MID, Capt [later Vice-Admiral] Benjamin Charles Stanley Martin KBE, CBE, DSO, MID x 2 [Sank Bismarck], Capt [later Vice-Admiral] Henry Cecil Bovell CB, CBE, DSO, Capt [later Vice-Admiral] John Hughes-Hallett CB, DSO, LoP, MID x 2, Capt Alexander Nelson Overell, Capt Berthold William Knowles, RMCapt Charles Alfred Evelyn Stanfield MID, Capt Charles Leonard Edwards RM, Rear Admiral Hubert Lynes CB, CMG, Rear-Admiral Colin Alfred Molyneux Sarel OBE, Hkn, Rear-Admiral Francis Hugh Walter Goolden CB, Rear-Admiral Geoffrey Robert Sladen Watkins DSO*, MID, Rear-Admiral Sir Arthur Bromley KCMG, KCVO, Rear-Admiral Sir Oswald Henry Dawson KBE, MID, Reginald Geoffrey Hopwood, Reverend Dr Robert Ellsworth Brown [Hero of the Nanking Massacre], Robert Foster Benson [Died 18 Oct 1944 - Bandoeng Internment Camp, Tjimahi], Robert Lucine Acton, Robert Raymond De Layarde Liesching [SOE], Sir Alasdair Duncan Atholl Macgregor [Died 30 Oct 1945 - buried at sea], Sir John Kinloch, Sir Lionel Ashton Piers Warner CBE, JP, Sir Man-kam Lo CBE, Sir Michael Cavenagh Gillett KBE, CMG, Sir Peter Proby, Sir Robert Ho Tung Bosman KBE, JP, Sir Robert Hormus Kotewall CMG, Sir Thomas Aubrey Lawies Brocklebank, SL [later Cdr] Mavorn Baldwin Philip Francklin DSC, MID, SL [later Cdr] Tobin Subremont Weston DSO, DSC, SL [later Lt-Cdr] Henry Denys Verschoyle DSC, MID, SL [later Lt-Cdr] John Chaloner Ogle DSC, SL [later Lt-Cdr] John Leslie Buckeridge MBE, MID, SL [later Lt-Cdr] Nigel Bowden-Smith DSC, SL [later Rear-Admiral] Francis Brian Price Brayne-Nicholls DSC, MID, SL Charles Thomas Alfred Stannard RNR, SL Donald Henry Fraser RNVR, SL Henry Corbett Price RNVR, Squadron Leader [later Group Captain] John Evelyn Matier MacCallum (26039) [died on active service 7 Jan 1944], Squadron Leader Albert Thomas Yiend, Capt Donald Keppel Bain DSO, Capt Edgar William Buchanan DSC, MID, Capt Edward Chicheley Thornton DSC, Capt Edward William Herford Blake [Killed 20 Apr 1940 - bombing raid on Portsmouth], Capt Edwin Samuel Maurice Ayscough (15906), Capt Eric Barry Kenvyn Stevens DSO*, DSC, LegH, CdeG, Capt Francis Herbert Mohun Vaughan OBE, MID, Capt Frederick Ernest Edward Godfrey Schreiber, Capt Gerald Douglas Yates Hkn, Capt Graham Francis Winstanley Wilson DSO, MID [German PoW 10 Jun 1940 - 1945], Capt Guy Hamilton Hkn, MID, Capt Harry Grattan, Capt Henry Taprell Dorling DSO, LM, MID [the author "Taffrail"], Capt John Palmer Landon, Capt Morris Yates, Capt Norris Joseph Asquith, Capt Percy Todd CBE, DSO, MID x 3 [KIA 24 Oct 1943 - HMS Eclipse], Capt Reginald Harold Gordon Ashby [Killed 5 Apr 1941], Capt Richard Lloyd Hamer DSO, Capt Sir John Meynell Alleyne DSO, DSC, Cdr (E) James Hartley Brandon Dathan DSC, MID, Cdr (Retired) [later A/Capt] John Henry Jauncey DSO*, Cdr [later A/Capt] Andrew Nichol Grey DSO, MID x 3, Cdr [later A/Capt] Ian Hamilton Bockett-Pugh DSO**, MID, Cdr [later A/Capt] John Duncan Campbell OBE, DSC, MID, Cdr [later Admiral] John Arthur Symons Eccles KCB, KCVO, CBE, MID, Cdr [later Capt] Antony Fane de Salis MBE, DSO, MID x 2, Cdr [later Capt] Arthur Henry Spurgeon OBE, RAN [Died 6 Dec 1942], Cdr [later Capt] Charles Thorburn Addis DSO, MID [sank German battlecruiser Scharnhorst 26 Dec 1943], Cdr [later Capt] Colin Wauchope CBE, DSC [Died on the Sick List 26 May 1945], Cdr [later Capt] Earle Hathway Thomas DSC*, Cdr [later Capt] Eric Barry Kenvyn Stevens DSO*, DSC, LegH, CdeG, Cdr [later Capt] Gilbert Ridley Waymouth CBE, MID x 2, Cdr [later Capt] Harry Robert Graham DSO, DSC, MID x 3, Cdr [later Capt] Hugh Geary Cooke MIOD x 2, Cdr [later Capt] Hugh Waters Shelley Browning DSC, OBE, MID x 4.
Lot 52
WW2 US and BOB aces multiple signed Solomon Islands FDC. 50th Anniv Guadalcanal Signed J Gibson Battle of Britain Plus 2 USA 7 8 92 Solomon Islands FDI on 50th Anniversary Guadalcanal Solomon Islands August 1942. Personally Signed by J A A Gibson 501 Sqn New Zealander Ace with 12 Victories in Hurricane. Battle of Britain Fighter Pilot. General Raymond Davis is a Past Assistant Commandant for the US Marine Corps. He fought on Guadalcanal and Peleliu in WW11 and later Vietnam. He received the Medal of Honor for his valour in the Chosen Reservoir Battle of Korean War. He remains one of the most decorated Marines of all Time. Colonel Jefferson J DeBlanc USMC Pilot Medal of Honor DFC Air Medals Purple Heart. In October 1942 ten days before VMF - 112 'Wolfpack' sailed for Solomon Islands to joined them. He entered combat 10 Nov 1942 with less them 10 hours in the F4F Wildcat. Member of Cactus Air Force. 31 Jan 1943 shot down 5 also shot down himself picked up by coast watchers network and returned 15 days later. for this action awarded Medal of Honor. Returned to the US in June 1943 as a fighter instructor. In 1944 returned to the Pacific with VMF-422 to. Good condition. All autographs come with a Certificate of Authenticity. We combine postage on multiple winning lots and can ship worldwide. UK postage from £4.99, EU from £6.99, Rest of World from £8.99
Lot 63
WW2 Escape from Arnhem Signed General Sir J. Hackett plus 3 Resistance. 17. IX. 84 Arnhem 35 Postmark on Netherlands 60c Stamp. 40th Anniversary of Battle of Arnhem. Escape from Arnhem. Cover depicts Airborne forces landing by parachute & gliders at Arnhem, Royal Star and Garter badge and Medal. On 17 Sep 1944, the Battle of Arnhem began. 5000 Allied Aircraft took part in the landings in which the British 1st Airborne Division ( which included Polish Units) of 10095 landed 7605 were lost. Personally Signed by General Sir John Hackett DSO MC and 3 resistance members Dr. Elsa Caspers, Koos Meyer and Hen Idenburg. General Sir John Hackett DSO, MC. when he took part in the disastrous parachute landing on Arnhem in Holland, where the Germans were waiting. On the day before the survivors of the 1st Airborne Division were pulled out of Arnhem, Hackett was severely injured internally by a shell splinter. He was taken to a German military hospital and operated on by a captured Allied surgeon but was regarded as a hopeless case and marked down for kindly hypodermic euthanasia. On the first day he sat up to eat, a member of the Resistance told him that unless he could walk out in the next 15 minutes, he might not be able to get out at all. He escaped with his head in blood-soaked bandages to suggest a civilian air-raid casualty and was hidden by a Dutch family at risk to their lives. Later, he escaped by bicycle to freedom, his skill at languages enabling him to pass challenges from guards en route and 3 resistance members who helped the Brigadier. Dr. Elsa Caspers Resistance member of cell whose task was to sabotage and work for an intelligence service. After the War had to go back to school for another year, Koos Meyer joined the Albrecht Group made trips for liberated South Netherlands to the occupied North made 29 trips the group made 374. and Hen Idenburg member of the Resistance Brigadier Hackett stayed at Idenburg family safe house. Enclosed detailed inserts cards. Certified copy no 371. Good condition. All autographs come with a Certificate of Authenticity. We combine postage on multiple winning lots and can ship worldwide. UK postage from £4.99, EU from £6.99, Rest of World from £8.99
Lot 64
WW2 Multiple signed Battle of Britain aces 50th Ann RAF cover. JS40/6c 50th Anniv. of the Battle of Britain10 Battle of Britain fighter pilots etc. 11 Sep 90 BFPS 2232- 50th Anniv. of the Battle of Britain. Flown in HS 125 of No 12 Sqn from RAF Northolt to the region of Ipswich where formation was joined with Canberra from RAF Wyton, Then part of the 50th Anniversary of the Battle of Britain flypast to London along the Mail and over Buckingham Palace to Finish at Royal Air Force Abingdon Then Returned to Northolt. Personally signed by 10 Battle of Britain fighter pilots etc. Air Chief Marshal Sir Foxley-Norris 3 Sqn & Wg. Cdr. Pat Hancock 1 Sqn Both Battle of Britain Fighter Pilots and John Booth 600 & 23 Sqdns Sqn Blenheim's Battle of Britain Air Gunner died 1995 John Keatings, British air gunner with 219 sqn in Battle of Britain, Richard Haine No 25(F) Sqn 4 Sep 1939 First Blenheim fighter patrol of War. Also 600 Sqn Battle of Britain pilot flew with 68, 96, 488 Sqn's. Theatres of operation Europe, Hong Kong, Ace with 5 enemy aircraft destroyed, John Gibson 501 Sqn New Zealander Battle of Britain fighter pilot, Trevor Gray 64 Sqn Battle of Britain fighter pilot, Avis Hearn MM ( won her Military Medal at Polling Radar Station Sussex Aug 1940, Sqn Ldr J G P Millard Nos 1 & 242 Squadrons Battle of Britain fighter pilot, Alan W Gear 32 Hurricane Sqn, Battle of Britain fighter pilot. Good condition. All autographs come with a Certificate of Authenticity. We combine postage on multiple winning lots and can ship worldwide. UK postage from £4.99, EU from £6.99, Rest of World from £8.99
Lot 66
WW2 Multiple signed Battle of Britain aces 50th Ann RAF cover. RAFA7 Battle of Britain. Major Assault 16-17 Aug 1940 Signed 4 Battle of Britain. 15 May 90 BFPS 2228 50th Anniversary of the Battle of Britain. Major Assault 16-17 Aug 1940. Flown in Tornado from Boscombe down flypast over RAF Airfield Tangmere. Pilot signed Flt Lt David Best. Personally Signed by the Tornado Pilot Flt Lt David Best and 4 Battle of Britain Pilots, Crew WAAF involved Air Chief Marshal Sir Harry Broadhurst DSO DFC flew with 1 sqn Battle of Britain Fighter Pilot & WW11 Fighter Ace 13 victories Western Desert 1942 to 1943. took Command of RAF Wittering by the end of 1940. Gp Capt in command of Famous Battle of Britain airfield at Hornchurch. Avis Hearn MM ( won her Military Medal at Polling Radar Station Sussex Aug 1940, John Keatings ( Air Gunner ) with 219 Sqn Battle of Britain. Good condition. All autographs come with a Certificate of Authenticity. We combine postage on multiple winning lots and can ship worldwide. UK postage from £4.99, EU from £6.99, Rest of World from £8.99
Lot 126
dating: early 20th Century provenance: Prussia, A fine piece with silver-colored shield decorated with a beautiful trophy under crown and with date '1674 - 1896', the center featuring an enamelled medal depicting a black eagle flying towards the sun with bandeau 'NON SOLI CEDIT', under the eagle the enamel is partly missing and some small parts are still available. Brass border. Lined with black cloth and provided with three hooks at the back. Missing chain. Very scarce. dimensions 14 x 13 cm.
Lot 566
dating: Second half of the 18th Century provenance: Eastern Europe, Wide, slightly-curved, single-and-false-edged blade with wide fuller at the center; engraved with pandur's head, half-moon, trophies and floral motifs at the first part; brass hilt, richly engraved with floral motifs, ivory grip decorated with brass staves, featuring an oval medal with ivory gem sculpted with a bearded man at the third side, pommel with similar gem. Leather scabbard with engraved, brass mounts; cap with ivory gem sculpted with a king's face; leather with breakings at the girdle, with chape. Two suspension rings. length 74 cm.
Lot 642
dating: circa 1800 provenance: France, Smooth-bore, blued, three-stage, 14.5 mm. cal. barrels; octagonal breech decorated with bass-relieved leaf patterns and marked 'GAUVAIN PERE & FILS INV. & FEC. ARQUEBUSIERS A QANGRES AN 1800', the following part has sixteen faces, the last one is round with a ring at the nozzle (the first part, the rib and the nozzle ring are gold plated); the barrels' lower part is marked 'E. DURAND' and 'TONDU'; the barrels' base contains two pans with respective batteries and rotary safety lock; enclosed hammer lock sculpted with dragons and smooth lock plates with bass-relieved engraving remains on the tangs, on the left side is an opening for the oil with a cover; large engraved and gilded tang; checkered wooden stock decorated with faceted iron nails and smooth silver nails at the grip, sculpted in the shape of a dragon's head in the lower part; the grips are decorated with four high-relieved dragons at the borders and with gilded silver works, several engraved silver inlays picturing hunters, deer, hare, wild boar and silver garlands; iron mounts with floral-patterned chisels, sliding trigger guard, one trigger, underneath the barrels is a wooden pommel on a sliding band to release the second shot; iron-tipped wooden ramrod with iron cartridge extractor. Interesting double-barrelled flintlock gun of remarkable elegance and with a rare shooting system. On page 424 of the I volume of 'Der neue Stockel' is the famous gunsmith Alfred Gauvain, first artisan to be honored with a gold medal in 1849. He also sells one of his guns, displayed at a 1855 international exhibition, to the Russian Czar. Alfred Gauvain was probably a descendant or even the son of the Gauvain who manufactured this extraordinary gun. length 123 cm.
Lot 475
GEORGE V SILVER PRESENTATION KEY, maker Walker & Hall, Sheffield 1910, the quatrefoil terminal with inscription for opening of the 'King Edward ward... by Mr. John Williamson... 1911', 13cm long, along with a pair of silver napkin rings and money clip, and a white metal Duddinscton Curling Society medal, the silver 119g gross (5)
Lot 490
Britain for the British Anti-German Union 1915, Holland C.C Lincs & Lindsey C.C, For Home and Country and Q.A. Nursing Corps enamel badges, RAF Bundles for Britain badge, Edw. VII Coronation medal Rygate 1902, qty. of costume jewellery, including bracelets, necklaces, etc in a leather finish jewellery box
Lot 1625
FRAMED GROUP OF WWI & WWII SERVICE MEDALS, comprising the Great War for Civilisation, 1914-18, and Bravery in the Field medals (2389754 Pte. T.W. Adams, Roy. Corps of Signals), 1938-45 star, the Atlantic star and the 1939-45 medal (3326891 John Lee 1Bty. 1 Maritime Reg. KIA 30th Oct. 1942 aged 22), the 1914-15 star and Great War for Civilisation medals (to 24223 Pte. H. Lee Cam High. and 30502 Sjt. D. Martin 9/Scot Rifles respectively) mounted with photographs, 35cm x 42cm overall, along with a felt cap, a military patch with bagpipes, and seven cap and other badges
Lot 108
GNM Miniatures French First Empire Napoleon presenting a medal to a Guard Grenadier six figures on foot with dioramic base HIGHLY DETAILED, 'in my opinion, these superb models approach the expertise of Roger Berdou' James Opie, and two trees, in glazed case with scenic backdrop, with original box in which figures and base supplied (Condition Excellent, box Very Good) (9)
Lot 161
A collection of Masonic medals presented to W. Bro. Bignell George Elliott, comprising an 18ct gold Saint Botolph's Lodge 2020 medal (1894), 49 g, a 9 ct gold 1908 Devonian Lodge 1834 medal, 38 g, a silver gilt medal, a silk sash with hanging gilt medal, the border hallmarked for 15 ct gold, and two further silver medals, in leather case with boxed silk Masonic apron
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