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Lot 784
Two First War family casualty Groups of medals:- 1914/15 Star & Victory medal with bronze Memorial plaque awarded No.55942 Gnr .M.T. Richards R.G.A. (Morley Truscott Richards 19th Siege Battery Royal Garrison Artillery - died 20/10/1916); and British War medal & bronze Memorial plaque awarded to No.21856 Pte. W.G. Richards D.C.L.I. (William George Richards 2nd Bn.D.C.L.I. - died 17/11/1916) both from St Stephens/Newquay, Cornwall together with a Military Services pocket watch
Lot 789
A family set of four groups of medals to the Hillyard family including three First War casualties:- Military medal - GVR awarded to No.22435 Pte.F.H. Hillyard 6th Wiltshire Regiment together with First War pair of medals (died 01/09/1918); 1914 Star trio of medals awarded to No.6461 L.Cpl. T. Hillyard 1st Berkshire Regiment (died 21/04/1916); First War pair of medals awarded to No.202601 Pte. W.C. Hillyard (transfered to the Royal Berkshire Regiment No.220203 died 22/03/1918); General Service medal with Palestine 1945-48 bar awarded to No.2669439 Gdsm. C. Hillyard Coldstream Guards with box of issue and defence medal (with copy research)
Lot 790
A rare Second War Thunderbolt pilots group of medals together with log book and archive of paperwork, awarded to Flight Sergeant Dennis R Phillips of 261 Squadron, killed in action in Burma on the 9th March 1945:- 1939/45 star, Africa star, Burma star, 1939/45 War medal and defence medal with condolence slip, silver dog tags, South African Air Force pilots flying log book showing operations in mainly 1944 and 45 with Thunderbolts and Hurricanes and training flights dating from March 1942; various pilots training notes, portrait photographs, official letters relating F/Sgt Phillips' death together with telegrams; an album of photographs including original pilots wings, group photographs of pilots and aircraft, extracts from local newspapers relating to the Truro airman's death, Buckingham Palace letter, war memorial photographs including Truro School memorial plaque; various correspondence from D R Phillips; birth and baptism certificates, airman's service book, School photographs; Singapore Memorial books and relating documentation
Lot 3866
Medals, Nazi Germany, Third Recih: Nazi Germany: a collection, including four Iron crosses 2nd class with suspense and ribbons; 1939 bronze War Merit Cross wirth Swords; Sudetenland Oct. 1938 medal with ribbon; Luftschutz medal, 2nd class; Eastern Front Winter Campaign Medal 1941-1942 with ribbon; West Wall medal with ribbon; 8 year Faithful Service in the Police medal with ribbon; Anschluss (entry into Austria 1938) medal with ribbon; Social Welfare medal with ribbon; Spanish Volunteers Blue Division medal, faded ribbon;War Merit medal with ribbon; bronze uniface police cross; agicultural medal Hesse-Nassau, bronze with ribbon & also German Domocratic Republic, medal For True Service in the National Peoples' Army Border Patrol, white metal with ribbon and pin, [17]
Lot 3867
Medals, RAF, Lord Lieutenant and Birmingham Airport, Sir Robert Richard Taylor, KCVO, OBE (1932-2008), an archive collection, including Knight Commander of the Royal Victorian Order, breast star and neck badge in silver & enamel, in box of issue with letter of 2007 concerning presentation; Knight of Venerable Order of St. John of Jerusalem, breast star and neck badge, white metal and enamel, no box; mounted group of medals: OBE (civil) MBE (military), General Service medal, Canal Zone clasp, Africa genralr Service, Kenya clasp, General Service medal 1962, Malay Peninsula and Borneo clasps, Golden Jubilee Elizabeth II medal, Mention in Despatches, also miniature group with KCVO and KSTJ added, and two quadruple ribbons, related; also group of miniatures: British War Medal, 1914-1919 Medal, Defence Medal, 1939-45 War medal, Special Constabulary medal; also two volumes RAF pilot's log books, bound black leather, 9 x 8in embossed, including pilot's name R R Taylor, Vol. 1 1951-1962, Vol. 2: 1962-1973, numerous photographs and other ephemera tipped in to volume 2; RAF cloth and leather kety fob, Gilt and enamel heraldic medal with suspense (6.8 x 5cm), also convex sided triangular medal, silver armorial mounted on azure enamel by Toye, Kenning & Spencer, Birmingham 1987; Medallion of the Aerodrome Owner's Association, 555mm silver medal Awarded for Outstanding Service to Airports 103.2gr in box of issue, [collection]
Lot 4128
India and the British Raj - Geoffrey Mayne Hopkins: medals, MBE, RAF and Coronation group of five with Court miniatures en suite, comprising George V Civil MBE, British War and Victory Medals to Lieut. G.M. Hopkins [Geoffrey Mayne Hopkins] R.A.F., George V 1935 Silver Jubilee Medal, George VI 1937 Coronation Medal, silk ribbons en suite and bar-mounted for wear, Court miniatures conforming; three sepia and/or b/w chronological portrait photographs of the recipient in youth, middle- and old-age, (3); Hunting and Photography - an early 20th century Anglo-Indian black morocco game book/hunting photograph album, compiled, inscribed and illustrated by Geoffrey Mayne Hopkins, from 30th December 1921 at Sitabani until 13th March 1955 at Thano, red-ruled and printed leaves inscribed in ink manuscript by Hopkins with dates, places, members of the party, remarks and a tally of game shot, comprising elephants, tigers, panthers, bears, bara singh, ibex, pigs, wild cats, porcupines, etc., illustrated throughout with b/w photographs of various sizes with hunts, trophies, native attendants, every day scenes of domestic life, etc., one leaf at the verso of the album records domestic shoots in England, pasted ephgemera relating to Hopkins life, contemporary rounded rectangular black morocco binding, gilt-lettered upper-cover with owner's monogram to lower-right margin, oblong 4to; four further photograph albums and MS diary covering hiking in Har Ki Doon 1929, Chila in 1953, 1954 and 1955, etc., (4); [archive collection] Provenance: Geoffrey Mayne Hopkins of the Indian Forest Service, Divisional Forest Officer, Ramnagar Forest Division, Naini Tal, United Provinces, India.
Lot 4129
Brigadier-General the Honourable "Alec" Alexander Villiers Russell CMG, MVO (1874-1965) - his important and unique archive, including the Boer War Staff Diary, Gabbes Column, August 22nd to December 1901, Kept by Major the Honble A.V.F.V. Russell/S.O.., inscribed in ink MS by Russell throughout typical records of military life during the war, including conflict with the enemy, loosely inserted sepia photograph of the column and a 'Rough Sketch from memory of engagement at Bloedzuigers on 22.12.01 showing positions of opposing forces at about 12 noon'; previously unpublished memoirs in their entirety, "My World as in my Time": Some reminiscences of [...] Russell], Parts I & II, typed MS in two ledgers, from birth to entry in World War Two, including insights to Russell's Sandhurst contemporary Sir Winston Churchill; excerpt from the latter which has before been published, a typed manuscript of his Berlin memoirs, From the Fighting Forces, March 1924: Reminiscences of the German Court, a further two carbon copies, (3); his photograph album, applied with images of his life from serving as attaché in Berlin before the war - leisure and work, the ambassador Sir Edward Goschen, various manoeuvres with his fellow attachés in Sweden, the King of Sweden, the Kaiser's Birthday Parade, a zeppelin and the Ottoman Turkish leader Enver Pasha, further family scenes throughout the first-half of the 20th century, boundary commission work in Hungary, Brigadier-General Russell inspecting the Sussex Cadets in World War Two, further post-War life, including family homes and pets, marbled ledger album; Edwardian period studio portrait photograph of the then Major Russell, easel frame; World War One, 4 Mentioned in Despatches certificates, dated from 4th January 1915 - 8th November 1918, (4); Mrs Russell's photograph album, compiled in England during World War One, and illustrated with b/w photographs of domestic life, the Russells' children at various ages, etc., including the then Major home on leave, some inserted telegrams, the album itself partially-full, contemporary morocco binding by Truslove & Hanson Ltd., stamped, earlier carte-de-visites of the young Hon. Alexander Villiers Russell taken in Berlin where his father was German Ambassador, the album 21.5cm x 17.5cm; his own copy of Cecil Hunt's book 'The Gallant Campeador, London: 1941, 8vo; a late Victorian Russell family photography album, comprising b/w photographs of British and Irish country houses, leisurely photographs of the family, their dogs, cattles and a fox hunt, regimental and further formal dinners, a trip to India via the Suez Canal, illustrating Lucknow and its ruins, ancient sites, Colonial architecture and further edifices of the Raj, boats, trains and railways, further transport infrastructure, monkeys, scenes of domestic native life, etc., quarter-calf over cloth album, oblong 4to (disbound); further loose photographs, studio portrait photographs of Russell before, during and after the Boer War, others of his wife as a debutant, their children, etc; correspondence, including those of celebration and consolation on Buckingham Palace and Sandringham headed notepaer; General Russell's ticket for the Coronation of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II, as a director of the Sun Insurance Office Ltd., correspondence relating to his directorship; Elizabeth II 1953 Coronation souvenir programmes, (2); the Russell's visitor's book, Ketches, Newick, Sussex, inscribed from January 9th 1937 to 21st & 22nd January 1957, illustrated with b/w family photographs throughout, contemporary green calf (disbound, rubbed and worn), oblong 4to; [archive collection]The Hon. Alexander Victor Frederick Villiers Russell (1874-1965) was the son of Odo William Leopold Russell, 1st Baron Ampthill of Milton Ernest Hall, Bedfordshire, and Lady Emily Theresa Villiers. He was educated at Wellington College before entering the Royal Military College, Sandhurst. Gaining the rank of brevet Major in 1899 serving in the Grenadier Guards. Fighting in the Boer War between 1899 and 1902 he was twice mentioned in despatches, and was awarded the Queen's Medal with 6 clasps and the King's with 2. Subsequently he was appointed a Member of the Royal Victorian Order in 1908. Between 1908 and 1910 Russell was a General Staff Officer at the War Office before serving as the Military Attaché in Berlin just prior to World War One, and subsequently fighting at the front and being mentioned in despatches three times. In 1918 Russia and France, grateful Allied Powers, awarded the then Major Russell the Companion Order of St. Michael and St. George (C.M.G.) and the Chevalier Ordre National de la Légion d'Honneur. With peace held the office of Military Attaché to Berne with the rank of Brigadier-General from 1919-1920. After which he went on a special mission to Chile later in 1920, and then held the office Romanian Boundary Commissioner between 1921 and 1926. Later, in much-earned retirement, and after the death of wife Marjorie (née Guiness) in 1949, Brigadier-General Russell became a director of the Sun Insurance Office. Provenance: Direct family descent until consigned for sale by the recipient's eldest son.
Lot 4149
Nazi Germany/Third Reich - 1936 Berlin Olympics, an archive-collection of 50 souvenir pieces and ephemera, including a Junghans pocket watch, the brass circular dial centred by the Reichsadler, the verso in relief with the Brandenburg Gate above the five Olympic rings, (1); Reichskulturkammer metal watch or medal case, dated 20 April 1936, (1); another, similar, Reichsadler, Olympic rings and Berlin 1936 only, (1); Tickets: Football Semi-Final, &, Handball Final, each torn for use, (2); official programmes for rowing, ice skating, athletics, sailing, gymnastics, handball and diving, (7); Deutsches Opernhaus Berlin seasonal programme, unsurprisingly Wagner's operas with a cast sheet for Lohengrin loosely inserted, (2); the official Olympic Games badge, in tones of blue, black, red, yellow and green enamel, (1); Newspapers, 3 copies of the Olympia Zeitung: No. 17, 6th August, No. 21, 10th August, & No. 28, 17th August, (3); Winter Olympics, Die Olympischen Spiele 1936, In Berlin und Garmisch-Partenkirchen, volume I only, b/w illustrations, contemporary pictorial blue cloth, 4to, (1); a leather purse, Olympiade Berlin 1936, (1); Coin, 1936, 5 Reichsmark, (1); Banknote, 20 Reichsmark, (1); Travel/Tram tickets, various, (4); two Art Deco design circular beadwork samplers, Berlin, variously coloured Bakelite-type beads, (2); Willkommen in Berlin..., pocket guide, (1); official Summer Olympics visitors' programme, (1); Deutsche Reichspost guide, multiple languages, (1); Reich Committee tourist sheet, (1); Olympia-Gale, Dresden: [1936], (1); songs/hymnal sheet, (1); official city map, issued for the Olympics; further official programmes and other ephemera, [50]
Lot 53
Girard-Perregaux. A fine and unusual 18K rose gold Limited Edition automatic skeletonised rectangular tourbillon wristwatch with three gold bridgesModel: Vintage 1945 Tourbillon BridgesReference: 9987, Limited Edition No.95Date: Circa 2015Movement: 30-jewel Cal.GP9600C automatic, one minute tourbillon, No.95Dial: Silvered guilloché engraved barrel and fine tourbillon carriage all mounted under distinctive three bridges, polished dagger handsCase: Brushed and polished rectangular, back secured by 4 screwsStrap/Bracelet: Black alligator leatherBuckle/Clasp: Signed 18K rose gold folding claspSigned: Case, dial & movement Size: 32mm Accompaniments: Girard-Perregaux box, outer card, Certificate of Authenticity, instruction bookletFootnotes:Constant Girard (1825-1903) designed a Tourbillon with three gold bridges in the mid 1860's for which he won a medal at the 1867 Paris Universal Exhibition. Only about twenty examples of this proprietary design were ever manufactured with the last first generation triple-bridge tourbillon made in 1911.Fast forward over half a century and in 1981 Girard-Perregaux re-introduced the movement for a Limited Edition of twenty pocket watches. Ten years later, to celebrate their 200th anniversary, the manufacture again launched the movement but this time housed in a wristwatch. In order to fit, Girard Perregaux miniaturized the movement and re-positioned the triple bridge tourbillon from the back of the watch to the front.This lot is subject to the following lot symbols: YY Subject to CITES regulations when exporting items outside of the EU, see clause 13.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com
Lot 3082
Mauretania Related Items metal box and ashtray with enamel badges; a medal commemorating the later Mauretania made from metal of the older vessel (1906-1935); eight barrels and a candle holder made from teakwood from the Mauretania; RMS Aquitania ashtray, pin tray, acrylic box, tea strainer, pen and perforated dish; SS Lancastrian nail set, stamp case, barrel and a tyg
Lot 1221
British Army WW1 The Royal Artillery War Commemoration Book in hardback, a regimental record written and illustrated for the most part by artillerymen while serving in the line during the Great War, formerly the property of Lieut A C Kingham, whose Military Cross medal group is lot 1054 in this sale
Lot 1018
British Army WW2 medals comprising 1939/1945 Star, Africa Star, Italy Star, War Medal and Special Constable For Faithful Service medal named to Victor L Fawkes together with a US 5th Army Commemorative Medal for the entry into Naples, Royal Gloucestershire Hussars cap badge and 1937 Coronation medal
Lot 1019
British Army WW2 and later medal group comprising Defence Medal, War Medal and Korea Medal named to 22293142 CFN G Flack REME, United Nations Korea Medal, General Service Medal with clasp for Malaya (Cpl Flack), Long Service and Good Conduct Medal (S/Sgt Flack) and an additional Defence Medal
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