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Lot 464
A large quantity of mixed military collectables including cloth badges, medal group, belt buckles, buttons, cap tallies, three Royal Fusiliers berets with plume feathers, Blackcock feather plume, additional feathers, sporran, cartridges, repro Nazi Iron cross and a Perks Fireman's pick axe in leather holster and belt etc.
Lot 465
A large quantity of Police related collectables including an ARP police whistle, US cloth badges, Metropolitan police horse's breastplate, George V faithful service special constabulary medal, chrome buttons and numbers, chrome and black helmet plates for various forces, custodian hat helmet plates and finials, Malta and other forces badges and a 'For King and Empire Services Rendered' medal etc.
Lot 469
Three WWI British Campaign medals comprising the British War Medal, Victory Medal and Faithful service medal, each awarded to '31797 PTE. L. A. A. BRADEY. HAMPS. R.' together with another faithful service medal named to 'WILLIAM CECIL CHRISTOPHER BRADEY', another to 'JOHN EDWIN HUNTER' and a silver sporting medal etc.
Lot 519
A WW1 Distinguished Conduct in The Field Medal, together with a War Medal and Victory Medal to i5335 Pte. E. Ouldcott 10th Royal Welsh Fusiliers, together with a card with photo of Edgar Ouldcott and news of his gallantry award, and a 9ct gold-cased open-face pocket watch engraved to Edgar as gift for services to 'King and Country' (Lot 519 & 520 we think are medals awarded to a father and son. Both with the same initial).
Lot 520
A Geo. VI Meritorious Service Medal, Geo. V Long Service Good Conduct Medal and India General Service Medal with North West Frontier 1936-37 bar, together with MSM and LSGC confirmation letters, a WWII War and Defence medal and a Tank Crop badge (Lot 519 & 520 we think are medals awarded to a father and son. Both with the same initials). E Ouldcott
Lot 523
A medal and associated ephemera collection from the estate of Charles Frederick Motley RN. Comprising War Medal 1939-45, Naval General Service Medal 1915-62 (with clasps for Cyprus, Near East, Malaya and Palestine), Korea Medal, UN Korea Medal, General Service Medal 1962- (with Malay Peninsula clasp), 1977 Jubilee medal and Long Service Good Conduct Medal (MX.817137 CPO CK (S) HMS Tiger), together with an UNVERIFIED Air Force Cross (dated 1955) & MBE Military 2nd type, a set of ?duplicate copy? medals and set of corresponding miniatures, Queen?s Golden Jubilee Medal, (Japan Occupational Forces 1946-52 medal) (see images and refer to auction department), Royal Navy Pilots Log Book (1946) Rating Pilot IV Class, large photograph/scrap album containing many monochrome photos from naval tours, mess dinners, guest visitors etc, hand delineated, also mounted postcard and souvenirs, instructions and ?thank you? letters for Queen Mother?s dinner, numerous wedding cakes, boxed piece of the 1981 Wedding Cake of HRH PoW and Princess Dianaand other catering achievement ephemera, large ring-binder containing certificates, Admiralty Letters of Appointment etc including a Bryant & May?s box of Safety Matches containing a secret escape map and two postcard albums with various Royal Navy ships, bases, and the village of Ingoldsby where Charles Frederick Morley was born. C.F. Motley had a unique naval career, enlisting in RN Fleet Air Arm in 1945 and gaining his wings before moving to catering in the Royal Navy, where he served on over 30 ship various carriers, and was head of Catering School in Chatham when they were commissioned to produce the wedding cake for HRH Prince of Wales and Lady Diana Spencer in 1981. C.F. Motley later gained his Submariner ?Dolphins? which were worn together with his Wings on uniform. (see images)
Lot 525
A bound facsimile copies of the Naval signals despatched and received in connection to the surrender of The German High Seas Fleet, 21st Nov 1918, together with a BL Montgomery 'Ten Chapters, 2x WW2 War medal, 2x 1939-45 Star and a Defence Medal with box to Mrs E. E. Hart, 29 Deacon Road, Bitterne, Southampton
Lot 576
A WW1/WW2 Royal Naval medal and sword group to Commissioned Shipwright M.3430 William Sharpe, comprising WW1 War and Victory medals WW2 War medal 1939-46 Star, Atlantic, Africa, and Burma Stars, together with a dress sword with 31.5" blade with 3/4 fuller and spear point etched and burnished decoration (blade in good condition), solid brass gothic knuckle guard, hinged locking plate, wire-bound sharkskin grip with lion pommel, black leather belt and hanger, bullion knot, kidskin slip case and brown leather outer case, together with his gold epaulettes mounted with silver fouled anchor, cocked hat and shaped tin box by Stumbles and Sons of Devonport, brass-bound oak grog beaker and ephemera
Lot 98
Pedigree Toys (Hong Kong) Tommy Gunn Soldier Original Box Containing Clothing And Accessory Extras Manuals And A Medal Card Coupon – No Action FigureTommy Gunn Was An Action Figure Produced By Pedigree Toys Ltd From 1966 Until 1968. The Basic Doll Depicted A British Infantry Soldier Of The Time Complete With Sterling Submachine Gun But Was Also Available In World War II Dress Carrying A Sten Gun. The Figure Was In Direct Competition With Action Man By Palitoy And In The Same Manner As The Competing Product, Offered A Variety Of Alternative Outfits And Accessories. It Is Rumoured That The Designers At Pedigree Had Contacts Within The British Ministry Of Defence And Hence Were Able To Get Accurate Drawings Of British Military Weapons And Dress Leading To Better Models Than Palitoy Could Offer - For Instance, The Boots Had Actual Laces In Them.
Lot 231
Heylyn (Peter). The Historie of that most Famous Saint and Souldier of Christ Jesus; St. George of Cappadocia, 1st edition, London: printed for Henry Seyle, and are to be sold at his shop, 1631, engraved additional title-page by William Marshall, damp-staining to fore margins, concomitant fraying to quires A-E and X-2A (more extensive to outer leaves and affecting image of engraved title) and slight softening with occasional nicks to remainder of volume, leaves A3-B2 trimmed to text along fore edges, early ownership inscription to front free endpaper ('John Raymond Junr'), bookplate of Robert J. Hayhurst, contemporary limp vellum, slightly marked, modern manuscript spine-title, spine rolled, 4to (17.8 x 13.8 cm), together with: Pine (John), Quinti Horatii Flacci Opera, 2 volumes, 1st edition, London: John Pine, 1737-7, pp., [32] 176 [2] 177-264 [2], [24] 48 [2] 49-94 [2] 95-152 [2] 153-172 [2] 173-192 [14], signatures [pi]2 a1 b-g2 [chi]1 A-2Z2 [chi]1 3A-3Z2 4Z1, [pi]2 a-d2 e1 f1 A-N2 [chi]1 O-2B1 [chi]1 2B-2R2 [chi]1 2S-3D2 3E1 3F-3H2 3I1, engraved throughout including frontispieces, title-pages, lists of subscribers, head- and tailpieces, initials, and full-page vignette illustrations, light spotting and soiling, each volume with ink-stamps of the Devon & Exeter Institution to recto of frontispiece and versos of title-page and final leaf (blank in each case), and library plate to front pastedown, contemporary calf, gilt spines, volume 1 binding split between quires Y and Z, volume 2 front board detached, 8vo (22 x 13.5 cm), [Scupoli, Lorenzo], The Spiritual Combat. Done into English by J. T., 1st edition in English, London: F. Needham, 1742, title-page slightly chipped and creased, a few other marks, bookplate of the Virtue and Cahill library to front pastedown, 19th-century calf, 18mo (13 x 7.8 cm), and 5 others, antiquarian, not collated: Jean-Bernard Le Blanc, Letters on the English and French Nations, 2 volumes, 1st edition in English, 1747; Edward Jerningham, Poems, 1st edition, 1727, front board detached; William Alexander, Esperienze mediche, Naples, 1783; Elizabeth Montagu, Letters, 2 volumes, 1st edition, 1809, volume 2 front board near-detached; The Laws and Acts made in the First Parliament of ... James VII, Edinburgh, 1731, bookplate of Cuninghame of Lainshaw (Qty: 11)NOTESCohen-de Ricci 497-8 (Pine, 'ouvrage très recherché); ESTC S104019 (Heylyn), T46226 (Pine), T103931 (Scupoli: eight copies world-wide); Rothschild 1546-8 (Pine, large-paper issue); STC 13272 (Heylyn). Pine's work is a first issue, with 'post est' round the Caesar medal on page 108 of volume two; this copy lacks the folding letterpress leaf 'List of the antiques in the first volume of Horace', but this is found only in a 'small number of copies' (ESTC).
Lot 830
Please note amended description, fob watch added - A Boer War / WWI group of four medals to 4535 Sgt. E. McLean Williams, 16th Lancers, comprising Queens South Africa medal, bars, SA 1901, SA 1902, Orange Free State, Cape Colony; 1914 'Mons' star and bar; 1914-18 war medal; Victory medal (both as L-4535) to/with assorted 16th Lancers cap/collar insignia and a gilt-metal fob watch, engraved to inner movement cover 'Presented By D. Sqdn. 16th The Queens Lancers to S.Q.M.S. Williams, Egypt 1920'
Lot 833
Please note - amended description - one watch only in this lot - A Group of four WWI / WWII medals to 2413 Pte. A J Harvey, Fife & Foray Yeomanry comprising 1914-15 Star; 1914-18 war medal; Victory medal; Special constabulary Faithful Service medal and bar Long Service 1949 (Geo. VI), to/with a Machine Gun Corp. cap badge, a 'Fife Gallipoli Club' printed card pin badge, and a military issue nickel plated fob watch by H Williamson Ltd, stamped 8069F (
Lot 834
An Air Force Cross group of four medals to Flight Lieutenant R A Harvey, RAF, comprising The Air Force Cross (GVIR) dated 1953; The Defence Medal; 1939-45 War Medal; George VI General Service Medal, bar S E Asia 1945-46 to/with miniature medals, all mounted as wornAir Force Cross notice pub.London Gazette January 1953
Lot 840
A WWII group of medals awarded to S/1573308 W/O II (act.) J N Spiers RASC, 1939-45 Star; France & Germany Star; 1939-45 War Medal with MID oak leaf; Defence Medal, to/with MID notice and 21st Army Group outstanding service citation signed by Field Marshall Montgomery and certificate of record of being mentioned in Despatches and published in the London Gazette, associated photographs and ephemera including a Royal Sussex Regt. embroidered panel, a fabric 'escape' map, 1944 guides for soldiers to cilvilian life in France, German conversation for British soldiers, etc., two Coronation souvenir pencils, coins incl. 1946 U.S. Bicentennial gold commemorative medallion (8g approx.), a silver cigarette box, London 1966 all within a leather attachee case
Lot 591
A World War Two Distinguished Service Medal group awarded to Henry Alexander Brooks CH. STO K. 64576 comprising Distinguished Service Medal with bar, Long Service and Good Conduct medal to H.64576 H.A Brooks S.P.O HMS Mallard, Africa star and bar, Italy star, Atlantic star and a 1939 - 45 star, together with two cased attendance medals, two Japanese lacquered photograph albums containing snapshots of his time aboard HMS Dorsetshire dated 1935 to 1937 and a small quantity of related paperwork and documents relating to his naval career.Henry Alexander Brooks was born on 29th June 1904 in Bristol and served in the Royal Navy from 1924 until 1946. His certificate of service details he received his Long Service and Good Conduct medal on 30th September 1939 and was paid £20 in gratuity in October 1939. It also details he was awarded the Distinguished Service Medal on 11th June 1942 and his bar on 8th September 1942. From the 1st January 1942 until 14th September 1942, he was serving aboard HMS Zulu. It is believed the bar was awarded for ?bravery or skilful conduct whilst escorting or protecting a convoy?. His certificate of service shows that on the 15th September, he was aboard as Chief Stoker on HMS Nile (Whitehaven). Interestingly, a newspaper cutting (bears no date) details ??after that we went into the Mediterranean zone, eventually being sunk at Tobruk. I was picked up after being in the water for only a few hours, and then for three months I roamed the desert until I contacted some other fellows and we managed to make our way to a Naval H.Q. I joined another ship and we took part in the Eighth Army?s sweep along the coast from El Alamein. Maybe this latest award has been given for the part we played in convoying merchant ships to Malta?He is mentioned in the London Gazette on 11th June 1942 and 8th September 1942. The folder of paperwork includes two Anti Gas School Devonport photographs (one without gas masks on, one with), his Certificate of the Service detailing his extensive Naval career, his employment and ability record, his History Sheet for Stoker Ratings, a 1927 refence for HMS Emperor of India, War Gratuity and Post War credit of wages letter, his Order for release from Naval Service and various letters and documents. With thanks to Steve Taylor from Stourbridge Collectables for his help in researching this medal group.
Lot 595
A World War One 1914/1918 Pte a H Gibbons Ches R, 59685, also dog tags, Burma star, Italy star, Africa star, two 1939-45 stars, two 1939-45 Defense medals, two 1939-45 George VI, a road operators safety council medal and bars for William Richard Greaves able seaman an four naval hat bands H.M.S Tyne, H.M.S Kenya, H.M.S Mauritius and H.M.S Indefatigable. (qty)
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