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Lot 45
Soviet Russian 20 Years Jubilee Medal of the Workers & Peasants of the Red Army 1938-43 Type, in silver and enamels with short red ribbon having screw back fitting to the reverse, dish fitting being crudely stamped with the number “13874”. Remains in generally good condition. Re-offered due to non-paying bidder.
Lot 47
Silver Medal Commemorating the Foundation of the Building of the Armagh Observatory in 1789 by William Mossop, the obverse of the medal has profile figure of Rich Robinson Baron Rockerby Lord Primate of All Ireland, to his arm is struck with medallist details “MOSSOP”. Reverse with the Observatory above MDCCLXXXIX and “THE HEAVENS DECLARE THE GLORY OF GOD”, this side also has Mossop’s mark. Remains in very good condition. Weighs 73 grams.
Lot 223
Six medals, 1939-1945 war medal, the Italy Star, Africa Star, 1939-1945 Star, Queen's South Africa medal awarded to 5421 Pte. P Pitter RL Wt Surrey Reg't with three clasps - Relief of Ladysmith, Transvaal, South Africa 1901, also to PC P Pitter a Metropolitan Police 1911 Coronation Medal (6)
Lot 272
An assortment of World War 2 Civil Defence, Nursing and other material Some 40 various lapel-badges, including 5 ARP badges (one in hallmarked silver), St John Ambulance, WVS, Red Cross, AFS, War Munitions Volunteer, Anti German Union, On War Service, Aircraft Workers, GWR and LNER Railway Services etc; cap-badges of the Red Cross, ATS and Cornwall Constabulary, and a BRCS Associate brassard. A miniature medal of the TA Nursing Service. NAAFI metal collar-badges and SSAFA items; a bronze cap-badge, finely struck with initials 'CVWW' in gilt, and two others, one in bronze, the other in gilding metal, with scroll inscribed 'NACB', and a cap-badge and collar-badge both inscribed 'BLOOD AND FIRE' . A pair of chromium-plated chinscales for an AFS fireman's helmet. Documents including a Home Guard Pocket Book, various ID cards, including two National Registration ID cards (dated 1945 and 1950), Air Raid Precautions Pamphlet No 3 (Aug 1941), Petrol coupons, an ARP cigarette-card album (one card missing), a pamphlet entitled "Uniforms and Intelligence Data of the German Forces", and a Sten Gun Manual. An ARP matchbox-holder, and a sterilising outfit for water-bottles (complete with contents), etc. (Lot)
Lot 274
Insignia of the British Red Cross Society A collection of medals and other items awarded to Mrs Winnifred Osborne of the Cornwall Red Cross, including a bar bearing the WW2 Defence medal and Voluntary Service Medal with three clasps; four enamelled Red Cross Proficiency or Merit medals, seven lapel-badges, a shoulder-title inscribed Red Cross Cornwall, and a cap or collar-badge. (14 items)
Lot 324
A Collection of Cornish Militia and Volunteer Prize Medals. A medal of the 1st Cornwall RGA (V) dated 1907, in HM silver; two small chain-linked plaques, also in silver, of the Helston Ex-Servicemen; a silver prize medal of the 5th Bn DCLI for snapshooting 1911; a white metal (possibly silver) medal of the 6th Bn Duke of Cornwall's Rifle Volunteers dated 1870; and a bronze medallion of the City of London dated 1965 inscribed 'In honour of the Regiments which fought at the Battle of Waterloo 21 June 1865'. (5 items)
Lot 328
Channel Islands Military Insignia An officer's embroidered cap-badge of the 2nd Royal Guernsey Militia, with scroll; a similar badge, without scroll; an OR's helmet-plate centre of the Royal Guernsey Light Infantry, a gilt metal bugle-horn cap-badge with Royal Guernsey scroll (slider fitting) and a similar badge in copper, with '2' between the strings of the bugle; a collar-badge (described as a lion-leopardé in 1911 Dress Regulations); an officer's gilt button of the 1st RGLI; various cloth and metal shoulder-titles; a Liberation Medal dated 9 May 1945; and an anodised metal cap-badge of the Royal Alderney Militia. (19 items)
Lot 353
Please note that the officer's white metal QVC Royal Arms helmet-plate; and a Garter star in gilding metal with incised cross have both been withdrawn from this lot. Both items now appear in lot 351.A Group of Militaria Including a white horsehair plume for a Royal Artillery officer's busby, in its grenade socket mounted with Royal Arms device (gilt of socket rubbed); an officer's white metal QVC Royal Arms helmet-plate; an officer's gold cord sword-knot with acorn finial; a black patent leather pouch belt of a Rifle regiment, complete with whistle, chain and chain-boss (lacking plate); a Rifles officer's pair of plaited shoulder-cords (one cord bearing Captain's rank stars); an Undress pouch of the Royal Artillery (lacking badge); an RAOC officer's gold-laced waist-belt and slings (lacking waist-plate), and a number of other incomplete laced belts; an officer's blue side-cap, and an OR's cap, both of the Royal Signals; stable-belts of the Royal Signals, RLC and REME; approximately 45 metal shoulder-titles including 72/HIGHLANDERS, T/RAMC/SOUTH MIDLAND and T/RFA/WELCH (some fixings defective); an assortment of officers' rank-stars and NCO's chevrons, some in gold or silver lace, others worsted; and assorted rank-slides, some with officers' worsted rank-badges; a Garter star in gilding metal with incised cross; a number of officers' and warrant officers' metal rank-badges and musicians qualification-badges; a collection of buttons, including two officer's gilt buttons of the 8th Regiment, probably for a double-breasted coatee or 1855 Pattern tunic (the Horses pointing in different directions), and another gilt button, of the 25th Regiment; a foul weather cover, the shape suggesting a Gentleman at Arms pouch; assorted lanyards; a swagger-stick with bugle-horn head; a pair of short brown leather gaiters; a 1939-45 Star, War Medal and Uganda Independence Medal, together with a group of six WW2 miniature metals and various groups of ribbons removed from uniforms. (Lot)
Lot 354
Memorabilia of the Crimean War A Royal Artillery Major's single gilt Undress scale mounted with Bath Star and 3-gun badge in white metal (complete with button but lacking attachments, gilt rubbed); a Field Marshal's button, said to be from Lord Raglan's coatee; a British officer's gilt button of the Turkish Contingent, buttons of the Staff, Medical and Commissariat, and various others, mainly foreign. Metal numerals for "Pork Pie" forage caps of the 30th, 38th, 39th and 55th Regiments; a gilt Sphinx badge from a Black Watch officer's bonnet; a large white metal brooch of the 44th Regiment (QVC above the Sphinx in a laurel wreath above EGYPT and AVA scrolls); a Crimea medal with Sebastopol clasp; an Allied gilt-copper commemorative medal for the battle of Inkerman; a group of coins totalling 3/4d (representing a day's pay of a Royal Artillery Sergeant Major); a small brass/wood model of a 12-inch mortar; a strip of machine-embroidered patriotic ribbon dated 1851 from the Great Exhibition; a 1st Edition copy of Florence Nightingale's "Notes on Nursing"; and a small book of paintings of contemporary French military uniforms. (Lot)
Lot 358
Sundry Items of Military Memorabilia A set of miniature WW1 medals (BWM and Victory medal); an OR's khaki side cap by L Silberston & Sons 1943, with white metal badge of the DCLI and a shaped insert of purple cloth behind the peak. Brass Universal Pattern buttons; a wooden cigar-box carved with Royal Engineer device and dated 1917, with a note inside stating that it was carved by a Cornishman serving in the Tunnelling Coy RE and presented to his commanding officer; a small model of a Highland Light Infantry officer in cloth Full Dress uniform (one boot absent, severe moth damage); a small "trench art" dagger made from a brass cartridge case (with Royal Arms attached) and crosspiece formed of two bullets, the blade made from the tip of a cruciform bayonet-blade, approximately 8 cm long; a cast brass ornament of Indian manufacture; and an undated cutting from a magazine illustrating a presentation of Colours to the 2nd Battalion DCLI at Raglan Barracks, Devonport; together with a framed coloured photograph of a cycle-born Volunteer machine gun detachment on the move, in grey uniform. (Lot)
Lot 9
Insignia of Ugandan, Tanzanian, Zambian and Malawi Military Forces A card of Uganda colonial military and Police insignia, including metal cap badges of the 4th Bn King's African Rifles (including an officer's gilt QEC), bronze buttons and ST of the KAR, bronze headdress badges of the East Africa Protectorate (EVIIR cypher) and Uganda Protectorate (GR & I). Badges of the Uganda Police and Prison Service, and a 1939-45 Star, now mounted on an Africa GS medal-ribbon; a card, displaying items including bronze cap-badges of the Uganda Army and Tanzania Defence Force and items of the Uganda Police and Air Force; and another card with cap and collar-badges, STs and a belt buckle of the Zambia Regiment and other corps, mainly anodised, a blackened metal OR's cap badge of the Zambia Air Force; and a metal cap-badge of the Malawi Rifles. (3 cards, 54 items)
Lot 700
Egypt Medal 1882-89 with 'Alexandria 11th July' clasp and Queen's South Africa Medal with 'South Arica 1901', Transvaal', 'Wittebergen' and 'Cape Colony' Clasps with miniature medal, named to: E. Jackson. Engineer Regiment, Royal Navy, H.M.S. Inflexible, later 4539 Corp E. Jackson, 53rd Company, Imperial Yeomanry. A fantastic pair and mini all in fantastic condition. Well worth further research.
Lot 704
British WWI MBE Group including: 1914-15 Star, British War Medal, Victory Medal with mention in Despatches with miniature set, also with 1st type Military service MBE and Imperial Service Medal to: Lieut. E. E. Goate, R.E later Captain. A scarce group with ribbon bar, comes with a good selection of certificates, Commissions etc.
Lot 1502
A collection of three medals. An Indian general service medal with Wazirista 1921-24 clasp awarded to 1409753 GNR. E. W. Pitt. R. A. A reserve long service and good conduct medal awarded to 134119 PO B 1406 H B PERREN A B R. F. R. & a long service medal awarded to Mr. R. J. Moore for 50 years service on the Midland Region of British railways.
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