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Lot 400
A WWI First World War RAF Royal Air Force Distinguished Flying Medal awarded to one 233777 Sergeant Mechanic Arthur Henry Banks. Banks was born in 1899 and enlisted in the RNAS Royal Naval Air Service in 1917 before transferring to the RAF 110 Squadron (Bombing Squadron) aged 20.The silver oval medal obverse shows the effigy and titles of the reigning sovereign (George V) and the reverse features Athena seated on an aeroplane and a hawk rising from her right arm. Heavily pitted. With some associated printed research.
Lot 42
WWII Second World War - a collection of Home Guard related items, all appearing to belong to a Mr & Mrs Gosden of Clacton-On-Sea. Includes a letter regarding the awarding of a Defense medal, National Identity cards, an associated Women's Home Defence cloth patch, and a Dad's Army The Home Guard book.
Lot 43
An original Indian General Service medal with Waziristan 1919-21 clasp awarded to one 402 Lance Naik Mahna Khan of the 25th Pubjabis. The medal having the King George V facing left to the front and the reverse depicts Jamrud Fort at the Khyber Pass with the word ‘India’ below between a wreath of oak and olive branches. Suspended on original ribbon.
Lot 445
A WWII Second World War Third Reich Nazi German related ' Deutsches Kruez ' ( The German Cross ) medal. The German Cross being a (faded) gold colour example for repeated acts of bravery / military leadership. The eight pointed star badge, containing a central enamel Swastika circled by a laurel wreath. Marked ' 1 ' to pin for ' Deschler & Sohn '. Boxed. Note; from a large private collection of militaria. Due to the nature of some items, buyers are reminded for the need to satisfy themselves as to originality / origin / condition prior to bidding, irrespective of any description. No guarantees are implied nor offered and all lots remain sold 'as is'.
Lot 448
A collection of x10 assorted First World War, Second World War and other period military medals of assorted countries comprising; French WWII Escapees' Medal, Greek The Medal for the War of 1940–1941 (x2), American South West Service Medal, Special Constabulary George V Medal awarded to one William Goss, French WWI Croix De Guerre with bronze star clasp, unknown medal featuring a portrait of Edward VI, Medal "For the Victory over Germany in the Great Patriotic War 1941–1945", WWII Italy Star Medal and a Kings Royal Rifle Corps badge.
Lot 465
A WWII Second World War medal group awarded to one D / JX. 143084 W. R. Mc Innich. Able Seaman of the Royal Navy. Medals comprising his Naval General Service Medal with Palestine clasp, British War Medal, Defence Medal and The 1939-1945 Star along with x2 Royal Life Saving Society medallions, one silver and one bronze example, both dated 1935.
Lot 493
A collection of assorted medals, badges and other similar items to include; a hallmarked gilt silver Masonic medal engraved 'Presented To Bro. S. Tilling, 1940', a hallmarked silver fob medal and Albert watch chain, Royal Artillery sweetheart's brooch, British Legion lapel badges, Royal Warwickshire shoulder titles and other items.
Lot 496
A WWI First World War and Second World War medal group awarded to one 2784 Pte H. S. Frost of the City of London Yeomanry comprising his WWI Victory Medal, British War Medal, 1914-15 Star, WWII Defence Medal and British War Medal. Other cap badges / pin badges to include; Middlesex Regiment, French Wounded Emergency Fund and others.
Lot 515
WWII Second World War Interest; Freda I. Noble (Illustrator) - her George V British Empire Medal for 'Meritorious Service', awarded to her for her work with the Women's Voluntary Service Civil Defence at Wayland in Norfolk following the Army's take over of the Norfolk Battle Area for training in 1942 where she helped evacuate over one thousand residents. Also included is her Defence Medal, and two period publications for which she was the illustrator; Seen In The Hedgerow and Shiny Black. A wealth of associated printed research is also included.
Lot 65
An original WWII Second World War Third Reich Nazi German Iron Cross medal. A Second Class example with central Swastik and the ring marked ' 3 ' for Wilhelm Deumer Ledenscheld. Suspended on original ribbon. Note; from a large private collection of militaria. Due to the nature of some items, buyers are reminded for the need to satisfy themselves as to originality / origin / condition prior to bidding, irrespective of any description. No guarantees are implied nor offered and all lots remain sold 'as is'.
Lot 74
A collection of assorted First and Second World War medals / militaria items comprising; WWI First World War British War Medal awarded to one Pte 2141 J. C Cridland of the R.A.M.C Royal Army Medical Corps, WWII Second World War Medal, 1939-45 Star, Africa Star and Atlantic Star suspended on original ribbons and medal bar along with a Home Guard enamel pin and Kings badge for Loyal Service.
Lot 93
An original WWII Second World War Third Reich Nazi German Kriegsmarine U-Boat war medal / badge. The badge having a wreath of oak leaves encompassing a U-Boat submarine with the national eagle and Swastika to the top. Consigned by the family of a British soldier and believed to have been taken from a German POW from a camp in Bristol.
Lot 7
JUMEAU Puppenmädchen, Ende 19. Jh. im Nacken rotfarben gestempelt: "DEPOSE TETE JUMEAU Bté S.G.D.G", Porzellankurbelkopf mit fest eingesetzten, blauen Paperweight-Augen mit Strahleniris, offen-geschlossener, herzförmiger Mund, durchstochene Ohrläppchen, dunkelblonde, gelockte Langhaarperücke (verfilzt, evtl. ergänzt?), Kugelgelenkkörper aus Holzmasse mit halbiertem Torso zum Einsetzen des Stimmmechanismus. Zugschnüre an der Taille, die die Stimme regulieren sollen, fehlen. Stimme nicht funktionsfähig, ausgeprägtes Gesäß mit dem Stempel "Jumeau Medaille d'or", (Der Stempel wurde eingeführt, nachdem Jumeau 1878 bei der Pariser Weltausstellung eine Goldmedaille erhielt), li. Handgelenk rissig, Finger und Kanten tlw. besch, Altersspuren, Kleidung mit Altersspuren (rissig, fleckig), H 51 cm. | JUMEAU doll girl, late 19th century, stamped in red on the neck: "DEPOSE TETE JUMEAU Bté S.G.D.G", porcelain socket head with fixed, blue paperweight eyes with radiating irises, open-closed, heart-shaped mouth, pierced earlobes, dark blonde, curly long hair wig (matted, added?), ball-jointed body made of wood mass with halved torso for Insertion of the tuning mechanism. Drawstrings at the waist, which are supposed to regulate the voice, are missing. Voice not functional, pronounced buttocks stamped "Jumeau Medaille d'or", (The stamp was introduced after Jumeau received a gold medal at the Paris World Exhibition in 1878), left side: cracked wrist, fingers and edges partially damaged, signs of age and wear, clothing with signs of age (cracks, stained), H 51 cm.
Lot 4
LOUIS-LÉOPOLD BOILLY , LA BASSÉE, 1761 – PARIS, 1845Maternal caressesOil on canvas 46,5 x 38,5 cmIn the quiet of a garden, a tender family scene is offered to us. A young mother, like a modern Madonna, embraces the face of her little girl. Busy with the contemplation of her child, she shows us her medal profile, while the little girl stares at us, with her head in front. Standing against each other, they offer a striking contrast. One is brunette, the other blonde. The mother, hieratic, is dressed in a long white dress in the antiquisite fashion of the Empire, whose long folds descend to the ground with elegance. The little girl, in full movement, makes her black dress shimmer with curved folds that catch the light. Particular care is given to their clothes, in which the painter excels. The decor, with its romantic allure, is skilfully organised. It prefigures in a singular way the staging of photographic portraits in the studio. From the background, a halo of light, corresponding to a gap in the trees, discreetly frames the maternal embrace. However, the main lighting comes from the front, focusing on the mother from whom the light seems to emanate, thus reinforcing the expression of her maternal love.Boilly is the painter of scenes of family intimacy, which he knows how to stage with subtlety under an impression of simplicity. Here he renews the genre of portraiture by bringing a profoundly sensitive dimension to it.Louis-Léopold Boilly (1761-1845) was a French painter and engraver, renowned for his portraits and genre scenes testifying to the lives of his contemporaries. The son of a woodcarver, he studied painting, and more particularly 'trompe-l'oeil', with Dominique Doncre in Arras. Established in Paris in 1785, he began his career with gallant scenes in the spirit of Greuze and Fragonard. However, a great admirer of 17th century Dutch painting, he developed a fine, porcelain touch like Gérard Dou or Van Mieris, whose paintings he owned. Having to change his subjects, considered immoral, under the Revolution, he became a portraitist. These Caresses maternelles are evidence of this turning point in his career. He then developed a particular care to suggest the intimacy of family or friendly relationships. Although he exhibited for the first time at the Salon in 1794, it was mainly under the Directoire and the Empire that he became famous. He had great success at the Salon of 1798 with a group portrait Réunion d'artistes dans l'atelier d'Isabey, and then received the gold medal at the Salon of 1804 for L'Arrivée de la diligence (both in the Louvre Museum), which represents one of his first scenes of urban life that was to become his speciality. As a chronicler of the social life of his time, Boilly became a 'painter of modern life' before his time. Knight of the Legion of Honour and then member of the Institut de France in 1833, he ended his career covered with honours.Provenance: Former collection of Antenor Patiño (1896-1982) for his residence on Avenue Foch, Paris.Work reproduced in, L.-L. Boilly, sa vie, son oeuvre, H. Harisse, Paris, 1898, p. 93, cat. no. 114.
Lot 101
A Call Of Duty Modern Warfare 2 Xbox 360 console, with 20gb hard drive, with power cable and controller, together with a Xbox 360 S Console, three Skylands Swap Force portals, also including Twenty One Xbox 360 games, cased, to include gears Of War, Finding Nemo, Call Of Duty Advanced Warfare, Dead Rising 2, Grand theft Auto IV, Call of Duty Modern Warfare 2, Call Of Duty World At War, FIFA World Cup Germany 2008, Two Worlds, Sega Superstars Tennis, Left 4 Dead 2, Plants Vs Zombies Garden Warfare, Call Of Duty MW3, Skylanders Spyro’s Adventure Call Of Duty Ghosts, Halo Wars, Far Cry Instincts Predator, Ghost Recon 2 Advanced Warfighter, Just Cause 2, FIFA Street and Medal Of Honor Warfighter
Lot 435
Great British Regiments. Birmingham Mint, Birmingham 1976, a limited edition presentation collection of 52 silver medals, numbered 0744 of 3000, the collection presented in a mahogany and brass display case, enclosing two trays each with a fine display of silver medals representing line regiments and with corresponding cap badges, each medal 45gms, total weight approximately 2340gm, with information cards and promotional literature, case size 14 x 54 x 35.5cm, together with a 1976 Day of the Concorde commemorative issue gilt silver coin cover by John Pinches, in sleeve with paperwork.the contents are generally in good original condition, but the display board has broken in places,
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Lot 444
High Ranking WWI Victory medal, awarded to Brigadier General A.M. Perreau.Brigadier-General Arthur Montagu Perreau, [C.B.], [C.M.G.], was born in 1870 and educated at Harrow and Sandhurst. Commissioned into the Royal Artillery in 1890, he attained the rank of Captain in 1900 and was wounded in the Boer War. Advanced to Major in 1908 and Lieutenant-Colonel in 1914, his services in the Great War were rewarded with a Brevet-Colonelcy, a Mention in Despatches, a C.M.G. in 1916 and the C.B. in 1919. Perreau retired as a Brigadier-General in the following year and died in 1953.Christies sold his War Medal as lot 468, 27th April 1999
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