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Lot 455
1936 Berlin Olympic Games Commemorative Merit medal, obverse with Olympic rings, spread eagle and 1936, reverse with legend translation as 'MERIT FOR FULL PARTICIPATION IN THE OLYMPIC GAMES', with suspension ring, lacking ribbon, original case, diameter 36mm, weight 17.4 gms.Provenance; our vendors grandfather, a police officer, assisted at the Games.
Lot 457
Of Heavy Woollen Industry Football Intermediate League interest; a 9ct gold and enamel medal winners medal 1923-24, another 1925-26, 15.9gm and two silver and enamel H.W.D. Reporter Cup, runners up 1923 -24 and 1925-26, cased, (4).The Heavy Woollen District is a region of textile-focused industrial development in boroughs of Kirklees, Leeds and Wakefield in West Yorkshire. It acquired the name because of the heavyweight cloth manufactured there from the early 19th century.
Lot 1229
Antlers/Horns: A Group of African Game Trophy Skulls, circa mid-late 20th century, to include - Western White-bearded Wildebeest horns on upper skull, Cape Red Hartebeest adult male horns on cut upper skull, Coke's Hartebeest adult female horns on upper skull, Southern Impala large adult male Rowland Ward medal class horns on upper skull, right horn 68.5cm, left horn 69.5cm, tip to tip 39.5cm, Southern Grant's Gazelle adult male horns on upper skull, Thomson's Gazelle adult male horns on upper skull, (6). Subject to 5% import duty.
Lot 378
dating: 1850/60 provenance: Milan, Single, smoothbore, octagonal, 14.7 mm cal barrel with remains of old browning, turn-off (to be unlocked) and with front sight, marked in gold 'A. MARELLI INV. MILNO' on the back. Iron breech block, the rear part and tang engraved with floral motifs, fixed rear sight. Pistons with spark arrester (some pitting at the base). Back spring locks signed 'A. MARELLI / IN MILANO' in gold and engraved with floral motifs. Engraved hammers. Wooden butt with two small cracks but sound and with well-marked checkering. Working mechanism, tends to jam. Trigger guard with finger rest and floral engravings. White metal butt plate with engraved primer case. Marelli Agostino (1815-1876) one of Milan's best-known gunsmiths (second only to Colombo) 'deserves first place among Milanese gunsmiths for quality, quantity and variety of production' (Barbiroli). In 1857 he was awarded the copper medal of national industry for '...a several-shot gun...' (Barbiroli). See 'Repertorio Storico degli Archibugiari Italiani' p. 347. length 32 cm.
Lot 72
dating: Third quarter of the 19th Century provenance: Papal States, Black, felt-covered bicorn complete with cockade, stripe and button with tiara on crossed keys and star. Interior with brown leather sweat-band and brown cloth lining stamped 'ESPOSIZIONE UNIVERSALE PARIS'. Signs of use. Red cloth tail coat with black cloth collar and cuffs decorated with branches in gilded threads, two back tips with trophies. Buttons in two rows show the order of the Golden Spur in bas-relief. Interior lined with white silk (with clear signs of use). Complete with large gilded epaulettes with bullions in gilded threads and the order's silver insignia. Complete with light black fabric trousers (a sewn up tear) with two large buttons at the bottom decorated with remains of small coloured glass stones. The Order of the Golden Spur, also known as the Order of the Golden Militia, is a papal order of knighthood with an uncertain date of origin but it certainly dates back to before the 16th century. One of the most famous decorated people of this order (exactly with the Order's medal) was Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. height 101 cm.
Lot 379
Longus. Les Pastorales de Longus ou Daphnis et Chloé. Mit einer Original-Zeichnung und 23 teils aquarellierten Original-Radierungen im Text von Henri Le Riche sowie einer Extrasuite. Paris, Selbstverlag des Künstlers, 1928. 4°. X, 1 Bl., S. 13-154, 3 Bll. Dunkelgrüner Ganzmaroquin auf fünf Bünden mit goldgeprägtem RTitel, reicher goldgepr. Doublüre mit Mäander-Bordüren und Eckfleurons in Form von Palmetten sowie rostroten Seidenvorsätzen. Vorsätze aus handgemachten Marmorpapier in Gold und Grün, dreis. Goldschnitt (Rücken etwas verfärbt). In marmoriertem und gefüttertem Schuber. Einband signiert: E. Maylander. Mit Exlibris von Henri Marcus. - Carteret IV, 243. Monod 7263. - Eines von 40 nummerierten und von Henri Le Riche signierten Exemplaren auf Japon nacré (GA 210). Dieses Exemplar mit einer signierten und eingebundenen Zeichnung des Künstlers in Graphit und Aquarelle. Die Radierungen der Extrasuite jeweils der im Buch verwendeten vorgebunden, unkoloriert aber mit großen Remarquen. - Der französischer Maler, Bildhauer und Graphiker Henri le Riche (1868-1944) erhielt bereits 1888 den prestigevollen "Prix de Rome" und 1922 gewann die Silbermedaille des Pariser Salons. - Anmutige Interpretation des spätantiken Liebesromans auf feinstem Japon nacré. - Original-Broschur und -Rücken eingebunden. Gutes Exemplar, die gratigen Radierungen mit zartem Plattenton. With an original drawing and 23 partly watercoloured original etchings in the text by Henri Le Riche as well as an extra suite. Dark green full morocco on five bands with gilt-stamped spine title, rich gilt-stamped doublure with meander borders and corner fleurons in the shape of palmettes, and rust-red silk endpapers. Endpapers of handmade marbled paper in gold and green, gilt edges. (Spine a little discoloured.) In marbled and lined slipcase. Binding signed: E. Maylander. - With bookplate of Henri Marcus. - One of 40 numbered copies signed by Henri Le Riche on Japon nacré (GA 210). This copy with a signed and bound in drawing by the artist in graphite and watercolours. The etchings of the extra suite each pre-bound to the one used in the book, uncoloured but with large remarques. - The French painter, sculptor and graphic artist Henri le Riche (1868-1944) received the prestigious "Prix de Rome" in 1888 and won the silver medal of the Paris Salon in 1922. - Graceful interpretation of the antique romance novel on finest Japon nacré. - Original brochure and spine bound in. - Good copy, the burr-like etchings with delicate plate tone.
Lot 37
KAARE KLINT (Frederiksberg, 1888-Copenhagen, 1954) for RUD RASMUSSEN.Safaristol chair with stool, design 1933.Light ash frame. Upholstery in natural coloured oxhide leather.Purchased in 2011 from the publisher.With slight wear and patina.Measurements: 80/32 cm (height) x 57 cm.Kaare Klint's Safari line of chairs are based on the Indian Roorkhee chairs used by the British military. The designer set out to transform the portable, detachable archetype into a practical design for modern interiors. Considered one of the best exponents of so-called Danish design, Kaare Klint created a simple, natural style based on the use of natural materials, functionality and ergonomics. He used unvarnished wood, leather and undyed fabrics. In 1924 he founded the furniture department of the Danish Academy of Arts, of which he was the first professor. Some of his sources of inspiration were Egyptian and Greek furniture, the Chippendale style of 18th-century England and the furniture of the American Shakers. He was also influenced by contemporary influences, such as Le Corbusier, whose Cowboy chaise longue inspired Klint's 1933 teak lounger. In 1928 he won the Eckersberg Medal and in 1954 the C. F. Hansen Medal.
Lot 38
KAARE KLINT (Frederiksberg, 1888-Copenhagen, 1954) for RUD RASMUSSEN.Safaristol chair with stool, design 1933.Light ash frame. Upholstery in natural coloured oxhide leather.Purchased in 2011 from the publisher.With wear and patina.Measurements: 80/32 cm (height) x 57 cm.Kaare Klint's Safari line of chairs are based on the Indian Roorkhee chairs used by the British military. The designer set out to transform the portable, detachable archetype into a practical design for modern interiors. Considered one of the best exponents of so-called Danish design, Kaare Klint created a simple, natural style based on the use of natural materials, functionality and ergonomics. He used unvarnished wood, leather and undyed fabrics. In 1924 he founded the furniture department of the Danish Academy of Arts, of which he was the first professor. Some of his sources of inspiration were Egyptian and Greek furniture, the Chippendale style of 18th-century England and the furniture of the American Shakers. He was also influenced by contemporary influences, such as Le Corbusier, whose Cowboy chaise longue inspired Klint's 1933 teak lounger. In 1928 he won the Eckersberg Medal and in 1954 the C. F. Hansen Medal.
Lot 706
Royal Artillery officer's uniforms, comprising: a mess jacket and waistcoat; a dress jacket, trousers and cap; a cloth cap; a Service dress jacket and trousers with cap; and a battle jacket and trousers; the latter two with medal ribbons of MBE, general service medals, Territorial Decoration medal, and Croix de Guerre, with various oak leaves, rosettes and star.
Lot 747
A Second World War Military Medal group and ephemera, awarded to 5121638 Lance-Corporal James Reed Duffy, M.M., Royal Engineers, comprising: Military Medal, War Medal, War Star, Africa Star, Italy Star, France & Germany Star, and Campaign medal roll paper awarded 8th Army clasp to Africa Star (now missing); also includes Royal Engineers cap badge, original medal box, a selection of military portrait and family photographs, flyer to Eight-Army 'Personal Message from the Army Commander'; letter from War Office dated 8th February 1946 informing Duffy's mother of his approval of Military Medal; original copy of The London Gazette no.36168 second supplement naming Duffy as recipient; letter from Royal Engineers Record Office of condolence on the death of Duffy; another giving his death on 5th February 1945 as 'the result of an accident which occurred in the forward Battle Area'; letters of condolence from Officers and men, the King (facsimile signature); a letter from Buckingham Palace for attendance at ceremony; photographs of grave site; and other ephemera; his father's First World War medals awarded to 21-1069 Private Arthur Joseph Duffy, Northumberland Fusiliers; and other ephemera, silks and items.Note: Military Medal citation reads:On the 6th April 1943, Sapper Duffy was one of a minefield gapping party near the Djebel Roumana. The party was subject to heavy rifle and machine gun fire from a range of about three hundred yards, but Sapper Duffy with amazing coolness continued to work his mine detector. Later, his party working on the anti-tank ditch were forced into it by heavy fire, but Sapper Duffy remained working in an exposed position. Seeing that the tapes marking the edge of the gap had been badly cut by the shellfire, he ran back by himself from cover and repaired them so that the tanks could cross. When his platoon officer was wounded he ran back two hundred yards with another supper over ground swept by fire to bring up a stretcher and helped to carry him back to safety. Throughout the operation his complete disregard of danger and initiative were outstanding and a magnificent example to the remainder of his party.
Lot 800
A WWI British bayonet, 1913 pattern, by Wilkinson, the 43cms single edged blade with full fuller and stamped '1907 3 16' GV cypher, fitted medal and leather scabbard, 57cms long overall; and a WWII machete, the 37cms single edged blade stamped 'Endure Josh Beal & Sons, Cast Steel, Sheffield 1948', with leather sheath, 52cms overall. (2)
Lot 601
Collection of silver proof coins and medallions to include two medallions from the Winston Churchill silver medal collections, HRH Prince of Wales and Camilla celebration medal, Britannia 1oz silver £2 coins (various dates), 1977 silver proof jubilee coin and a 1992 twenty five ECU medallion. Most encapsulated with certs and boxes (qty)
Lot 144
Battle of Waterloo commemorative coins to include London Mint coin set containing one coin depicting the Prince Regent, Westminster Collection 200th Anniversary limited edition stamp book, numbered 311/750, Westminster 200th anniversary Waterloo Medal, £5 coin and stamp cover, numbered 106/495, two Westminster Collection £5 coins, Together with a Battle of Trafalgar 200th Anniversary £5 coin, numbered 675/10000 (6)
Lot 53
Datestamp 2014 £5 coin, the obverse with profile bust of Queen Anne, capsulated, two Banknotes series commemorative coins depicting the £5 white note and the £50 note, Battle of Hastings £5 coin, Falkland Islands Golden Jubilee 50p, Royal Platinum Wedding 2017 crown, Tower Mint replica of the Boulton Trafalgar Medal (7)
Lot 57
Bradford Exchange "The George Cross" set comprising TRISTAN DA CUNHA Elizabeth II gold proof double crown coin 2015, "The George Cross 1941 For Gallantry" issue, (spec: 9ct white gold with 24ct gold plating, 22mm), a TRISTAN DA CUNHA silver proof crown 2015 (spec: 925 grade, 38.6mm), both coins capsulated, and a replica George Cross medal, with certificate of authenticity, limited edition of 406 sets, boxed
Lot 58
Bradford Exchange "The Military Medal" set comprising TRISTAN DA CUNHA Elizabeth II gold proof double crown coin 2016, "The George Cross 1941 For Gallantry" issue, (spec: 9ct gold with 24ct gold plating, 22mm), a TRISTAN DA CUNHA silver proof crown 2015 (spec: 925 grade, 38.6mm), both coins capsulated, and a replica George Cross medal, with certificate of authenticity, limited edition of 500 sets, boxed
Lot 10
WW1 AC Wright (40700) Medal Collection Awarded to Him, That Includes Trio and Ribbon Bar, Victory Medal, Croix-De-Guerre With 2 Stars and Oak Leaf. Superb Lot. Rare. Good condition. All autographs come with a Certificate of Authenticity. We combine postage on multiple winning lots and can ship worldwide. UK postage from £5.99, EU from £7.99, Rest of World from £9.99
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