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Lot 718
A quantity of pre-1947 coinage, two rosettes, believed to be early 20thC. Labour party, an 1876 school fete medal, a 1921 physics exam medal won by Edith Tiffany, an 1897 copper medal in tribute to Nelson made from metal from his flagship Foudroyant which ran aground that same year on Blackpool Sands
Lot 459
A mixed group of WWI and WWII medals, some grouped, to include a WWI Campaign and Victory medal to Lieut. J R Perry (no regiment named), others later named, WWII Italy, Atlantic, Africa and 1939-45 Stars and others, together with assorted military uniform badges, miniature medal groups and commemorative medals, contained in a small deeds box with assorted ephemera to include newspapers (late 18th century and later), indentures and others.Formally the property of Sir John Cecil Williams (1892-1964), the deeds box labelled, and containing related items to him.
Lot 467
The Waterloo medal. To James Broad of the 1st Battalion of the 32nd of foot (Cornwall) regiment. with a non-original split ring loop but the correct ribbon. 3.4 cm diameter. NOTE: It has been speculated that the 32nd of the foot could be the 52nd of foot given the damage to the top of the numeral.Condition report: Some denting to the rim and edge and some knocks to the obverse and reverse.
Lot 496
A 19th century mahogany cased folding botanist's magnifying glass bearing a label documenting the origin of the item, and inscribed in ink on the outer ' This glass belonged to my great grandfather the Reverend Joseph Dole of Stockport......' 10.5 diameter.Together with other items including miser's purses, Karthoum golf club silver medal, tortoiseshell calling card case, Goburg desk seal set and other items.Condition report: The magnifying glass with two shell shaped and smaller chips to the outer edges of the glass. A small chip to the outer case, locking clasp missing. The wood case is a nice colour.
Lot 168
Book of Bomber Command Heroes, an extraordinary WWII interest autograph book. 230 autographs including Many DFC, AFC MID medal holders. Sadly over 80 were killed and many shot down and held as POWs. Comes with hundreds of pages of research on all the autograph. A unique collection of autographs, poems, sketches collected by schoolboy Raymond Harry Spalding, who lived close to the RAF bases at Mildenhall and Lakenheath in Suffolk. His personal autograph album contains over 230 signatures, dated between March 1941 and November 1942, from Bomber crews serving in the Royal Air Force, Royal Australian Air Force, Royal New Zealand Air Force, Royal Canadian Air Force and volunteers from the USA. Most of the crews have signed together on the same pages, adding their aircraft call signs (e.g. O Orange, T Tommy, N Nuts, V Victor, C Charlie, P Peter, D's Crew, U's crew) and their ranks/roles e.g. Flying Officer Pilot, Sgt Bomb Aimer, Navigator, Wireless Operator/Air Gunner, Front / Rear Gunner & Observer. Some have added their Squadron. Most are from 149 and 115 Sqns with others from 419 and 57 Sqns. Some have added their own personal touches in the form of poems verses, proverbs, comic remarks and drawings which include Pinocchio, Goofy, a Wellington Bomber and a Flying 'Jumbo' elephant. Others have added words of wisdom for young Raymond. On several pages, there are some army signatures, 149 Sqn was involved in the famous wartime propaganda film "Target For Tonight" which was filmed at RAF Mildenhall in 1941. The signatures include Sgt William McCabe (rear gunner) who featured in the film, with a pasted-in contemporary news clip stating he was now training to be a pilot. Names include. Adams, Michael Evelyn, POW 21 Jul 1941, Allen, David Cashman, POW 26 Jul 1941, Vernon George Ingram, MiD, POW 12 Jun 1942 146, Thomas Anderson, DFC*, Frederick Alexander, DFC, Askham, Alfred George ,Bainbridge, John, KIA 19 Aug 1941, Baker, Richard Guy, POW 20 May 1942, Barritt, John, DFC, KIA 21 Feb 1945, Batten, Douglas Esmond, AFC, DFM, Injured in crash-landing 13 Aug 1941, John Alexander Smith, MBE, MiD, Burch, Cyril Robertson, KIA 9 May 1941, John Douglas, KIA 27 Apr 1942, Charles Edward, Killed in a flying accident 17 May 1941, Capham, Ronald George Peter, KIA 30 Jul 1942, Carroll, J, QOCH, Carter, Henry James, DFM, Carter, Peter Charles, Chandler, Charles, OBE, MiD, Reginald Leonard, Injured in crash 10 Apr 1941, Coltman, John, KIA 29 Oct 1942, Ronald Charles, Killed in airplane crash 10 Mar 1949, Cook, Roy Edward, KIA 17 Jun 1944, Henry Bradfield, MiD, Joseph John Edward, KIA 7 Oct 1942, Crosby, Knowles Eugene, DFM, Stanley William, KIA 8 Nov 1941, Davis, Howard Leslie, KIA 9 Jun 1942, Charles Dudley, KIA 29 Aug 1942, Ellerker, Lancelot Herbert, KIA 13 Jul 1944, Finch, Ronald John, KIA 17 Apr 1942 or Ronald James, KIA 4 Jun 1942, Fowler, George Paget, DFC, Richard Thomas Patrick, KIA 30 Jun 1942, Garland, John Francis, KIA 3 Dec 1942, Gee, Donald Antony, Killed in flying accident 7 Oct 1942, Douglas Huntly, KIA 17 Oct 1942, James Noble, POW 15 Jul 1941, Graham, Donald Arthur, KIA 11 Mar 1942, Graham, Irwin Phillips, KIA 12 Sep 1941, Graham, William, Grant, Gerry, POW 18 May 1942, Gray, Ernest William, KIA 13 Aug 1941, Hall, William, CBE, DFC, Arthur Noel, KIA 13 Aug 1941, Hanna, James, 995693 KIA 7 Jun 1944, Hanson, B, Harris, Ronald Leslie, POW 25 Aug 1944, Harris, Thomas Harold, KIA 9 Dec 1942, Richard Edwards, KIA 7 Dec 1942, Herapath, Raymond Dillon, Killed in an air raid 4 Jun 1943, Hickman, Tom, KIA 29 Aug 1942, Hill, Cecil John, MID, Holland, Ernest John, DFM, KIA 13 Apr 1941, Sefton Douglas Lisle, MiD, KIA 17 Jan 1943, Hook, Leslie Herbert, Killed in flying accident 5 Sep 1941, Hutchinson, Ronald, KIA 13 Apr 1941, Ironside, Charles Theodore Lyall McIntosh, Killed in flying accident 6 Oct 1941, Jackson, John R, James, W, Jane, Charles Douglas, Jarrett, G, MiD, QOCH, Jerman, James Auguste, POW 18 May 1942 , Johnson, Donald Murray, Johnson, Henry Peter, Killed 16 Jul 1942, Jones, Alexander, DFM, Jones, POW 19 Jul 1941, Jones William Thomas, POW 1 Jan 1943, Jordan, Thomas Edward, KIA 10 Mar 1942, Keating, Louis Joseph, MiD, Kendall, Richard Bigland, KIA 30 Jul 1942, Ingleby, Cyril, DFC, Injured in crash 10 Apr 1941, Kimpton, Hugh Colin, King, Henry Frank, KIA 16 Jan 1945, Kowalski, Louis, KIA 11 Mar 1942, Leahy, John Michael, KIA 24 Jul 1942, Leedham, William John, KIA 24 Sep 1943, Lickley, Geoffrey, KIA 7 Aug 1941, Littlefield, Jack Richard, KIA 13 Aug 1941, Lown, Ernest Arthur, KIA 18 Mar 1941, Main, James Richard, DFM, Injured in crash 18 Jul 1941, Malcolm, Thomas, POW 5 May 1943, Martin, Barry, KIA 3 Feb 1943, Martin, J (American), Dennis Cokill, DFM, McArthur, Alexander Allan, Reverend, McCabe, William, DFM, Killed in flying accident 30 Apr 1945, Mccrea, Athol Malver William, KIA 3 Dec 1942, McIntyre, A, QOCH, McKay, Harry Robertson, KIA 4 Feb 1943, McMillan, Glen Allen, MiD, KIA 13 May 1943, Mein, Leslie Coore, Merrony, Henry Arthur, KIA 29 Oct 1942, Meynell, Peter Robert Birch, KIA 15 Apr 1941, Frank, Millichip, John, KIA 11 Mar 1942, Moore, Joseph Stanley, Killed in training accident 24 Aug 1943, Morris, Francis Leslie Ashton, Morris, Gerald, KIA 13 Aug 1941, Muir, Clarence Henry, KIA 31 May 1942, Murphy, William Morgan, KIA 29 Oct 1942, Ronald Jack, POW 18 May 1942, Neilson, James, QOCH, Noseley, William Frederick Leonard, KIA 2 Oct 1942, Palmer, A, Parslow, William Vernon, Pate, Harry Allen, Pearce, Basil Vincent, KIA 14 Jul 1942, Phillips, William Charles, Pickering, William Vincent, KIA 30 Jul 1942, Pollard, Maurice Arthur, KIA 4 Feb 1943, Prager, Harry Edward Tony, Price, Frank William, POW 15 Jul 1941, Proudfoot, J, QOCH, Rathe, Donald Stewart, KIA 29 Oct 1942, Rault, Alfred Charles, KIA 17 Sep 1942, Rawlings, Kenneth Charles Herbert, POW 13 Apr 1941, Reeveley, Walter Desmond, Reynolds, L W, QOCH, Richardson, Harry Reginald Jack, KIA 28 Aug 1943, Riley, Albert Thomas, KIA 3 Jan 1943, Robertson, Geoffrey Ernest, KIA 21 Aug 1942, Rodgers, John Robert, DFC, DFM, Rutter, Harry William, Sewell, Gordan Frank, Seymour, William George, DFC, Shannon, Geoffrey Harcourt, Shea, Richard Arthur, KIA 11 Mar 1942, Shields, Robert, Ditched 6 Jun 1942, Shoreman, Albert, Sinclair, Ian Menzies, Skelton, Harold, KIA 11 Mar 1942, Skinner, Bruce Honeyborne, Spalding, Harry, Spooner, Kenneth, KIA 4 Feb 1943, Spratt, Cecil Robert, KIA 30 Jul 1942, Stammers, Ernest Frank, KIA 7 Dec 1942, Stawicki, Hieronim, Stewart, David Cameron, MiD, KIA 13 May 1944, William Harrington Davy, DFM KIA 1941, Frederick Stanley, DFC, KIA 27 Mar 1943, George Keith, KIA 30 Jul 1942, Swain, John Godhugh, DFC, KIA 26 Feb 1943, Thomson, Eric Alexander Raven, KIA 6 Aug 1941, John Leonard, KIA 19 Jul 1945, Tuma, Charles, KIA 4 Feb 1943 871, Tuson, Donald Ernest, KIA 10 Jan 1942 229, Waite, Ronald Herbert Peak, POW 18 May 1942 730, Samuel William, POW 1 Jan 1943 959, Warren, Ronald, KIA 18 Mar 1941 57, Watkins, Leonard John, Westmacott, David, POW 9 May 1941 74, White, Maurice Frederick 59, Whitney, Eric Willan, DFC, Ditched 6 Jun 1942, Whymark, John Percy, DSO, DFC, KFA 4 Oct 1945, Wilkinson, Walter Hugh, KIA 13 Apr 1941, Williams, Lance, KIA 7 Sep 1943, Williams, P, Williams, Thomas Glenville, KIA 9 Dec 1942, , George Francis, KIA 3 Jul 1944, Wilson, Murray Gray, KIA 8 Aug 1944, Graham Roy, Injured in crash-landing 1941, Steven Richards, KIA 17 Jan 1942, James Michael, KIA 18 May 1942, Charles Frederick, KIA 13 Aug 1941.
Lot 141
Sausmarez (Ronald Philip Stanley de, 1880/1-1973, Commander RN). Album of watercolour jeux d'esprit, 1947-54. Oblong folio (262 x 300 mm), contemporary 'Reedsdale' post-bound half morocco album, containing 39 postal covers expertly illustrated in pen-and-ink and watercolour with various scenes and caricatures including 4 of dancing fairies, 2 from the Alice's Adventures in Wonderland (the Mad Hatter's Tea Party and Alice's meeting with the King and Queen of Hearts), Father Christmas driving a sleigh, the Chelsea Flower Show, seals on an ice floe, an 18th-century rendezvous between a shepherd and his lover, Humpty Dumpty, a parade of anthropomorphic cats in the style of Louis Wain, a group of shipwrecked mariners on a raft with a sea-monster in the foreground, and various other scenes and caprices, all skilfully incorporating the address of the recipient (N. F. Pasbach, later Mrs R. de Sausmarez), together with 9 watercolours of exotic bird and plant species with accompanying manuscript light verse (e.g. nutmeg, sunbirds, the coffee-plant, each 190 x 150 mm or reverse), 9 smaller watercolours comprising a partial alphabet of exotic species (e.g. 'T is for Tamarind'; 'Y is for Yucca'; 'Z is for the Zapote', each 91 x 61 mm), and a few similar items, all mounted rectos and versos to black card album leaves (qty: 1) 'Ronald de Sausmarez was born in 1880 or 1881. He married Nora Frances Pasbach in 1947. He joined the Royal Navy and served as a Midshipman in HMS Royal Arthur, from 1897. He was promoted acting Sub-Lieutenant in HMS Blake, from 1901. He served as a Lieutenant in HMS Formidable, 1903-4, and HMS Psyche, from 1904. In 1908, he was placed on the retired list. He joined HM Naval Base, Holyhead, to plan offensive measures against submarines, March 1918. He was promoted to the acting rank of Commander and appointed Senior Naval Officer of the base, August 1918-19. He died at his home in East Molesey, Surrey, on 30 September 1973' (The Times Digital Archive 1785-1985, cited after Churchill Archives Centre, University of Cambridge, GBR/0014/RDSA, online, accessed 26/06/2021).Amendment 6/1/21: The lot is also sold with Commander de Sausmarez's First and Second World War group miniature medals (1914-15 Star, British War and Victory Medals, 1939-45 Star and Defence medal) in a glazed pine frame, together with a framed photograph of de Sausmarez with his medals.
Lot 1097
A 9ct gold curb link bracelet, with graduated curb links, later converted from an Albert chain, to swivel clasp, suspending seven charms to include a George V sovereign dated 1912, spectacle set to a 9ct gold scroll top mount, and Victoria half sovereign dated 1887, drilled and suspended on a jump ring, a 22ct gold wedding ring, Birmingham 1919, suspended on a jump ring, a rolled gold fob, a rolled gold paste spinner fob, a rolled gold locket, and a 9ct gold medal with an anchor, possibly depicting the Lamb of God, engraved verso C.Clegg 1927, 73.48gCondition report: Wear to all the rolled gold items. A large chip to the paste spinner.Surface marks/scratches to gold, some minor wear to links, and bracelet links a little dirty.
Lot 1417
A ladies' 9ct gold Cyma mechanical bracelet watch, 22mm diameter, with a silvered dial, alternating Arabic numerals and dot hour markers, and subsidiary seconds dial, the dial and ratchet wheel marked Cyma, movement no. 58770, hallmarked Birmingham 1948, with metal bracelet,15.30g, together with a sterling silver medal, Birmingham 1927, an Edwardian gold peridot set bar brooch, tested as approximately 9ct gold with metal pin, 1.53g, and a metal watch bracelet (4)Condition report: Watch is not running. Crown does not turn. Dial very discoloured.
Lot 1429
A small quantity of silver jewellery, to include a set of three sterling silver buttons, Chester 1902, a silver buckle, a silver Cheltenham Ladies College Captain's Club brooch, a silver garnet and zircon bracelet, a sterling silver pocket knife, with stainless steel blades, Sheffield 1923, a sterling silver medal, etc. (qty.)
Lot 323
WW2 Polish/French Map Case and Owner's Medals and Paperwork all relating to "Lieutenant W Skierski". Consisting rectangular, brown leather case. Front pocket with top secured flap. Rear opening flap with compass and pencil pockets. Leather shoulder strap. Together with his WW2 medal group consisting 1939-45 Star, Africa Star, Italy Star, Defence medal and 1939-45 War medal in postal box named to "Major W Skierski. Polish Resettlement Corps" ... His "Armee Polonaise En France" ID card ... Photo of him in a Polish group dated 1934 ... Various paperwork and photos. Good Polish orientated collection.
Lot 40
Selection of Various Badges and Buttons including brass, KC Grenadier Guards ... Plated Air Training Corps ... Bi-metal South Lancashire ... Bi-metal, KC REME ... Anodised, QC RAF ... Bi-metal Lancashire Fusiliers ... Small selection of tropical, Naval trade badges ... Selection of Vic crown, Royal Navy buttons ... Post 1953 RAOC stable belt and buckle ... WW2 Defence medal ... 1939-45 War medal. Quantity.
Lot 124
Small Varied Selection of Items including Imperial Service medal named "Sidney Stuart" ... The Henry Whitehead Cup medallion named "Acting Corporal A Irvine 1911" in box of issue ... 2 x alloy King Edward VII School medals ... Alloy, 1935 Silver Jubilee medal ... Brass, London County Council School medal ... WW1 & WW2 miniature medal group ... 2 x MiD oak leaf emblems ... Small selection badges and buttons.
Lot 125
Royal Army Medical Corps WW1 Medal Pair silver War medal and Victory medal named "2232 Pte P C Springham RAMC". Mounted as worn. Together with a rectangle, silver hallmarked "London 1899-1900. The top engraved "David Sanford The Last Post" ... Small selection of WW1 period military postcards.
Lot 147
Crimea War Single Bar with Turkish Crimea Pair consisting 1854 Crimea medal with single bar "Sebastopol", engraved naming "Pte Alfred Fackerall 56". Naming worn in places. Together with a Sardinia issue, Turkish Crimea medal with contemporary engraving "4198. A Fackerall 56th Reg". Alfred Somerton Fackerall was born c1836 in Lingfield Surrey and baptised there 14 April 1844. Died East Grinstead in 1882, age 46.
Lot 166
Varied Selection of Military Items including hallmarked gold photograph pendant mount containing a coloured photo of a Fusilier ... Interwar photograph of a Welsh Guards Officer in oval frame ... 1939/45 Star, Defence medal, 1939/45 War medal ... Small selection of WW2 photographs ... 5 inert bullet heads ... 10 shillings Mafeking Siege note.
Lot 184
Selection of Medal Research Books including Recipients Of The Distinguished Conduct Medal 1914-1920 by Walker ... Honours And Awards Of The Old Contemptibles ... South African War Casualty Roll (paperback) ... Recipients Of The Distinguished Conduct Medal 1855-1909 ... The South Africa 1853 Medal ... Officers Who Died In The Service Of Britain, India And East African Regiments And Corps 1914-1919. 10 items.
Lot 204
War Office School of Aircraft Recognition Photo Album and Ephemera relating to L/Cpl Thurley ATS 1941-1946. The album with single and group photos of various ATS personnel and military personnel. Starting at Televera Camp Northampton, Buckhurst 1942, Withyham 1942, Albury Hall, SAR Deepcut 1945. Most photos with details. Together with War Office Chief of Imperial Staff certificate named to her ... Photo of Women's British Legion ... 1951 Parade of Standards at Hyde Park admission ticket and lapel badge ... Her father's WW1 silver War medal and Victory named "42050 A. Cpl. C.F. Thurley RAF" in later issue box. Father and daughter came from Minchinhampton. Together with copy records and census.
Lot 280
1949 Pattern Staff Colonel Battle Dress Jacket and Trousers khaki, single breasted, open collar, short jacket. Pleated breast pockets with buttoned flaps. Both arms with embroidery Hanover District formation badges. Embroidery, QC Colonel rank. Red, Staff collar tabs. WW2 medal ribbons. Dark blue lanyard with plated tubular whistle. Together with 4 pairs of 1949 pattern, battle dress trousers. Side mounted, large, left leg pockets. One pair with composite, QC Rifles buttons. Various dates. 5 items.
Lot 281
Post War Parachute Regiment Arnhem D.C.M. Winner Tunic dark blue patrol tunic. Single breasted, high collar. Pleated chest pockets with buttoned flaps. Lower hidden pockets with plain flaps. Shoulder straps with maroon edging. Left arm with bullion embroidery, QC cross standards. Left breast with MBE, DCM, WW2 medal ribbons with MiD, GSM, LS & GC, MSM. Internal label named "Bentley T.C". Together with his maroon beret with anodised, QC Parachute Regiment badge. 2 buttons and wings absent from tunic. Sergeant Bentley dropped into Oosterbeek 18th Sept 1944 with the Mortar Platoon 10th Parachute Batt. 20th Sept, held the top floor of a house on the North East perimeter. The house was hit and he fell from the top floor to the basement. He then carried on operating under heavy fire.
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