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Lot 401
British Royal Navy uniform, a black jacket with Hepworth's of Leeds and London label having Buttons Ltd naval brass buttons, bullion wire crowned crossed anchors sleeve patch, bullion wire crowned triple bladed propeller sleeve patch and medal ribbons for 1939-45 star, Atlantic star and Africa star, also a pair of trousers
Lot 403
British Royal Navy uniform, a black jacket with Baker and Co of Portsmouth label "G W NICHOLLS 12-8-55 553" having Firmin of London naval brass buttons, cuff braid for the rank of Lieutenant Commander and medal ribbon for 1939-45 star, Atlantic star, Africa star, Pacific star, Defence medal and WWII was medal, also a pair of trousers No size labels present
Lot 405
British Royal Navy uniform, a black jacket with Gieves of London label "J A SCOTT 1953" having Gaunt of London naval brass buttons, cuff braid for the rank of Lieutenant Commander with R in the curl for Reserves and medal ribbons for Royal Naval Volunteer Decoration and Cadet Forces medal, also a pair of trousers No size labels present.
Lot 407
British Royal Navy uniform, a black jacket with Gieves Ltd label having naval brass buttons, bullion wire cuff braid for the rank of Lieutenant (wavy so Reserves) and medal ribbons for WWII 1939-45 star, Atlantic star, Africa star, Italy star, Burma star and WWII war medal, also a pair of trousers No size labels present.
Lot 410
British Royal Navy uniform, a black jacket with Stovel and Mason of London label "LT CDK R G PENNEL RN 27.5.46" having Gaunt and Son of London naval brass buttons, cuff braid for the rank of Lieutenant Commander and medal ribbons for Royal Naval Long Service medal, 1939-45 star, Atlantic star, Africa star, Italy star, Defence medal and WWII war medal
Lot 412
British Royal Navy uniform, a black jacket with Moseley and Pounsford of Portsmouth label "AAC OUVRY" having Firmin of London naval brass buttons, bullion wire cuff braid for the rank of Commander and medal ribbons for Royal Naval Long Service medal, WWII 1939-45 star, Atlantic Star, Defence medal and WWII war medal
Lot 413
British Royal Navy uniform, a black jacket with Baker and Co of Portsmouth label "F BENOY RN" having naval brass buttons, bullion wire cuff braid for the rank of Lieutenant Commander and medal ribbons for Royal Naval Long Service medal, WWII 1939-45 star, Atlantic Star, Italy star and WWII war medal
Lot 415
British Royal Navy uniform, a black jacket having Buttons Ltd of Birmingham naval brass buttons, bullion wire crossed torpedo collar badges and medal ribbons for Naval General Service medal, WWII 1939-45 star, Atlantic Star, Africa star, Defence medal, WWII war medal and Royal Naval Long Service and Good Conduct medal
Lot 416
British Royal Navy uniform, a black jacket with Baker and Co of Portsmouth label "3 WATSON 9.2.53 9011", having Firmin of London naval brass buttons, bullion wire cuff braid for the rank of Sub-Lieutenant and medal ribbons for WWII 1939-45 star, Atlantic Star, Africa star, Burma star, Defence medal and WWII war medal
Lot 418
British Royal Navy uniform, a black jacket with Austin Reed of Regent Street label "N WEST 067133 27.4.45" having Firmin of London naval brass buttons, bullion wire cuff braid for the rank of Sub-Lieutenant and medal ribbons for WWII 1939-45 star, Africa star, Italy star, France and Germany star, WWII war medal, Coronation 1937 medal and Royal Naval Long Service and Good Conduct medal
Lot 423
British Royal Navy uniform, a black jacket with C H Bernard and Sons of Harwich label "SWEATMAN" having Firmin of London naval brass buttons, WOMEN'S ROYAL NAVAL RESERVE shoulder title, W (Writer) needlework collar badges and medal ribbon for Royal Naval Reserve Long Service and Good Conduct medal
Lot 426
British Royal Navy uniform, a black jacket with Conway Williams of London label "CAPT R G LACKAY 5/3/47 9677" having naval brass buttons, bullion wire cuff braid for the rank of Captain and medal ribbons for WWI war medal, Victory medal, WWII 1939-45 star, Atlantic Star, Africa Star, Italy Star, WWII war medal etc.
Lot 54
AN ITALIAN WALNUT AND EBONISED 'MEDAL CABINET'LATE 17TH/EARLY 18TH CENTURY The drawers fronted by bronze medallions depicting Roman Emperors and Empresses58cm high, 105cm wide, 32cm deep Condition Report: Marks, knocks, scratches and abrasions commensurate with age and use. Various old chips, splits and losses (see images). Later backboard. Two vacant holes to the top from where finials previously sat. One drawer seized closed. Side handles are old replacements, one is lacking its loop. The handles and escutcheons and cherub/scroll mounts to the drawers are old replacements. Lock plates appear original. One lock plate is lacking. No key present, all locks are open. Some evidence of old worm. Brass mount to the central door is a later addition. Some later tacks have been used to help secure the medals. There are some small old holes to the drawer fronts from where the medals were previously fixed in a slightly different position. The medals bear the expected knocks, rubbing and wear. One medal has small hole adjacent to the face. Vacant holes to the underside from where feet previously sat. Please refer to additional images for visual reference to condition. Condition Report Disclaimer
Lot 457
A Chamberlain's Worcester armorial shell-shaped dessert dish, the centre boldly painted with the armorial achievement of Lieutenant George Orlando Gunning, 10th Hussars (1796-1815), of Horton House, Northamptonshire, incorporating an 1815 Waterloo medal, the border moulded in shallow relief and painted with sprigs of colourful country flowers, 24.5cm wide, printed mark, c. 1815-1820George Orlando Gunning was killed in action on 18th July 1815 at the Battle of Waterloo. The dish's achievement is clearly posthumous and the medal, not being a gallantry award, would normally not be shown in any case.
Lot 105
Interesting and Unusual Collection Lieut. Inspector Armold Colin Durrant British South Africa Police. Eritrean Police, Southern Rhodesia Defence Force 1927 to 1946, with considerable paperwork, photographs, passes etc and his Medals (War Medal, Victory medal, 1939-45, Africa (with 8th Army clasp), Italy stars. Ephemera includes pass with photographs for Eritrean Police (Asst. Inspector 1942), Certificate of Appreciation as Constable British South African Police Reserve 1941 signed by Commissioner, War Bulletin 1942 Certificate of Release of an Officer 1946 ( 4 years 256 days), numerous letters relating to appointments and service, driving liscence etc. Group photographs (BSAP)with many names 1941/43. Very complete Collection from a very interesting Unit, all contained in plastic folder.
Lot 138
Montgomery’s Security Corporal Whitney’s Grouping, including Medals. Victory medal, France and Germany Star, etc, together with and also a group photography of Montgomery and his staff c.1944some personal photographs of him in uniform (one in Normandy), also in his jeep, sports and an attractively painted menu Christmas 1944,
Lot 1
A First World War Casualty Group of Medals, awarded to 472024 C.S. W.(Walter) LATHAM 72-CAN.INF., comprising British War Medal, Victory Medal and Canadian Memorial Cross in box of issue, together with a George V Memorial Scroll, Canadian Expeditionary Force Death Certificate, letter to his widow from the commanding officer of his platoon, War Grave details, a large family group photograph, two postcards from him to his wife Bertha, a vignette group photograph of Sergeant's Mess 65th Battalion C.E.F. Xmas 1915 in which Sergeant Latham is pictured on the bottom row, 3rd from the left, and a copy of page 116 from the Book of Remembrance for the First World War which is available for public viewing every year on March 19th in the Room of Remembrance of the Parliament of Canada Footnote:- Walter Latham was originally with the 65th Battalion C.E.F., and then transferred to the 72nd Battalion. He was killed in action, aged 28, on 16th October 1916. His Burial Report states that he is buried at Pys British Cemetery, France and is commemorated on the Vimy Memorial, Pas de Calais, France. His medals are named to a Colour Sergeant Major, but he is recorded on some of the documentation as a Corporal.
Lot 10
Two First World War Pairs to the Royal Engineers, each comprising British War Medal and Victory Medal, awarded to:- 87642 SPR.J.(Jack) CORN, with photocopy of Medal Index Card showing he was also awarded the 1914-15 Star (not present); 199561 DVR.H.(Harold) WOODGER; a First World War Trio, comprising 1914-15 Star, British War Medal and Victory Medal, awarded to M2-100895 PTE.E.(Ernest) C.HILL, A.S.C., with photocopies of Medal Index Cards
Lot 129
A Second World War First Pattern Fairbairn Sykes Fighting Knife, the 17cm hand forged steel blade etched THE F-S FIGHTING KNIFE in a canted square at the ricasso, the opposing side with maker's mark for Wilkinson Sword Ltd., London, the nickel hilt with recurving crossguard and diamond chequered grip, the pommel with peened tang tip, with nickel plated brass mounted leather scabbard incised with the initials EW for Ellis Woolcock (the original owner), 33cm; also, his group of medals, comprising 1939-45 Star, Africa Star with 1ST ARMY clasp, France and Germany Star, Defence and War Medal, with King's Badge, RASC cap badge, part of his Soldier's Service and Pay Book, Discharge Certificate and two Identity Cards. Footnote:- Corporal Ellis Woolcock (T/73754) served with the Royal Army Service Corps attached to the Royal Army Medical Corps and was the vendor's late grandfather. Some black patching to blade and slight discolouration to the hilt. The scabbard has had its side straps removed. There is a small dent to the chape.
Lot 13
Medals to the Pettinger Brothers in the First World War, comprising a British War Medal, Victory Medal and Memorial Plaque in boxes and envelope of issue to 39246 Private Arthur Pettinger, Yorkshire Regiment and a British War Medal and Victory Medal in box of issue to 22538 PTE.E.PETTINGER, YORKS.R. together with a quantity of related photographs and ephemera, including approximately one hundred plus postcards, seven First World War embroidered silk postcards, approximately eighty early Maritime photographs and postcards, many annotated to the reverse, Masonic greetings cards, two pipes, two ARP badges, three envelopes of used stamps etc in a mahogany box and a box file
Lot 14
A First/Second World War Group of Family Medals and Badges, comprising a British War Medal and Victory Medal awarded to 556994 PTE. W.H. BROWN 16-LOND.R, together with his 16th County of London Queen's Westminster cap badge; a Defence Medal and Voluntary Medical Service Medal awarded to MRS. GERDA LOIS BROWN, together with a British Red Cross belt and six British Red Cross badges and medals, including Anti-Gas Training in box of issue and County of Surrey in case of issue; also, a silver sweetheart brooch with a letter of thanks dated 1915, to a nurse from a soldier, a Queen Mary's Needlework Guild pendant brooch in box of issue, a Wimbledon Art and Benevolent Society small silver medal in case of issue, a Royal Life Saving Society Medal, cased, and five various badges (qty)
Lot 15
A First/Second World War Long Service Group of Eight Naval Medals, awarded to J.51800 I.CARR. A.B. R.N., comprising British War Medal, Victory Medal, 1939-45 Star, Atlantic Star, Africa Star, Defence Medal, 1939-45 War Medal and George V 1931-36 Royal Naval Long Service and Good Conduct Medal (H.M.S. WARSPITE), on two swing mounts as worn.
Lot 16
A Second World War Group of Five Medals, comprising 1939-45 Star, Africa Star, Italy Star, Defence and War Medals, with Army Council medal slip and original RAOC box of issue addressed to P W Sowerby, Preston; also, a First World War Ypres sweetheart brooch in the form of a bayonet, cased, and a gilt metal photograph pendant
Lot 19
A First World War Pair, comprising British War Medal and Victory Medal, awarded to 2255 PTE. F.(Frank) J.(John) DANCE, 15-LOND.R., together with his cap badge, birth certificate, two French coins, three Royal Commemorative medallions and three silver plated Bayonet Competition trophy cups awarded to him and dated 1893, 1894 and 1895
Lot 32
A Green and Black Japanned Tin Box of Militaria, including a Second World War group of six miniature medals (Naval), a 1939-45 War Medal, velvet backed chin scales, a pair of silver braid and crimson leather sword slings, a set of gilt metal sword mounts by Rundell, Bridge and Rundell, a Japanese carved bone sword mount, a set of silver plated livery buttons and gilt RNR buttons
Lot 4
A Second World War Archive Relating to Changi P.O.W. Camp, Singapore, collected by prisoner Captain Harry Edward Witheford (1912-2008) and including his framed group of medals comprising 1939-45 Star, Pacific Star, Defence and War Medal, Indian Office letters and a Short Statement of Service, his commission as Lieutenant O.M.E. Indian Army (16.02.1940), his handwritten journal, a 1944 Calendar and two greetings cards signed by Ronald Searle, various other sketches showing life in camp and hand drawn greetings cards, various group and portrait photographs, two published books - The Naked Island, and End of a Hate by fellow POW Russell Braddon, a book - Forty Drawings by Ronald Searle with inscription to the Withefords from Russ Braddon, a 1952 published volume of It Must Be True by Denys Parsons with illustrations by Ronald Searle, related magazines etc.Footnote :- Captain Harry Edward Witheford 1912-2008Harry served under Lt-Col Charles Anderson in the 45th Brigade of the Indian Army. He became a prisoner of the Japanese in Malaya after the fall of Singapore in 1942. He was imprisoned in the notorious Changi prison, and was forced to work on the Siam-Burma railway along the River Kwai. Harry made many friends among his fellow prisoners including Ronald Searle. He was also friendly with the Australian author Russell Braddon, then a Gunner in the 2/15th Field (Artillery) Regiment. Braddon later recounted his experiences as a POW in the bestselling memoir, The Naked Island (illustrated by Searle). The book was one of the first to describe in grim detail the appalling treatment the POWs received. Braddon talks about Harry in several places in the book. He records how impressed he was by Harry's knowledge of the stars, production engineering and turbo jet-engines, but the most moving description comes near the end of the book. After completion of the railway line from Bangkok to Rangoon, Braddon describes how he and other survivors were sent by their captors on a long train journey to Kamburi. In this extract Braddon writes: "As I staggered off the train, cramped and ravenous, for we had had no food for two days, I noticed that beside the line ran long rows of huts separated into two areas. In one were white men: in the other black men. Both lots looked shocking. The fence that marked the dividing line between railway and camp was draped with white men only. The natives no longer took any interest in anything. Therein lay the difference. And as I shambled towards this fence, one of the men on the other side crawled under it, dragged me through and greeted me with a warmth I had forgotten existed. It was Harry Witheford. I managed a feeble crack - 'How's your turbo-jet?' I asked - but was a bit overwhelmed. But he, good soul, knew what was required. Leading me firmly round the back of a hut he gave me bananas and boiled eggs - bought on the spot from a Thai - which I devoured frantically lest they vanish. Though I live to be a thousand the warmth of that greeting and the gift of that food after the sterile months of want that had gone before will never leave me." (pp.207-208)Harry survived the war then spent time working in Kenya during the 1950s. He and his family returned to the UK, settling in North Yorkshire. Both Harry and Edna had a long and happy life until their deaths in their mid-nineties
Lot 43
A US Army Paratrooper's Wrist Compass by Taylor, liquid filled, with bakelite case and leather wrist strap; a German Third Reich M1884/98 Knife Bayonet, the pommel bearing traces of a waffanamt marking, the ricasso and scabbard mouth each stamped S/177, 1937, with steel scabbard and leather frog dated 1937; a Second World War Group of Five Medals, comprising 1939-45 Star, Africa Star with clasp 8TH ARMY, Italy Star, Defence Medal and War Medal with MID oak leaf, swing mounted as worn (3). Compass in worn, but undamaged condition. Bayonet with orange rust pitting to the hilt and scabbard, the blade is clean, the leather frog is cracking and needs oiling- would clean up.
Lot 5
A British War Medal, awarded to L-897 SJT.C.E.KEAY. R.A., together with related items including a plaque from an identity bracelet, cap badges, shoulder titles, photographs, a cigarette case, leather wallets, shrapnel etc., also five Francis Drake Felllowship bowling lapel badges for 1958,1959, 1960, 1962 and 1963 Footnote:- Sergeant Keay's life was saved by a pocket bible, which was in his breast pocket and deflected a bullet that was fired at him. He was hospitalised from September 1917 until March 1918, and had over twenty pieces of shrapnel removed from his body
Lot 6
A First World War Trio, comprising 1914-15 Star, British War Medal and Victory Medal, awarded to S4-109423 PTE.J.JACKSON. A.S.C., with a brass ON WAR SERVICE 1915 badge; a Queen Victoria Diamond Jubilee Medal 1897, bronze, in case of issue; also, two RAMC marcasite sweetheart brooches, two cap badges and a small quantity of coins.
Lot 8
A Collection of Six 19th Century Horticultural Medals, comprising:- two bronze Royal Botanical Society of London 1839 medals after Wyon, one dated 1853, the other dated 1890 and set with a later suspender mount; a Royal Horticultural Society bronze medal after Wyon for the Royal Mint 1836; a Royal Horticultural Society large bronze medal, the obverse with two classical maidens adorning a statue with fruit, SOC. HORT. LOND. INST. 7 MART 1804, the reverse with a greenhouse below ALIENIS MENSIBUS AESTAS.; a silver coloured metal pendant medallion to the Waverley Pansy Society 1885; a silver coloured metal medal for the Royal Wordsley Root Show 1876 (6)
Lot 82
A German Third Reich Blockade Runner Badge, in white metal, the reverse with magnetic vertical sword shape pin, and moulded mark for Otto Placzek, Berlin (possibly a copy); a German Third Reich Wound Badge, Silver Class, solid back with brass vertical needle pin; a British War Medal, awarded to 35263 PTE.H.MILLS R.A.M.C., lacks original suspender; a George VI Special Constabulary Long Service Medal, to HAROLD MILLS; an RAF Brass Cap Eagle, with brass plate; a US Air Medal, in hard plastic case with ribbon bar and enamel pin (6)
Lot 137
Circle of George Dawe, RA (British, 1781-1829)Portrait of Lt Col Sir Thomas Noel Hill, KCB, KTS (1784-1832) inscribed to the reverse 'Lieut. Col. Sir Tho Noel Hill / KCB [K]TS MJ A? Gen. / 815 ' oil on canvas, unframed 76.5 x 63.5cmFootnote: Born at Hawkstone Hall, Shropshire, the sitter was the 7th son of Sir John Hill, 3rd Bt (1740-1824) and younger brother of Rowland Hill, later 1st Viscount Hill (1772-1842) who succeeded the Duke of Wellington as the Commander-in-Chief of the British Army in 1828. Sir Thomas, like his elder brother Rowland, distinguished himself during the Napoleonic Wars and fought in the Battle of Waterloo. He entered the army at the age of seventeen and went on to serve as an aide-de-camp to his brother Rowland, accompanying him to Portugal in 1808. He commanded the 1st Portuguese Regiment and received medals for his involvement in the battles of Salamanca (1812), Vittoria (1813) and the siege of San Sebástian (1813). He was promoted to Lieutenant-Colonel in the 1st Foot Guards in July 1814. In 1815, at the Battle of Waterloo, he served as an Assistant Adjutant-General under the command of his brother, Lord Hill. In 1825, he was promoted to Colonel and in 1827 he was appointed the Deputy Adjutant-General in Canada by the Duke of Wellington. He married, on 27th July 1821, Anna Maria Shore, daughter of John Shore, 1st Baron Teignmouth, by whom he had six surviving children. In the present portrait, Sir Thomas is depicted in his Portuguese uniform, wearing numerous decorations and medals, including the Portuguese Order of The Tower and Sword (KTS), the Order of the Bath (KCB) which he was awarded in January 1815, the Waterloo Medal, Portuguese Campaign Cross, Portuguese Commander’s Cross, and the Bavarian Military Order of Max Joseph. We are grateful to Christopher Bryant for his assistance in identifying the sitter's uniform and decorations. CONDITIONOil on canvas which has been lined. The lining fabric is thin and transparent and the adhesive used waxy – this allows the original inscription and canvas tax stamp to be visible. The paint layer is in a stable condition overall. Wax appears to have been used in the varnish as well as the lining. Along the right hand edge white cracks have formed in the varnish. There is a light film across the surface, also caused by the varnish, creating a slightly milky appearance to the darker paint passages. Areas of overpaint are fairly well matched to the original.
Lot 1685
A collection of jewellery and a few further items (11)Comprising; a pair of carbuncle garnet dress studs, with a case to hold three dress studs, an agate panel link bracelet, a silver watch Albert chain, with a fob medal, swivel and T bar, a base metal Brazil link watch chain, with a rotating fob, a pair of studs, a silver oval pendant locket, Birmingham 1881, a pendant cross, a small seal, a silver gilt ring and two Victorian silver coins
Lot 102
Irish. Limerick Militia George III silver medal for Coloony 1798. Good rare unmarked silver example by J. Brush of Dublin. Crown within laurel sprays to obverse centre, legend TO THE HEROES OF COLOONY 5th SEPR 1798 in surround. Reverse bears double turreted castle with central spire flying swallowtail flag, resting in laurel and palm sprays, CORPORATION AND CITIZENS OF LIMERICK in surround. Pierced to take small suspension ring. GC Awarded to those of the Limerick Militia under Charles Vereker, who fought the joint French-Irish army under General Humbert at Coloony, near Sligo, on 5th September 1798.
Lot 105
Irish. Limerick Militia George III copper/bronze medal for Coloony 1798 Good rare example by J. Brush of Dublin. Crown within laurel sprays to obverse centre, legend TO THE HEROES OF COLOONY 5th SEPR 1798 in surround. Reverse bears double turreted castle with central spire flying swallowtail flag, resting in laurel and palm sprays, CORPORATION AND CITIZENS OF LIMERICK in surround. Pierced for teardrop suspension loop. GC Awarded to those of the Limerick Militia under Charles Vereker, who fought the joint French-Irish army under General Humbert at Coloony, near Sligo, on 5th September 1798.
Lot 110
WW2 Badges of Lieutenant Colonel Hugh Widdington Moor DSO., MC. Royal Engineers Airborne Forces. Comprising: 2 x Parachute qualification padded wings ... Uniform medal ribbons, including the DSO,MC ... RE Cap Badge ... RE Shoulder Titles ... Lt Col slip on rank overall GC. Also see Lot 421 for uniform Worn by Lieutenant Colonel Hugh Widdington Moor DSO., MC. See lot 421 uniform section for his Battle dress blouse, red beret and biographical details.
Lot 145
84th (York and Lancaster) Regiment of Foot Victorian Glengarry Badge and 3 other items. A good die-stamped brass example, complete with loops. Circa 1874-81. (KK 555) ... Accompanied by 1911 National Reserve London badge bearing silver hallmarks for Birmingham 1911. Complete with buttonhole fitting ... British Legion lapel badge in original box. Matching numbers ... 1919 Gilt Peace Medal. (4 items)
Lot 190
WW2 RAF 90 Squadron Bomber Command Distinguished Flying Medal (DFM) Group & Ephemera. A good comprehensive DFM medal group awarded to Warrant Officer James Ronald Sigurd Leask DFM, who flew 35 operations with 90 Squadron which flew the Avro Lancaster Bomber. Comprising: Distinguished Flying Medal (1896202 SGT J.R.S. LEASK RAF), 1939/45 Star, Bomber Command Clasp, France & Germany Star, War Medal. Medals loose ... Original ephemera includes Buckingham Palace letter for the award of the DFM ... Aircrew Logbook, this covers a period of 14th August 1944 to 10th March 1945 (35 Ops) ... Selection of snap shot photographs ... Service and release book etc. Distinguished Flying Medal. London Gazette 25th September 1945. This Flight Engineer excellent operational efficiency coupled with a deep and thorough knowledge of his aircraft have gone towards the making of many successful attacks which his crew have completed. His fine team spirit and close co-operation with his Captain have been an inspiration to the whole crew. The energy and cheerfulness with which he went about his duty is worthy of the highest praise. Warrant Officer James Ronald Sigurd Leask was born in Belfast in 1907, his father was killed in the Great War whilst serving with the 5th Bn Northumberland Fusiliers. At the outbreak of WW2 his enlistment was delayed by his reserve occupation serving with the National Fire Service. He was called up for the RAFVR in June 1943 and volunteered for aircrew duties and qualified as a Flight Engineer. After training he was posted to 90 Squadron and flew his first operation a trip to Essen on the 23rd October 1944. A return trip was made two nights later. The log book records 35 missions including Cologne 4 times, Essen twice, Duisberg, Nuremberg, etc. On the 8th December he was detailed for a daylight trip to Duisberg. A near flak burst knocked out the port inner engine and damaged the undercarriage hydraulics. A frantic flight home and the landing gear hand cranked down into position saw the crew land safely back at base. Screened from operations at the end of his tour Leask now promoted to Warrant Officer ended the war with Coastal Command at RAF Pembroke Docks. He died at the age of 76 years in 1983.
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