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Lot 111
ERTL model Truck issue comprising No. 3878 Sports Collectibles of the Nineties, Racing Replicas Past & Present in the livery of Meineke. Looks to be without fault in original box. Box has minor storage wear. Plus Corgi 1/50 model Truck issue comprising No. US55703 Kenworth W925 Semi Tanker in the livery of Texaco. Limited Edition 5374/6300. Looks to be without fault in original box. Box has minor storage wear. Plus Trucks 'n' Stuff model Truck issue comprising truck trailer. combination No. 080395 Peterbilt 388 Day Cab TNS O/O #53 Red with Rackley Lowboy. Looks to be without fault in original box. Box has minor storage wear.
Lot 5
From the library of Henry Charles Tomlinson, son of British author H M Tomlinson, also known as 'Tommy' and who was an illustrator for Harper & Bros: Edmund Blunden, 'Near and Far', published by Golden Hind Press, 1930, limited first edition numbered 29/105 with frontispiece by H C Tomlinson, signed by author and illustrator, with letter to Tomlinson from Blunden, housed in original box. John Masefield, 'Poetry, a lecture given at the Queens Hall in London...', published by William Heinemann Ltd, limited edition numbered 80/275, signed by the author, hardback. J J Bell, 'Thread O' Scarlett', published by Gowans & Gray Ltd, with inscription to H M Tomlinson from the author dated '23. Two volumes with inscription by H M Tomlinson to one of his children, 'The New Forget-Me-Not, a calendar published by Cobden-Sanderson, signed by H M Tomlinson, hardback with dust cover, and two other poetry volumes published by Harper & Bros (8 volumes)CONDITION REPORTS & PAYMENT DETAILSIMPORTANT* Descriptions do not include condition reports. Please contact us to if you require further information or images.* Please consider shipping costs before bidding as this may affect your decision to bid* Please familiarise yourself with our payment methods. Our preferred method of payment is by bank transfer. We do not take cash or card payments.
Lot 188
A 9 carat gold single stone diamond gypsy ring, the round brilliant cut diamond approximately 0.12 carats, finger size U, a plain band set with single diamond, approximately 0.10 carats, finger size O, and two other 9 carat gold gem-set rings, combined weight 13.2g grossCONDITION REPORTS & PAYMENT DETAILSIMPORTANT* Descriptions do not include condition reports. Please contact us to if you require further information or images.* Please consider shipping costs before bidding as this may affect your decision to bid* Please familiarise yourself with our payment methods. Our preferred method of payment is by bank transfer. We do not take cash or card payments.
Lot 241
5 boxes of assorted crockery including approx 40 pieces of Royal Worcestershire Valencia, Tureens, sauce boats and Meat Platters. Denby green wheat, Crested ware and 3 Royal Albert settings, EM&O tureens x 4 and 9 plate, 3 pieces of Royal Copenhagen, 1 box of assorted ceramic bowls moulds, tureens, pottys and glass bowls.
Lot 126
A 12ct. gold, ruby and pearl ring, set row of six graduated mixed cushion cut rubies and row of six graduated pearls, with engraved shoulders and band, size UK R, together with an 18ct. gold, platinum, ruby and diamond five stone ring, set mixed round cut rubies and old cut diamonds (one stone lacking), size UK N 1/2, and a precious yellow metal and garnet ring, having single mixed cushion cut garnet in rub over setting, (yellow metal assessed as gold), size UK O. (total gross weight 7.1g). (3)
Lot 492
From the Ferdinand Otto Miksche collection.'Blitzkrieg', F. O. Miksche (1942). Sent by the author, Ferdinand Otto Miksche, to General Heinz Guderian, a WWII Second World War German general and pioneer of the 'Blitzkrieg' approach. Nazi leader Adolf Hitler appointed Guderian as Inspector General to the Armoured Forces in 1943 during the Third Reich. He surrendered to U.S. forces in May 1945, and became a memoirist following the war.Guderian annotated this work in 1949: featuring his annotations in German to the margins, as well as a dedication in German, his signature and date to the front free endpaper. Fourth impression, Faber and Faber Limited, complete in worn dust wrapper with loss to the edges and extremities and tape repairs to the spine, which has some loss.An unusual piece of military history regarding Second World War tactics. Ferdinand Otto Miksche was a Lt Colonel in the French Amy and the holder of the French Legion D'honneur. Born in Austria he became and Officer in the Czech Army and in 1945 the Czech Military attache in Paris. He spent time in England with De Gaulle at the time of establishing the Free French Forces. He returned to France with De Gaulle and became a French citizen and the Lt Colonel on the Foreign Legion. Miksche spent 8 years in Portugal in the 1950s and received their highest honour (Order of the Portuguese Empire) for his work teaching in the Military academy in Caxias. In later years he was a frequent guest on German TV and became a liason attache to Strauss and the Bavarian Government.
Lot 481
From the Ferdinand Otto Miksche collection. Ten signed and dedicated books by F. O. Miksche mostly inscribed to the author's daughter, Olga. To include German and English works including 1979 'Bis 2000' (Seewald Verlag Stuttgart), 'Danubian Federation' (n.d., published not stated, uncommon), 'Atomwaffen und Streitkrafte' (n.d., Verlag Westunion), 'The Failure of Atomic Strategy' (n. d., Frederick A. Praeger), and 1945 'Atomic Weapons and Armies' (Faber and Faber Ltd.). Including a heavily annotated first edition (board lacking) of 'War Between Continents' by Miksche and E. Combaux, presumably this copy annotated to create the later second edition, with typed paper inserts, slips and annotations. Ferdinand Otto Miksche was a Lt Colonel in the French Amy and the holder of the French Legion D'honneur. Born in Austria he became and Officer in the Czech Army and in 1945 the Czech Military attache in Paris. He spent time in England with De Gaulle at the time of establishing the Free French Forces. He returned to France with De Gaulle and became a French citizen and the Lt Colonel on the Foreign Legion. Miksche spent 8 years in Portugal in the 1950s and received their highest honour (Order of the Portuguese Empire) for his work teaching in the Military academy in Caxias. In later years he was a frequent guest on German TV and became a liason attache to Strauss and the Bavarian Government.
Lot 483
From the Ferdinand Otto Miksche collection.Four books each autographed and dedicated from Liddell Hart to F. O. Miksche, being 1944 'Thoughts on War' (Faber and Faber), 1941 'Dynamic Defence' (Faber and Faber Limited) complete in dust wrapper, 1936 'The War in Outline' (Faber and Faber Limited) complete in smart dust wrapper, inscribed 1953, and 1935 'Infanterie von Morgen' (Ludwig Boggenreiter Verlag). Complete with signed glazed photograph of Sir Basil Henry Liddell Hart dedicated to Miksche. Ferdinand Otto Miksche (1904-1992) was a Czech Captain and military historian, awarded the Medal of Freedom and Order of the Colonial Empire, and the author of a number of works on European military history. His friendship with Liddell Hart last until the latter's death in 1970. Despite his military theories and histories, Liddell Hart is perhaps better remembered for his biography of Lawrence of Arabia.(5)
Lot 494
From the Ferdinand Otto Miksche collection.Leather briefcase of Commandant Ferdinand Otto Miksche containing scraps, with label reading 'Commandant F. O. Miksche, c/o Karel Hanus Czechoslovak Colony, 18 Rue Bonaparte PARIS VIeme, en cas de non deliverance envoyer...'Containing various address books, a small Czech Bible dated 1941, stamps, letters and newspaper scraps. Ferdinand Otto Miksche was a Lt Colonel in the French Amy and the holder of the French Legion D'honneur. Born in Austria he became and Officer in the Czech Army and in 1945 the Czech Military attache in Paris. He spent time in England with De Gaulle at the time of establishing the Free French Forces. He returned to France with De Gaulle and became a French citizen and the Lt Colonel on the Foreign Legion. Miksche spent 8 years in Portugal in the 1950s and received their highest honour (Order of the Portuguese Empire) for his work teaching in the Military academy in Caxias. In later years he was a frequent guest on German TV and became a liason attache to Strauss and the Bavarian Government.
Lot 493
From the Ferdinand Otto Miksche collection.Silver plate cigarette box engraved to top 'Les Attaches Militaires Navals et de L'Air en France au Lietenant-Colonel F. O. Miksche 1945-1947. Silver plate a little rubbed to dedication; box lined with wood. Approx. 17cm x 9.5cm x 4.5cm.Ferdinand Otto Miksche was a Lt Colonel in the French Amy and the holder of the French Legion D'honneur. Born in Austria he became and Officer in the Czech Army and in 1945 the Czech Military attache in Paris. He spent time in England with De Gaulle at the time of establishing the Free French Forces. He returned to France with De Gaulle and became a French citizen and the Lt Colonel on the Foreign Legion. Miksche spent 8 years in Portugal in the 1950s and received their highest honour (Order of the Portuguese Empire) for his work teaching in the Military academy in Caxias. In later years he was a frequent guest on German TV and became a liason attache to Strauss and the Bavarian Government.
Lot 559
A George V opal and 18 ct gold ring, having three graduated oval opal cabochons (one lacking) transverse set and separated by four eight cut diamonds on an reeded gallery between shoulders engraved with adorsed decoration, Birmingham, 1918 size M, together with a modern 9 ct gold wedding band, size O, 4 g 0.73 g respectively
Lot 2406
Royal Airforce: Autograph Album signed by Guy Gibson, James Edgar Johnnie Johnson and other pilots, c. 1943; with an Original Leather Jerkin and related books - A pressed leather bound autograph album containing nine signatures, a typed ownership label to front pastedown reads Alan K. Bridewell, Godalming, Surrey, Squadron 1254 Air Training Corps, most autographs signed on a single page (a few with pencil sketches) include J.M. Beagby, Sgt./pilot, with a list of aircraft he had flown beneath, Guy Gibson, signed in blue ink and dated 21/2; Jean E. Caesar, G.T.C. dated December 11, 1943; Squadron Leader M.N. Namkins DFC., No.15 Heavy Bomber Squadron; A.G. Turley, dated July 11, 1943; E. Hardz? P/O., Ex 1254 Squadron ATC., dated 10/12/43; Organist, Reginald Foort, with a hand-written drawing of a music score above; B. Aikens. R.N.V.R.; two autographs are signed on the same page, the first dedicated to Alan and signed by Johnnie Johnson, W/Comdr., the second signature reads, J. Baldwin, DSO. & Bar, DFC. & Bar, DFC. (USA) Spitfire Pilot. 26 e/a., ? possibly Wing Commander John Robert Baldwin; a loosely inserted newspaper cutting, the article headed Portrait of a Bader Pupil, signed by J.E. Johnson; with numerous other newspaper cuttings loosely inserted, including several relating to the imminent release of Wing Commander Douglas Bader from Colditz prisoner-of- war camp in April 1945; Original Military WWII Tan Leather Jerkin, the leather made up of separate panels as per WWII austerity measures, four matching brown buttons to front and original green serge lining, no label present, Chest 21 ¾ inches, Shoulders 17 ¼ inches, Length 30 inches; a burgundy and navy-blue striped scarf, labels read, Silk Wert, Rayon Warp, Made in England; together with three related books including GIBSON (Guy). Dambusters! The inside story of the most famous bombing raid of WWII, Manchester, Crecy Publishing, 2014, second edition; Air Navigation Stages One & Two Notes for Students, Air Ministry 1944, with 'Effect of Visibility on Map Reading circular paper sheet loosely slipped in between pages; Learn A Trade in the Royal Airforce, Air Ministry [c. 1944] (6)Wing Commander Guy Penrose Gibson, VC., DSO & Bar, DFC. & Bar (1918-1944) was the first Commanding Officer of 617 Squadron which he led in May, 1943 during Operation Chastise. better known as the Dam Busters raid. Gibson was awarded the Victoria Cross for gallantry and became the most highly decorated British serviceman at that time. He completed over 170 war operations before he was killed in action at the age of 26. Air Vice Marshal James Edgar Johnson, CB., CBE., DSO. & Two Bars, DFC, & Bar, DL. (1915-2001) nicknamed Johnnie, was an English Royal Airforce pilot and the highest scoring Western Allied fighter ace against the German Luftwaffe. Johnson served in the Korean War before retiring in 1966 with the rank of Air Vice Marshal.Wing Commander John Robert Baldwin, DSO. & Bar, DFC. & Bar, AFC. (1918-1952) was a Royal Airforce fighter pilot and top scoring fighter ace who also flew Hawker Typhoon during WWII. He went missing during secondment service with the United States Airforce in the Korean War and was presumed killed.1254 Squadron, serving the Godalming and Guildford areas, was one of the first Air Training Corps established in 1941. No. 15 Squadron was first formed at Farnborough Airfield as a Royal Flying Corps training unit, March 1, 1915. The heavy bomber squadron were one of the first to fly the Stirling four engine bomber aircraft, later converting to Avro Lancasters in 1943.Reginald John Foort (1893-1980) was a cinema and theatre organist.
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