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A gang of Cabbage Patch Kids (6)

Silver trefoil-shape sweet-meat dish, Birmingham 1912, 9.5cms, a silver urn-shaped pepperette, circular silver patch box and a Continental white metal strainer, (4).

Selection of Sindy and Barbie dolls plus Paul and Patch 1960s and 70s period, Mary Quant Daisy doll with two Action Man figures with outfits (qty)

An RAF World War II Sidcot flying suit dated 1941 numbered 1621825 to Sgt Pilot CW (Freddie) Hulance, a Lancaster bomber pilot of 227 Sqn RAF who took part in the Dresden raid, accompanied by photos of him in the Sidcot suit and other photos in uniform etc. plus a leave pass, rail warrant, his pen knife and fork, aircraft recognition booklets etc. Later newspaper clippings of the Raid, VHS videos of his interviews on BBC and German TV and related plaques etc. A large sized suit for height 6` in good condition with a cartoon dog patch sewn to the front, a rubbed section beneath the harness buckle area and all zips functioning

Swinton, Maj. Gen. Sir Ernest (Ed) "Twenty years after the Battlefields of 1914-18: Then and Now", George Newnes Three bound volumes, red cloth, gilt titles, Patch Harry with Richard Van Emden "The Last Fighting Tommy" and three other related volumes (1 box)

Battersea enamel patch box of oval form with "Poem" on cover (faults), 4.5cm

A Newlyn Copper tray embossed with a fisherman wearing an eye patch, stamped mark. diameter 14.5cm

A good quality c.1900 mahogany coin cabinet, the fall front enclosing ten slides, each with ivory pulls and to a plinth base, width 41cm. CONDITION REPORT: Case retains a very good colour, has an old patch repair to top left hand corner approx 5 x 5cm. Each slide is cut with circles to house various size coins, it is possible the plinth base are constructed from later mouldings.

A 19th century oil on canvas portrait of a female, unsigned, 74 x 62cm, framed. CONDITION REPORT: Two patch repairs to the old canvas visible, modern frame.

Major General’s Service Dress Jacket A scarce example, of exceptionally fine quality, of Foot Guards officers’ khaki material. Patch pockets, gilt metal General officer’s buttons and rank-badges, and scarlet gorget patches with mounted buttons and gold-embroidered oakleaves. Medal-ribbons of the CBE, DSO, 1914 Star (with rosette), BWM, Victory Medal with MID, 1935 Silver Jubilee, 1937 Coronation and four foreign Orders or decorations.

Hampshire Carabiniers post 1902 Officer’s Uniforms Comprising: a blue serge undress “frock” by Meyer & Mortimer, with label to CJ Alexander Esq. Fine bi-metal collar badges, five large gilt mounted buttons to front, patch pockets, and steel shoulder-chains bearing Captain’s gilt rank-badges. Minimal moth, pocket-buttons absent ... A mess jacket with white roll collar and cuffs, blue shoulder-straps with 2nd Lieutenant’s rank-badges in gold embroidery, fine silvered collar badge. Lining with tailor’s label of H. Lehmann. One collar-badge absentÉ. and companion white waistcoat with gilt mounted buttons (3 items)

Sussex Yeomanry Officer’s Undress Uniform A very good pre-WW2 example (never fitted with collar-badges), with patch pockets, regimental buttons and steel shoulder-chains bearing gilt Major’s crowns. Label of Welsh & Jefferies, Duke St, St James’s, dated May ‘39. VGC.

Sherwood Foresters Victorian Officer’s Scarlet Tunic A good example of the pre-1902 pattern Field Officer’s Full Dress tunic, with white facings and Victorian gilt buttons. The collar and sleeves with gold Russia braid decoration for a Major, and Victorian rank-badges on shoulder-cords. Post-1902 skirt-ornaments. Cuffs lengthened by approximately 2 inches, collar-badges absent, stitching faults to lining; scarlet cloth slightly faded, with discoloured patch to left skirt.

WW1 Royal Flying Corps Observer Officer’s “Maternity” Pattern Tunic A good quality tailored example, the plastron front with concealed buttons. Complete with cotton and silk embroidered Observer’s brevet to the left breast and bonze OSD collar Badges to the collar. The interior with full lining. Overall GC clean condition small patch to the front skirt.

A SOUTH STAFFORDSHIRE ENAMEL PATCH BOX^ the oval lid transfer printed Look Without and Think of Me...^ the base lavender blue^ 4.5cm w and another^ the cover transfer printed Give or Lend I Ask no More...^ the base turquoise^ both c1780 ++Both good examples^ slightly scratched^ the metal mirror to the lid of the patch box retaining some silvering

Beatles Fan Club: Magazine Summer 1964, with photos and embroidered patch; another Christmas 1964 with flexi record in sleeve and insert; a photo calendar 1964 and a lyric booklet

A wing back armchair upholstered with patch work cloth raised on ebonized cabriole legs joined by stretchers

A circa 1790 Bilston enamel patch box of oval waisted form, decorated on a pale yellow ground with floral sprays to the main body, the lid inscribed "A token of regard" within a floral border, opening to reveal a mirror, 5 cm wide CONDITION REPORTS Lid has had restoration and the top of the lid appears to have been removed at some point and the top completely re-painted and repaired and then replaced, mirror with tarnish and pitting, body of the patch box with light general wear, some scuffs and scratches and some small hairline cracks to the enamelling to base/sides.

A circa 1790 Bilston enamel patch box of oval waisted form, the lid decorated on a white ground with sepia scene of Brighton Pavilion, opening to reveal a mirror, 5.2 cm wide CONDITION REPORTS Interior - mirror with tarnish and wear, interior enamelling with age cracks and some small chips. Exterior appears to have been re-enamelled, and lid with some restoration.

A circa 1810 Bilston enamel patch box of oval waisted form, the top decorated with an image of Royal Crescent Bath, inscribed "Royal Crescent A trifle from Bath", 5 cm wide CONDITION REPORTS Overall with some wear and scuffs, top has printed decoration and with some hand-colouring, exterior enamelling with some crazing/cracking, mirror to interior with pitting, deterioration and tarnish.

A circa 1780 Staffordshire enamel patch box of rectangular waisted form, the main body decorated with panels of landscape scenes on a pale blue and white ground, the lid decorated with two figures by a river with mausoleum in the background, opening to reveal an interior inscribed "Secret en Amour", 4.8 cm wide CONDITION REPORTS Metal plate to interior of lid very rusted, glass/mirror surface missing, base of patch box with scuffs, side with chips and some losses to the enamelling, chips to corners and edges, picture to top of lid has a matt finish to the centre and may have had restoration and re-painting.

An early 19th Century Bilston type enamel patch box of waisted oval form, the main body blue ground, the lid decorated with two women and anchor, a battle raging in the background, inscribed "Hope Stands Beholding Her Captain's Most Glorious Fame with her Trumpet Sounds Nelson Victorious", 5.4 cm wide CONDITION REPORTS Interior with cracks and crazing to enamel and mirror plate very deteriorated, exterior - base also with some crazing/cracks and enamel, and some cracks to enamel to sides - sides have quite a lumpy appearance, top of lid shows signs of wear and chips and various restoration.

A circa 1790 Bilston enamel patch box of waisted oval form, the main body pale blue ground, the lid decorated with three sheep in a landscape, 4.8 cm wide CONDITION REPORTS Lid with some cracks and restoration, base with some cracks and crazing to enamelling.

A 19th Century Bilston type enamel patch box of waisted oval form, the main body with Regency stripe style floral drape decoration, the lid decorated with a town scene inscribed "Cheltenham Wells", opening to reveal a mirror, 4.6 cm wide CONDITION REPORTS Mirrored plate very tarnished and is slightly concave, lid with some hairline cracks and crazing.

A late 18th Century Bilston type enamel patch box of waisted rectangular form, the main body pale blue ground, the lid inscribed "Together in my fair one meet virtue fair and manners sweet", opening to reveal a mirror, 3.8 cm wide CONDITION REPORTS Lid with wear and some cracks and crazing to enamel, blue base is without cracks and crazing and appears to have been re-enamelled, interior - mirror plate is very tarnished and deteriorated.

A circa 1790 Bilston enamel patch box of oval waisted form, the main body green ground, the lid with floral spray decorated panel opening to reveal a mirror, 3.3 cm wide CONDITION REPORTS Wear and tarnish, mirror plate very deteriorated and broken, enamelling with signs of restoration throughout.

A circa 1790 Bilston enamel patch box as a pug's head, the lid decorated with a floral spray on white ground opening to reveal a mirror, 3.3 cm high CONDITION REPORTS Overall wear and scuffs, some cracks and some restoration throughout.

A circa 1800 Bilston enamel patch box of rectangular waisted form, the main body pink ground, the lid decorated with an urn inscribed "Always the same", 3.7 cm wide, a circa 1800 Bilston enamel patch box of waisted oval form, the main body pink ground, the lid decorated with a mausoleum inscribed "In remembrance of friendship", 4.3 cm wide and a 19th Century Bilston type enamel snuff box of waisted oval form decorated with panels of flowers on a white ground, the lid decorated with floral spray on a pink ground, 4.4 cm wide CONDITION REPORTS All with wear, scuffs, some cracks and crazing to enamelling, various losses, chips, etc. Square box very crudely restored.

A Regency ladies mahogany and ebony strung desk, the plain top above a tambour enclosing a pigeon holed interior with four small drawers, the writing surface pulling out with tooled and tooled leather slope, over two frieze drawers and square tapered legs, 90.5 cm wide CONDITION REPORTS Has knocks, dumps, scratches, small chips to edges for veneer throughout the piece conducive to age and day to day wear. The back panel has some splits and there is a large split running from right edge to approx half way across (please see photo) As you look at the desk the left side has a split running across the panel from back to front and several downwards splits running down the panel towards the front edge and various other small splits on side. A small patch repair approx 2 x 2 cm to wards the back edge of the other side panel, various other knock, dumps and scratches to this panels, where the inlay runs across the panel there is splitting to the join from drying out. The top has a split running from left edge to almost a third of way across the top and several other smaller splits, there is a patch repair to back right corner approx 6 x 2 cm, a similar smaller one to back left corner and a small repair to centre back edge 1 x 1 cm approx. The tambour show general wear, knock, dump, some small chips to edges throughout but sound. All out handles and probably not original, The interior shows general wear throughout, lifting to veneers to desk base - left side and right side both has several cracks to veneers running from out edge across to well, leather is worn with some cracking and splitting, replacement hinges to writing surface. Drawers - knocks and bumps throughout with some veneer missing to edge - see photos, legs again very similar to drawers, overall pretty piece but would benefit greatly from some good restoration.

A box of assorted motoring related tins including many Dunlop related, other puncture repair outfits including Bates Tyres, Rubber Weld, Romac Patch Quick etc.

Japanese carved ivory okimono depicting a seated boy with a leafy branch, 5.75cm high The branch that he is holding would probably originally have protruded beyond the top of his fist, there is a circular `patch` to his robe just above his right wrist - General condition consistent with age **

19th Century enamel patch box, the lid decorated with doves and reading `Love and be happy`, and having blue circular body, 35mm wide

Mixed works of art, to include, silver plated snuff box, mother of pearl vesta case, blue enamel patch box decorated with doves, small wooden circular box and cover, small embossed box, papier mache snuff box with white metal mount, (qty)

WWI family Medal pairs, comprising pair awarded to 41079, Pte. E. Cowling, Yorkshire Light Infantry, with Wound badge (with War Grave photograph in folder & group photograph `The Koli Boys`) & pair awarded to 43661, Pte. W. R. Cowling, Yorkshire Regt. (with young photograph, photo lapel badge, shoulder titles, Royal Army Temperance Assoc. India 1911 Coronation fob medal & postal box), medals mainly extremely fine, plus cloth patch & Christmas 1914 tin, faded (small lot)

ALEXr HENRY A big game percussion rifle,, 74cms watered steel barrel, with a hinged sight, engraved steel furnishings, lock plate and patch box engraved with an elephant and tiger.

GEOe H. DAW, 57 THREADNEEDLE STREET, LONDON A percussion rifle, 72cm watered steel barrel, with hinged sight, walnut half stock, part chequered, engraved steel furnishings, including patch box.

PURDEY, London, 4464 A percussion rifle, 62cm octagonal steel barrel, with two leaf hinged sight, walnut half stock, part chequered, engraved furnishings, including an engraved patch box.. Footnote: According to Messrs Purdey, No. 4464 December 1849, the barrel is further inlaid with an inscription in Arabic.

T. POTTS, A flintlock rifle, 113cm octagonal steel barrel, mahogany full stock, engraved steel plate, brass furnishings, including a hinged patch box.

A George Jones majolica Sardine Dish, Cover and Stand, c.1875, the lid with relief moulded pike, perch and trout on a seaweed bed, the dish and stand with stiff leaf band against a pink ground, impressed monogram, the dish inscribed `1805/88`, the stand `1831`, within an unglazed patch, 21.5cm wide

A Canon VI-T, serial no. 603170, G, with Canon meter, f/1.2 lens, P, cap, boxed lens hood, instructions Body is clean - signs of light use only. It seems to work well - rangefinder works but patch a bit dull. Meter responds to light and retains translucent baffle. Lens has signs of moderate to heavy use with paint loss on barrel. Optics show extensive internal clouding, but might clean up if dismantled. Lens hood is immaculate as is original leather case; cartonboard container failing at glue seam but in reasonable condition. Clean instruction book.

Music Memorabilia: Rolling Stones, Rock And Roll Circus Jacket, rare Abkco Records US promotional baseball style Jacket with black leather arms & a quilted wool body with popper fastening front, elasticated neck & cuffs and two slash front pockets. Features a full colour 10" square embroidered patch on the back & white `Abkco` logo on the arm. This is size XL, these jacket were said to be limited to 300 only for staff members of the Record company & never released for sale to the public

Leica Reflex Lenses: Sum­micron-R f/2 35mm (3-cam) serial no. 2936452 with Leitz UV filter, body F-G, optics G-VG, an Elmarit-R f/2.8 90mm (2-cam) serial no. 2536842 with Leitz filter and retaining ring, barrel G, optics G, and an Elmarit-R f/2.8 180mm (2-cam) serial no. 2698951, barrel F-G, optics G but minor fungus patch inside

ENTERTAINMENT: Selection of vintage signed postcard photographs by various male entertainers, stage, television, and radio actors etc, including Tommy Handley, Georgie Wood, John Boles, Leslie Welch, Wilbur Evans, John Loder, Leslie Henson, Wally Patch, Edward Rigby, Maxwell Reed, Harry Oakes, John Stuart, Emlyn Williams (2), Roger Livesey, Richard Murdoch, Sydney Tafler, Jimmy Clitheroe, Ralph Reader, Stanley Lupino, Harry Welchman, Ben Lyon, Wilfrid Lawson, Senor Wences, Brian Reece, Henry Edwards, Gene Gerrard, John Slater, Monty Woolley, Cyril Fletcher, Eric Portman, Bobby Howes, Ralph Richardson, Antone Walbrook, John Clements, Arthur Treacher, Edward Chapman, Jack Warner, Richard Hearne, Teddy Brown, Leslie Banks, David Farrar etc. Generally G, 204

KRAY REG: (1933-2000) English Gangster who, with his brother Ron, were the foremost perpetrators of organised crime in London during the 1950s & 60s. Group of five A.Ls.S., Dad, twelve pages (total), 4to, n.p. (various prisons including Nottingham), August - December (1991), all to Brad Lane. In the first letter Kray states that he and Brad's mother must get together to 'patch up our differences as the way it is it is no good to any of us….Your mother and I can sort out our differences easy enough with a bit of give and take both ways. I know this.', in further letters referring to money, telling Brad 'Don't ever doubt me', enquiring about a page of manuscript from a book about villains which he has mislaid etc., also including a further two A.Ls.S., Reg, five pages (total), 4to, 1st March 1991 & 26th June (1991), each to Kim, in the letters referring to various friends and business associates ('Terry went bankrupt'…..'I have no wish to see Rose….my visits are too precious'…..'Tell him he owes me a favour. don't trust him at all. He is dangerous and does not keep word….') etc. Five of the letters are accompanied by the original envelopes. Generally VG, 7

[CASEMENT ROGER]: (1864-1916) Irish Patriot, Revolutionary and Nationalist, executed for treason. [SHAW GEORGE BERNARD] (1856-1950) Irish Playwright, Nobel Prize winner for Literature, 1925. T.L.S., Blanche Patch, by Shaw's secretary, one page, oblong 8vo, Whitehall Court, London, 7th September 1934, to Julius Klein. Patch writes on behalf of Shaw, stating, in part, 'Mr. Bernard Shaw asks me to say that he never met Casement and knew nothing about him that is not common property. He knew his cousin Mrs. Parry; and through her he strongly urged Casement not to make a lawyer's defence, which would inevitably hang him. Mr. Shaw drew up a plan for his procedure in court. But the lawyers over ruled it, and he was hanged….' Accompanied by the original envelope. Together with Rufus Isaacs (1860-1935) 1st Marquess of Reading. English Lawyer & Politician. Presided at the trial of Casement. T.L.S., Reading, one page, 8vo, Walmer Castle, Kent, 25th September 1934, to Julius Klein. Reading apologises for the delay in replying to his correspondent's letter and states 'As I was the presiding judge at the trial of Casement I cannot express opinion upon it or him.' Also including Alexander M. Sullivan (1871-1959) Serjeant-at-Law. Irish Lawyer, led the counsel for the defence in Casement's treason trial. Vintage signed 5 x 6.5 bookweight photograph of Sullivan seated in a three quarter length pose wearing his robes. Signed in blue ink, in later years, with his name alone, largely across a clear area at the base of the image. Neatly mounted. Further including Michael Doyle (1876-1960) American Lawyer, a member of the defending counsel at the trial of Casement. Vintage signed 4 x 5 bookweight photograph of Doyle in a head and shoulders pose. Signed with his name alone in blue ink, across a darker area of the image, although with reasonable contrast. Some light age wear and small tape stains to the corners of Patch's letter, G, 4

WORLD WAR II: Selection of signed pieces and album pages by various American military and naval leaders of World War II including Douglas MacArthur, Omar Bradley (dated 25th July 1944), George Marshall, Alexander Patch, Walter Krueger, Joseph Stilwell, Mark W. Clark, Lucian Truscott, Chester Nimitz, Raymond Spruance, Ernest King, Lynde McCormick, James Doolittle, Lewis Brereton etc. Each of the pages are annotated and numbered in ink in the hand of the collector and have tape stains to one edge, some of which slightly affect the signatures. FR to generally G, 17

Two 19th Century tin trays, two mother of pearl counters, a silver mounted tray and a patch box

A German World War II Third Reich Army Black Wound Badge, German UK Friendship Party Badge, an SS-TV Totenkopfverbande Death Head Bevo Patch, Luftwaffe belt and a German Navy Badge

A Chinese jar and cover with hardwood stand, a pair of Chinese porcelain patch stands, a Chinese Export porcelain vase and a Japanese one piece ivory figure

POSSIBLY THOMAS PARKER A GEORGE III SILVER PATCH PILL BOX having oak leaf engraved lid with geometric border, London, 1802, 50g

A Lacoste box of USA, German, British military and civilian patch badges etc. (quantity)

Medals and related items from 319933 Sergeant J.S. Hassall R.A.F. to include British War Medal 1914-20 and Victory Medal, Observers wing patch, a sterling silver sweethearts broach, a photo portrait of Hassall (stamped Hart Nantwich) and wife contained each with propeller frames dated 1918 also a framed photo of Hassall with squadron sat in front of a De Havilland DH4, also a 1914 Christmas tin, together with a George V Territorial Force Efficiency Medal for 358 Sergeant W. Williams Cheshire Yeomanry, with related button, pin badge, two Cheshire Regiment cap badges.

An Olympikids Special Edition Cabbage Patch Doll and other similar dolls

A 19th century print depicting St. Peter`s Church, Dorchester published by Patch, bookseller, Dorchester, together with a rural watercolour and an engraving

A Bing & Grondahl Scottish Terrier together with a quantity of miniature tea and coffee wares decorated with floral sprays and highlighted in gilt, a Derby Patch box, etc

An engraved Bohemian patch stand or small pedestal dish, decorated with bands of stylized foliage, 13.5cm diameter, circa 1730

A George III English silver small circular patch box by John Tayleur, Birmingham 1798 - 13 mm diameter

A gun converted to shooting percussion lockdating: third quarter of the 18th Centuryprovenance: Southern GermanyLong, rifled, octagonal, 15 mm cal. barrel with foresight and adjustable rear-sight; engraved tang, flat plate, walnut full stock slightly sculpted with floral motifs, engraved brass mounts, patch-box, at the back a primer case with shell-shaped iron lid; wooden ramrod. Small defects and parts missing.dimensions: length 141 cm.

AUTOGRAPH COLLECTION: two autograph albums together with an assortment of miscellaneous hand signed black and white promotional photographs, and real photograph postcards of early to mid twentieth century British and American stage and screen stars, recording artists, entertainers etc. to include David Whitfield, Hylda Baker, Joe Brown, Solomon King, The New Faces, Val Doonican, Jack Warner, Shamus Locke, Judy Garland (facsimilie), John McHugh, Sylvia Cecil, Norman Wisdom, Paul Rycroft, Millicent Martin, Wally Patch, Leslie Yeo, Adam Faith, Billy Love, The Three Squires, Bruce Trent, Anne Shelton, Clinton Ford, Joan Brett etc. Majority hand signed, some facsimilie examples. Together with four local interest theatre programmes.

A VINTAGE PATCH DOLL - SINDY`S SISTER, made in England 047001, together with a 1980`s Space Fantasy Sindy doll 033055X, a 1996 Avon Special Edition Spring Petals Barbie (boxed) & a 1967 Mattell Kiddie Kologne doll etc (Approx 6)