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Click here to subscribeA German M1936 Service Dress Jacket, in green wool mix, four patch pockets with box pleats and three point flaps, de-badge and lacking buttons, the lining marked Boss; a pair of German Heeres black leather marching boots or Marschstiefel; a German made black leather great coat, with slanting pockets and belt; a post-war German tunic and trousers; a Field Cap (tropical) with embroidered insignia, (5)
A collection of cloth insignia, including eleven R.A.F. personal identification patches to Sqn Ldr 'Sparky' Dunlop; a Swedish Armed Forces Air Rescue patch; a JEFTS 17 Self Preservation Society patch; and three others, (16). Provenance: Donated by Squadron Leader Dunlop, 22 Squadron, the Royal Air Force, R.M.B. Chivenor, to raise funds for Cancer Research and the Macmillan Nurses.
A Piece of Second World War German Concentration Camp Memorabilia, as a piece of blue and white striped cloth set with a red triangle over a patch stencilled S923 in black; a Die Panzerabwehrabteilung 4 Photograph Album, containing a number of black and white photographs and black and white printed portraits of Hitler and his Generals with facsimile signatures; an RAD 1938 Photograph Album, containing black and white photographs (3)
A Scarce Joseph Bentley 100 Bore Percussion Five Shot Revolver, with 9.5cm octagonal blued steel barrel and foliate engraved frame, the cylinder numbered 1 to 5 and with Birmingham proof marks, with trigger-set safety catch, side rammer and chequered wood two piece grip, in a mahogany fitted case with copper pistol flask, oil bottle and a horn patch box.
A 19th Century Six Shot Percussion Transitional Revolver, the 14cm octagonal steel barrel retaining some of its original blueing, the cylinder with Birmingham proof marks, the bar hammer and cylindrical action engraved with foliage, the chequered walnut butt inset with a vacant silver panel and with steel hinged patch box to the pommel, in a mahogany fitted case with a steel bullet mould with rammer handle, ebony handled key and lead balls
A 19th Century German Jager Hunting Rifle by Johann Waas in Bamberg, the 71cm octagonal steel barrel etched with maker's name, with strapwork decorated V sight, the walnut full stock carved with foliate strapwork, the cheek rest inlaid with a star in bone and coloured woods, a recess for a patch box (missing) to the opposing side, the lock plated engraved and signed, the gilt brass furniture chased with hounds and foliage, and with wood ramrod. (butt plate and mounts missing, in need of attention)
A Victorian 1874 Tower Percussion Cap Two Band Musket, with 84cm steel barrel, the lock plate stamped with a crown, TOWER 1874, walnut full stock with chequered grip and cheek piece, steel sling swivels, foliate engraved nickel plated trigger guard with pineapple finial, butt cap and patch box, and with steel ramrod.
A mid-18th Century South Staffordshire enamel patch box, of oval shape with green base, the cover printed in black with two doves inscribed 'Love for Love' (faults), together with a similar rectangular example with blue base, the cover decorated with 'The Vicar and Moses' and three Chinese Canton enamel pieces (faults).
A matched pair of Royal Crown Derby 1128 pattern rectangular butter dishes, 1968 and 1972, red printed marks to bases, together with a similar Royal Crown Derby Japan pattern butter knife and three other pieces of Royal Crown Derby, comprising an 1128 pattern barrel shaped jar and cover, an 1128 pattern pot and cover containing a lighter and an hexagonal patch pot and cover.
Two Stevenson & Hancock Derby porcelain miniature Toby jugs, late 19th Century, one with an orange coat, the other a purple coat, red painted marks to bases, height approx 4cm (one with chip to side edge), together with a Royal Crown Derby circular patch pot and cover, circa 1905, painted with scattered pink roses.
A Third Reich German M35 Stahlhelm, (steel helmet), the shell stamped E.F.32 and 3423, retaining all of its original paint finish, complete with liner and chin-strap; a Third Reich German M43 Heer Field Cap, (einheitsfeldmutz) with Bevo eagle and Reichskokade on single patch, the twill lining stamped E43, 58; a Third Reich Vehicle Pennant, National Socialist party member; and a German Other Ranks Service Dress Shoulder Strap of Infantry Regiment no. 452, and pair of collar patches. Provenance: Lieutenant Hansell, 536 General Transport Company (DUKWs), 21st Army Brigade, D-Day + 3 (9th June).
A Great War Military Medal Group of Three To Private Albert Ray, 1st Battalion The Queen's Regiment. Military Medal (5400 Pte. A.E. Ray, 1/The Queen's R.). British War and Victory Medals (G-5400 Pte. A.E. Ray The Queen's R.), fine, mounted for wearing. London Gazette 9th July 1917 Awarded the Military Medal, No. 5400 Private Albert Edward Ray, 1st Battalion The Queen's Regiment. During the attack on the Hindenburg line at the Sensee River on 23rd April, 1917, as a signaller with his company - 1st wave - was one of a small party who reached the German 2nd line, and showed great coolness and courage. At a critical period, after being seven hours in the German line, the Officer Commanding called for a volunteer to take a message to Battalion Headquarters. He was the first to volunteer, took the message, crossing a patch of country which was kept under heavy continuous fire. He has in a previous action, delivered messages under similar circumstances.
An oval head and shoulder miniature of the D. of Wellington, in later years, velvet backed brown frame, 3" x 2½"; 2 copper medallions: Lieut Gen Lord Viscount Wellington KB 1810, Napoleon Battle of Montenotte, 1796 and a Geo III Cartwheel twopence (all worn); a composition patch box, printed top and bottom with portrait of Napoleon and career details, pub 1840 (worn), and another item. QGC to GC -6
A late Victorian silver and ivory cylindrical box by William Summers, London 1892, with a plain cover, applied cable borders and an ivory band with dot pique scrollwork and 'L'amitie', 5cm (2in) diameter; and an early 19th century enamel oval patch box, probably South Staffordshire, the cover with a verse, the sides lobed and in blue, 4cm (1.5in) wide (cracks)
A late 18th century ivory oval navette-shaped patch box, the cover with a painted oval panel and an engraved flush-hinge, 9.5cm (3.5in) long; and three 19th century ivory rectangular toothpick boxes, comprising: one now enclosing a miniature thermometer, 6.5cm (2.5in) long; another enclosing a later S. Mordan & Co propelling toothpick, 6.5cm (2.5in) long; and the last with a cover decorated with pique bands, dots and florets, 6cm (2.25in) long
World War II Royal Tank Regt. Officers tunic c/w leather belt/strap, desert tunics; great coat, to/w 'The Italian Campaign' RAC illustrated campaign book (Eric Manning); and medals 1939/45 star; Italy star; War Medal; Defense medal (in box of issue), Desert Rat patches; C. Squadron patch, the whole relating to Capt. G.R. Tristram 293489 contained in large trunk
An 18th century enamel patchbox of shaped oval form with green base, the cover with two birds and an urn, 4cm wide; an enamel patch box of oval form, the cover with a spaniel on a pink ground, 6cm wide; a gilt and enamel patchbox, the cover with painted floral reserves, 6cm wide; a white enamel toolcase; and an enamel thimble (5)
A small George III Vinaigrette and others by Thomas Willmore, Birmingham 1801, plain oval form, 2.5cm; another similar by Samuel Pemberton, navette shape, 2.5cm; a circular patch box, by J. Thornton, Birmingham 1801, with a Maltese Cross, 2.5cm; a silver gilt mounted cut glass vinaigrette; urn-shaped vinaigrette; and a fob vinaigrette (6)
A Derby figure of a shepherdess, her left arm resting on a pillar and wearing a plumed bonnet, red and gilt bodice, flowered apron and puce dress before a profusely flowered bocage on pierced and scrolling puce and gilt base, 29cm h, William Duesbury & Co, patch marks, c1770. ++Old discoloured restoration to both forearms. Typical chipping of the flowers and leaves on the bocage. Lacking the object previously on the figure's lap
A Derby figure of Milton, standing beside a column piled with books and holding a scroll in his left hand, in gilt costume and a pink lined mantle on gilt base, 30cm h, Robert Bloor & Co, patch marks, incised 2 Size; a French figure of Mars after an 18th c Derby model, in colours, c1900; another Continental figure (3). ++Derby figure with old discoloured restoration. The two other figures in good condition
A Derby Frill Vase, with garlanded mask handles and further encrusted with flowers above a leafy 'skirt' of puce florets, enamelled with butterflies beneath the trellis pierced shoulder, 21cm h, William Duesbury & Co, patch marks, c1770. ++Typical, mainly small losses and some old restorations to the petals, small flat chip on the outside of the rim. No modern professional restoration
A Derby figure of a lady attired as a shepherdess, gathering fruit in her yellow apron, a basket over her right arm, wearing a yellow bonnet, turquoise bodice, puce and gilt skirt and standing before a flowered stump on turquoise and gilt scrolling base, 26.5cm h, William Duesbury & Co, patch marks, c1765. ++Typical small losses, the odd minor crack and some restoration, eg the bonnet
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