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Lot 100
WW2 Far East Campaign Intelligence Corps Medal, Badge and Paperwork Grouping, awarded to Leonard Charles Hope, medals consist of 1939-45 star, Burma star, Defence medal and 1939-45 War medal. Medals are swing mounted for wear. Accompanied by two far east made regimental cap badges, Intelligence Corps Old Comrades Association membership book, Burma star association membership book and post war company reference letter.
Lot 102
WW2 Royal Air Force Medal & Paperwork Grouping of Senior Warrant Officer Eric Bruce 205 and 240 Squadron, his medal group consists of 1939-45 star, Burma star and War medal, all housed in the original forwarding box with slip. Accompanied by a miniature set of medals with Air Force Medal (A.F.M) to the front, we can find no record of this award being issued to Eric Bruce, also a copy Battle of Britain clasp. Accompanying the medals is a large number of items of paperwork and photographs which detail his career from training in the UK and Canada and then when he is serving out in the far east. A wallet of photographs are included of WW2 British Army interest, these are possibly a relative of Bruce. Born on 21st June 1923 in South Yorkshire. He enlisted in the RAF on 22nd February 1942 and commenced service on 2nd September 1942. Originally training in the UK he was sent to North America where he gained his pilots wings. Sent back to the UK he served with 205 Squadron, part of Coastal Command. In 1945 he was transferred to the Far East with 240 Squadron. Post war he was transferred back to 205 Squadron. He was released from the RAF on 5th December 1946.
Lot 175
Victorian 7th Surrey Volunteer Rifles Sergeants / N.C.O’s Pouch Belt Plate 1859-80, gilt brass oval crowned plate, strap with “SEVENTH SURREY RIFLES” and silvered French Horn with 7 underneath to the centre. Three screw post fittings to the reverse of the plate. Remains in very good condition.
Lot 176
Rare Pre 1881 Royal Dublin City Militia (Queen’s Own Royal Regiment) Officers Helmet Plate, silvered Victorian crowned eight pointed star with laurel wreath laid upon, circlet with “QUEEN’S OWN ROYAL REGT”, black velvet centre with three silver castles. Three lug fittings to the reverse of the plate. Post 1881 regiment became the 4th Battalion Royal Dublin Fusiliers.
Lot 180
Post 1908 10th London Regiment Officers Helmet Plate, eight pointed star with Kings Crown surmounting the top point, laurel wreath overlay, garter strap with black velvet centre and silvered regimental badge of the 10th London Regiment, three part lower scroll with “TENTH LONDON HACKNEY”. Three lug fittings to the reverse.
Lot 184
Victorian 4th Monmouthshire (Tredegar) Rifle Volunteers Pouch Plate 1860-1864, brass plate in the form of laurel wreath with crowned circlet bearing motto “VULNERATUR NON VINCITUR” with wounded animal to the centre. Two screw post fittings to the reverse of the plate. The 4th Monmouthshire (Tredegar) Rifle Volunteers was raised and commanded by Samuel George Homfray. The motto is the family motto of the Homfray family. The company was disbanded in 1864. (Ref: K D Pickup)
Lot 221
Post 1902 Cinque Ports Officers Helmet Plate, fine silvered eight pointed star, top point surmounted by Imperial crown, laurel wreath overlay, garter strap with enamel Cinque Ports crest to the centre, below three part scroll with ROYAL SUSSEX REGIMENT. Three lug fittings to the reverse. Much of the original finish remains to the plate.
Lot 244
Indian Army Officers Pouch Plate, bronzed two piece pouch plate in the form of Victorian crowned laurel wreath with blank scroll under the crown, lions head to the centre with ring within mouth. Screw post fittings to the reverse. Vendor states Madras Light Cavalry, shown on page 240 of Lyle Arms & Armour 1979.
Lot 280
Quantity of Mostly British Regimental Collar Badges, being a mixture of other ranks and officers examples including Post 1902 officers Notts & Derby regiment in silver gilt and enamel, bronze Queens regiment, bronze East Surrey regiment, silver plated Kings Own Yorkshire Light Infantry, bronze East Lancashire, white metal HLI, some OTC examples, plus others. Various conditions, viewing strongly recommended. (81 items)
Lot 287
Victorian Isle of Wight Rifle Volunteers Officers Cross Belt Plate, fine quality silvered example being a half oak leaf and palm leaf wreath with crowned circlet bearing regimental details and castle to the centre. Three screw post fittings to the reverse. One twig in the wreath missing to the bottom of the plate.
Lot 339
Victorian Shropshire Yeomanry Cavalry Other Ranks Albert Pattern Helmet Plate, being a brass example with eight pointed star to the centre having brass garter strap with regimental details within and three lion heads. Three screw post fittings to the reverse (two appear to have been repaired)
Lot 340
Victorian Army Veterinary Department Officers Helmet Plate, eight pointed star back plate with the top point being replaced by Victorian crown, laurel wreath overlay with central strap, black enamel backing with silvered AVD. Helmet has two screw post fittings to the reverse. Some of the gilt has rubbed.
Lot 344
Post 1902 Army Service Corps Volunteer Battalion Other Ranks Helmet Plate, white metal example with ASC in script to the voided centre. Three lug fittings to the reverse of the plate. Accompanied by a brass other ranks Post 1902 Army Service Corps helmet plate with removable centre. Fitted with a leather backing to the reverse and three lug fittings. Both remain in good overall condition. (2 items)
Lot 359
WW2 Polish 3rd Carpathian Division Badge, Insignia and Paperwork Grouping, consisting of white metal 3rd Carpathian Division screw back breast badge with F M LORIOLI makers mark, small collar screw back badge of the 3rd Carpathian division, silver 3rd Carpathian division combat badge with screw back fitting, Polish 2nd Armoured division breast badge with F M LORIOLI maker marked dish back, post war veterans badge, cloth 2nd Corps formation sign, pair of un-issued POLAND nationality shoulder titles and blue / black backed beret badge. Insignia is accompanied by British Army Soldiers Service and Release book for Aleksander Wojnicz with uniform photograph stuck into the front and stamped Discharged, membership card for Union of Polish War Disabled ex serviceman dated 1950 in the same name but appears to be a different person from the photograph, Polish Travel Document (Passport), Polish Ladies Certificate of Registration, piece of shrapnel and Sports medal. Interesting grouping possibly belonging to two different people of the same name. (16 items)
Lot 361
Selection of WW2 Polish Badges & Cloth Insignia, consisting of Volunteers from North America in the Polish army cloth formation sign, 5th Kresowa division formation sign, Polish Liaison officers embroidered formation sign, Polish 2nd Corps screw back metal breast badge, Polish 2nd Grenadier Battalion headdress badge with two lug fittings to the reverse, Polish Home Army screw back breast badge, Polish Army of the East Grunwald breast badge, miniature Polish Cross of Valour medal and enamelled breast badge of 32nd Infantry regiment with screw post fitting and makers dish to the reverse. All remain in good condition. (8 items)
Lot 439
Selection of WW2 and Post WW2 Armoured Division / Brigades Cloth Formation Signs, including 1st type 7th Armoured brigade, embroidered 7th Armoured brigade, printed 8th Armoured brigade, embroidered 9th Armoured brigade, embroidered 27th Armoured brigade, embroidered 79th Armoured division, printed 8th Armoured division (uniform removed), 3x variations 4th Armoured brigade, 3x Guards Armoured division, embroidered 9th Armoured division, 3x 7th Armoured division, 5x 11th Armoured division, uncut pair 10th Armoured division, 2x 1st Armoured division, plus others. Various conditions. (33 items)
Lot 469
Post 1902 Royal Engineers Officers Home Service Helmet, blue cloth body with gilt brass front trim, Kings Crown officers helmet plate, leather backed linked chinstrap with side rosette bosses. Cross base and spike fitting with rose fittings. Interior retains the original leather sweatband and artificial silk lining. Hawkes & Co ink stamping to the interior. Remains in good overall condition.
Lot 470
Post 1902 Royal Artillery Officers Home Service Helmet, blue cloth body with gilt brass front trim, Kings Crown officers helmet plate, velvet backed linked chinstrap with side rosette bosses. Cross base with ball top fitting. Interior retains the original leather sweatband. Remains in good overall condition.
Lot 472
Royal Marines Ceremonial Helmet, other ranks example with brass post 1902 helmet plate to the centre. Brass top mount and ball fitting, leather backed brass linked chinstrap. Interior retains the original leather sweatband with tailors details and dated 1965. Accompanied by a Royal Navy issue officers foreign service helmet with 8 fold pugri, black top vent fitting and brown leather chinstrap. Original leather sweatband and partial artificial silk lining. (2 items)
Lot 475
Imperial German Prussian Customs Officers Pickelhaube, black leather shell with brass Prussian eagle helmet plate having silvered crowned monogram to the centre. Scaled officers brass chinscales with officers pattern cockades. Circular spike base with star mounts and fluted special pattern spike. Brass spine and front peak trim. Interior retains the original leather sweatband and officers style lining. One screw post missing from the helmet plate but otherwise good condition.
Lot 516
South African Issue WW2 Tropical Steel Combat Helmet, retaining nearly all of its original tropical textured paint finish to the exterior of the shell. Three pierced holes to the back of the shell for the fitting of a neck flap. Helmet is complete with the original liner and webbing chinstrap. Accompanied by a Canadian issue cap and a post WW2 “Turtle” pattern Mk IV steel helmet with original liner and camouflaged net. (3 items)
Lot 523
Soviet Russian Steel Combat Helmet, being a post WW2 example, retaining the original paint finish, leather liner and chinstrap. Accompanied by a East German (D.D.R) VoPo steel helmet with original liner system and a Danish M23 steel helmet with original liner. All remain in good condition. (3 items)
Lot 524
Selection of Steel Helmets and Headdress, consisting of a Dutch Army steel combat helmet retaining the original paint finish, Rampant lion badge to the front and yellow band to lower section of the shell. Interior retains the original liner system and chinstrap. Accompanied by a Swedish steel combat helmet with the original liner; reproduction WW2 Luftwaffe paratroopers helmet, another post war Military helmet and a foul weather sheeps wool cap believed to be of Scandinavian origin. (5 items)
Lot 528
Kings Shropshire Light Infantry Other Ranks Dress Tunic, fine scarlet cloth with dark navy blue collar and cuffs, piped in white and central white piping. Brass post 1902 general service tunic buttons to the front and rear skirt. Collar retains the brass other ranks collar badges and shoulder straps have embroidered SHROPSHIRE and French horn. Standard lining to the interior with remains of inked issue stamps.
Lot 530
Post 1902 4th Volunteer Battalion Oxford & Buckinghamshire Light Infantry Colour Sergeants Dress Tunic, scarlet cloth tunic with buff white collar, cuffs and piping to shoulder boards. Bullion colour sergeants sleeve badge to arm, lower cuff with bullion stars and the other cuff bullion crossed rifles. White metal shoulder titles and white metal general service tunic buttons to the front and lower skirt of the reverse. Red sash remains with the tunic. Standard lining to the inside with remains of ink stamps. Overall in very good condition.
Lot 553
WW2 German M40 Pattern Steel Helmet Shell, being black painted with two modern decals applied to resemble a double decal police helmet. Complete with liner band but no liner. Accompanied by a German M40 pattern steel helmet with leather liner and chinstrap issued to foreign nation post WW2 period. (2 items)
Lot 686
Imperial German Body Armour (Sappenpanzer), 1st model type complete with the three hanging steel shields. Mixture of original and replacement pads to the reverse. The armour has sadly been re-painted post war in a camouflage paint finish which resembles that used by the Imperial German forces.
Lot 91
WW2 North Africa C.B.E Military Cross Group of Ten Awarded to Brigadier Brian Kingzett 64th Anti-Tank Regiment Royal Artillery, the group consists of Commander of the Most Excellent Order of the British Empire, George VI Military Cross (1943 dated reverse), 1939-45 star, Africa star with 1st Army bar, Burma star, Italy star, Defence medal, War medal, General Service medal 1918-62 with S E Asia 1945-46 bar named “LT COL B KINGZETT MC RA” and 1953 Elizabeth II Coronation medal. Medals have been professionally cleaned and mounted in a glazed frame by Spink & Son Ltd. Accompanying the medals are his original court mounted ribbons and boxes for the CBE and MC. Born on 2nd May 1910 in Essex and was educated at Wellington and the Royal Military Academy, Woolwich. In 1930 he gained a commission in the Royal Artillery. He spent his first years with the regiment in India. Kingzett was the commander of 64th Anti-Tank regiment Royal Artillery with the 75th Division, First Army in North Africa. It was on Christmas Day, 1942 that he was awarded the Military Cross for Gallantry in action on Longstop Hill near Medjes el Bab, he persuaded troops from a American infantry battalion to stand firm and occupy a firing position while he got them ammunition. The citation for the Military Cross was as follows; “Capt, T/Major, A/Lt Col B Kingzett has a record in action of unfailing determination and enthusiasm. While commanding 457 Light Battery he frequently gave most valuable and balanced accounts to Division HQ of the progress of the various actions, disposing of rumours, and displaying a confidence and tactical sense remarkable at the beginning of his first campaign. His attitude under reverses was an example to all. On 25 Dec after he had assumed command of 64 A.TK Regt, He saved by personal leadership under close range fire two 6 pr guns at Longstop Hill, which he had moved up close behind infantry in the assault on that place, and were about to be over-run. He later persuaded a unit of allied troops who were retiring in the general rearward movement, to stand and occupy a covering position. These troops were without ammunition which Lt Col Kingzett proceeded to get from Medjes in borrowed transport. His regiment has improved greatly in its keenness, alertness and military outlook since Lt Col Kingzett assumed command.”He continued to command the regiment during the invasion of Sicily and the early part of the campaign on mainland Italy. In October 1943 he was wounded when his Jeep ran over a mine at the crossing of the river Biferno, Termoli on the Adriatic Coast. He was returned to England where he recovered from his wounds. He became an instructor at the School of Artillery, Larkhill. June 1945 he was appointed GSO1 RA at the Headquarters of 14th Army in Rangoon. Autumn of 1945 he took command of the 1st Indian Anti-Tank Regiment, serving with this unit in Sumatra, fighting to restore order in the former Dutch East Indies where the Indonesian nationalists were taking control of Japanese held positions and using former Allied Prisoner of War as hostages. In the post war years he served in various staff roles before being appointed the command of 33 Airborne Light Regiment Royal Artillery. Kingzett had to complete a course in Parachute training to take command of this regiment. He served with this regiment in Cyprus and the Canal Zone. Became college commander at Sandhurst 1954-55, Commander Royal Artillery 42nd Division (TA) at Preston 1959-61, it was during this time he was awarded the C.B.E. His last appointment with the British Army was as Deputy Commander British Troops Malta and Libya 1962-64.
Lot 349
A collection of watches and earrings; comprising; Sovereign, a lady's 9ct gold small round wristwatch, the silvered dial with raised gilt baton numerals, two piece case with post 2000 Birmingham import hallmarks; a pair of 9ct gold, tiny diamond and sapphire cluster stud earrings; a pair of amethyst single stone stud earrings; a matched pair of cultured pearl stud earrings; a lady's Roamer round bracelet watch; a Tissot Seastar gentleman's gold plated and stainless steel round wrist watch; and a Tissot Visodate stainless steel and gilt wrist watch, the brushed silvered dial with raised gilt baton numerals and hands and a date aperture at three (qty)
Lot 357
A 14ct white gold and diamond five stone ring, the round brilliants approx. 1.00ct total, all claw set to a square-section shank with post 2000 Sheffield hallmarks, ring size P, 4.3gms gross; with a certificate from 'International Gemological (sic) Institute India' stating 'Min colour G-H' & 'clarity I1-I2'
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