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Lot 172
Badge. Scottish. Seaforth Highlanders (Ross-shire Buffs), The Duke of Albany’s Officer’s post 1881 waist belt plate. A good example by R & HB Kirkwood, 66 & 68 Thistle St. Edinburgh and bearing their thistle logo. Burnished gilt rectangular plate mounted with silver Royal Ducal coronet “L” and a stag’s head cabossed over “Tulloch ard” scroll. Fixed belt loop present, detachable belt loop a marriage. Gilt worn.
Lot 476
Scottish Aberdeen Civil Defence Long Service Medal & Clasp. A good example of the 1961 to 1968 pattern, with Long Service Clasp. Contained in original box of issue. Complemented by two Scottish Civil Defence certificates confirming the award. Also included is a miniature Defence Medal and a selection of newspaper cuttings confirming the medal was awarded to Mr George Walker Chairman of Aberdeen Civil Defence Association .... Accompanied by a Civil Defence Long Service Medal Post 1968 pattern.
Lot 378
Royal Artillery Officer’s Accoutrements. A gold-laced blue leather pouch belt of regulation pattern, with finely struck gilt buckle, tip and slide, the tip bearing a grenade. Collapsible pouch with black patent leather flap mounted with the Gun in gilt metal ... Companion gold-laced waist belt with fine gilt snake-clasp, the oval loops mounted with inward-facing post 1901 Royal Crests. Folding loops for attachment of slings when worn with a frock coat. Gold lace partially detached from belt ... a set of RA laced sword-slings with lion’s-head billet-buckles, attached to a webbing belt. (3 items)
Lot 61
Badge. Scottish. Gordon Highlanders post 1881 Officer’s shoulder belt plate. A fine pre war example comprising a burnished gilt rectangular plate mounted with silver Thistle Star. To the centre, a Stag’s head and Coronet within a title strap with thistle spray base. Above the centre, an applied Sphinx resting on a tablet inscribed “Egypt”; below the centre, the Tiger on a tablet inscribed “India”. Reverse retains original fixings comprising two hooks and two studs. VGC
Lot 185
Badge. Indian Army. Bengal Nagpur Railway Volunteer Rifles pagri badge. A fine scarce post 1903 British made die-stamped silvered example. Large Imperial crowned strung bugle with “BNRVR” cypher between the cords. VGC 1st April 1917 became 36th Bengal Nagpur Railway Regt. and The Bengal Nagpur Railway Regt. 1st October 1920.
Lot 105
Badge. Royal Munster Fusiliers post 1881 Officer’s fur cap grenade A very fine rich silver and gilt flaming example. The ball bearing a wreath of honours and “Royal Munster’ with central silver shield being three gilt crowns. Reverse retains original fixings comprising three pairs of wires. VGC (KK 941)
Lot 125
Badge. Scottish. 1st (Royal) Regiment of Foot post 1861 Officer’s forage cap badge. A very fine and scarce example. Silver star mounted with gilt oval bearing the legend “Nemo me impune lacessit. The Royal Regiment”; within the oval, the Collar of The Most Ancient and Most Noble Order of the Thistle with crowned VR Cypher to centre. The Collar and Cypher set on a blue translucent enamel ground. Reverse retains both original loops. VGC
Lot 144
Badge. Border Regiment Victorian Officer’s post 1891 glengarry badge. A fine scarce die-stamped unmarked silver example. Maltese cross superimposed on a laurel wreath which rests on a tri-part scroll inscribed “The Border Regt.”. Lions between the arms of the cross, balls to the tips. Each arm bearing three battle honours. To the centre, within a circlet inscribed “Arroyo dos Molinos 1811” the Dragon on red enamel ground with “China” above on white enamel ground. Two loops to reverse. Minor service wear, generally VGC.
Lot 648
Royal Artillery Officer’s Home Service Helmet. A good post 1901 example of a Home Service Pattern blue cloth helmet complete with gilt metal cross piece, ball top and rose bosses supporting a velvet backed chin chain. To the front, a gilt metal post 1901 regimental device. The interior retains leather sweatband, with cream silk edging. The interior with tailor’s label of Cater & Co and with ink name of “A.T. Forman Esq”. The helmet retains a good shape, gilt remains bright ... Accompanied by a metal storage tin of the correct pattern. (2 items)
Lot 474
WW1 17th Lancers, 1st Bn Royal Fusiliers Military Cross & Bar group of Eight Medals. Awarded to Major Oliver William Hepburn MC*, who was rewarded for gallantry on the opening day of the Battle of Messines and the first day of the Third Battle of Ypres. Comprising: Military Cross & Bar, 1914 Star, “1331 CPL O.W. HEPBURN 17/LRS”, British War Medal, Victory Medal, “CAPT”, War Medal, 1911 Deli Durbar, “LCE CPL O.W. HEPBURN DEC 12 1911”, 1935 Jubilee Medal, 1937 Coronation Medal. Group remains mounted as originally worn. The announcement of the award of the Military Cross appeared in the London Gazette on the 16th August 1917. “For conspicuous gallantry and devotion to duty in leading his Company with great fearlessness and skill to it’s final objective, which he consolidated under heavy shell fire, in aspiring all ranks with confidence by his fine personal example.”#11;Bar to the Military Cross, London Gazette 9th January 1918. “For conspicuous gallantry and devotion to duty when leading his Company in an attack. He displayed great coolness and fearlessness in the face of heavy hostile gun and rifle fire. Leading his men after a temporary check together with a party of several men from other units whom he had rallied and re-organised. The fact that his Company reached its objective was entirely due to his fine personal example and dashing leadership.”#11; Major Oliver William Hepburn MC* was born in 1888 and followed in his father’s footsteps joining the 17th Lancers, his father was a Sergeant with the Regiment. At the outbreak of the Great War he landed in France on the 8th November 1918. After serving for over 10 years in the ranks of the 17th Lancers he was commissioned into the 1st Bn Royal Fusiliers. Research accompanying the medals indicates that the MC was awarded for gallantry on the 7th June 1917. The Bar for gallantry on the 31st July 1918. On this day Captain Hepburn commanded D Company, which was a support unit. The Battalion advanced at Zero Hour 03.30 hrs. The battalion took heavy casualties due to machine gun, rifle and sniper fire. At “Jeffrey Trench”, the Battalion fought a desperate fight, the Company Commander Lieut Flack knocked out by a grenade. Captain Hopburn’s section were called in and under his direction the line was consolidated and held. In the post war years Major Hepburn served with the Indian Army and in 1941 retired with the rank of Major Quartermaster.
Lot 673
Royal Berkshire Regiment Officer’s Full Dress Tunic. A post-1902 regulation example. Scarlet cloth with blue facings. The collar bearing magnificent inward-facing Dragons, embroidered in gold directly into the cloth. Twisted shoulder-cords bearing Captain’s embroidered rank-badges. Slight fading and staining, stitching faults to collar-lace, minimal moth damage externally. GC
Lot 644
Royal West Surrey Regiment Officer’s Home Service Pattern Blue Cloth Helmet. A good example, the blue cloth helmet with gilt peak edging, crosspiece, spike, velvet backed chin chain and rosettes. The front a post 1901 pattern helmet plate of Regimental pattern bearing a title scroll “The Royal West Surrey Regiment”. The interior with leather leather sweatband with cream silk edging. The lining with the tailor’s details of Cater & Co. Remains in good clean condition and a good shape.
Lot 328
Selection of WW2 & Post WW2 British Army Pairs Cloth Embroidered Shoulder Title Badges. Comprising: Duke of Wellington’s ... Greandier Guards ... 4 x REME (Printed) ... Women’s Transport Service FANY (Worn) ... Royal Artillery ... RASC (Printed) (14 items) Illustrated at www.mycommisionbid.com
Lot 59
Badge. Scottish. Seaforth Highlanders post 1881 Officer’s shoulder belt plate. A fine example by Sanderson & Son, Edinburgh. Burnished gilt rectangular plate mounted with silver Coronet, HRH Duke of Albany’s cypher, Elephant, stag’s head and scroll inscribed “Seaforth Highlanders”. Reverse retains original fixings comprising two hooks and two studs. Generally VGC
Lot 255
Badge. Artillery Volunteers Victorian Officer’s busby plume holder circa 1859-78. A silvered example. Flaming grenade, the ball mounted with full laurel wreath three guns in pale (mounts soldered). Reverse retains plume holder screw post and blade fitting. GC Now fitted with replacement plume for display. VGC
Lot 66
Badge. 3rd (The Prince of Wales) Dragoon Guards post 1871 Officer’s helmet plate. A fine die-stamped facetted silvered star mounted with pierced gilt Garter on a blue enamel ground and to the centre, silver Prince of Wales plumes on translucent red enamel ground. Four screw posts to reverse. VGC 3rd Dragoon Guards wore gilt metal helmets with black over red plumes.
Lot 76
Badge. Scottish. Royal Scots post 1881 Victorian NCO’s plaid brooch. A good nickel example by R & HB Kirkwood, 66 & 68 Thistle St. Edinburgh. Plain quoit mounted with a heavy crowned thistle wreath. To the centre, St. Andrew and the Cross with “The Royal Scots” scroll beneath the wreath. Stout pin to reverse which bears Kirkwood’s thistle logo and “31”. GC
Lot 683
Royal Navy Commander’s Full dress uniform A good post 1902 Engineering Commander Full Dress Tail Uniform comprising : #11;Officer’s bi-corn hat with bullion decoration, tailor’s label of Wilkinson of Southsea. Complete with leather sweatband. #11;Tail coat of dark blue melton cloth. Cuffs with purple facings and lace distinction for Commander. Complete with gilt buttons and quilted lining to the interior ... Overalls with gold lace line ... Also white leather gloves.#11;Gold bullion epaulettes, with fine twist gold bullion tassels. (Badges of rank absent). #11;Sword belt of black leather with three bullion stripes and fine gilded waist belt clasp, crown above fouled anchor encircled with laurels. #11;The overall condition is good bullion remains bright, the sword belt is in near Very Good Condition. .. Also included a Junior Officer’s sword belt... WW2 period Officer’s Cap Badge. Quantity of uniform insignia etc.
Lot 395
Indian Army. Assam Valley Light Horse Officer’s Pouch. A good post 1901 polished brown leather pouch, the flap mounted with a silvered regimental device. Complete with pocket and two silvered loops for the belt. GC. Assam Valley Mounted Rifles redesignated Assam Valley Light Horse on 25th September 1896. Governor of Assam as the Honorary Colonel.
Lot 397
7th Gurkha Rifles Officer’s pouch belt and pouch circa 1907-53. A good post 1902 example of black leather, mounted with silvered lion’s head boss supporting three strand chain, whistle and ornate holder. Plate of regimental pattern with a King’s Crown, crossed kukris and “7”. Pouch mounted with device of crossed kukris and “7”. GC leather remains supple.
Lot 209
Quantity of Dinky Toy Military Models,pre and post war, including,151a Medium Tank, 151b 6-wheel covered wagon, 151c cooker trailer, 152a light tank, 622 Foden 10Ton army truck, 626 Military ambulance, 641 Army 1 Ton cargo Truck, 643 Army water tanker, 651 Centurion Tank, plus others, in poor to good condition, some repaints, viewing recommended (approx 90 items)
Lot 3589
Autograph Books, 13, mainly hard bound with padded covers, in three bags, mainly 1st quarter of 20th century, one post WW2, including autograph of the Master, crew and some passengers (probably 1st class) of SS Demosthenes (Aberdeen White Star Line) travelling from Cape town to UK Christmas 1920 collected by (Edward) St. Vincent (Parker) Jervis (1863-1941). Some books have simple sketches and scenes (3).
Lot 3536
Stamps - a Stanley Gibbons green moquette spring bound Simplex Blank stamp album, containing excellent collection of approx 148 pp UK and world stamps. 23 pp UK issues from 1840 to c. 1963, some unused, including embossed, IR, Govt Parcels and Army Official overprints, Empire and world collection from mid-19th century to immediate post-war period, many unused issued etc.
Lot 1402
Boxes and Objects - A J. Oswald black forest clock in the form of a dog,rolling eyes; an Smiths Art Deco glass and chrome mantle clock; a silver topped dressing table jar; a Robertsons golly playing saxaphone figure; coins; a post office savings money box;a black sequined evening bag; another etc
Lot 132
Lida Ascher, a white ground silk crêpe scarf,printed in an abstract design in blue, green, mustard and brown, doubled over to make the design appear 3D, designed by Lida Ascher in 1966, signed on labelLida Ascher was married to Zika Ascher, a Czechoslovakian artist, and together they established a small textile business in London in 1940. The Aschers commissioned leading artists to design a collection of headscarves to brighten post-war British fashion.
Lot 303
A French Renaissance Revival gold, lapis lazuli and champlevé enamel bracelet, c.1870,with a matching pendant drop. A series of hinged square plaques with a central lapis lazuli plaque to a stepped border of green and black champlevé enamel. A matching pendant/charm drop with hinged locket back and safety chain with hook and concealed box clasp. French poinçon for 18ct gold standard post-1847. Maker's mark unidentified
Lot 323
A cased Victorian diamond set bangle, brooch and earring suite, c.1850,possibly French. The bangle with a diamond detachable cluster head with a black champlevé linear border, to a pierced star and scalloped flower head plate. Hand engraved decoration to a black enamel threaded wire, to a replacement trifurcated hinged bangle. The matching brooch with an additional crescent swag, claw set with graduated old cut diamonds to a graduated chain fringe, and a pair of diamond cluster earrings with later post and butterfly fittings. A brooch fitting to enable the cluster head of the bangle to also be worn as a brooch. Tested as approximately 18ct gold. Later bangle fitting tested as approximately 18ct gold. Two diamonds deficient
Lot 342
A pair of diamond drop earrings,composed of an old European cut diamond, claw set in a rex collet at the top. An articulated bar below, rub set with three Swiss cut and eight cut diamonds to an old European cut diamond, claw set below that, culminating in an old pear cut diamond terminal. Screw post and butterfly fittings. Principal pear cut diamonds assessed as approximately:2.20ctColour: I/JClarity: VS2 SI12.39ctColour: I/JClarity SI1 SI2Overall length 33mm (2)
Lot 442
A cased Egyptian gold and enamel key ring,with a three-colour gold panther link chain with bark textured finish. A cartouche fob below with polychrome enamel hieroglyphics to a black border. Egyptian marks for Cairo post-1916. Date letter possibly 1942-1943. Tested as approximately 18ct gold.43.60g
Lot 446
A pair of Art Deco, carved jade and diamond drop earrings, c.1925,a carved and pierced tapering jade plaque, with a milligrain diamond set arrow head bar, articulated bar above, suspended below a carved jade disc top, marked 18ct PT, post and butterfly fittings, possibly later, butterflies marked 9ct,together with a carved jade ring,an oval carved cabochon, claw set to a shallow collet with split shoulders to a plain shank. Marked 18ct.Finger size O (3)
Lot 467
An amethyst pendant, earrings and ring matched suite,with the pendant composed of a pear cut amethyst, claw set pierced foliate collet with flat section bale and trace chain. The earrings with an oval mixed cut amethyst four claw set to a matching collet with post and hinged clip fittings. A 9ct gold ring with a flat cut circular amethyst, intaglio engraved with the coronet of a duchess and the name 'Sarah' below, rub set to a plain head and shank. Pendant marked and earrings marked 18K on a 9ct gold chain.Finger size J½
Lot 485
An emerald and diamond brooch/pendant, ring and earrings suite, c.1970,in the style of Andrew Grima. The kite-shaped brooch/pendant composed of a series of staggered polished rods with a molten textured section above, scattered with brilliant cut diamonds in white four claw collets, and trap cut emeralds, end set in white collets. Concealed bale and double pin with a Continental visor catch. The matching ring with graduated rod shoulders and a molten textured shank. The earrings with post and Omega fittings. Marked 18ct PLAT. The brooch 68 x 35mm.Finger size N or approximately K½. Detachable adjuster.64.11g
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