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19 collar badges, including 3rd DG, 16th L, Queens without title (2), pair Border pre 1906 and single post 1906, RAF Chaplain, remainder mostly grenades; 31 shoulder titles, including Royals, 11H, pair Suffolk, pair RWF, pair grenade/RWF, Essex, WM KOYLI, Ardingly/OTC/College, pair KAR, Arabic 4, etc. Average GC. (50)
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A post 1902 RN Lieutenant’s cocked hat, single bullion loop with button, and tassels fore and aft, in its velvet lined tin case with pair gilt lace epaulettes, silver embroidered anchors, bullion tassels, painted name on lid "G F C Ellum RN", with old label addressed to "Commander (E) G F C Ellum, RN, Orduna", with photostat details of the liner "Orduna" registered as a troop ship, 1941, and scrapped in 1950. GC (tin rusted)
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USAF and USN Jet Aircraft Vac form: McDonnel F3 Demon, Navy, McDonnel F43 Phantom, Navy, McDonnel Douglas F15, USAF, Grumman Tomcat, F14, Navy, Grumman Panther F9F3, Navy (Korea), Douglas Skyray F4D, Navy, Douglas, Skyknight, Marine, Vought Corsair II, USAF, Vought Cutlass Prototype, Navy, wood. General Dynamics F16 USAF, Lockhead, Shooting Star P80 USAF (Korea), Lockhead T33 Trainer, USAF, North American Super Sabre F100, French Air Force, North American Sabre F86E Luftwaffe (Post War), North American Sabre Dog F86D USAF (15)
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A pair of large Theodore Deck faience vases, c. 1880, of inverted baluster shape each on a cream coloured ground with scenes of birds amongst blossoming branches, stylised dragon handles, impressed T H Deck heightened in red, some faults, 56cm (2) Joseph-Theodore Deck (1823-1891) is generally regarded as the first of the studio potters. Born in the Alsatian town of Guebwiller, his first ambition was to become a sculptor but his modest background saw him apprenticed to a maitre faiencier in 1842 as a maker of ceramic stoves. Learning his trade throughout Germany, Austria and Hungary, he finally settled in Paris in 1847. By 1856 he had established his own faience workshop in partnership with members of his family. 'Atelier Deck' was popular with painters and sculptors and became a design laboratory promoting ceramics as an artistic form. Deck promoted his wares at the Paris' 1861 Exposition des Produits de l' Industrie and the following year at London's 1862 International Exhibition, where they met with great enthusiasm, three pieces being purchased by the then South Kensington Museum (Victoria and Albert Museum). William Morris described Deck as an eminent practical potter. Due to his abilities and accomplishments within the art industry Deck was made art director of the Sèvres Manufactory in 1887, the first ceramicist to hold this post. Throughout his life Deck was influenced predominately by Persian designs but is also well regarded for his Chinese flambe glazes.
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Roger Hunt and Liverpool FC memorabilia, comprising two post cards, one from 1964 detailing a match against Brazil and England, the other mentioning a second match against Argentina, a 1963 Liverpool FC programme signed by the team, a 1965 programme, the 1972 Testimonial programme and club rules and fixtures booklets
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A post-Regency rosewood sarcophagus tea caddy, inlaid with cut brass lozenges, flower heads and stringing, the chamfered hinged lid with tablet centre, enclosing a cut and moulded glass mixing bowl and pair of removable canisters with brass strung hinged lids, on bun feet, 30cm x 15cm, 18cm high, circa 1840
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*BEECHER STOWE, Harriet, 'Uncle Tom's Cabin; or, Negro Life in The Slave States of America', Clarke & co. 1852. 40 illus. Frontis. Engd. 1/2 tp. Lge.8vo. A.e.g. Orig.glt.cl.worn & bumped. Tog.with [Dickens, Charles]'The Post-Humourous Notes of The Pickwickian Club' Ed. "Bos". The Penny Pickwick. Bound nos. 1-112. vol.2. E.LLoyd, London, nd. 1/2 marbled bds. scuffed. 2
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[WORLD WAR I / WESTERN FRONT]. AGNEW (Rupert), envelope, addressed in pencil, franked 'Field Post Office 13 Ju [19]18', with red stamp 'Passed by Censor No. 1474', containing 2 pp. a.l.s.; 4 pp. a.l.s. to his brother Ivo, undated, post armistice, pencil written; 3 pp. a.l.s. to Miss B. Heinekey, with original envelope, franked 'Field Post Office 6. No. 17' with censorship stamp : "I see by the papers Ivo is posted as missing ... I feel very certain that he is a prisoner [see Lot 85, below] ... The Flying Officers are supposed to have a fairly good time as prisoners - I got well landed this last tour in the line ... Three weeks of it and nothing but operations .... We were next to the Canadians the account of whom you will have read in the papers. Their wonderful daring on Passchendaele Ridge. Very little of it is true and they made a terrible mess of it .... The enemy aircraft continually drop bombs here but we take little notice of them as they have very local effect. The Gas was rather uncomfortable last time and we all had to wear air respirators daily ....", dated 4.11.17; and 6 other letters or cards, in original envelopes, dated 1916 & 1917; all from the Front (9).
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[BOER WAR] approx. 40 letters, mostly in envelopes, from the home-front (mostly post-marked Worthing 1900/1901) to Private H. Pope of the 7007 Voluntary Company Royal Sussex Regiment, contained in a soldier's waxed canvas field pouch. An interesting collection, revealing current opinion in the U.K. viz-a-viz the Boer War, recruitment, etc.; together with a small q. of ephemera, the Soldier's New Testament, 1900, etc.
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AN UNUSUAL PEEK FREAN'S "WINNING POST" BISCUIT TIN of cylindrical form, the printed paper body with cut-away window at the finish of a horse race, an internal cylinder revolving to reveal horses with biscuit-related names (Shortcake, Bourbon, Ginger Nut, Vita Wheat etc) with printed decorations to the outer cylinder, 15.2cm diameter x 13.5cm high, (6in x 5.3in), and A CARD BOX of cylindrical form with printed label "THE LUCKY PIE, one of the most exciting games or pastimes for children ever introduced", the container vacant, 16.5cm diameter x 14cm high, (6.5in x 5.5in) (2)
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Stollwerck Bros., Cologne: A RARE EARLY 20TH-CENTURY TINPLATE "POST SAVINGS BANK" CHOCOLATE DISPENSER-cum-money box, of vending machine form, the roof with printed motto "A Penny saved is a Penny earned", above banner title, the glazed front above a sloping fall with printed titles "Stollwerck Bros Chocolate Letter Box - Clearing after droping (sic) one halfpenny" above a further panel printed with children holding a sign "To the Obedient Child", the sides decorated with children in national costume, the back with a gentleman and children opening envelopes above "Pure Chocoloate Wholesome and Nutritious manufactured by Stollwerck Bros. Cologne (Germany)", the underside with maker's mark, 16.3cm, (6.4in) high
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