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Lot 116
A FAMILY GROUP OF THREE MEDALS Queens Korea 1st Type - correctly impressed - 22696926 Pte C R D Sanders DLIUN Korea unnamed as issued.Condition - NGVF ( service number lightly impressed, but not any problem) CSM Northern Ireland - correctly impressed - 24553119 Cpl C W Sanders RAOCCondition - EF
Lot 126
FOUR SINGLE CSM NORTHERN IRELANDS Correctly impressed - 24539725 Pte P A Dew LIWith wearing pin Condition - GVFCorrectly impressed - 25071147 Pte W A Bower LI Court mounted for wear Condition - GVFCorrectly impressed - 24599310 Pte G Bramley LI With wearing pin and miniature Condition - EFCorrectly impressed - 24149692 SIG W H Powell R SignalsIn box of issue.Condition - EF
Lot 142
SOUTH ATLANTIC MEDAL J O BURNS RFA Correctly impressed - J/C/R J O Burns RFA OlmedaCondition - GVFWith wearing pin and rosette. RFA Olmeda was a OI - Class Tanker which was commissioned in 1963 and launched for service in 1965. The vessel was one of the first ships to sail south and saw extensive service during the Falklands War as a fast refuelling ship. Olmeda took part in Operation Keyhole from 19th to 20th June 1982, a special operation to recapture the South Sandwich Islands.
Lot 167
1914 STAR TRIO TO SERGEANT BAKER 14TH LONDON REGIMENT - LONDON SCOTTISH. 1914 Star - correctly impressed- 1200 SJTH J Baker 14/ Lond: R.Pair - correctly impressed - 1200 SJT H J Baker 14 - Lond R With swing mounted miniaturesCondition - EF Henry Joseph Baker was a native of Finsbury Park in London. He joined the 14th London's on November 29th 1909. He attended all the annual training camps and was an Acting Sergeant by the start of the Great War.He served on the Western front from September 16th 1914, until November 9th 1914, when he was shot in the left thigh. He was discharged at home on March 8th 1917, after a period of recovery and home service. He was awarded a Silver War Badge and pension.
Lot 173
A COLLECTION OF GREAT WAR MEDALS Pair to 305165 PNR C J Smith RE with badges and two photographs. GVFMercantile Marine Medal to William F Soper GVFPair to 34755 Pte W C Thorne R War RWith base metal coronation medalCondition GVF2603/13 Victory Medal to 15992 Pte G Beck R Berks RWith original Royal Berkshire 1st/4th BN history and 4 GWR buttons.
Lot 182
1914/15 TRIO TO PTE H CROSSLEY MANCHESTER REGT. 21ST BATTALION, THE PALS. 1914/15 - 18560 Pte H Crossley Manch R ( early replacement 1929)Pair - 18560 Pte H Crossley Manch RCondition NEFHarry Crossley was a member of the 21st Bn ( Pals) A Company Platoon No4. He was later transferred to the Labour Corps. He survived the war and was discharged in March 1919.
Lot 184
GREAT WAR PAIR TO PTE HUME ROYAL INNISKILLING FUSILIERS. POW Correctly impressed - 24986 Pte T Hume R Inns Fus Condition GVFEntitled to a 14/15 Star. Thomas landed in France on December 9th 1915. He was taken prisoner of war at St Quentin on March 21st 1918, during Operation Michael. He was discharged after repatriation at the end of the war.
Lot 186
A SMALL LOT OF MIXED MEDALS 1914/15 Star and BWM to 116928 PNR J Greason RE. Condition VF+Victory Medal to 201850 Pte F Botting Hamps R. Condition GVFVictory Medal to SE-2557 Pte T Warren AVC. Condition VF ( total loss of gilding)EII GSM Cyprus to 4086411 SAC E G Tong RAF. Condition VFGVI TEM to 888311 Gnr E L Kearvell RA. Condition VFCased EII ISM to Charles George Muckett. Condition EF
Lot 189
WW2 MID GROUP TO TROOPER SMITH 7TH ROYAL TANK REGT 7896132 Tpr R Smith' C' Squadron RTR.With a photograph album featuring the Middle East and Egypt, hotographs of comrades etc.1939/45 Star, Africa Star, Italy Star, Defence and War with MID. Swing mounted as worn. Condition GVF.With original MID certificate dated March 22nd 1945.
Lot 190
THE OUTSTANDING ADVANCE INTO GERMANY MC GROUP TO MAJOR H M WILSON NORFOLK REGIMENT. GVI Military Cross engraved 19451939/45 Star; France & Germany Star; Defence Medal; War MedalGeneral Service Medal, Palestine 1945-48 & S.E. Asia 1945 -46. Correctly impressed Major. H. M. Wilson M.C. NorfolksQueens Korea. Correctly impressed - Major. H. M. Wilson M.C. R NorfolkNato KoreaSwing mounted as worn.With swing mounted miniature set. Missing the miniature GSM. Humphrey Mark Wilson was born Williton, West Somerset in 1912. The son of Bernard William Wilson, whose medals are also in the sale. Humphrey was commissioned in the Indian Army on December 3rd 1933, as a Second Lieutenant. He subsequently transferred to the Norfolk Regiment and was promoted to Captain on September 3rd 1940. Captain Humphrey was awarded the Military Cross in 1945 for the following deeds; 'During the period February 1st to April 30th 45, this officer was outstanding on several occasions by his courage, his enthusiasm and his tirelessness. During the battle of Lingen on April 5th stiff fighting was met in house clearing for possession of the town. This offr was ordered to take temporary comd of a coy whose had been wounded and which had lost several cas. This coy's adv was held up by an enemy strong point from which three Spandau posns comd all approaches. Stalking fwd himself under point-blank fire from one of this Spandau's, he reached a point about 30 yds distant from which, with his rifle, he despatched the firer concerned. Moving around all his subunits, though under close-range fire most of the time, he quickly reorganised the coy for a further attack and instilled into them fresh confidence. Under his inspiring leadership, the flanking movement against this strong point met with overwhelming success. Yet again, during the battle of Brinkum on 15/16 Apr this offr's imperturbable cheerfulness and disregard of personal danger had a most marked effect on one of the coys. Which was temporarily checked by a strongly defended factory. Moving down with a fresh section of crocodiles, he made a recce from Op to Op, each time coming under short-range Spandau and sniper fire, so that the crocodiles could get off to the best possible start and be sure of the best routes to take in their advance. As a result of this, the attack took on a renewed turn of speed and opposition was shortly completely overcome. This officer has been 2IC of this Bn since D-Day. Throughout this period, he has never failed to show a degree of courage, unselfishness, of cheerfulness and spirit that have directly influenced several engagements in which the Bn has been involved'.. In the post-war years, he served in South East Asia and Palestine, earning a two-bar GSM. As a Major, he served in the Korean War and retired in 1961. Major Wilson died in 2003.
Lot 199
THE EXCEPTIONAL AFGHANISTAN 'OP HERRICK 8' C.G.C GROUP OF EIGHT. Awarded to Corporal later Colour Sergeant A.J. Stevens Royal Irish Regiment.E.I.I.R. Conspicuous Gallantry Cross. Correctly inscribed to the reverse 'SGT A J Stevens R Irish 25109358 2009'CSM Northern Ireland. Correctly impressed '25109358 RGR A J Stevens R Irish'OSM Sierra Leone. Correctly impressed '25109358 RGR A J Stevens R Irish'Iraq Medal with bar 19 Mar to 28 Apr 2003. Correctly impressed '25109358 L/Cpl A J Stevens R Irish'OSM Afghanistan. Correctly laser engraved ' 25109358 Cpl A J Stevens R Irish'E.I.I.R 2012 Diamond Jubilee Medal. Unnamed as issued.Accumulated Campaign Service Medal. Correctly laser engraved ' Cpl A J Stevens CGC R Irish 25109358'Regular Army Long Service Good Conduct Medal. Correctly laser engraved.' SGT A J Steven CGC R Irish 25109358' Mounted for display. Condition EF. For further information please visit: https://app.dukes-auctions.com/en/auction/1030-militaria-in-association-with-the-tank-museum/199-the-exceptional-afghanistan-op-herrick-8-c-g-c-group-of-eight
Lot 364
AN RZM MAKER MARKED SA DAGGER, maker marked RZM M7/2 attributed to Emil Voos Waffenfabrik, Solingen. Blade has the motto "Alles für Deutschland". The plating is lifting on the top of the handle and crossguard, with the handle having cracks. The scabbard and dagger have been married, the scabbard having solid nickel fittings. We believe this to be a parts dagger. The blade is just over 22cm and in poor condition.
Lot 40
QSA TO PTE J CULLEN DURHAM LT INFY Correctly impressed 4626 Pte J Cullen Durham Lt InfyClasps: Cape Colony, Orange Free State and South Africa 1901Condition GVF ( unofficial rivet between OFS & 01, official correction to 'e' in Cullen & 'r' in Durham)James Cullen was born in Sunderland; he served with the 3rd Bn during the Boer War. He re-joined in 1904 and served up until 1919. Soon after discharge, he joined again, serving in the occupation army in Germany. For his service in South Africa, he was awarded the QSA; he is also entitled to a 1914 Star bar Trio. His service during WW1 was marked with misconduct; he received Field Punishment Number One in 1916.
Lot 53
TWO KSA MEDALS 1. Correctly impressed 6506 Corpl R Taylor Durham LI ( 01 & 02 clasps)Robert Taylor was accidentally Wounded - Slightly on 08/04/1901. Also entitled to a QSA T, TH, Rol, LN. He died 18-06-1909 of Pneumonia Syncope at Little Bromwich, Warwickshire.2. Correctly impressed 6701 Pte W Henderson ( 01 & 02 clasps)Conditions GVF
Lot 55
A CAMPAIGN GROUP OF THREE TO PTE JACK ROYAL FUSILIERS, LATE DLI Correctly impressedQSA: Cape Colony & South Africa 1902 - 6723 Pte R C Jack Durham LIBritish War Medal - 51051 Pte R C Jack R FusVictory Medal - 51051 Pte R C Jack R Fus ( faint impressing)Condition VF ( edge knock on number of QSA)Medals are confirmed on the rolls and on the Medal index card.
Lot 66
A COLLECTION OF GREAT WAR MEDALS British War Medals63642 Pte P Abbott Manch R - (Died in 1919 in Germany)52977 Cpl W Wainman Durh L I 9-5433 Pte J E Jenner Durh L I215390 Pte W Cook Durh LIUnnamed BWM21963 Pte J Lewcock Durh LI85832 Pte W Dillon Durh L I Victory Medals13137 Pte W Emmerson MGC63228 Cpl A D Westoby Durh L I77263 Pte T A Conway Durh LI 1914/15 Star & VM to 23605 Cpl T Robson Durh L I ( correction to surname on VM)
Lot 87
CASUALTY IGS TO PTE R BOLAM DLI Indian General Service Medal - North West Frontier 1930-31 .Correctly impressed - 4443836 Pte R Bolam Durh L I Condition - VF ( with contacting)Bolam served on the Northwest Frontier from 1930 to 1931. He was wounded while fighting in France during WW2 in 1944. The causality roll doesn't give an exact date.
Lot 94
CASUALTY WW2 GROUP TO L/CPL WICKS DLI Privately named L/Cpl F J Wicks 4457688 8th Dli R Coy.1939/45 Star, Africa Star, Defence and War Medal.Condition VF+Wicks was wounded in Africa on 11th June 1942 at El Alamein and reported missing. In 1943 it was confirmed he had died of wounds. He is remembered on the El Alamein Memorial. The naming was likely done by the family in remembrance.
Lot 165
1990 Bentley Mulsanne SMake: Bentley Model: Mulsanne SYear: 1990Mileage: 98600VIN: SCBZS00A0MCH34061Configuration: Right Hand DriveRegistration: H504JWCTransmission: automatic The Bentley Mulsanne S was introduced in 1987, effectively as a non-turbocharged version of the Bentley Turbo R. Many of its details were similar to the Turbo R, including the alloy wheels, interior and firmer suspension, intended to give a more sporting ride. The Mulsanne S stayed in production until 1992. Finished in Balmoral green with beige interior, this example is part of a deceased estate. Registered in September 1990, it has been in a garage, unused, for eight years, with its last MoT expiring in August 2014. The car starts and runs, with 98,600 miles recorded on the odometer. The Bentley comes with its V5, two keys and a remote fob, owner's handbook and service book, plus a copy of the death certificate and will of its last owner for transfer of ownership purposes. Also comes with its original tool-kit and jack.
Lot 186
2004 Honda Civic Type R (EP3)Make: Honda Model: Civic Type R (EP3)Year: 2004Mileage: 103780VIN: SHHEP33504U203075Configuration: Right Hand DriveRegistration: YC04WWTTransmission: manualAlthough a Japanese product, all 2001 to 2005 Type Rs - the high performance version of the Civic, based on the seventh generation of that model and known as the EP3 - were built at Honda's factory in Swindon. This 2004 example, registered in March of that year, has covered 103,780 miles and has an MoT (with no advisories) valid until the end of August 2022. The service book has nine stamps up until 76,190 miles (18 April 2014). The vendor reports that the six-speed manual transmission car 'drives exceptionally well' and also features a Cobra Sport exhaust, coilovers, Mugen rear spoiler and gearknob, Beaks rear subframe brace and an induction kit. There's also a spare set of keys. The paperwork folder includes the V5C (recording three former keepers), various recent invoices for work including a new battery during 2018 and two new Falken tyres later on in the same year, and a selection of MoT certificates which, combined with the service book, help confirm the indicated mileage. The car presents well inside and out. PLEASE SEE BELOW FOR VIDEO PRODUCED 22ND OCTOBER BY ACA OF THIS CAR.
Lot 399
2007 Bentley Arnage TMake: Bentley Model: Arnage TYear: 2007Mileage: 35399VIN: SCBLF45F87CH12528Configuration: Right Hand DriveRegistration: D13SCHTransmission: automatic Bentley's Arnage range was in production from 1998 to 2009, with the two mainstream models from 2002 being the R and T. Of the two, the T was the most sporty, with extra power extracted from its 6750cc V8 engine when compared to the R. This 2007 Arnage T was registered in June of that year, with a price tag of £175,000. Finished in Beluga Black with 19in two-piece polished alloy 'Blade' wheels and a Beluga Black pleated leather interior and carbon fibre inserts on the dash instead of the usual wood, the recorded mileage is 35,399. Eight former registered keepers are recorded on the V5C. The history folder contains the original document wallets complete with sat nav operating instructions, warranty information and car phone guide, plus owner's handbook and service booklet stamped up to 24,977 miles in January 2016. There are MoT certificates from 2014, 2016, 2017. The current MoT is valid until the end of September 2022. There's a small selection of bills, with the most recent - from August 2021 - being for a battery. In May 2021, there was £1650 of paintwork and machine polishing. A big bonus for a new owner is a print-out from supplying dealer Jack Barclay detailing the full specification of the car, with all options listed. The car's overall condition is very good, given that there's been recent attention to the paintwork. There is some orange peel paint reaction around the left-hand side of the rear window, but this is only noticeable very close up. PLEASE SEE BELOW FOR VIDEO PRODUCED 22ND OCTOBER BY ACA OF THIS CAR.
Lot 3
Jean Shepeard (British, 1904-1989): A collection of pencil sketches of Ronald Ossory Dunlop (Irish, 1894-1973), a charcoal portrait, signed with a monogram 'JS', 26.5 by 18cm, mounted, 40 by 30cm together with fifteen other mounted and unmounted portrait sketches, all signed, two small photographs of Dunlop (one partially torn, a/f), a copy of his autobiography 'Struggling with Paint' (London, 1956) with handwritten dedication to Jean Shepeard 'To Jean darling R O Dunlop', the book references Shepeard and the Emotionist movement which Dunlop, Shepeard and others founded, Shepeard and Dunlop were also lovers, together with a 1931 Redfern Gallery exhibition programme for Dunlop's work. (1 bag) Provenance- from Doreen Kern Collection (Artist and Sculptor 1931-2021) niece of Jean Shepeard.
Lot 112
A group of militaria, including two sets of WWI medals, one group named Second Lieutenant R. S. Ernst, an Indian Service medal, with Afghanistan N.W.F. 1919 clasp, a War and Victory medals and a miniature group, another group named for Major F. Whitehouse, comprising War and Victory medals, together with an associated set of three miniatures, including an oak leaf clasp for the War medal and a 1914-15 Star, a W.H. Harling London angle of sight instrument, a 1917 military issue F. Barker and Sons compass, and two leather cases, a/f, displaying the initials 'E.S.E' and 'E.J.E', and a Bishop Gore School cloth badge. (1 box)
Lot 117
The Spectator, years 1710-1714, published for J. and R. Tonson and S. Draper, London, 8 volumes, 'Volume the First' to 'Volume the Eighth', 8mo, in tan calf leather with gilt tooled and numbered spines, each with an engraving frontispiece by F. Hayman, after C. Grignion, handwritten in ink by a previous owners 'J Hayman' and 'M Hayman'. (8)
Lot 86
A group of Horny OO gauge boxed model locomotives, comprising LNER Class A1 'Flying Scotsman', R 2675, BR 0-4-0 Diesel Class 06 Mechanical Shunter '06003', R 2470, LMS 0-6-0 T Class 3F Locomotive No 16624 Weathered Edition, R 2469, together with a Bachmann boxed 31-864 J39 64841 BR Black L/Crest Strepped Tender Weathered. (4)
Lot 126
A 22 carat gold wedding band, Birmingham 1921 or 1946, finger size finger size R, 3.9g CONDITION REPORT: Please note - Descriptions do not include condition reports. Please contact us to if you require further information or images.PLEASE CONSIDER SHIPPING COSTS BEFORE BIDDING. THE COST OF SHIPPING MAY AFFECT YOUR DECISION TO BID.
Lot 249A
'The Spectator', eight fully leather bound volumes, printed for J and R Tonson and S Draper, 1753, volumes 1-8 CONDITION REPORT: Please note - Descriptions do not include condition reports. Please contact us to if you require further information or images.PLEASE CONSIDER SHIPPING COSTS BEFORE BIDDING. THE COST OF SHIPPING MAY AFFECT YOUR DECISION TO BID.
Lot 254
R S Rattray, 'Ashanti', published by Oxford University Press, 1923, housed in red cloth and gilt tooled binding CONDITION REPORT: Please note - Descriptions do not include condition reports. Please contact us to if you require further information or images.PLEASE CONSIDER SHIPPING COSTS BEFORE BIDDING. THE COST OF SHIPPING MAY AFFECT YOUR DECISION TO BID.
Lot 263
Kent Interest: 'Cranbrook a Wealden Town' by C C R Pile, with a foreword by Vita Sackville West, published by Cranbrook and Sissinghurst Local History Society, 1955 first edition, 'A Saunter Through Kent with Pen and Pencil' vols I II III V VI and XX, by Charles Igglesden and four other Kent related volumes CONDITION REPORT: Please note - Descriptions do not include condition reports. Please contact us to if you require further information or images.PLEASE CONSIDER SHIPPING COSTS BEFORE BIDDING. THE COST OF SHIPPING MAY AFFECT YOUR DECISION TO BID.
Lot 3
The Devonshire Regiment, a W.W.1 embroidered picture with central photograph of a soldier within flags of empire and inscription "1914 Ferozepore - Punjab India 1916", 18½in x 20in (47cm x 51cm), framed, together with note book written in ink concerning 'Voyage to India 1914. R. Saunders no.2556, 4th Batt. Devon Regiment' 4th October - 14th November (2)
Lot 514
An early 20th century Kammer & Reinhardt bisque head baby doll, having painted eyes and open mouth, with bent limbed composition body, stamped K*R No.28 and 100, length 27cm; together with an early 20th century Armand Marseille miniature doll, having rolling blue eyes with painted brows and lashes, open mouth with two bottom teeth showing, bent-limbed composition body, stamped AM Germany 351/8/0K (needs re-stringing); and a late 19th century miniature porcelain doll, having painted features and porcelain limbs, in lace dress (3)Condition report: Medium doll in pieces – chip to base of china head.Largest doll – complete but very grubby, dried glue patches where clothes were previously stuck on.Smallest doll – complete but grubby.
Lot 30
EWENNY POTTERY MODEL OF A PERCHED PARROT in red slip with sgraffito and yellow, brown and green over glaze, inscribed 'Polly fach bert', 22.5cms high Provenance: private collection north Wales, see Figure 125 'Ewenny Potteries, Potters & Pots' by Gwyneth & Ieuan R Evans Comments: very nice example in the lighter coloured glaze with clear decoration, no damage, rare
Lot 37
AN IMPORTANT EWENNY POTTERY SLIPWARE WASSAIL BOWL & COVER, DATED 1823 glazed in yellow over red with sgraffito decoration, the base with seventeen loops decorated with zig-zags, repeated interlocking circles below the rim and below the handles the inscription 'THOMAS ARTHUR maker Ewenny, Glamorganshire, South Wales, November 26th, 1823' below the inscription a naive scrolling trail, and with a trail of flowers to the opposite side, the sgraffito decorated domed cover with loops and a prowling fox, the flat top adorned with birds and beehives or hay-cocks, 29cms high Provenance: from the collection of Gwyneth and the late Ieuan Evans, purchased privately by the vendor, to accompany a page from an old auction catalogue with an illustration and description of the bowl (possibly 1960s/70s), the maker is likely to be Thomas Arthur (1792-1853), a resident of nearby Corntown, who was registered as a potter in the 1851 Census (please see page 41 of Ewenny Potteries, Potters & Pots by Gwyneth & Ieuan R Evans) Auctioneer's Note: Wassail bowls were used in an ancient custom in south Wales around New Year, when groups of revellers would travel from house to house wishing happiness, health and well-being to their neighbours. In Glamorgan the wassail tradition was closely associated with The Mari Lwyd ritual, where a horse's skull was fixed to a ribbon-decorated pole and promenaded around the well-wishers. The bowls were usually filled with spiced ale. The communal nature of the wassail custom is highlighted by the multiple handles which may have been decorated with ribbons for the event. In the South Wales News of April 30th 1892 a report refers to William Williams, a potter at Claypits who made wassail bowls in the 1820s for parishes at a cost of one guinea each Comments: on the crest of each loop on the body would have sat a chicken (one remains), one loop handle missing (should be 18), losses to cover include five missing loops, extremities and finial, examination in person highly recommended. Believed to be the earliest Ewenny wassail bowl to appear at auction in recent years.
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