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Lot 128
Harlequin suite of opal set gold jewellery to include a 9ct gold bracelet, 10.5g, a 9ct gold cluster ring, size Q, 6.2g, a 9ct gold opal and sapphire ring, size R, 2.9g, 9ct gold pendant on chain, 2.7g, pair of 9ct gold opal and diamond earrings, 2.3g, and a pair of 9ct gold opal ear studs, 1.8g, 26.4g gross, also a gold plated pendant on chain.
Lot 16
FIRST WORLD WAR TRIO OF MEDALS. First World War trio of Medals, 1914-1915 Star (D.A. 916 H. BREACH, ENGN. R.N.R.), 1914-1918 British War Medal and Victory Medal (916DA H. BREACH. ENGN. R,N.R.), Henry Breach is shown entitled to the 1914-15 Star, BWM, and Victory Medal, an Engineer Sub Lieutenant H.Breach R.N.R. is also shown entitled to the Royal Navy LS&GC Medal for service between 1923 and 1935.
Lot 22
WW1 PAIR OF MEDALS, ROYAL FUSILIERS. First World War Pair of Medals, 1914-1918 British War Medal and Victory Medal (GS-82243 PTE A.C.BISHOP R. FUS.), together with a 'Victory and Peace' commemorative medal engraved 'Margam 1919' to the reverse, records show Private Arthur Charles Bishop of the Royal Fusiliers, born 21st March 1899 at Margam, Port Talbot, entitled to the BWM and Victory Medal,, Arthur was the younger brother of Alfred Bishop RAMC, whose medals are also in this auction.
Lot 26
FIRST WORLD WAR CASUALTY TRIO OF MEDALS. First World War Casualty Trio of Medals, 1914 Star (L-10188 PTE. F.H. POOLE 1/R.W. KENT R.), 1914-1918 British War Medal and Victory Medal (L-10188 PTE. F.H. POOLE R.W. KENT R.), Memorial Plaque in original card folder (FREDERICK HENRY POOLE), together with Frederick Poole in walking out dress, the back annotated 'Pte F.H. Poole, R.W. Kent Regt. Killed in Action 24th April 1915, letter from the Infantry Record Office, Hounslow dated 8th June 1915 informing Pte Poole's family of his death in action, letter from the Infantry Records Office dated 7th March 1921 accompanying the BWM and Victory Medals to Poole's family, born in august 1897 at Dalston, Middlesex, Frederick Poole enlisted 11th September 1913 at Maidstone, and was posted to the 1st Battalion Royal West Kent Regiment at Dublin, he entered France 10th November 1914 as part of 13th Infantry Brigade, 5th division, which fought at Mons. Le Cateau, and 1st Ypres, and was Killed in Action on 27th April at the Battle of St Julien, part of the 2nd Battle of Yore when 13 Brigade was under the command of V Corps.
Lot 20
WW1 CASUALTY TRIO. First World War trio of medals, 1914-15 Star, 1914-1918 British War Medal, Victory Medal (2729 PTE. H. BATEMAN 17-LOND. R.), records show Private Henry Bateman of the 17th Battalion (Poplar and Stepney Rifles) the London Regiment, enlisted 5th September 1914, entered France on 9th March 1915, issued Silver War Badge No.113550, discharged sick 22nd December 1915.
Lot 47
WW2 BRITISH RED CROSS NURSES BADGES AND INSIGNIA, ATTRIBUTED. A collection of attributed British Red Cross Society Nurses badges and insignia including, British Red Cross Society Proficiency in First Aid badge number 011117, named to 'A.R. Vaulkhard', in original box of issue, BRCS Proficiency in Nursing badge number 35465, named to 'A.R. Vaulkhard', in original box of issue, BRCS Merit Badge number 11262, named to 'A.R. Vaulkner, in original box of issue, BRCS 3Year Service Badge number 18105 with clasp for a further 3 years, with matching numbered certificate to Mrs 'A.R.Vaulkhard', dated 9/6/1942,in original box of issue, a BRCS voucher for Proficiency in First Aid to the injured dated 2/11/1940 to Mrs Audrey R. Vaulkhard, BRCS cap badge in gilt metal and enamel, prongs to the reverse, a pair of Red Cross Nottingham brass shoulder titles, BRCS gilt and enamel shoulder rank star insignia, Civil Nursing Reserve lapel badge with accompanying Civil Defence Act authorisation slip, BRCS lapel badges, Red Cross & St Johns War Organisation lapel badge, white/red cash's tape length of service stripes (with three sewn on to a piece of blue/grey cotton, presumably a piece of nurses uniform) smaller blue/red cash's tape proficiency stripes, a silver ARP badge, London 1938, etc, (qty).
Lot 21
FIRST WORLD WAR TRIO OF MEDALS, SUFFOLK REGIMENT AND M.G. CORPS. First World War trio of medals, 1914-15 Star, 1914-1918 British War Medal, Victory Medal (7493 PTE. A.E. DAY. SUFF. R.), together with a watch fob with brass fob and a silver medallion, Birmingham 1918, embossed to one side with the badge of the Machine Gun Corps surrounded by the legend 'MACHINE GUN COMPANY' over an engraved '84th', and engraved to the other side 'OFFICERS CHARGERS, PTE. A. DAY', Private Algie Ernest Day of the 1st Battalion Suffolk Regiment entered France on 16th January 1915 as part of 28th Division, also served with the Machine Gun Corps with the number 49996, 84th (Brigade) Machine Gun Company was formed on 18th May 1916 from the machine gun sections of 2nd Battalion Northumberland Fusiliers, 1st Bn Suffolk Regiment, 2nd Bn Cheshire Regiment, 1st Bn Welsh Regiment, 28th Division fought at 2nd Battle of Ypres, St Juliene, Frenzenburg, Loos, embarked for Egypt in November 1915 and then Salonika in January 1916 where most of the Division remained for the rest of the war.
Lot 15
FIRST WORLD WAR CASUALTY MEDAL AND TRENCH ART. 1914-1918 British War Medal (G-20000 PTE. W. MERRIN. R.W. KENT R.), together with brass trench art lighter and wooden cigarette box with crossed ensigns of the British Merchant Navy and Imperial Russia (gold square canton added in 1914 by decree of Nicholas II) with date '1915', records show Private William Merrin enlisted on 2nd March 1916, entitled to the BWM and Victory Medal, he is also entitled to Silver War badge No. 410980, discharged due to wounds 12th June 1918, (3).
Lot 76
VOLUNTEER 2 BAND PERCUSSION RIFLE. A 19th century 1853 Pattern .577 Volunteer percussion 2 band rifle, unsigned, blued barrel with Birmingham proof marks and gauge stamps, block and blade fore sight and elevating ladder rear sight, engraved lock, hammer, trigger guard and screws, three quarter walnut stock with iron mounts, rear sling swivel stamped to one side with contactors initials 'R & W A ' and to the other with the number '3', jag ended ramrod.
Lot 12
THREE WW1 MEDALS. First World War pair of medals to a Canadian soldier, 1914-1918 British War Medal and Victory Medal (772565 PTE. G. DAY. 54-CAN. INF.) together with a medal ribbon bar with pin back for the same medals, records show George Day, born 21st October 1887 in Stowmarket, Suffolk, enlisted in the 125th Overseas Battalion, Canadian Expeditionary Force, at Brantford Ontario on 3rd January 1916, 54th Canadian Infantry Battalion fought as part of 11th Infantry Brigade, 4th Canadian Division, together with a First World War Victory Medal (185871 GNR. J. R. BLAKEBROUGH. R.A.) records show Gunner James Blakebrough of the Royal Garrison Artillery entitled to the 1914-1918 British War Medal and Victory Medal, (3).
Lot 89
THREE GERMAN MILITARIA RELATED BOOKS (3). SS Steel, Parade and Combat Helmets of Germany';s Third Reich Elite by Kelly Hicks, 1st Edition 2004 published by R. James Bender Publishing, together with The History of the German Steel Helmet 1916-1945 by Ludwig Baer, 1st Edition 1985, published by R. James Bender Publishing, and German Military Uniforms and Insignia 1933-1945, WE 1967, (3).
Lot 17
WW1 CASUALTY GROUPING. First World War casualty grouping, pair of medals, 1914-1918 British War Medal and Victory Medal ( 243051 PTE. H.S. TILLER. THE QUEEN'S. R. ) records show Private Hubert Stanley Tiller, born 1898, of Damersham, Hampshire, entitled to the BWM and Victory Medals, he was conscripted, age 18, on the 25th September 1916 initially into the Essex Regiment and then for a short period into the Queens Royal West Surrey Regiment with the regimental number 243051, he then transferred to the 7th Battalion Royal Fusiliers with the regimental number G67979 and served with that battalion in the 190th Brigade, 63rd (Royal Naval) Division during the 3rd Battle of Ypres (Passchendaele) where he suffered gunshot wounds to the left thigh and right foot, he was then transferred to the Royal Defence Corps, serving with 463 Company with the regimental number 85705, after the war he was granted a small disability pension due to his wounds, also included are Hubert Tiller's pocket New Testament with his name to the inside cover, his Certificate of Transfer to the Reserve, a quantity of General Service tunic buttons, a copy of a photograph of him in Service Dress uniform, (qty).
Lot 420
Kenwood/Trio 'twins', including T-599S transmitter, R-599 receiver and an S-599 speaker (T-599S and R-599 both power up and are boxed). All electrical items in this lot have been PAT tested for safety and have passed. This does not confirm that the item is in full working order. Not available for in-house P&P
Lot 421
Trio 9R-59DS communications receiver with a Kenwood SP-520 speaker, (R-59DS powers on and comes with instruction manual). All electrical items in this lot have been PAT tested for safety and have passed. This does not confirm that the item is in full working order. Not available for in-house P&P
Lot 406
Pilen (Spain) a group of Cars (1) M298 Oldsmobile Policia (2) M545 Ford Fiesta Municipal Police (3) M293 Renault R-5 Municipal Policia (4) 4026 Seat 131 Taxi - generally Excellent to Near Mint, some discolour to decals in generally Good to Excellent rigid perspex cases - one has incomplete plinth label. (4)
Lot 464
Trax (Australia) group (1) 8001 B Holden FJ Sedan "1988 Redex Trial" - yellow (2) 8001 FJ Holden Sedan - green (3) 8003 R FJ Holden Van - "RACV" - yellow (4) 8002 FJ Holden Utility - green, black cover - all are Hong Kong bases - Excellent Plus to Near Mint in Good to Excellent window boxes. (4)
Lot 1005
HORNBY; a collection of OO gauge locomotives comprising R370 H.S.T. Power Car, R371 H.S.T. Dummy Power Car, R426B.R. Inter City MKIII coach, R.7790-4-0 Desmond locomotive, R.041G.W.R. locomotive, R.066 L.M.S. 4-6-2 Duchess locomotive, L.N.E.R. Class A34-62 Flying Scotsman and further OO gauge locomotive, each boxed (8).
Lot 1098
ESSERY (R), AN ILLUSTARTED REVIEW OF MIDLAND LOCOMOTIVES, vols 1 (x2), 2, 3 (x2), 4 (x2), with three other Wild Swan Publishing books; RUSSELL (J), A PICTORIAL RECORD OF GREAT WESTERN ENGINES, vol 1 only, reprint, 1978, TOWNSIN (R), THE JUBILEE 4-6-0’s, 2006; HARRIS (M), GREAT WESTERN COACHES FROM 1890, 1993, with other railway interest books and booklets (127+)
Lot 1100
DOMESDAY BOOK- HAMPSHIRE, three vols, Alecto Historical Editions, London, 1987; RUSSELL (R), THE HARPSICHORD AND CLAVICHORD, 2nd edition, Faber & Faber, 1978 reprint; with other music related books and a large collection of books on various subjects including sport, expedition, coasts, biography etc.
Lot 1103
HODGES (R), BRITISH ARMY BADGES, signed and dated 2005 to the title page; MAY (W), BADGES AND INSIGNIA OF THE BRITISH ARMED SERVICES, Adam & Charles Black, 1974; THE BLITZ THEN AND NOW, three vols, 1987; SMITH (J), JET PLANES OF THE THIRD REICH, Monogram Aviation, 1982; CANTELLI (G), LE UNIFORM DEL REGIO ESECITO ITALIANO NEL PERIODO UMBERTINO, two vols, 2000; and sixteen other military and war related books (24).
Lot 1104
PROCTOR (R), MEMORIALS OF MANCHESTER STREETS, illustrated, gilt red cloth, Manchester, 1874; GLOVER (W), HISTORY OF ASHTON-UNDER-LYNE, Andrew & Co, 1884; AITKIN (J), A DESCRIPTION OF THE COUNTRY FROM THIRTY TO FORTY MILES ROUND MANCHESTER, David & Charles reprint 1968; BOWMAN (W), ENGLAND IN ASHTON-UNDER-LYNE, John Sherratt, 1960; with a collection of books and booklets on Manchester and Cheshire interest.
Lot 2781
F. R. PRATT; a collection of six Prattware pot lids including 'If I ever plant in that bosom', 'Nelson Crescent, Ramsgate', 'HRH The Prince of Wales visiting the Tomb of Washington', etc (6).Condition Report: Crazing throughout, peace has a large chip to the rim, Nelson crescent with heavy scratches, chipping flange and scuffing, example with crack to edge and body, chipping to the flange and chipping to the base, chipping to the base of the harbour.
Lot 585
Masonic regalia comprising three aprons, collars, rosettes, gloves, apron badges and three jewels, one in a Toye & Co Ltd Masonic Jewellers fitted case, with applied birds and enamelled cross and flower decoration, another stamped 'Silver', with a plastic pendant attached, in a G. Kenning & Son Liverpool fitted case, and one for 'The Royal and Masonic Institute for Boys Lancashire Western Division' with a 'Steward 1952' bar, in an R. A. Parkin & Son Liverpool fitted case, all contained in a leather case.
Lot 736
FOLIO SOCIETY; twenty titles relating to children's literature to include a box set, Phillip Pullman 'The Northern Lights', Rudyard Kipling, 'Hans Anderson's Fairy Tales', illustrated by W Heath Robinson, 'Perraults Fairy Tales' illustrated by Edmund Dulac, Susan Cooper titles, Christina Rossetti 'Goblin Market and Selected Poems', Streat field 'Ballet Shoes', J R R Tolkien 'The Hobbit', etc (20).
Lot 644
† R SIGER (b 1944); a pair of watercolours, 'The Old Guildhall' and 'The Church at ?', signed, dated and titled lower right, 19.5 x 24.5cm, framed and glazed (2).Condition Report: † This lot may qualify for Artist Resale Rights. For further information, please visit https://www.dacs.org.uk or https://artistscollectingsociety.org
Lot 484
A collection of model railway items, including four boxed Tri-ang Hornby 00 gauge examples, comprising R.758 Hymek B-B Diesel locomotive, R.342 Oar Transporter, R.633 Liner Train Wagon with three containers and boxed track, a plastic freight depot, loose track and a Tri-ang RP15 Power Unit.Condition Report: - This lot is sold for decorative purposes only, and you must ensure that testing is completed by a qualified electrician before use.
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