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Lot 323
A group of hunting and other pictures and prints, to include After Edwards, The Shadow print, 12cm x 18cm, various other hunting prints, pictures, hunting incidents, various early 20thC oil on board, landscapes, R Offer boat before castle, oil on board, etc., other prints, pictures, The Ultimate Insult, etc. (a quantity)
Lot 47
WW1 Welsh Regiment Cardiff Pals Military Medal, Greek Military Cross Group of Five Medals.Awarded to Sergeant John Griffiths a native of Cardiff and original volunteer of the 11th Bn Welsh Regiment known as the Cardiff Pals Commercial Battalion. Comprising:Military Medal, “15260 SJT J. GRIFFITHS 11/ WELSH R”, 1914/15 Star, “PTE WELSH R”, British War Medal, Victory Medal, “SJT WELSH R”, Greek Military Cross. Group mounted for display. .... Accompanied by Silver War Badge “B249983”, with large certificate. .... Various original photographs and documents including official notification of the award of the Greek Military Cross. Military Medal London Gazette 3rd March 1919.Greek Military Cross 3rd Class London Gazette 21st July 1919Sergeant John Griffiths was a native of Llanarthney and enlisted at Cardiff for the 11th Bn Welsh Regiment on the 2nd September 1914, which would be known as the Cardiff Pals Commercial Battalion. After training he landed in France on the 5th September 1915. The 11th Bn were to spend a short time on the Western Front and on the 30th October 1915 sailed for Salonika and saw their first action in December in the retreat from Serbia. They would also see action at at Horseshoe Hill, Machukovo and the Battle of Doiran. Sergeant Griffiths was wounded on two occasions as can be seen from the original photograph accompanying the lot. On the 18th March 1919 he was a patient at the 2nd S.G. Hospital in Bristol and an original War Department form which accompanies the lot confirms the award of the Greek Military Cross 3rd Class, a second letter retains an original section of it’s ribbon. Sergeant Griffiths received his final discharge on the 25th June 1919 as no longer physically fit with wounds to his left elbow and right hand.
Lot 45
West Yorkshire Regiment WW1 / North Russia Expedition DSO, MC Russian Order of St.Anne Group of Six Medals.A fine and scarce combination group awarded to Major John Cecil Blackburn DSO., MC., Order of St Anne, MID (x3) West Yorkshire Regiment attached 46th Bn Royal Fusiliers who was awarded one of only nine DSO for operations at Archangel. Comprising:Distinguished Service Order, Military Cross “CAPT J.C. BLACKBURN 2/WEST YORKSHIRE 27.6.16” (privately engraved), 1914/15 Star, LIEUT W. YORK R”, British War Medal, Victory Medal, MID Oak Leaf, “MAJOR”. Russian Order of St Anne with Swords 3rd Class”. Mounted for display. .... The group is accompanied by original Warrant for the DSO and certificate for the Order of St.Anne. Also 3 MID certificates. Plus a quantity of research. Distinguished Service Order London Gazette 3rd February 1920 (Archangel)Military Cross London Gazette 14th January 1916Russian Order of St. Anne September 1919 (Certificate).MID 30th November 1915, 2nd October 1919, 16th March 1919.Major John Cecil Blackburn DSO., MC. a pre war Officer was was born on 14th April 1891 at Rawalpindi, India. and was commissioned into the West Yorkshire Regiment in 1910, Lieutenant 1912 and a year later was attached to the Colonial Office for service with the Nigerian Regiment, a post he held at the outbreak of the Great War, earning his 1914/15 Star for operations in Cameroon. Returning to Europe and France he was placed on the Staff with the rank of Captain December 1915. Promoted to Major he at one time was appointed 2nd in Command of the 2nd Bn West Yorkshire Regiment. He volunteered for service in North Russia and was attached to the 46th Bn of the Royal Fusiliers. He retired with the rank of Major in July 1922 and resigned his commission as a reserve Officer in October 1925.
Lot 22
WW1 1/4th Lincolnshire Regiment Group of Three Medals.Awarded to “2204 CPL F TREVITT LINC R.”. Comprising: 1914/15 Star “PTE”, British War Medal, Victory Medal. Mounted for display. ... Accompanied by a quantity of research. Corporal Frederick Trevitt from Lincoln joined the 1/4th Bn of the Lincolnshire Regiment on the 5th August 1915. He landed in France on the 1st March 1915. He was with the Battalion on the 1st July 1916 for the attack at Gommecourt and appears to have been posted home in February 1917 for service with war work. at the Ruston Proctor Co. Ltd Lincolnshire.
Lot 165
10 Cavalry cap badges.4th Royal Irish Dragoon Guards ... 5th Royal Inniskilling Dragoon Guards (Gaunt) ... R. Scots Greys ... 4th Hussars ... 3rd K.O. Hussars ... 3rd Dragoon Guards ... King’s Dragoon Guards (inter war bras eagle) ... 11th PAO Hussars (three loops) ... 18th Hussars ... 15th/19th Hussars (Gladman & Norman). All complete with fixings. (10 items)
Lot 46
Boer War, WW1 Imperial Yeomanry Middlesex Regiment Military Cross, Imperial Russian Order of St.Vladimir Group of Seven Medals.Awarded to Major Alan Mure Bellingham MC, who was wounded during the Boer War serving with the Shropshire Imperial Yeomanry and saw service in France with the Middlesex, Royal Irish Rifles and Machine Gun Corps, he would also serve in North Russia with the Royal Irish Rifles. Comprising:Military Cross, Queen’s South Africa Medal, three clasps “Cape Colony”, “Orange Free State”, “Transvaal”, “LIEUT A.M. BELLINGHAM IMP YEO”, King’s South Africa Medal, two clasps “South Africa 1901”, “South Africa 1902”, “LT. I.Y”, 1914/15 Star, “LIEUT MIDD’X R”, British War Medal, Victory Medal, “MAJOR”, Imperial Russian Order of St. Vladimir 4th Class (reverse centre absent, enamel damage to one arm). The group remains as originally worn. Military Cross London Gazette 16th September 1918.“For conspicuous gallantry and devotion to duty. This officer, though not ordered to take part in a counter-attack, seeing men on the left hesitate to start, led them to the attack under heavy rifle and machine-gun fire, and gained his objective. His fine example of gallantry inspired the men and caused the success obtained.”Major Alan Mure Bellingham MC was born in India in 1880, returning to the family’s native home Bellingham Ireland, he was employed as a War Correspondent for The Daily Sketch and at the age of 20 volunteered at Belfast for service in the ranks of the 46th Company (Belfast) 13th Battalion Imperial Yeomanry. He was captured and held prisoner in May 1900, but was released. After his one year service in the ranks he was granted a Commission with the Belfast Company in April 1901. Attached to the 13th Company (Shropshire) he was wounded in action at Kleinfontein on the 24th October 190. Recovering he remained in South Africa until the end of the war. Returning to Ireland he was granted a Commission into the Middlesex Regiment which he held until 1907 when he resigned. In 1914 he rejoined the Middlesex Regiment and appears to have been attached to the Royal Irish Rifles landing in France on the 15th November 1915. He volunteered for service with the Machine Gun Corps and promoted to acting Major in January 1917. With the end of the war he volunteered for service in North Russia with the Royal Irish Rifles, later Royal Ulster Rifles. The award of the Imperial Russian Order of St. Vladimir 4th Class is confirmed in “White Russian Awards to British & Commonwealth Servicemen during the Allied Intervention in Russia 1918-20”. Returning from Russia, in 1922 he is noted as serving as Adjutant with the Madras Guards.
Lot 110
Scottish. 3rd (Morayshire) VB Seaforth Highlanders (Ross-shire Buffs Duke of Albany’s) Plaid Brooch circa 1898-1908.Good heavy die-cast nickel example by R & HB Kirkwood, Edinburgh; reverse numbered ‘42’. Quoit ornamented with fern leaf design mounted with a stag’s head cabossed, in high relief. Stout pin to reverse. VGC Various Elgin Rifle Volunteers consolidated and eventually redesignated eventually redesignated 3rd VB 1st December 1887 with HQ at Elgin
Lot 49
WW1 3rd Bn Gordon Highlanders Officer’s Order of Sava Group of Four Medals.Awarded to Captain Robert Ian Baird, who served during WW1 with Military Intelligence and in the post war years was appointed Second Secretary with the Diplomatic Service. Comprising:1914/15 Star, “LIEUT R. BAIRD GORD. HIGHRS”, British War Medal, Victory Medal, “CAPT”, Serbian Order of St. Sava 4th Class”. Group remains mounted as originally worn. Serbian Order of St. Sava 4th Class London Gazette 15th October 1920.Captain Robert Ian Baird was born at Durris House County Kincardine in 1894. He attended Eton School and served in the OTC. He volunteered and was granted a commission in the 3rd Bn of the Gordon Highlanders on the 1st September 1914. He landed in France earning the 1914/15 Star and was wounded on the 18th July 1916, with gunshot and shrapnel to the right arm. H was sent back to England. After a long period in hospital and resting he was summoned to the War Office and posted to Military Intelligence in November 1917. After the war he joined the Diplomatic Service being appointed 3rd Secretary 1921 and two years later 1923 2nd Secretary.
Lot 35
WW1 King’s Liverpool Regiment . Machine Gun Corps Group of Three Mdals.Awarded to “2581 CPL G.H. GRIMSHAW L’POOL R’. Comprising: 1914/15 Star “PTE L’POOL R”, British War Medal, Victory Medal, “CPL L’POOL R”. Corporal George H Grimshaw landed in France on the 7th March 1915. He is confirmed as later serving with the Machine Gun Corps.
Lot 51
WW1 8th (Pontefact) Bn York & Lancashire Regiment DCM, Italian Croce de Guerra Group of Five Medals.Awarded to Warrant Officer Thomas Blockley DCM. Comprising:Distinguished Conduct Medal, “16998 SJT T. BLOCKLEY 8/ Y & L R”, 1914/15 Star, “CPL YORK & LANC R”, British War Medal, Victory Medal “WO CL 2 Y&L R”, Italian Croce di Guerra. Group mounted for display. Distinguished Conduct Medal London Gazette 26th July 1917.“For conspicuous gallantry and devotion to duty. Whilst in charge of a working party he showed great coolness and courage under heavy shell fire. During which he was wounded in several places and buried twice. Notwithstanding this he carried on with his work and then skillfully withdrew his party”. Italian Croce de Guerra London Gazette 17th May 1919.Warrant Officer Thomas Blockley DCM was a native of Melbourne Derbyshire volunteered o serve with the 8th Bn York & Lancs Regiment and landed in France on the 27th August 1915. The action resulting in the award of the DCM is believed to have taken place during the Battle of Messines. The Battalion served on the Western Front before transferring to the Italian front in November 1917 as part of the 23rd Division. He was discharged on the 15th April 1917.This combination of the D.C.M. and Italian War Cross is unique to the Battalion.
Lot 38
WW1 7th Bn Cheshire Regiment Triple Gallantry Military Medal Group of Six.Awarded to 293129 Warrant Officer Henry Long of the 1/7th Bn Cheshire Regiment. Comprising: Military Medal, “293129 C.Q.M SJT H LONG 7/CHES R”, British War Medal, Victory Medal “7679 W.O.CL 2 H LONG CHES R”, Army Long Service & Good Conduct Medal (GVR), “4114218 W.O.CL11 H LONG CHES R”, French Medaille Militaire, French Croix de Guerre. Group mounted for display, accompanied by a quantity of research. Military Medal London Gazette 24th January 1919.French Medaille Militaire, London Gazette 22nd November 1918French Croix de Guerre London Gazette 7th October 1919.Regimental citation for the award of the Military Medal, “For continuous good work whilst Co. Sergt Major of a Company. On several occasions he saved the situation by his coolness and handling of NCO’s and men near Parcy Tigny in July and August 1918.”Warrant Officer Henry Long was a native of Worksop Nottinghamshire, he landed in France after the 1st January 1916 and joined the Battalion. The LS&GC medal was awarded in 1923. All three regimental numbers are confirmed.
Lot 17
WW1 Essex Regiment Gallipoli Veteran Group of Three Medals.Awarded to “2100 SJT C.E. BRACKENBOROUGH ESSEX R”. Comprising: 1914/15 Star “PTE ESSEX R”, British War Medal, Victory Medal. Mounted for display. ... Accompanied by a quantity of research. Sergeant Charles Edwin Brackenborough a native of Walthamstow enlisted into the 1/7th Bn Essex Regiment on the 7th November 1913. On the 11th August 1915 he landed at Gallipoli and whist fighting here was wounded and was sent back to the UK. He returned to his Regiment and survived the war and died in 1975.
Lot 78
WW1 1st Bn King’s Royal Rifle Corps 1915 Casualty Mons Star Group of Medals.Awarded to “5672 PTE R DAVIES K R RIF C”. Comprising: 1914 Star “PTE 1/K.R. RIF. C.”, Tailor’s Clasp, British War Medal, Victory Medal, Bronze Momorial Plaque “RICHARD DAVIES”. Private Richard Davies landed in France on the 22nd August 1914 and is confirmed as being awarded the clasp. He was Killed in Action on the 5th December 1915.
Lot 18
WW1 6th Bn London Regiment Group of Three Medals.Awarded to “2706 PTE G.F. ROBBINS 6-LOND R”. Comprising: 1914/15 Star, British War Medal, Victory Medal. Mounted for display. ... Accompanied by a quantity of research. Private Gerald Francis Robbins a native of Ilford volunteered into the 6th London Regiment on the 14th September 1914. He landed in France on the 18th March 1915 and saw action at Aubers Ridge May 1915. In January 1916 he recieved a head wound and was returned to England and was discharged as unfit for service on the 16th August 1916.
Lot 43
WW1 2nd Bn Royal Scots Fusiliers MID Belgian Croix de Guerre Group of Four Medals.Awarded to “10664 SJT W SANDELL R. SC FUS.”. Comprising: 1914 Star, with clasp “PTE 2/R.SC FUS”, British War Medal, Victory Medal, MID OAK LEAF “SJT R SC FUS”, Belgian Croix de Guerre. Group mounted for display with a quantity of research. Mentioned in Despatches London Gazette 18th December 1917.Belgian Croix de Guerre London Gazette 12th July 1918.Sergeant Wilfred Sandell was a native of Delamere near Norwich a pre war soldier he landed in France with the Battalion on the 6th October 1914.
Lot 53
WW1 1st Bn King’s Liverpool Regiment Officer’s Order of the Egyptian Nile Group of Four Medals.Awarded to Captain Thomas Marshall Warburton, who was appointed Provost Marshal of the Port of Alexandria. Comprising: 1914/15 Star “2.LIEUT T.M. WARBURTON L’POOL R”, British War Medal, Victory Medal, MID Oak Leaf (Tailor's example), “CAPT”, Egyptian Order of the Nile 4th Class (Reverse stamped LATTES). Group mounted for display. ... Accompanied by box for the Order of the Nile.... and a quantity of research. Order of the Nile London Gazette 26th November 1919.MID on two occasions.Captain Thomas Marshall Warburton was commissioned into the 1st Garrison Bn King’s Liverpool Regiment on the 5th March 1915 and embarked for Egypt on the 9th October 1915. During his service with the Egyptian Expeditionary Force served as Adjutant at Sidi Bishr and was appointed Provost of the Port of Alexandria. He returned to the UK in November 1919. His post war career included employment as a Master of Epsom College.
Lot 23
WW1 Royal West Kent Regiment Group of Three Medals.Awarded to “GS-5154 PTE G WOODGER R.W. KENT R.”. Comprising: 1914/15 Star “PTE”, British War Medal, Victory Medal. Mounted for display. ... Accompanied by a quantity of research. Private George Woodger was from West Malling and enlisted on the 28th December 1914. He landed in France on the 1st June 1915. He was present during the Battle of Loos and in March 1916 is posted home to the Depot and was discharged on the 28th April 1916 as no longer fit for war service.
Lot 56
WW1 Welsh Regiment / WW2 Monmouthshire Home Guard Officer’s Group of Three Medals & Ephemera.This group was awarded to Lieutenant Alfred Williams who during the Great War served in the ranks of the both the Welsh Regiment and the King’s Shropshire Light Infantry and during WW2 served with the 6th (Tredegar) Bn Monmouthshire Home Guard as a Lieutenant. Comprising:British War Medal, Victory Medal, “59794 PTE A WILLIAMS WELSH R”, Defence Medal. Mounted for display. ... Accompanied by Military ID as Lieutenant 6th Mon Batt Home Guard. ... Named Home Guard Certificate of Service. ... Group photographs of D. Coy Home Guard. ... quantity of research etc. Lieutenant Alfred Williams was born in 1890 in Cardiff, by the outbreak of the Great War he was working as a Railway Servant. He volunteered joining the Welsh Regiment and landed in France after January 1916. He is noted as serving with the KSLI with the regimental number 27594. His name appeared in the casualty list if the 18th June 1918 noted as wounded. At the outbreak of WW2 still living in his home town of Tredegar he volunteered for duty with the home Guard on the 28th May 1940. Originally serving with D Coy as a Sergeant he was later commissioned. He remained with the Home Guard until stand down on the 31st December 1944.
Lot 107
Scottish. London Scottish Victorian Officer’s 1896 Edinburgh hallmarked silver plaid brooch.Fine example by R & HB Kirkwood, 66 & 68 Thistle St. Edinburgh. Plain burnished silver quoit mounted with crown, thistle sprays bearing central Lion Rampant in relief and a lined scroll “THE LONDON SCOTTISH”. Stout pin to reverse. Very good condition This design was introduced in 1886.
Lot 106
Scottish. London Scottish Victorian Officer’s 1886 Edinburgh hallmarked silver plaid brooch.Fine example by R & HB Kirkwood, 66 & 68 Thistle St. Edinburgh made the year of its inception. Plain burnished silver quoit mounted with crown, thistle sprays bearing central Lion Rampant in relief and a lined scroll “THE LONDON SCOTTISH”. Stout pin to reverse. Slight service wear. GC This design was introduced in 1886.
Lot 67
Royal Air Force BEM. RAF Elizabeth II British Empire Medal Gallantry AwardThis is believed to be the first such award to be made in the reign of Queen Elizabeth II. Awarded to “4056492 LAC James W Dorey RAF”. Retaining original ribbon and pin as worn and contained in box of issue ... Accompanied by Buckingham Palace forwarding letter (Elizabeth R) ... Two original press photographs taken at the presentation ceremonially ... Original copy of the London Gazette. GC. The announcement of the BEM appeared in the London Gazette with a full citation on the 14th March 1952. “On the 22nd December 1951 a Meteor Mark VII aircraft WA 936 from Royal Air Force Station Coltishall crashed and caught fire within the airfield boundary of RAF Station Horsham St Faith. The fire crew quickly attacked the flames and soon it was possible to see that there were two occupants of the aircraft. The unconscious pilot was pulled out of the burning wreckage with little delay, but the Navigator who was fully conscious was still trapped. Leading Aircraftsman Dorey a member of the fire crew, who had already worked valiantly in the task of controlling the fire and rescuing the Pilot, climbed onto the fuselage and despite the obvious danger of imminent explosion and the extreme discomfort from the flames and smoke, held the navigator as far away from the flames as he could. This he did to the limit of his physical strength, thus enabling the Medical Officer more easily to administer to the injured man and finally effect his removal from the wreckage. Leading Aircraftsman Dorey thereupon collapsed from the effects of the smoke and his superhuman exertion and fell into the wreckage, from which he was rescued by his comrades. His magnificent conduct was largely responsible for the navigator being rescued alive; unfortunately he died subsequently in Hospital”LAC Dorey joined the RAF in late 1950. The Meteor in question WA936 was carrying out a formation flying practice, when it fell out of formation and crashed, both crew members succumbed to their injuries.The Navigator Flight Sergeant Edward Shipman died three days later on Christmas Day. Pilot Sergeant John Stuart Jennison died shortly after the crash on the 22nd December.With the death of King George VI one month before the announcement of the award, this would indicate the first award of the BEM to the RAF by Queen Elizabeth.
Lot 57
WW1 York & Lancs Regiment Group of Three Medals.Awarded to “12057 PTE J. R. RAMSBOTTOM Y&L R”. Comprising: 1914/15 Star, “PTE YORK & LANC R”, British War Medal, Victory Medal, “PTE Y & L R”. Mounted for display, with a quantity of research. Private John Richard Ramsbottom was a native of Manchester born in 1889, by the time of the outbreak of the Great War he was living in Sheffield and employed as a coal miner at the Tinsley Park Colliery. Volunteering for service on the 31st August 1914, He landed in France to join the 1st Bn York & Lancs on the 7th March 1915. He was wounded and returned to the Uk in May 1915 returning to France to join the 10th Bn in June 1916. In April 1917 he was wounded for a second time returning to the UK and was discharged due to his wounds on the 22nd November 1917 and awarded the silver war badge. He was die a year later on the 7th November 1918 a victim of the flu pandemic.
Lot 58
WW1 Prisoner of War Medals of Wales Regiments Interest. Comprising: British War Medal, Victory Medal awarded to “230369 PTE G. WASHINGTON MONMOUTH R”. Mounted for display with research. .... Similar pair awarded to awarded to “34665 A CPL G EDWARDS WELSH R”. Mounted for display with research. Private George Washington was born in 1899 and in 1915 he was working as a weaver. Volunteering underage at only 16 years old he joined the Monmouthshire Regiment on the 2nd October 1915. He would also serve with the Herefordshire Regiment and the South Wales Borders. On the 30th May 1918 he was taken Prisoner by the Germans. ... Private George Edwards was born in Trealaw Glamorgan and enlisted into the 20th (3rd Rhonndda) Bn of the Welsh Regiment. He landed in France on the 16th March 1916. He was taken POW by the Germans on the 30th May 1918.
Lot 416
WW2 Showa Period Japanese Officer’s “Surrender” Sword with accompanying Paperwork & Provenance.A scarce near complete grouping, this being the sword of Lieutenant Yosuida an Artillery Officer of the Southern Army. Comprising: Sword, this with a 27 inch polished blade of good quality. The tang with maker’s stamps, indicating made by O-Gawa Kanekuni of Noshu Province. The hilt with military mounts the pommel with a family “Mon” indicating Yosuida. Housed in painted metal scabbard. The sword retains original sword knot and brown leather field cover for the handle. The scabbard with original linen surrender label giving details of the original owner and his unit details. Good clean condition ... The sword is accompanied by the original Certificate of Possession allowing 14763319 Sergeant R Brown to have the sword issued by the Special Investigation Branch May 1946 ... A photograph of Sergeant Brown and Lieutenant Yosuida ... Silk Japanese Prayer flag with signatures. Overall condition is near Very Good a very complete and comprehensive grouping. Interpretation of tang markings and surrender label accompanies the lot. The regimental number indicates that Sgt Brown was service with the General Service Corps. The interpretation of the markings on the tang and label are supplied by the vendor. Potential buyers should satisfy themselves to the accuracy of the interpretation before bidding.
Lot 25
WW1 5th Bn South Staffordshire Regiment Group of Three Medals.Awarded to “895 PTE W.T. SUMMERS S. STAFFT R.”. Comprising: 1914/15 Star, British War Medal, Victory Medal. Mounted for display. ... Accompanied by a quantity of research. Private William Thomas Summers was a native of Smethwick and enlisted into the 5th Bn on the 4th June 1915. He landed in France on the 10th December 1915. On the 28th March 1918 whilst serving with the 2nd Bn he was wounded in the chest and forearm, he was posted back to England and after a spell with the Labour Corps was discharged April 1919.
Lot 72
Border Regiment 3 x India General Service MedalsComprising: India General Service Medal clasp “Afghanistan NWF 1919”. Awarded to “202051 PTE A.E. LEWIS 2-4 BORD R”.(EDGE KNOCKS) ... “201215 PTE ? 2-4 BORD R”.( NAME PART ERASED) ... Clasp “North West Frontier 1930-31” “3594707 PTE A BATES BORD R”. (3 medals)
Lot 27
WW1 8th Bn Suffolk Regiment Group of Three Medals.Awarded to “14638 PTE T.C. TURNER SUFF R”. Comprising: 1914/15 Star, British War Medal, Victory Medal. Mounted for display. ... Accompanied by a quantity of research. Private Thomas Charles Turner a native of Woolpit Suffolk enlisted into the 8th Bn Suffolk Regiment on the 1st September 1914. He landed in France on the 25th July 1915. During the action at Delville Wood 19th July 1916, he was wounded in the left foot and leg. He returned to the Regiment in October 1916. He later served with the Highland Light Infantry and was discharged in February 1919. He died in 1968.
Lot 403
Early 19th Century Officer’s Cavalry Pattern Sword A good example with a plain curved 31 inch piped back quill point blade. The hilt with shagreen covered grip enclosed within a scroll and pierced guard. Housed in steel scabbard engraved with the retailer’s details of “R. Johnston Late Bland & Foster” of St. James London. Overall GC. Similar example shown in Swords of the British Army (2nd Edition) page 85 Variation of the 1820 pattern.
Lot 164
10 Cavalry cap badges.10th Hussars (loops) ... 3rd The King’s Own Hussars (Officer) ... 12th Lancers ... R. Scots Greys ... R. Scots Dragoon Guards ... Royal Dragoons (loops) ... 12th Royal Lancers (pre 1903 on loops) ... 8th King’s Royal Irish Hussars ... 13th/18th Hussars ... 7th Dragoon Guards (brass with motto). All complete with fixings. (10 items)
Lot 640
A bridge near Dolgellau, Snowdonia signed lower left 'R. Gallon' oil on canvas 42 x 32cmFootnote: Provenance: Chilham Antiques, Canterbury, Kent, where acquired before 1995Condition report: Oil on canvas which has been lined. The canvas tension is very stiff due to the lining. The paint layer are in a stable condition. The varnish is glossy, clear and even. The frame is in a good condition.
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