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Lot 42
Great War Casualty Medal Pair and Memorial Plaque 10th London Regiment, consisting of British War and Victory medals awarded to “420523 PTE D CROFT 10-LOND R”, Bronze memorial plaque “DANIEL CROFT”. Medals are mounted for display and accompanied by original case and forwarding envelope for the memorial plaque. Private Croft was born in Whitechapel and enlisted in Hackney. He died of wounds received on 26th June 1918. He was serving with “D” company at the time of his death.
Lot 43
Great War Casualty Medal Pair and Memorial Plaque 10th London Regiment, consisting of British War and Victory medals awarded to “421422 PTE C SLAYFORD 10-LOND R”, Bronze memorial plaque “CHRISTOPHER SLAYFORD”. Medals remain in good condition. Private Christopher Slayford served with the 2/10th London Regiment. He died of wounds received on 10th May 1917. Private Slayford was from Rotherhithe, London.
Lot 44
Great War Casualty Medal Pair and Memorial Plaque 10th London Regiment, consisting of British War and Victory medals awarded to “423691 PTE F CARTER 10-LOND R”, Bronze memorial plaque “FREDERICK CARTER”. Medals remain in generally good condition. Private Frederick Carter was killed in action on 8th August 1917, he was from Stratford, London and is buried at Bailleul Communal Cemetery Extension.
Lot 45
Great War Casualty Medal Pair and Memorial Plaque 10th London and Labour Corps, consisting of British War and Victory medals awarded to “424019 PTE A CREES 10-LOND R”, Bronze memorial plaque “ALFRED BERTIE CREES”. Mounted on a display board with brass Labour Corps cap badge. Private Alfred Crees was from Aston in Birmingham. He died on the 14th November 1918 and is buried at Premont Cemetery. He also served in 103rd Company Labour Corps.
Lot 46
Great War Casualty Medal Pair and Memorial Plaque 10th London Regiment, consisting of British War and Victory medals awarded to “420822 CPL P H WELLUM 10-LOND R”, Bronze memorial plaque “PHILIP HENRY WELLUM”. Medals court mounted for display. Private Philip Henry Wellum was from Prittlewell, Essex. He was killed in action on 30th May 1917. He is buried at the HAC Cemetery Ecouts St Mein.
Lot 47
Great War Casualty Medal Pair and Memorial Plaque 10th London Regiment, consisting of British War and Victory medals awarded to “423562 PTE S T STRIBLING 10-LOND R”, Bronze memorial plaque “SAMUEL THOMAS STRIBLING”. Medals remain in good condition. Private Stribling was killed in action on 27th March 1918, he is commemorated on the Arras Memorial.
Lot 30
Five rings, one vintage diamond set, size R, another smaller diamond ring, size L, vintage sapphire and diamond cluster, opal and ruby cluster and onyx signet ring, all mounted in 9 ct yellow gold . CONDITION9 ct gross weight 11.1 grams sapphire and diamond cluster , ring size NRuby and opal cluster, ring size N 1/2Onyx signet ring size N, band mis-shapenLarger vintage diamond ring band slightly mis-shapen
Lot 5039
Vinyl Records - LP's Including The Sandpipers; The Lovin Spoonful; Gordon Giltrap; Focus; Peter Frampton; Lulu; The Mamas and Papas; The Drifters; The Four Tops; The Impressions; The Isley Brothers; Gladys Knight & the Pips; Wilson Pickett; Otis Redding; Edwin Star and Blinky; Diana Ross; R. Dean Taylor; Billy Fury; Compilations, etc (50)
Lot 5135
Vinyl Records - LP's including Nirvana - Nevermind - 424 425-1 (matrix runout side A A33 9124 425 S1 320, side B A33 9124 425 S2 320; The Vaccines - English Graffiti - 88875083851; Guns N' Roses - Appetite for Destruction - GHS 24148 (matrix runout side G GHS 24148/A, side R GHS 24148/B; Oasis (2) - (What's the Story) Morning Glory? - RKIDLP73; Red Hot Chili Peppers - By the Way - 9 48140-1; Ozzy Osbourne - Blizzard of Ozz - 88697 73819 1 (6) Condition Report: Sleeves and vinyl in excellent condition, a couple of handling marks on Guns and Roses album but not scratched
Lot 181A
Swarovski Zirconia Set Band Ring, a classic five graduated octagon cut band ring, with equivalent diamond weight of 3cts, made with platinum vermeil and silver, and set with the highest level crystal production of the Swarovski company, Swarovski Zirconia; the high quality Zirconia, here used by one of Swarovski's international customers, is laser etched 'Swarovski' to each stone, visible only under high magnification; size R
Lot 185A
Peridot and White Zircon Cluster Ring, a 2.5ct oval cut feature peridot set, slightly raised, in the centre of the asymmetrical boss shape ring, with a band of small, round cut natural zircons, for a little extra sparkle, within a band of larger, oval cut peridots reaching out to each shoulder; the whole, totalling 4.5cts, set in 14ct gold vermeil and silver; size R. Peridot is the Birthstone for August
Lot 126
THE SMITHS/MORRISSEY/FACTORY RECORDS/MANCHESTER - 7". What about this cracking bundle of 9 x ace 7", our kid?! Titles are The Smiths - Ask (German p/s 6.14721 AC - Ex/Ex), An Interview With.. (VG+), Morrissey - Dagenham Dave (74321299807 - Ex+/neat VG+) and Hold On To Your Friends (R 6383 number 00173), ESG - You're No Good (FAC34 - Ex/Ex), A Certain Ratio - All Night Party (2nd pressing Fac 5 - VG+ copy), Joy Division - Transmission (inc. original textured sleeve Fac 13 - Ex/VG+ and smooth sleeve - Ex/VG+) and Love Will Tear Us Apart (Fac 23 - Ex/Ex) and New Order - Ceremony (Fac 33 original embossed sleeve - Ex+/Ex).
Lot 45
INDIE - 10"/12"/LPs. Cracking collection of 18 x 10" with 34 x (largely) 12". Artists/titles include The Sundays - Reading, Writing And Arithmetic (lovely original UK copy of the band's debut LP, ROUGH 148 - Ex+/Ex+), The Verve - Gravity Grave (HUTEN 21) and Blue (HUTEN 29), R The Wedding Present - Dalliance (ltd 10" number 08381), Curve, The Groove Farm, Crazyhead, Revolver, The Darling Buds, Lush, That Petrol Emotion, The Breeders, The 25th Of May, The Sugarcubes, Huggy Bear - Taking The Rough With The Smooch, Razorcuts - Sorry To Embarrass You EP and I Heard You The First Time, Ocean Colour Scene, The Housemartins, Michelle Shocked, Darling Buds, Billy Bragg, The Mighty Lemon Drops and The Railway Children. Condition is often ace Ex+.
Lot 725
A Charles II silver and tortoiseshell commemorative tobacco box, together with a related bronze portrait medallion: the cover with central silver relief silhouette portrait of Charles I within a reeded mount to the rim, 10 x 8 cm; the 17th century medallion after James & Norbert Roettiers, one side with the Royal portrait and inscribed 'Charles, by the Grace of God, King of Great Britain, France, and Ireland and of Glorious Memory' signed 'R', the reverse depicting a landscape and sheep without a shepherd, a hand from heaven holding a crown and inscribed 'Learn Virtue from Me, but Fortune from Others', 5 cm diameter and fitted wood case [2].
Lot 208
A large assortment of Scout related books, including The Patrol System and Letter to a Patrol Leader by Capt. The Hon R.E Philipps, African Scout Stories by R Keable, The Scout hymn and Song books, How and Why for Scouts, The Camp Fire Leader's Book by Rex Hazlewood and John Thurman and more (parcel)
Lot 370
A group of six WWI medals, comprising two Victory, awarded to 890776 DVR. A.B. ALLUM R.A and G-17207 PTE. H.D STEVENS R.SUSS.R, a War medal awarded to 207025 PTE R.E WHITBREAD LABOUR CORPS, two 1914-15 Stars awarded to 10439 PTE F.GORDON R.BERKS.R and 5623 PTE W.CASS NORTH'N R and a British Red Cross Society For War Service 1914-18 medal (6)
Lot 485
United Nations Refugee Relief Agency (UNRRA) 1943-1947, an aluminium-bound presentation album, with Latvian coin inset to cover, and inscription inside dedicated to Deputy Director W R Cullimore from 'the Latvians of the DP (Displaced Persons) Center in Lauingen, Danube, Bavaria, Germany, 24 6 1946, 320mm wide and 'Story of UNRRA', 1948, with three group photographs including Cullimore in Civil Defence work in wartime India (a lot)
Lot 558
A Bentley Turbo R Saloon, first registered 1990, vermilion red with magnolia upholstery, sold as seen, 110,000 miles, appears correct, MOT expired, FBentley Turbo R - Registration Number 489 BBKThis is an outline condition report based on visible condition only: there may be other defects not visible and untested.Viewing prior to the sale in recommended.BodyworkThe bodywork is in reasonable condition, its vermilion red paintwork has a good lustre. Corrosion and paint bubbling is visible to both rear wheel arches, around the front wheel arches and along the bottom of the rear windscreen and front wing. The rubber facings of both bumpers are displaced, the chrome trims around the bumpers are a little dented. All four alloy wheels will need refurbishing. The Avon Turbospeed tyres have good tread depths.InteriorThe cream leather interior is rather grubby but should benefit from a thorough clean and the application of hide food; no tears to the leather detected. The red piping appears in good order. The wood cappings to all four doors are affected by peeling lacquer and possible fading; the dashboard and wood rimmed steering wheel appear to be in good order. The inner door seal next to the driver's door is loose.MechanicalThe car was running when collected from the seller and was running when delivered to our premises. The rear hydraulic suspension drops when the car is stationary; the system uses a Citroen patent design and will need checking and servicing.The car does not have a current MOT; there is some evidence of service history and other work carried out on the car.
Lot 176
13 boxed Britians soldier figures, including 3 x Royal Marines Drum Major, 3 x Pioneer Fort Henry Guard, 5 Scots Guards (2 x Bandmaster, 2 R, Quartermaster Sgt. and S.W. Adderley Sgt Major 1st Batallion) and a Dennis Britain figure together with a #40359 Mounted 16th Lancer figure, also boxed. (14)
Lot 233
An impressive Spitfire F24 Control Line model with motor fitted in 80 Squadron camouflage livery together with a Spitfire Mk IX 'MH434' fully electronic radio control model in silver finish, approximate wingspan of each being 120cm. Also included in this lot is a Futaba Ripmax FP-5LK 5 channel 4 Servo Digital Proportional R/C system, a Pro-Peak Varipulse VP2500VP Fast Charger and a Transmitter Tray, all boxed. (5)
Lot 437
OO Gauge. 4 boxed Hornby Locomotives, R.552 BR 4-6-2 'Oliver Cromwell' and R.375 LNER 4-6-2 Class A3 'Pretty Polly' (Limited Edition) together with two Brush Type 4 Diesel Electric Locomotives - Class 47 BR blue and Class 47/48 BR green. Models appear G/VG although condition of outer packaging varies widely.
Lot 441
OO Gauge. 4 boxed Hornby Locomotives, R.150 L&Y 0-4-0 ST, R.369 BR Class 37 Diesel, R.761 GWR Hall Class Locomotive and a 4-6-0 Locomotive with Tender 'Southern 795', all appear G/G+ in F packaging. Two unboxed Hornby Locomotives with Tenders are also included as part of this lot, 4-6-0 'Bahamas 45596' and 4-6-2 'Morning Star 70021' both in BR green with the latter model having some damage, together with a wooden display plinth surmounted by track section and brass plate to front inscribed 'Andrew Hunt with Loctite to Innsbruck'. (7)
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