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Click here to subscribeAn 18ct white gold sapphire and diamond three stone ring sapphire approx 7.8mm x 6.3mm x 3.3mm, diamonds estimated approx 0.30cts combined, finger size R, weight 4.1gms Condition Report: Sapphire dark but nice colour, zoning visible, if looked for. Diamonds; bright and clean one tiny carbon spot seen with a loope, Mount; Light general wear.
A collection of WWI and WWII badges and dog tags including British War medal and Victory medal both inscribed to rims '2 Lieut R. J. Bunning RAF' along with four leather WWI dog tags for the same, RFC and RAF patch badges, miniatures of WWI and WWII medals, Womens Land Army and WVS Civil Defence metal enamel badges, a Free Mason badge commemorating the Installation of H.R.H. The Prince Of Wales as Most Worshipful Grand Master of the United Grand Lodge of Ancient Free and Accepted Masons of England 28th April 1875, a red plastic WWII Salvage Steward badge, a George V Royal Engineers brass badge and a collection of brass buttons, both military and other. (1 bag)
A WWII medal group belonging to Inspector William R Wardle, comprising the 1939-1945 Star, the Italy Star, the Defence Medal, the 1939 - 1945 War Medal and Exemplary Police Service Medal, mounted and framed, together with a WWII US Army SHAEF Supreme Headquarters Allied Expeditionary Force shoulder patch badge, mounted on card and from Major General Ray W Barker, inscription to back of card dated 1944.
A. A. Milne: a first edition copy of 'Winnie The Pooh', published 1926, pictorial gilt tooled green cloth, two early editions of 'When We Were Very Young', sixth edition December 1924 and eleventh edition, 1925, pictorial gilt tooled blue cloth, 'The House at Pooh Corner', third edition, 1929, gilt tooled red cloth and 'The Christopher Robin Story Book', thirteenth edition, 1945, pictorial silver tooled red cloth, all published by Methuen & Co Ltd, London, together with Robert Louis Stevenson 'A Child's Garden of Verses', illustrated by Charles Robinson, published John Lane, The Bodley Head, London and Charles Scribners's Sons, New York, 1899, pictorial tooled gilt green cloth, Rudyard Kipling, Captain's Courageous, Macmillan and Co, Limited, London, 1897, pictorial gilt tooled blue cloth, and J. R. R. Tolkein, 'Mr Bliss', published George Allen and Unwin, 1982, all 8vo. (8)
BEWICK, Thomas "A History of British Birds", Newcastle 1832, two half calf vols., printed with images from his wood blocks, F.G. STEPHENS "Memoirs of Sir Edwin Landseer", London 1874, illus. in a tooled leather "Ramage" of London binding, THE R EV. F.O. MORRIS "A History of British Birds", London 1851, a five volume set
A selection of books consisting of seventeen volumes of ''The Illustrated Waverley Novels'' by Sir Walter Scott; ''Stories from the Arabian Nights'' pictured by Edmund Dulac; ''Alice's Adventures in Wonderland'' by Lewis Carroll illustrated by Arthur Rackham, printed R Clay & Sons and other books
A collection of silverwares to include spill vase, small twin handled trophy cup, candle snuffer with turned wood handle, a letter opener with integral cannister possibly for stamps by R. Blackinton & Co American sterling silver, a white metal mounted lighter in the Indonesian manner etc. Weighable silver approx. 4.7 oz
Three Special Constabulary Long Service Medals consisting of George V (crowned type) with The Great War 1914-18 clasp named to SUB-INSPR. HERBERT I. FRIPP, George VI to S/INSPR CYRIL R HOBBS, George V (crowned type) with The Great War 1914-18 clasp named to SERGT. WILLIAM SPRATT with accompanying 1914 Metropolitan Special Constabulary Long Service medal (4)
COURT MARTIAL / LOCAL INTEREST: A medal group of five consisting of Victorian Queen's Sudan Medal (1899) named to 3529 PTE. T. EDGE 1/LINC, Queen's South Africa Medal (QSA) with South Africa 1902 and Transvaal clasps named to 5309 PTE. T. EDGE NORFOLK REGT., WWI 1914-15 trio to 3-10462 C. SJT. T. EDGE NORF. R. (Victory with MiD), Khedive's Sudan Medal (1896-1908) named to 3529 PTE. T. EDGE 1ST BN. LINCOLN. REGT. Timothy Edge was born in Loddon, Norfolk on 25th February 1875 and went on to work as a horseman on a farm. Enlisted in Norwich, joining the Lincolnshire Regiment on 2nd February 1893 aged 18 years 1 month. Served at home from 02/02/1893 until 31/01/1895. Posted to Malta 1895-1897 then Egypt 1897-1898. Took part in the Nile Expedition to reclaim Dongola seeing action at The Atbara on 8th April 1898 and Khartoum 2nd September 1898. He served in Madras, India 8th November 1898 until 10th February 1902, suffering an injury falling from a tree (information with lot). Transferred to the 1st Bn. Norfolk Regiment (sanctioned as a special case) in 1899. Posted to Africa 11th February 1902 and returned to England on 11th February 1903. AWOL between 15th and 22nd May 1903 and imprisoned for 7 days. Court martial 5th August 1904 for drunkenness and resisting arrest, resulting in 21 days imprisonment. Discharged on 1st February after 12 years' service. Brought from the reserve to be re-enlisted on 1st September 1914 into the Norfolks aged 39 “for term of 1 year unless war lasts longer”. Was a private on joining, corporal 15th September 1915, Sergeant 5th December 1915 then Colour Sergeant. MID 07.04.18. Served at home and in France & Flanders until 17th February 1919 and discharged under general demobilisation on 31st March 1920, character “very good”, total service 16+ years. Died 22nd December 1956 at Whitlingham Hospital, Trowse, Norwich of Cancer of Colon and Heart degeneration aged 81. The lot includes documentation copies and hand-written summary.
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