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Lot 671
Six Pratt ware and Pratt ware type lids to include 'Rifle Contest Wimbledon 1864', 'Royal Harbour Ramsgate' and 'The Game Bag' (6). CONDITION REPORT: 'Rifle Contest' is badly cracked, 'Peopel Fishing' is chipped and has been restored, 'Royal Harbour Ramsgate' has been restored, there is crazing, staining and scratches throughout.
Lot 304
A Victorian 1827 Pattern Rifle Volunteer Sword, the etched, straight, single edge, fullered blade, length 83 cm, bearing crowned Victoria monogram and with Volunteer Rifles crest to the reverse amongst panels of scrolling foliage, maker's name ''E. Woods & Son Makers, Bow Street, London'' to the ricasso, the steel gothic hilt incorporating the regimental crest, wire bound fishskin grip, steel scabbard with twin ring suspensions. Blade with light patches of faint rust. Hilt and scabbard slightly rust pitted. Otherwise generally good overall.
Lot 435
PURCHASER MUST BE 18 YEARS OF AGE OR OVER A BSA Airsporter .22 Calibre Underlever Air Rifle, No.GG1173, tap loading, the beech stock with rubber recoil pad, in original box In virtually unused condition. Original box good/fair and with original polystyrene fittings. Also with maintenance leaflet and BSA target holder - lightly used.
Lot 344
A Good Victorian Silver Hilt Presentation Sword to the Staffordshire Volunteer Rifles, the 83cm single edge fullered and plated steel blade by Reeves, Toledo Works, Birmingham, crisply etched ''Presented to Captain John Nock Bagnall, by the Non-Commissioned Officers and Effective Members of the XIIth Staffordshire [Bilston] Company of Rifle Volunteers as a Mark of their High Appreciation of his Services as their Commanding Officer and Respectful Esteem and Regard they Entertain for him Personally'', further with a coat-of-arms and Royal cypher all amidst scrolling foliage, the silver hilt bearing traces of gilding, pierced, chased and engraved with anthemion, acanthus leaves and shamrock, incorporating the crest of the Staffordshire Rifle Volunteers and a family crest, the chequered wrythen fluted grip with remnants of wire binding, hallmarks for Birmingham 1860, maker's mark SH, the plated scabbard with twin ring suspensions, 97cm. Wire binding lacking to grip. Scabbard with dent near tip.
Lot 220
Lieutenant Colonel Harry Stephen Bagnall, Burma Rifles (late Green Howards) - an Interesting Collection of Letters, Photographs and Ephemera Relating to his Family and Career in Burma and India, including his commission as 2nd Lieutenant to the Yorkshire Regiment, 1911, an embarkation notice from Bombay to England 1919, sports programmes, newspaper cuttings, dance card, table plans, letters of regret dated 1938 at his leaving Mandalay where he commanded the 2/20th Burma Rifles, letters to him from an Italian Prisoner of War in a camp in India which he had commanded in the 1939-45 War; and also including a letter in gilt tooled leather wallet relating to his grandfather Capt. John Nock Bagnall 12th (Bilston Company of Staffordshire Volunteers); his father's (Thomas Nock Bagnall) commission as 2nd Lieutenant 15th Foot, 1874, with a silver shooting medallion to Lt.Col. T N Bagnall, Royal Jersey Militia and regimental photographs; and his parent's Marriage Certificate 1881, all contained in a large scrap album and two small photograph albums, with a book History of the India Rifle Club, in which he is mentioned several times, two pocket diaries for 1912 and 1919, his silver Green Howards cap badge, Burma Rifles brooch, six sports medals, a Coronation Medal 1911 and an Interesting Album of Photographs showing Burmese and Indian natives, the Delhi Durba, regimental group photographs etc (qty) ** See lot 345 for his silver presentation dha. All items from the family of the late Field Marshall Sir Nigel Thomas Bagnall, GCB, CVO, MC & Bar
Lot 480
An Albini-Braendlin Model 1868 Front Hinged Breech 11mm Calibre Military Service Rifle, the 87.5cm steel barrel stamped H/5092, 1868, and various inspector's marks, with hinged ladder rear sight, the interior of the hinged breech numbered 620, the walnut full stock with three steel barrel bands with spring clips and two sling swivels, the left side of the butt stamped 620, the striker numbered 5092, with steel cleaning rod, 136cm. Action works, holds at full and half cock. Some pitting to bore, but rifling is quite crisp. Minor bruising to stock.
Lot 100
Ï’A William IV mahogany reclining armchair, circa 1835, the button upholstered and shaped wing back, reclining and the seat rising when leant back against, the sprung seat flanked by padded arms with scroll terminals, on baluster turned and lappet carved tapering legs at the front, terminating in brass caps and castors, this chair is very likely made to a Daw's patent design, 111cm high, 79cm wide, 92cm deep, together with a mezzotint of The Waterloo Heroes Assembled at Apsley House, after John Prescott Knight (1803-1881) and engraved by Charles George Lewis (1808-1880), published 1st October 1845, image size 55.5cm x 87cm, rosewood frame 120cm x 89cm Provenance: Inverailort, Inverness-shire, the former home of General Sir Alexander Cameron KCB (1781-26 July 1850), known for his distinguished military career with the Rifle Brigade during the Napoleonic Wars, until wounded in the throat at Waterloo in 1815. Cameron saw no more active service after 1815, and his later years were marked only by promotions and honours. In October 1815 he was made a knight of the Russian Order of St Anne; in 1830 he was promoted Colonel; in 1832 he was appointed Deputy-Governor of St. Mawes; in 1838 he was promoted Major-General, and made a KCB; in 1846 he received the Colonelcy of the 74th Regiment. On 26 July 1850 he died at Inverailort. The chair was removed from Inverailort, circa 1996, and then by direct descent to the current owner. Ï’ Indicates that this lot may be subject to CITES regulations when exported. Please see our Terms & Conditions for more information.
Lot 199
Britains set 27, Band of the Line (Condition Very Good, drum major helmet spike and baton missing), set 76, Middlesex Regiment with Officer (Condition Very Good) with seven Fusiliers, two Sussex Regiment and a goat (Condition Good, one horn and one base missing, one rifle damaged and one head repaired) 1937 (30)
Lot 397
Heyde No.2 size, WWI, 1st Battle of the Izonzo, Italians vs Austrians 1915 eleven Austrian infantry and one wounded, with Officer, Bugler and Colour Bearer, vignette of Italian Officer siezing Austrian colour from wounded Bearer, five Italian Infantry with Bugler and Colour Bearer, a spare Italian head and three fir trees (Condition Good, one rifle broken, one bayonet and one fir tree missing) 1920 (28)
Lot 178
Britains set 109, Dublin Fusiliers in original Whisstock box (Condition Very Good, one rifle butt missing, box Good), set 160, Territorial Infantry with Officer (Condition Good, two rifles damaged) and set 195, British Infantry with steel helmets and Officer (Condition Good, one rifle damaged) 1933 (24)
Lot 240
Britains various troops Australians in blue uniforms (four), Eire Infantry (four), Abyssinian Tribesmen (four), US Marines (two), New Zealand Infantry (two), one each King's African Rifle, Italian Infantry and Zouave, and empty boxes for sets 30 (two), 1730 and 2009 (Condition Very Good, one bayonet loose, boxes Good, one end label damaged, one insert missing) 1958 (23)
Lot 395
Heyde Arab African Camel Caravan Camels with leading reins, one with travel pavilion and (incorrect) occupant, one with mounted cannon and three with various baggage, escort of eight Arab Cavalry (one rifle loose), five Arab Camel Handlers, two Arabs with fans, four Native Warriors and three plants (Condition Good, some Fair) 1899 (29)
Lot 249
Britains Royal Marines set 1291, Band in original ROAN box (Condition Very Good, fifer missing, box Poor) set 35 at the slope with officer in original Types of the Royal Navy box (Condition Good, embellished with rifle slings, box Good, one side of tray split) and set 1284 at the slope and running with officers (Condition Good, one running missing, two bases loose) 1948 (34)
Lot 74
Britains set 136, Russian Cossacks FIRST VERSION, dated 7.9.1904 (Condition Fair, one horse with two holes, one pennon retouched) 1905, in a later original RARE 'United States of Soviet Russia' box (Box Condition Good, one side of lid split) 1935, and set 133, Russian Infantry with Officer (Condition Very Good, one rifle butt missing) 1935 (13)
Lot 166
Britains set 133, Russian Infantry FIRST VERSION, oval bases dated 16.1.1904 with Officer (Condition Very Good, two men and one rifle tip missing), set 146, Army Service Corps two horse collar harness wagon with two seated Men (Condition Good, tailgate loose, centre pole end, seated men, driver helmet ball and some traces missing), two seated Royal Field Artillerymen and FIRST VERSION 4.7inch Naval Gun in original box (Condition Good, spring broken) (12)
Lot 571
Britains set 201, General Staff (Condition Excellent) with three sets 9125, Coldstream Guards at attention with Officers in original Window boxes and set 2084, Colour Party of the Scots Guards in original ROAN box (Condition Excellent, one colour sergeant rifle damaged, boxes Good, some flaps loose) (31)
Lot 150
Britains sets 150, North American Indians on foot (Condition Good, Fair, one corner split), 152, North American Indians mounted (Condition Good-Fair, box Fair, one end of lid damaged, one corner split) and 183 Cowboys with rifles, four with different bases (Condition Fair-Poor, two rifle tips missing, box Good, insert card missing) 1935 (21)
Lot 68
Britains sets 212, Royal Scots and 213, Highland Light Infantry original painted rifle slings, (Condition G, HLI bases faded) with four additional Royal Scots (Condition Good, two cock feathers missing) and converted Highland Light Infantry mounted Officer and Hill Officer on foot (Condition Good) (22)
Lot 36
Britains small size, sets 17b Lancashire Fusiliers FIRST VERSION with Officer (Condition Fair, three rifles damaged) 1906, 21b Northumberland Fusiliers RARE SECOND VERSION with Officer (Condition Fair, all rifles damaged) 1913 and 23b Cameron Highlanders FIRST VERSION with Officer (Condition Good, one rifle damaged) 1906 (21)
Lot 380
Britains set 1436, Italian Infantry, Colonial Service (Condition Good-Fair, arms damaged or missing), set 1250, Royal Tank Corps (Condition Good, officer and one arm missing), set 2021, Snowdrops (Condition Very Good), set 1253 US Whitejackets, and one not matching repainted Officer (Condition Good, one rifle damaged) set 202, Togoland Warriors (Condition Very Good, two missing), Red Army Cavalryman, 1930s Life Guard Drum Horse and State Trumpeter 1269B in original box (Condition Very Good, arm loose, box Good), set 1435, Italian Infantry (Condition Good, two men and one arm missing, one not matching), mounted French Officer and one on foot, four Royal Archers, Captain of Yeomen, Papal Guard Officer, Royal Canadian Mounted Policeman at attention, Man in Gas Mask charging, Royal Welch Fusilier and Fort Henry goat mascots and Gunner (Condition Very Good), RARE early Gordon Officer kneeling with smooth helmet (Condition Fair-Poor, end of Scabbard missing) and two paper labels (58)
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