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Lot 518
'Ambulator or a pocket companion in a tour round London', 1800; together with Sportascrapiana, Cricket & Shooting, Pedestrian, Equestrian, Rifle and Pistol doings, Lion hunting and Deer stalking, by celebrated sportsmen, London 1867; and the Rev. W Bingley, Memoirs of British Quadrupeds, London 1809 (3)
Lot 164
Mauser Sniper Sight Case, an all metal container covered in canvas to house a sniper sight for the Gew 98 rifle. The upper lid is marked ‘GEW.550’ with markings for the sight itself, marked ‘Voigtlander’ to the leather closing strap. To the upper inner lid the original cleaning brush with old souvenir tag dated ‘1916’. Featured on page 134 of Feldzug 16.
Lot 189
WW1 German Gew98 Ammunition Pouches, a very close matching pair of light tan near mint condition ammunition pouches for the Gew 98 rifle ammunition. Identical stitching and rivets, one maker marked ‘MUHLENFELD & KO 1915’ other marked ‘ZRN1915’. Tip of one leather closing tab broken. One upper inner lid marked with army group marking which is faint. Featured on page 42 of Feldzug 15.
Lot 270
Imperial German Demag Fighting Knife, overall length 27cms. The blade is excellent marked ‘Demag Duisburg DRGM’ in its olive drab painted crank handled hilt with fully operational rifle retaining slot and button in its original scabbard, which retains 75% of the original paint finish. The leather to the belt loop is excellent, one section of hilt retaining strap broken away.
Lot 1118
Victorian Berkshire Rifle Volunteers Officers Cross Belt and Pouch, fine red leather cross belt with two rows of silver bullion wire lace, heavy white metal fittings with fine relief of foliage. Brown leather pouch with the flap being mounted with silvered Victorian crown “BRV” in script, silver wire braid decoration bordering the pouch. Pouch complete with leather securing strap. Remains in very good overall condition.
Lot 318
Boer War Battle of Modder River 62nd Battery Royal Field Artillery Distinguished Conduct Medal (D.C.M) Group of Three, consisting of Victorian Distinguished Conduct Medal (D.C.M) “39617 B. QR: MR: - SERJT R HOARE R.F.A”, Queens South Africa medal with four clasps, Modder River, Paardeberg, Johannesburg and South Africa 1901, “39617 B. QR: MR: - SERJT R HOARE 62nd BTY R.F.A” and Victorian Army Long Service Good Conduct medal, “39617 BTY-QR – MR – SERJT R HOARE R.F.A”. Medals complete with ribbons and remain in generally good condition. Accompanied by a folder of photocopied research. Richard Hoare was born in Chislehurst, Kent in 1867. At the time of enlistment in the Royal Artillery his trade was a Gardner. He enlisted at Dover on 29th October 1883. He was promoted through the ranks to Battery Quarter Master Sergeant. He served with the 62nd Battery Royal Field Artillery during the Boer War and was present at the Battle of Modder River. The 62nd Battery Royal Filed Artillery played a pivotal role during the Battle of Modder River on 28th November 1899, “At around noon the 62nd Battery arrived after a twenty five mile march in which several horses died of exhaustion. The battery came into action on the left flank at a range of 1,500 yards. At Methuen’s request the battery moved up to 900 yards and resumed firing, incurring casualties. Once the Boer guns were silenced the battery withdrew out of rifle range only to be redirected to the British right flank where they were required to repeat the operation, firing six rounds a minute until the Boer guns there were silenced”. Another account written by a battery officer of the 62nd states, “Our Major advanced, we took up positions 800 yards from the Boer trenches and by Jove the Boers let us have a fearful reception. Before I got my horses out they shot one of my drivers and two horses and brought down my own horse. We then got my gun round on the enemy when one of my gunners was shot through the brain and fell at my feet. Another was shot bringing up a shell. Then we got a look in ... “ The award of the Distinguished Conduct Medal to Battery Quatermaster Sergeant Hoare appeared in the London Gazette on 27th September 1901 and was most likely for his role during this action. Richard Hoare was discharged from the Army in December 1902 after 18 years service. At the outbreak of WW1 in 1914, he re-enlisted and served with the Royal Artillery at home until 1919.
Lot 353
Loyal North Lancashire Regiment Battle of Festubert 1915 Casualty Pair of Medals, 1914-15 Star, named to “161 SJT W. HARLING L.N.LAN:R” and British War Medal, “161 SJT. W. HARLING. L.N.LAN.R.”. Generally both in good condition. William Harling served in France and Flanders from the 4th May 1915 with the 4th Battalion, the Loyal North Lancashire Regiment. He Was Missing Presumed Killed on the 15th June 1915, During the Battle of Festubert, where the Battalion made an attack on German trenches. An extract from the Regimental History: “At 6pm on the 15th June the attack was launched by the 1/4th Loyal North Lancashire and the 6th Scottish Rifles. The attack was at first successful, the west end of the German salient was carried, and the attack pushed on to the main German line near the Rue d`Overt, and for a time the third German trench was occupied and held. Unfortunately the attack by the Division on the right of the 51st made little or no progress, and when night fell the 154th Brigade had penetrated the German line on a narrow front, but had both its flanks in the air. The attack consequently failed, but as stated in the Divisional History, “great praise is due to the 154th Infantry Brigade for their advance in the face of heavy artillery and close range rifle and machine gun fire. There is little or no doubt that had the operations on the flanks been successful, they would have had every prospect of holding their gains” William Harling is remembered on the Le Touret Memorial.
Lot 462
1915 Hallmarked Silver Rifle Brigade Forage Cap Badge, fine quality example regimental badge with hallmarks to the reverse for Birmingham 1915 and makers mark for W & F Rabone. Two lug fittings to the reverse. Walter Hayes Rabone and Frank Rabone were silversmiths in Frederick Street, Birmingham from 1911 until the partnership dissolved 2nd April 1918.
Lot 490
2x Hants Rifle Volunteers Headdress Badges, consisting of glengarry badge being a Victorian crowned strap with regimental details within and centre coat of arms shield, two lug fittings to the reverse; Victorian forage / glengarry cap badge in white metal for the 2nd Hampshire Rifle Volunteers with two lug fittings on the reverse. (2 items)
Lot 525
12x WW2 War Economy Plastic Cap Badges, consisting of Lancashire Fusiliers, Green Howards, Duke of Cornwall’s Light Infantry, Durham Light Infantry, Kings Shropshire Light Infantry, East Surrey regiment, Hampshire regiment, The Buffs, Essex regiment, Kings Royal Rifle Corps, Army Catering Corps and Royal Corps of Signals. All with blade fittings to the reverse. Various conditions. (12 items)
Lot 621
Grouping of WW2 Polish Uniform Breast Badges, consisting of 3x Polish 2nd Corps screw back badges, Polish 2nd Armoured division breast badge with F M Lorioli, Roma makers dish, WW2 3rd Carpathian Rifle Division breast badge with screw post fitting and “WIARA-WYTRWALOSC-ZWYCIESTWO” to the reverse. Accompanying the badges is a pre-war Polish Border Control breast badge in brass and enamels, with screw post fitting to the reverse. Various conditions. (6 items)
Lot 765
7x WW1 Period Shoulder Titles, all being embroidered versions, consisting of black on grey ARTISTS (Artists Rifles), white on red 4TH QUEENS (4th Queens Royal West Surrey Regiment) Territorial “T” removed from title, red (faded to brown) embroidered on khaki K.R.R. (Kings Royal Rifles KRRC), green embroidered on black L.R.B. (5th London Battalion, London Rifle Brigade), embroidered red on green Q.V.R (9th London Battalion Queen Victoria’s Rifles), black embroidered on khaki R.W.KENT (Royal West Kent regiment) and red embroidered on grey KENSINGTON (13th London battalion, Kensington). Various conditions. (7 items)
Lot 814
3x Victorian Other Ranks Volunteer Battalion Glengarry Badges, all being white metal, consisting of examples for the 1st Volunteer Battalion The Leicestershire regiment, 2nd Volunteer Battalion West Yorkshire and 4th Battalion Cheshire Rifle Volunteers. Lug fittings to the reverse, one lug missing from reverse of Leicester’s example. (3 items)
Lot 843
15x Territorial Battalion Infantry Regiment Cap Badges, including 4th/5th Lincolnshire regiment, 4th / 5th Somerset Light Infantry, 6th Rifle Battalion Kings Liverpool regiment, Liverpool Scottish, 8th Irish battalion Kings Liverpool regiment, 4th battalion Border regiment, 5th battalion Border regiment, 5th / 6th battalion Gloucestershire regiment, plus others. Various conditions. (15 items)
Lot 979
Imperial German 1871 Pattern Mauser Rifle Bayonet, brass grip and steel cross guard with muzzle ring. Single edged blade with central fuller, blade length 46 ½ cms. Makers mark to the base of the blade but this is not clear, spine stamped with crowned W 75 and acceptance stamp. Housed in its original leather scabbard with brass mounts. Top scabbard mount with regimental stampings, lower mount damaged and piece missing.
Lot 231
Stadden Collection Figures and other items, Stadden HP98 3rd East Kent Foot Soldier with flag 1811, Royal Hampshire 95th Rifle Brigade 1810,, Gerry Ford AA Patrol and Sentry Box 1945-1967 and Fire Service with four Firemen, both in original boxes and Oryon World War 11 5003 RAF Aces, in original window box, E, boxes VG (5)
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