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Click here to subscribe2 King & Country “The Sands of Iwo Jima” sets. Calling Reinforcements (IWJ3) comprising Officer and 2 Marines, one with radio and one with rifle. Plus Take Cover (IWJ4). Comprising 3 Marines, one crawling with rifle, one lying down re-loading rifle and one kneeling firing. Both boxed, each with a “United States Marine Corps” reproduction medal and ribbon inset into lid. Contents Mint. Plate 1
2 King & Country “The Sands of Iwo Jima” sets. Ready…Aim…Fire (IWJ5). Comprising 3 American soldiers – one firing shoulder mounted mortar, one directing with rifle and one laying down firing rifle. Plus Tough Opposition (IWJ8). Comprising Japanese Officer with sword, soldier crouching with rifle and soldier laying down firing rifle. Both boxed, each with a “United States Marine Corps” reproduction medal and ribbon inset into lid. Contents Mint. Plate 1
2 King & Country “The Sands of Iwo Jima” sets. Mortar & Machine Gun. (IWJ3). Comprising 3 Japanese soldiers, one loading mortar, one lying down firing heavy machine gun and one kneeling firing rifle. Plus a “Raising The Flag”, Flag Raising Set (IWJ06). Comprising a heavy diorama of 6 American soldiers in the stance of triumphantly raising a flag, (Stars & Stripes) included. Both boxed, each with a reproduction medal - “United States Marine Corps” and “Battle of Iwo Jima 1945” each with ribbon, inset into lid and loose in box. Plus a spare USMC example. Contents Mint. Plate 1
7 King & Country “American War Of Independence”. 6 10th Lincolnshire Regt – Running With Rifle (BR05). Standing Firing (BR06). Standing Ready (BR07). Kneeling Firing (BR08). Kneeling Ready (BR09). Drummer Boy (BR10). Plus a Continental Marine Standing Ready (AR13). All boxed, with packing. Contents Mint. Plate 1
6 King & Country Napoleonic figures – the 42nd Highlander. Black Watch Private With Rifle (NA36). Black Watch Sergeant With Pike (NA37). Black Watch Officer (NA38). Standing Firing (NA48). Kneeling Firing (NA50). Plus Advancing With Rifle (NA55). All in individual boxes, with packing. Contents Mint. Plate 2
6 King & Country Napoleonic figures. – the 42nd Highlander. 4 Black Watch – Piper (NA35), Private With Rifle (NA36), Kneeling To Repel (NA67). Wounded (NA68). Plus Standing Ready (NA49) and Sergeant Attacking With Pike (NA51). All in individual boxes, with packing. Contents Mint. See internet
6 King & Country “Pipes & Drums”. 5 Black Watch – Officer Marching (PD BWO). 2x Private Marching With Rifle (PD BWPM). Colour Sergeant With Tray (PD BWCSX). Sergeant Major Marching (PD BWCSM). Plus a Gordon Highlander Officer Marching (GHO). All boxed, with packing. Contents Mint. See internet
King & Country German Afrika Korps “Officer And Four Men Advancing (AK5). Comprising 5 pieces, Officer with binoculars, soldier carrying rifle and ammo box, soldier standing with rifle shouldered, soldier with submachine gun and holding pistol. Plus another shouldering a medium machine gun. Boxed with packing. Contents Mint. See internet
Two King & Country German Afrika Korps sets. 3 pieces comprising heavy machine gunner laying down firing, plus two soldiers crouching, one with rifle and one with binoculars. Plus another set, 4 pieces, Officer with rifle, two holding rifles and one with rifle slung. Both sets boxed, with packing, one lid probably associated. Contents Mint.(7) Plate 3
2 King & Country Afrika Korps sets. “Newsreel Crew” (AK54). Comprising military reporter with microphone and his cameraman with camera on tripod. “Questioning The Prisoner” (AK28). Comprising 4 pieces, 2 German Officers with maps, apparently interrogating a foreign Officer, plus a German soldier with rifle. Both boxed, with packing. Contents Mint. Plate 3
2 King & Country “8th Army” sets. The Mine Sweepers (EA13). Comprising Officer with map and machine gun, soldier minesweeping and soldier crouching down holding mine. Plus 2 German Minefield signs. Plus 8th Army Tank Riders (EA30). 3 soldiers in seated/kneeling positions with rifle and machine gun. Both boxed with packing. Contents Mint.(8) Plate 3
2 King & Country “8th Army” sets. Field Marshall Alexander & Military Policeman (EA11). Both with batons, standing to attention in desert foreign service uniforms. Plus The Attackers (EA20). Comprising Sergeant wearing khaki fez, with machine gun and soldier wearing slouch hat, kneeling shooting 303 rifle. Both boxed with packing. Contents Mint. (4) See internet
2 King & Country “8th Army” sets. The Best of Enemies (EA12). Comprising a British soldier pouring a drink into a mug held by a German soldier. Plus The Watchers (SAS) (EA18). Comprising SAS Officer lying down looking through binoculars and an SAS soldier lying down looking holding rifle. Both boxed, with packing. Contents Mint.(4) Plate 3
†18 different infantry cap badges, including Kings Gothic title, Norfolk 2nd patt (AF), Border, Dorsetshire, Northants, R W Kent, KOYLI small with slide, Manchester 2nd patt WM, Rifle Brigade (2019), Parachute etc; 3 WWII plastic, W Riding, Notts & Derby (AF) and N Staffs (bent) and 3 similar corps. Generally GC (few fastenings AF). (24)
A Vic Rifle Volunteer officer’s dress sword, slightly curved, slender fullered blade 32½”, etched with crowned VR cypher and crowned strung bugle with “Rifle” and “Volunteers”, in scrolled panels, regulation steel hilt, the guard incorporating crowned strung bugle, stepped pommel, plain backstrap with thumbpiece, wirebound fishskin grip, in its scabbard with 2 rings. GC Plate 6
A .177” Gem type air gun, 34” overall, smooth bore round barrel 17¾” with matted flat top, number 54224 (the last 3 digits repeated on other parts), with Lane’s type barrel locking catch and varnished walnut butt. GWO & basically GC (original blued finish showing through surface rust, barrel pivot and cocking lever bolts crudely replaced); a .177” pre war slant grip Webley Mark I air pistol, number 56255, WO & basically GC (surface rust and light pitting); a .177” BSA Cadet air rifle, GWO & QGC; and a Diana G25 air rifle. GWO & C (some light rust, action retaining screw missing). (4)
A good .22” Original Model 50 underlever air rifle, number 110190, with tunnel foresight, fully adjustable rearsight and telescopic sight rib, the varnished stock with chequered pistol grip having screw cap brass container with spare foresight elements, with cheek piece and rubber heel to butt. VGWO & C, retaining all original blued finish (small marks to stock, the loading tap very stiff). Ex Webley & Scott Collection; with a slip case.
11 various telescopic rifle sights, including Tasco 2-6x32 AOE, New condition in box; Air Arms 4 x 20 in box; Tasco 3-9 x 40, in box (adjuster caps missing), and 8 others, average GC (some defects); 5 various air rifle springs; 2 sets of ‘scope mounts; a bi-pod stand; a leatherette gun slip; and a few other items
A .450” Westley Richards Patent underlever single shot sporting rifle, number 1485, 47” overall, barrel 30” with three folding leaf and ladder rearsights on sighting rib, the breech marked “Henry’s Patent Rifling”, “For No 2 Case”, etc, the scroll engraved frame marked “Westley Richards/ Patent Rifle/ 170 New Bond St, London”, halfstocked with chequered fore end and wrist. QGC (action AF)
A bayonet practice rifle, the spring cylinder stamped with broad arrow and ordnance inspector’s mark, the butt with broad arrow and “1915” (a little faint); and a French 1874 Gras bayonet, the blade marked “Paris Oudry 1879”, in its scabbard (rusted overall) with non matching numbers. Basically GC (2)
An 11mm Spanish Remington rolling block rifle, 50½” overall, barrel 35” with stepped and sliding ladder rearsight, the breech stamped “EN”, the frame tang with Remington address and patent dates, the walnut fullstock with 3 barrel bands, sling swivels and cleaning rod, the butt deeply carved with “A109” (last figure indistinct). GWO & C (lightly worn overall). Plate 4
A .577” Enfield 3 band percussion rifle, 54½” overall, barrel 39” with ordnance proofs and government sale mark, the lock marked with crowned “VR”, “1858 Tower” and ordnance inspector’s marks, fullstocked with regulation brass mounts, the butt plate tang engraved “V/ 10th/ LR/ No 30”, with sling swivels and original steel ramrod. GWO & basically GC (worn, the metalwork has been rusty and partly cleaned, the muzzle plugged, the butt split). Plate 4
A scarce 9.5mm Turkish Model 1887 Mauser bolt action tube magazine rifle, number 197495, 49½” overall, barrel 30”, the octagonal breech with toughra mark and arsenal (?) marks, the receiver with long Turkish inscription, with cleaning rod and sling swivels. GWO & clean condition, the barrel blued, the mounts bright. These rifles are now scarce because the ammunition was only manufactured for a short period and the rifles were widely destroyed. Plate 4
**A scarce .303” Lee Metford Mk I* bolt action rifle, number 9582, the frame stamped with crown over “VR/ Enfield/ 1890/ I*”, with dust cover to bolt, magazine cut off, chained magazine and volley sights, the butt stamped with clear Enfield storekeeper’s mark over “I*/I” (1st Class reserve) and inset with brass disc stamped “11/ 1896/ V./ 21MX/40” (21st Middlesex Rifle Volunteers). GWO & C (cleaning rod and lower sling swivel missing, metalwork with much congealed grease). Plate 4
**A good WWI German 7.92mm Mauser Gew 98 bolt action rifle, number 3154, the breech stamped “Deutsche Waffen Und Munitionsfabriken Berlin 1915”, the butt stamped with various crowned cyphers and inset with blank steel disc, with cleaning rod and original leather sling. GWO & Clean Condition, the barrel with some original finish (minor bruising to
**A scarce .303” SMLE Mk V bolt action rifle, number A2420, with wide ladder aperture rearsight, the frame stamped with crown over “GR/ Enfield/ 1924/ Sht. LE/ V”, the butt with filled regimental disc cut out. GWO & C (slight wear, some of the metalwork with congealed grease). A number of Mk Vs were made for trial by troops, but it proved unsatisfactory and the weapon was never officially introduced in the British Service. It was eventually abandoned for a new design which became the Mk VI. Plate 5
**A .303” No 4 Mk I* Long Branch Sniper Rifle, number 36L5033, the frame marked “No 4 Mk I*/ Long Branch/ 1943”, the butt with added cheek rest; with its correct No 32 Mk I sniper sight, number 6339, dated 1941, the rifle butt also stamped “6339” behind the frame, and with Canadian Government mark on the underside; with recent Nitro Proofs. GWO & C; in its wooden crate, the side stencilled “Chest S.A. No 15 Mk I”, the lid stencilled with rifle and sight serial numbers, containing leather sling and original steel No 8 Mark I case for the sight, dated 1941, the lid also painted with the rifle and sight serial numbers, containing adjusting tool and leather lens-covers. GC. The rifle only Plate 5
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