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Lot 342
British Victorian 1827 pattern Infantry Officers Sword having curved fullered blade with etched designs including VR cypher, Rifle Volunteers and floral spray, the ricasso indecipherable, steel gothic hilt with bugle cartouche and wire bound fish skin grip complete with scabbard, blade length 82cm, sword length 98cm
Lot 131
A quantity of air rifle main springs: to include a Weihrauch HQ35/80, BSA mercury and others, some with paper labels indicating the model, also four Webley main springs with attached embossed metal buttons for junior air pistol, falcon air rifle and two for Jaguar air rifle together with a Harrington Gat air pistol, three pairs of Webley Mk straight grips, seven boxes of 500 .177 marksman pellets etc.
Lot 198
A .303 Martini Henry Action rifle by Enfield:, 53.3cm barrel with ladder rear sight, the left hand side of the receiver stamped with crown above V R, Enfield 1895, crowned arrow, M. M. 303 A C 111, the walnut stock with inset brass disc stamped 4.96, RGA, 12, Co, 166. *Note This lot will not be released without a current section 1 FAC or RFD Certificate.
Lot 866
Pair: DEFENCE MEDAL (unnamed as issued), IMPERIAL SERVICE MEDAL G.VI.R.¦(Allan Ralph) in official O.H.M.S. box of issue addressed to:¦ Mr .A. Ralph 3, Windsor Road, Norton, Stourbridge, Worcs . Silver War Badge B155321 awarded to L/11651 Pte. F. Welch Queen’s R. W. Surrey Regt. Pair: Belgian Medals - WAR MEDAL 1914-18 with wound cross on ribbon, ALLIED VICTORY MEDAL 1914-18, unnamed as issued and mounted as worn. Miscellaneous medal selection.¦a) Copy V.C. in box.¦b) ANNEL MEDAL 1914-15 in box.¦c) Great War commemorative medal on pin.¦d) George V & Q. Mary Coronation commemorative medal 1911.¦e) Ludlow Coronation sports medal 1937 Potato Race R. Higgins ¦f) G.VI & Q.E. Coronation medal Bromsgrove 1937 ¦g) Armed Forces Veterans lapel badge in box of issue.¦h) 2 x Royal Sussex sports medals for rifle shooting.¦i) Royal Sussex sports medal for boxing.¦Miscellaneous medal selection.¦a) Liberation of Guernsey 50th Anniversary medal 9 May 1945¦b) The Arctic Campaign For Service in the Arctic Zone 1939-45 in box of issue.¦c) Soviet 40 year Anniversary medal in box.¦Miscellaneous medal selection.¦a) R.M.I.G. 1927 silver and enamel medal.¦b) Royal Life Saving Society Bronze medal D.J. Wright July 1921 ¦c) Army Temperance medal India. Army Temperance Association 1897¦¦d) Northern Ireland The Queen’s Regt. served in Ulster from 1969-2002 medal¦¦¦¦
Lot 934
Niko 4 x 28 Telescopic Sight, two other telescopic sights, spotting scope in leather case, air rifle gas cylinder, Parker-Hale cleaning rod, ‘Game Getter’ rod, two brass cleaning rods, Marble shotgun pull through, pull through in leather pouch, Youngs .303 oil bottle, belt and a Parker-Hale trigger guard in case, various gumsmith’s tools and other cleaning rods, etc
Lot 836
Rhodesian Police Cross for Conspicuous Gallantry awarded to 22150 Constable S.N. Manyawa with certificate and citation: "On 19th July, 1976, Constable Manyawu was carrying out a vehicle patrol accompanying a Patrol Officer in the Mutema Tribal Trust Land when at approximately 9am, the vehicle was ambushed from the front and both sides by a terrorist group. The vehicle was extensively damaged by small arms fire and Constable Manyawu was wounded five times in both thighs, right lower leg, right wrist and the left side of his neck and the Patrol Officer suffered serious bullet wounds to his face, shoulder and neck. Despite these injuries, Constable Manyawu returned the terrorist's fire until his weapon jammed and then took over the Patrol Officer's rifle and continued firing until the terrorists broke off the engagement. The Patrol Officer, due to his injuries, was in no position to assist. Constable Manyawu then helped the wounded Patrol Officer to a nearby township and requested assistance which was repeatedly refused. Contable Manyawu's concern was to get medical aid for the Patrol Officer and, although seriously wounded himself, he set off on foot and walked 3.5 kilometres to a school where he collapsed and was revived by the school teachers. His route took him through an area known to have contained terrorists including the party with whom he had recently been engaged. At 1.p.m. the attention of an overflying plane was attracted and medical assistance obtained for Constable Manyawu who in turn indicated where he had left his wounded comrade. The actions of Constable Manyawu in immediately returning the terrorist fire, preventing them from completing the ambush and saving not only his own life but that of the Patrol Officer, followed by his disregard for his own safety in walking through hostile country whilst severely wounded to obtain aid for his comrade, showed tremendous strength, determination, courage and conspicuous gallantry of the highest order." Together with copy of "The Outpost" mentioning the recipient's award with photograph
Lot 1105
A Holland & Holland .295 "semi-smooth bore" hammerless rook rifle. Top lever, non selective ejector with side safety, chequered semi pistol grip, the top tang with folding peep sight, ornate scrolling decoration. The 26in octagonal barrel engraved "Holland & Holland, 18 New Bond Street, London, winners of all The Field Rifle Trials 1883". Patent No 1294. Serial number 10954.
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