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Lot 326
Wyndham Lloyd (British, 1909 - 1997) 20th Century) Norfolk landscapes signed lower left "Wyndham Lloyd 1980" oil on board (2) 38 x 59cm (15 x 23in) During the Second World War he served in the Ceylon Planters Rifle Corps in North Africa, and returned to England in 1960. A noted landscape artist, he had little formal art training, and apart from six months of night classes in Colchester, was mostly self-taught. Condition is fine.
Lot 512
A quantity of Prattware pot lids, to include Shakespeare's House, The Game Bag, Rifle Contest, Country Quarters, Wimbledon July 2nd 1860, Cherry Toothpaste, Strasbourg Square, Hamlet and his Father's Ghost, The Shrimpers Fishing Pegwell Bay, The Fisher Boy, Dutch Winter Scene, The Shrimper x 2, and 6 other pot lids (19)
Lot 176
A Very Large Vintage Oak Shield Shaped Trophy with a central silver plated embossed plaque with figures, featuring the 'Post Office Sports Association Rifle Championship', surrounded by 20 hallmarked silver medallions with the winning Post Office districts between 1950's-1970's. Stands 23.75'' in height.
Lot 552
41 books of military interest, including “The Rifle Volunteers” by Westlake, “A History of the Irish Army” by Duggan, “Stalingrad” by Beevor, “Indian Army Uniforms” by Carman, “A Pictorial History of Australians at War”, various authors, “Modern Pistol Shooting” by Freeman, etc. Generally GC to VGC
Lot 590
11 enamelled “Sweetheart” brooches: RFC pendant on bow, R Dragoons, Queens, E Surrey on rifle, London Rifle Brigade, 25th Frontiersmen, WAAC and do. on MOP roundel, ATS (2) and WRNS pendant on bow; 3 enamelled Association badges, Seaforth Highlanders, AAC and QARANC; a Dennis Bros Ltd National Servfice lapel, MP War Reserve, Tanks Victory Club Life Member; a R Bucks H, officers cap (brooch pin); sundry other items. GC to VGC
Lot 700
A mid Vic officer’s peaked forage cap of the Ayreshire Rifle Volunteers, of kepi style, PL peak (crazed), red white and green chequered headband, embroidered badge with “ARV” on red within oval Garter inscribed “Ayrshire Rifle Volunteers”, all in a crowned thistle wreath, scarlet piping to top with ornament and purl button, leather and silk lining with maker’s name Gardner & Co Argyle Street, Glasgow. GC (minor moth to headband hardly affecting the appearance). Plate 1
Lot 705
An officer’s charcoal grey cloth shako, black PL peak, headband and top, with a line of silver braid around the headband and top, silver plated bugle badge on scarlet cloth backing with numeral “3” in the centre, separate crown above, red ball tuft plume with silver wirebound stem socket, leather and silk lining with maker’s name “Smallpage Cowlam & Co, Military Outfitter, Leeds, and 43 Maddox Street, London ”, PL chinstrap, in its tin case; possibly 3rd West York (Bradford) Rifle Volunteers; see also lot 699. Basically GC (some wear and stitching faults) Plate 1
Lot 710
An 1827 pattern rifle officer’s sword, slightly curved fullered blade 32”, etched (faint) with Vic crown, strung bugle, wreath and crossed flags, regulation hilt incorporating crowned strung bugle, in a scabbard, with leather frog; and an 1821 light cavalry sword with faint traces of etching, regulation hilt; in steel scabbard. QGC (2)
Lot 753
A large embossed copper powder flask “Panel” (design as R 517), by Bartram & Co, originally with 2 hanging rings (now missing), GO & C (spring cracked, body slightly squashed); a plain bag shaped copper rifle flask, by Hawksley, basically GC (worn and dented); 2 leather shot flask, basically GC; and another flask. (6)
Lot 762
A .177” Gem type air gun, 34½” overall, half octagonal barrel 17¾”. GWO & QGC (metalwork quite heavily pitted overall); a .22” Spanish Elgamo air rifle, number 177885, GWO & C, a .22” Hungarian LP25 air rifle, number 15055. GWO & C (surface rust to barrel); and a .22” Relum Tornado underlever air rifle, number 15859. WO & QGC (rusted overall). (4)
Lot 778
A .230” CF Bonehill conversion of a Mark II Martini Henry rifle, 46½” overall, barrel 30¼”, number 6151, the frame bearing traces of original Mark II markings and date “1889” and stamped “Converted by C G Bonehill of Birmingham for the Society of Miniature Rifle Clubs”. GWO & C (some wear and light pitting, no cleaning rod). See the-saleroom.com
Lot 780
A .577/450” Martini Henry rifle supplied to the South African Republic, 49½” overall, barrel 33¼” with B’ham proofs, the frame unmarked except for large “Z.A.R. /8636”, with sling swivels and cleaning rod. GWO & C (slight wear to metalwork, the stock refinished and stamped “17 5 1962”. Plate 6
Lot 781
A .577/450” Westley Richards Martini Henry Rifle made for the South African Republic, 49½” overall, barrel 33¼” marked “Henry Rifling-Westley Richards & Co” and dated “1898” in triangle at the breech, the frame stamped witih triangle over “Westley Richards & Co” and “Made Specially for ZAR”, with sling swivels. GWO & C (no cleaning rod, minor wear to metalwork) Plate 6
Lot 793
A Sharps Patent .38” RF single shot rifle by Tipping & Lawden, 38” overall, round barrel 24” with folding rearsight and B’ham proofs, numbererd 225, the centre hammer action stamped “Tipping & Lawden/ Sharps Patent” around the hammer screw, with sheath trigger, the barrel released to slide forward for loading by a catch beneath the fore end, a lever on the left side operating the cartridge extractor, the walnut butt with chequered pistol grip. GWO & C (the barrel release spring missing, butt plate pitted). Plate 6
Lot 802
An 8mm French Mle 1866 Lebel bolt action rifle, renumbered on breech 14744, the frame marked “Manufacture d’Armes St Etienne, MLE 1886”, the breech stamped “MA S1891”, GWO & C (the butt bruised, the fore end and barrel bands replaced), with COD; with 1916 pattern spike bayonet in its scabbard (worn, hilt dented, fails to fully enter scabbard). See the-saleroom.com
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