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Lot 513
CRUDE NINETEENTH CENTURY COPY OF AN EARLY NINETEENTH CENTURY FLINTLOCK MILITARY RIFLE, the lock stamped 1813 and with an indistinct diamond pattern makers mark, full stocked with brass mounts, brass trigger guard and butt plate, metal sling swivels and the steel ram rod, 48 1/2" (123.2cm) long overall
Lot 254
An American World War II M1 Garand rifle bayonet (M1942), black plastic grooved grip, fullered blade, spring scabbard catch, and a wood effect scabbard and attached frog, another M1 Garand bayonet and scabbard with blackened blade, and another similar with blackened blade and green scabbard and belt clip, all 37cm long (3)
Lot 1143
A quantity of Britains etc military figures and other items. Including mounted Hussars, Horse Guards, Life Guards, plus on foot- Rifle Regiment, Egyptian Camel Corps, Royal Mountain Artillery, Royal Marines, wounded infantry, nurse etc. Plus a Naval Deck Gun and wagon. Plus a few non Britains including a Mettoy anti-aircraft gun. FC-QGC. Many for restoration.
Lot 1155
A quantity of professionally cast white metal items. Including a 19th century ‘Black Maria’ police van, drawn by two horses with police rider. A horse-drawn two-wheeled bakers van. Two-wheeled hand cart. Father Christmas with police woman. Police officer. Police dog-handler with two Alsatians. Marilyn Monroe. American civil war pair. Donkey. 2 Tricycles. Policeman. 3 Soldiers with Standards. Oriental figure with parasol. Lamp standard. Angel with tin helmet and rifle. 2 Warriors. Female figure. Canon. Plus a few other items including military 2-wheeled wagons with personnel and horse. Most painted. VGC.
Lot 1704
An 1827 pattern officer’s sword of The Rifle Brigade, almost straight, fullered blade 33”, by E Thurkle, Maker, Soho, London, etched with crowned VR cypher, strung bugle and “The Rifle Brigade, The Prince Consort’s Own” within scrolled fenestrated panels, regulation steel hilt, the guard incorporating crowned strung bugle, stepped pommel and backstrap, wirebound fishskin grip, in its steel scabbard with 2 rings. Basically GC (pitted and worn overall)
Lot 1712
4 tinplate air guns: King single shot No 21 underlever by The Markham Air Rifle Co, retailed by the Ajax Co, Ilford, c 1916 (?); Walton & Brown “Hector”, c 1932-33; Diana Mod 16, c 1936; and Diana break action (trigger guard missing). GWO & basically GC (the second and last with light to moderate pitting overall). (4)
Lot 1714
A .177” VZ36 Stella air rifle, with side crank handle cocking, stamped “Pat.Ohl. C.P. 4744”, QGC (action AF); a .177” Teutonia break action air rifle, number 52, of Millita type, basically GC (cocking arm missing); and a .177” Langenham Millita heavy pattern air rifle, c 1900-05, number 12936. Basically GC (action AF, trigger guard missing, lightly pitted overall). (3)
Lot 1715
A .177” Millita break action air rifle, 39½” overall, barrel 17¾” stamped “Millita Patent” on top flat, number 25473, with traces of plating, basically GC (action AF, surface rust and some pitting overall); and a .177” Haenel XX break action air rifle, with pressed tinplate barrel. GWO & C (cleaned overall) (2)
Lot 1718
A .177” Langenham Millita break action air rifle, c 1900-05, 42½” overall, barrel 18¾”, number 9884, with long scrolled steel trigger guard, the walnut butt with cheekpiece and small brass plate of “Roberts, Gun Maker, Steelhouse Lane, Birmingham”. GWO & basically GC (lightly pitted and worn overall with some deeper pitting)
Lot 1751
Part only of a 19th century pneumatic air gun, comprising the heavy brass ball reservoir, brass frame (less top strap and sideplate), and action (no trigger spring), basically GC; the barrel and action only of another 19th century pneumatic air gun (no cocking lever or reservoir), by Holmes, Liverpool, QGC (much deep pitting); the cut down barrels and locks of a DB percussion sporting gun by William Moore, FC; 3 antique gun butts; and 4 air rifle stocks, generally QGC
Lot 1785
4 relic SB percussion sporting guns, comprising 18 bore with tube lock (incomplete) and detachable butt, by Fotherby, Leeds (barrel shortened); 14 bore with gold line at breech, nipple drum conversion, and engraved on the lock “Forsyth’s Patent”; another flintlock conversion; and a crude light weight trade gun originally with back action lock (now missing); also a .177” Lane’s Musketeer air rifle, AF; the barrel and action of a Diana Mod 27 air rifle; a pre war .177” Webley Mark I air pistol, number 11448 (1925), GWO & basically GC (much original finish but areas of heavy corrosion); a nickel plated Gat type Diana tinplate air pistol (AF); and a German “Decus” tinplate toy pistol, basically GC (some pitting and wear)
Lot 1793
A .577/450” Volunteer Martini Henry rifle, 50” overall, barrel 33½” with B’ham proofs, plain unmarked frame with government proofs, inspector’s marks and number 21218, walnut stock with regulation mounts, sling swivels, original steel cleaning rod, and bayonet lug on barrel band. GWO & basically GC (moderate surface rust over much of the barrel and mounts, much recent bruising to the butt). Plate 7
Lot 1794
A Belgian made 11mm Chassepot Model 1866 bolt action needle fire rifle, 52” overall, barrel 32½”, the breech with traces of Liege proof marks, Chassepot trade mark, and number 990, the bolt also bearing Chassepot trade mark and Liege proofs, the walnut stock with regulation steel mounts, sling swivels and cleaning rod, the butt stamped “Bernard Tambeur, Liege”. GWO & basically GC (light to moderate pitting to metalwork, rearsight ladder missing). Plate 7
Lot 312
Selection of toy guns, c.1960`s-`80s: Johnny Eagle Magumba Rifle with bullet (G/F, tape repair to butt); Marx Combat Carbine (G. with backing card); Lone Star Gun and Holster set (VG, carded); Lone Star no.1105 Pony Express (VG in G box); Lone Star no.1334 Cody 45 Cap Pistol (VG in VG box). (5)
Lot 104
A mixed lot of items, comprising: a pair of Edwardian bonbon dishes, by Mappin and Webb, London 1906, a tea strainer, a bowl, two souvenir spoons the terminal with a camel and enamelled `Khartoun Rifle Club`, plus two other spoons, and a Dutch tea strainer and stand, plus metal ware items an Egyptian chamber stick, and two South American dishes, electroplated items, a cream jug and sugar bowl, a sauce boat, a pair of bonbon dishes and other items, approx. weighable 13oz. (qty)
Lot 97
A cased bronze central mines rifle association medal; the international match c. 1902 - won by England; another identical bronze medal won by A T Case; another bronze medallion for Bristol & District Rifle clubs association c. 1907; another bronze medallion awarded by the Royal Asiatic Society of Bengal for geology in Asia. A cased bronze championship medallion presented by Toogood & Sons the kings seeds man. A similar cased silver medallion - no inscription and a silver gilt medallion "The Institution of Locomotive Engineers Literary Award". (Silver medallions 3.5 oz approx)
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