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Lot 435
Mark II Pattern 1888 Volunteer Pattern bayonet with oil hole. ER dated Dec.1901. WD stamp and EFD, Enfield. Excellent clean blade. Pommel marked "V.2.C.C.2.EX.25." = Volunteer 2nd Cyclist company, 2nd BN Essex Regt for rifle no 25. Steel mounted leather scabbard marked GFD`00. With its correct frog with makers mark ***CELL LONDON. Stamped 6.10, June 1910. With officially added webbing carrying strap. Overall an untouched example.
Lot 436
Mark III 1916 S.M.L.E marked "Enfield 1916 SHT L.E III. In its original woodwork. Its butt marker disc shows: "T" , territorial "R176" rifle no 176 "CAMB", the Cambridge Regiment. Original regimentally marked SMLEs are rarely found these days. Woodwork is original and shows the wear and tear of service use with Armourers repair to the buttstock. Overall in good condition and working order. Deactivated with certificate. Fully correct specification for MKIII.
Lot 533
Pattern 1907 bayonet with Hooked Quillon. Pommel marked `3EX.174` 3rd Bn Essex Regt Rifle no.174. Clean blade 17" retaining original polish. Made 8`09 by Sanderson MATCHING scabbard numbered 174 and marked H.G.R.10. Hepburn gale and Ross 1910. Pommel and scabbard. Cross guard with medium salt and pepper pitting. A good original untouched example.
Lot 180
Confederate Belgian made musket from the American Civil War. Lock marked "C.S.A" Liege proofs. Stock heavily stamped "5th ATLANTA GA". Stock also marked "C.S.A." Back action percussion cock. This rifle was formally in the Mauser Museum, Obendorf, Germany and still bears their inventory tag. In good working order and condition. No licence required.
Lot 215
DSO group to 2/Lieut Herbert Campbell Westmorland 1st Hampshire Regt (pair named Lt Col H C Westmorland) (IGS named Major H C Westmorland DSO Hamps), and (Palestine named Lt Col H C Westmorland DSO Hamps). The group consists of DSO + Bar, 1914 Star (old copy clasp), BWM & Victory Medal + MID, IGS GV with North West Frontier 1935 clasp, GSM GVI with Palestine clasp, 1939-45 Star, Africa Star, Defence & War Medals, French Croix De Guerre 1914-1918 (all missing ribbons). Plus matching Miniature Medal groups mounted as worn. Westmorlands history is as follows, DSO 16/9/1918, Bar 15/2/19 & 30/7/19. Born 7/12/93 son of Lt Col H G., 37th. Educated Wellington College Sandhurst. 2/Lt Hants 3/9/13: noted for Cricket and Rifle Shooting. Severely Wounded 1914, Wounded again 29/4/16 and again August /18. Mentioned In Despatches x3. A superb group to a gallant officer.
Lot 1202
A Queen's South African medal, to 3811 S.S. G.E. Welsh 12th Lancers, with six bars, Diamond Hill, Johannesburg, Wepener, Driefontein, Paardeberg, Relief of Kimberley, together with the British War Medal to 1001 PTE G.E. Welsh, Rifle Brigade, and a South Africa 1900 Queen Victoria Christmas gift tin (5)
Lot 3156
NATIONAL RIFLE ASSOCIATION. Proceedings of the National Rifle Association. Bisley Camp, Brookwood Surrey, 1910. London: [n.d but 1910 or 1911.] 8vo (205 x 131mm.) Plates and illustrations. Contemporary green half-morocco, g.e. – And two other volumes of the ‘Proceedings of the National Rifle Association’ for 1912 and 1922-1923 (3).
Lot 296
An Inter-War period finely engraved BSA Lincoln Jeffries .177 calibre under-lever air rifle, number L.27539, with a chequered walnut stock, overall length 101.5cm. Extensively engraved with a scene of Diana the Huntress within acanthus scroll borders and with further scroll work engraving to the lever and trigger guard, titled `The Birmingham Small Arms Company Limited` to the top of the barrel and `engraved by P.J. Spode` to the underside of the lever. Complete with a later bespoke red baize lined and perspex display stand within an enclosed glass case. ILLUSTRATED
Lot 219
The School of Arts Improv`d, Compiled from various Authors, Gainsborough: John Mozley 1776, 8vo, staining, worn boards; LEE (Harriet) Canterbury tales for the Year 1797, vol. I only, London 1797, 8vo, uncut, boards, repaired spine; a commission on vellum signed by Queen Victoria promoting Robert Frederick Brownlow to the rank of Captain in the Rifle Brigade, 1848. Note: Brownlow of Rushbrooke near Bury St Edmunds, hit the newspapers when he divorced his wife for adultery in 1853.
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