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Lot 1157
Early 20th Century Gents Court Suit and 1930`s Lady`s Dress Both Worn to the Coronation of King George V and Queen Elizabeth in 1937, and Accompanying Photographs and Ephemera. The Gents Navy Blue Velvet Court Suit comprises a fitted jacket with cut steel buttons and lace trimmed cuffs, pair of matching breeches and waistcoat, cream silk waistcoat, pair of stockings, lace collar, pair of Army and Navy Stores black leather shoes with steel cut buckles, and a black court hat, dress sword with cut steel handle and scabbard; Lady`s 1930`s Elegant Marshall and Snellgrove Peach Satin Bias Cut Dress with short split sleeves, appliqued to the front with satin flower heads, paste and beaded decoration, with ties to the back, French Peach Satin Evening Purse with gilt metal clasp decorated with pearls. Together with a Triptych Leather Album with gilt tooled crest, enclosing official photographs of the couple; framed copy of a photograph of the couple; A Copy of `The Form and Order of the Service....Coronation of Their Majesties King George V and Queen Elizabeth...1937`, published by Eyre and Spottiswoode, with gilt armorial to the front and original dust wrapper; Red Leather Official Souvenir Programme for the coronation, and correspondence and Invitation from the Earl Marshall
Lot 207
A Victorian officer's dress sword, the handle with brass knuckle guard bearing Victorian cipher, the shagreen handle with wirework decoration, the engraved blade housed in a brass scabbard CONDITION REPORTS The scabbard has a number of dents - see photos. The blade is 81.5 cm long. The scabbard 84.5 cm long.
Lot 218
A World War II jungle knife, standard issue, the blade stamped "J J B 1943", the handle stamped "123776", in leather scabbard stamped "J B Brooks & Co. Ltd.", bearing paper label inscribed "Jungle Knife (Standard Issue) issued to the Medical Officer of No. 124 Spitfire Squadron, the Hydrabad Squadron ...", a black painted and steel folding knife, and two ethnic knives in hide scabbards (40
Lot 188
A 19th century and later Naval officer’s sabre, the curving blade with engraved designs, having bone carved handle and gilt guard and eagle’s head pommel, in part leather and brass scabbard (2) The handle is loose, the scabbard as mentioned is lacking the lower section and is in quite poor condition, with cracking and flaking to leather. Blade has scratching and marking throughout and many signs of wear. Engraving and gilding to parts of blade, with cannon and shield bearing starts and stripes amongst stylized foliage. This sword has an eagle device with shield at the hilt implying that it is of American origin (USA). It`s blade and design would indicate mid 1980`s but it is possible that some fittings are later. There is a 6 or 9 stamped to the blunt edge of the blade by the hilt. From Tip to Pommel is 90cm, Scabbard is 63cm + Blade = Approx 77cm. Relatively straight and only slightly bent. See additional images.
Lot 263
RAWLINGS, LEO; And The Dawn Came Up Like Thunder, with supporting account by Bill Duncan, signed copy with two letters, first edition 1972, also a dagger with rope grip, leather scabbard and double edged blade. CONDITION REPORT: The rope is part of the grip and we are unable to see under it to ascertain if there is any damage/corrosion. Remnants of what looks like a "Wilkinson" mark, but unsure. Rusting to dagger allover.
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