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Lot 147
A good Second War ‘Anzio Landings’ M.M. group of six awarded to Lance-Sergeant J. F. Thornton, Royal Signals, who died in Anzio on 16 February 1944 Military Medal, G.VI.R. (2031148 L.Sjt. J. F. Thornton. R. Signals); 1939-45 Star; Africa Star, 1 clasp, 1st Army; Italy Star; Defence and War Medals 1939-45, mounted as worn; together with a boxing prize medal, bronze, the reveres engraved ‘T. Bn. R. Signals. Runner Up Light Heavy. 1935. Sgn. Thornton.’, good very fine (7) £1,000-£1,400 --- M.M. London Gazette 15 June 1944: ‘In recognition of gallant and distinguished services in Italy.’ The original Recommendation states: ‘In the assault landing on Anzio, Lance-Sergeant Thornton landed with assault Brigade Headquarters on 22 January 1944. Since that day he has carried out his duties with complete disregard of personal safety and has set a magnificent example in leadership and devotion to duty both to the line detachment and to the whole of the Signal Section. When the Brigade was holding the left Sector of the Beach Head on 23 January Lance-Sergeant Thornton was ordered to lay lines to forward Battalions. Owing to the nature of the country the possible line routes to the left Battalion were under observation and were subjected to enemy shell and mortar fire. Lance-Sergeant Thornton was continually called upon to repair breaks and his maintenance work whilst under enemy fire was beyond praise. On 1 February the Brigade was ordered to move at night to the Right of the Divisional front. 1 Loyals had previously moved to this sector and at 1130 hrs Lance-Sergeant Thornton was dispatched with one lineman to the new area to prepare line communication in advance of the move of Brigade HQ. The sector of the front which 1 Loyals were holding was under observation and the line routes to both 1 Loyals and 67 Field Regiment Royal Artillery were continuously being cut by enemy fire. Brigade HQ was established in the new area at 1945 hrs and by 2345 hrs lines were through to 1 Loyals and to the Field Regiment. Enemy fire, however, continued and the lines were in constant need of building and repair. Lance-Sergeant Thornton continued on duty in the forward areas throughout the night repairing the forward lines and also repairing the rearward route to the Divisional Signal Centre. He did not return to HQ until all the lines were reported through again at 0530 hrs on 2 February. During the subsequent eight days which the Brigade was in the line the enemy continued to shell and mortar the Brigade area and Lance-Sergeant Thornton was indefatigable in repairing and maintaining the 16 miles of cable laid in the area. That line communication on this scale had been maintained, with a detachment of only three men, under most difficult conditions, in both sectors in which the Brigade has been committed, has been entirely due to the example, set by Lance-Sergeant Thornton, of leadership, personal courage, and devotion to duty, whilst under fire. Brigadier E. E. J. Moore, D.S.O., Commanding 2 Infantry Brigade concurs in the above report and adds: “From my personal knowledge this N.C.O. has performed his duties regardless of his personal safety and has been conspicuous by his untiring energy throughout the operations in maintaining line communication. I strongly recommend the award of the Military Medal”.’ John Frank Thornton attested for the Royal Corps of Signals and served with 1 Divisional Signals during the Second World War in both North Africa and Italy. Awarded the Military Medal for his gallantry during the Anzio Landings, he died on 16 February 1944, and is buried in Anzio War Cemetery, Italy. Sold with a a portrait photograph of the recipient.
Lot 1327
Three pieces of Lowestoft blue and white porcelain and a First Period Worcester teabowl and saucer: including a coffee cup painted in the 'Rock, Peony and Fence' pattern; a teabowl in the 'Robert Browne' pattern [hair crack]; a small bowl painted with a pagoda river landscape; and a Worcester polychrome and scale blue teabowl and saucer painted with floral sprays, open crescent marks [tiny chips to teabowl footrim]; all circa 1770-80 [5].
Lot 133
A Gentleman's stainless steel Chopard Mille Miglia wristwatch, the round white enamel dial with gold toned baton markers, subsidiary dial t six 'o' clock, outer tachymetre scale, set to a gold toned bezel with red enamelled lettering, manual crown wind movement, numbered to reverse of case '286188 8142', 34mm diameter, set to a tan coloured leather strap with buckle fastening, complete in Chopard box Your attention is drawn to our important notice regarding Trevanion Auctioneers & Valuers sale of watches found in our Terms & Conditions, please read this prior to bidding.For condition information please view this lot on our website HERE.Please note: We do not publish any condition reports on the-saleroom.com, all requested condition reports will be available to view at trevanion.com once a request has been submitted.Please only bid if you are entirely satisfied with the condition of your lot. The absence of a condition report does not guarantee that the lot is free from faults or defects.
Lot 2077
A mixed group of boxed and loose model cars and vehicles including Auto Art 1:18 scale Jaguar C Type, Syma military tandem rotor cargo-transport helicopter, Corgi AEC tanker and Thornycroft Beer Truck and further similar.Additional InformationSome boxed, some loose, boxes worn where applicable, some of the plastic windows broken. Some of the models have become loose to the interior of the boxes. There may be some components or accessories damaged or at fault. Too many items to individualise, please refer to illustrations for specifics of condition.
Lot 240A
Parker vintage fountain pen in marbled green and black, another Watermans in brown and black scale design, four other fountain pens, two inkwells and related items (1 box) Condition ReportThe orange and black pen has no obvious mark to the barrel, it is marked to the nib 'guaranteed 14ct 1st quality'. See attached pictures.
Lot 237
Herpa Brekina and other HO scale Road Vehicles and boxes a large quantity gathered from the above layout including lorries, buses, coaches, cars, road-making eqipment and others, mostly G-VG, 100+ unboxed, together with 2 tubs of empty boxes for the above, boxes G-VG, and a Corgi 1-50 scale 'Royal Blue' Bedford OB (qty in 3 tubs)
Lot 239
A Large Quantity of HO scale Continental Smaller Scenic Accessories, including a multitude of people in two boxes (NOT socially-distanced!), animals, trees, hedges, Viessmann streetlights and other fittings, horse-drawn vehicles, wagon loads and many other smaller accessories, all ex-layout but mostly G-VG, some damages, with a number of empty boxes which may or may not suit the unboxed items (qty in 3 tubs)
Lot 240
Continental Kit-built HO scale Buildings by Kibri Faller and Others, a large quantity including town hall, churches, gasometers ad other idustrial buildings, houses, shops, filling station and many others, with four large and two small scratchbuilt model boats, two jet airliners and other items, some fitted with lighting accessories, mostly G, some damages, some buildings need re-gluing (qty in 4 large boxes)
Lot 4517
A fully rigged and detailed wooden British floating scale model of a royal yacht from the Stuart period, ca. 1660-1710, h. 90 w 103 w. 23 cm.Fijn gedetailleerd en met verguld snijwerk versierd, beschilderd houten schaalmodel van een koninklijk Engels plezierjacht, geheel of deels uit de Stuart-periode, circa 1660-1710, bewapend met acht kanonnen, varend onder de vlag van het huis Stuart, Op latere sokkel met dolfijnen, Slechts acht model-jachten uit de regeringsperiod van Charles II (1660-1685) zijn bekend geworden, waaronder de Henriette 1679, zgn. Navy Board, model met open romp, Portland Collectie, beschreven door Effie MOenypenny en Simon Stephens in de 'Mariner's Mirror', mei 2018, pp 172-191, zie ook : BRian Lavery en Simon Stephens 'Ship odels', 1995, p. 216, no. 1295, Vader en zoon van de Velde, in dienst van de Engelse koning, hebben verschillende koninlijke jachten geportretteerd, onder andere op de wandtapijten die de zeeslag uit 1672 afbeeldt. Spelevaren of 'yachting' werd in Engeland een maritieme rage nadat de stad Amsterdam in 1660 haar stadsjacht aan de nieuwe Engelse king cadeau had gegeven (varend)
Lot 1
8x HO gauge Japanese manufactured brass railway models in American outline. 4x Orion, Japan, unpainted hopper wagons. A Fujiyama Kogyo unpainted Great Northern 'Big Sky' Caboose. A GOM Scale Model Great Northern Caboose, X288, in red and black livery. An unpainted N.W.S.L. J&L bogie tank wagon. All boxed, minor wear. Models Mint. Plus an unboxed New Haven Bo-Bo tramcar in burnt orange livery with two trolley pole pickups (one requires attention). GC-VGC, damage to one pole retainer. £70-100
Lot 104
A Schuco Edition 1:72 Airliner. Dornier Do X 1929. An impressively large scale silver painted zinc die-cast detailed model of this famous flying boat, measuring 55cm with a wing span of 60cm, with 6 wing top mounted engines fitted with 12 propellers, 'DORNIER' and 'D-1929' registration to fuselage. Boxed with stand and all packing. Minor wear to box. Contents Mint, as new. £100-175
Lot 105
A First Gear 1:25 scale Mack B-Model High Feature Dump Truck with Plow (plough!). An impressive highly detailed model in 'High Mountain Snow Removal' livery, with cab, bonnet and plough in blue with silver tipping body with mountain scene inserts to sides, rear tyres fitted with snow chains. Together with another impressive model, an ERTL Collectibles 'Prestige Series' 1:25 scale 1954 GMC Series 950 Cab with 30ft Trailer. An example in yellow, silver and red Coca-Cola livery. Both boxed, ERTL outer box damaged. Vehicles VGC-Mint. £60-80
Lot 121
300+ Del Prado 'Relive Waterloo' soldiers from the 'Great Battles of the Napoleonic Wars' series. Small scale figures intended to form a 'part work' diorama comprising; 180+ infantry, 100+ cavalry, 9x canon, etc. With booklets numbered 1-125 (not checked) and a few other related leaflets. Figures GC-VGC, possible minor damage to a few. £70-100
Lot 129
4x Britains Model Home Farm Series horsedrawn carts. Including a boxed (No.4F) Tumbrel Cart (missing farmer and rear rack). Minor wear/damage to box. Together with 3x carts missing horses, etc; another Tumbrel Cart, a Trap and a 4-wheel 'Rag & Bone Merchants' cart. Plus another by a different maker. Plus 3x Tootsietoy small scale open farm lorries. GC-VGC. £50-70
Lot 133
4x 1:48 scale Collection Armour by Franklin Mint aircraft. FW 190 Focke Wulf in Luftwaffe livery (98194). Spitfire Mk.Vc in RAF livery (98315). P51 Mustang in USAAF livery (98074). P47 Thunderbolt in USAAF livery (98146). All boxed, some storage wear to one. Contents appear VGC-Mint, however models may be ex-display and therefore small parts may be missing/AF. £60-80
Lot 134
3x 1:48 scale Collection Armour by Franklin Mint aircraft. B25 Mitchell, in RAF livery (98183). P38 Lighting, in USAAF silver and green livery (98114). F6 F Hellcat, in US Navy livery (98176). All boxed, some storage wear to one. Contents appear VGC-Mint, however models may be ex-display and therefore small parts may be missing/AF. £60-80
Lot 135
3x 1:48 scale Collection Armour by Franklin Mint aircraft. B25 Mitchell, in USAAF livery (98181). P38 Lighting, in USAAF silver and blue livery (98278). P47 Thunderbolt, in RAF livery (98149). All boxed. Contents appear VGC-Mint, however models may be ex-display and therefore small parts may be missing/AF. £60-80
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