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Lot 2112
Corgi Classics 1:43 scale die cast Royal Mail Ltd.ed. vehicles, Bedford C A Van, Mini Van Set, Scammell Scarab, Ford Poular Van, Land Rover Closed, Morris J Van, Morris 1000, PO Telephones Mini Van, TV Licensing, all with certificates, Modern Trucks Royal Mail Artic, Motoring Memories all boxed (11)
Lot 2122
Collection of Oxford Automobile Company 1:43 scale die cast models of Motor Cars including Jaguar Mk.Vlll, Mk.VllM, Mk.lX, Jensen Interceptor, Daimler Hearse, Humber Pullman Limousine, etc.Oxford Diecast Aston Martin DB2 Mklll,Lyons Maid incl. Ltd.ed. Morris Minor, all in perspex boxes (20)
Lot 392
19TH CENTURY OXIDIZED BRASS SEXTANT marked Owen Owens Liverpool, having two interchangeable eye pieces, filters, engraved silver scale and turned wooden handle. In original mahogany box. Box 30 x 27cm approx. (B.P. 24% incl. VAT) CONDITION REPORT: The box is water stained and split in places. The sextant is very grubby and tarnished although appearing undamaged.
Lot 162
MONASH JOHN: (1865-1931) Australian General of World War I. Recognised as the most famous commander in Australian history, Monash is widely considered one of the best Allied generals of the war. The attack made by the allies at the Battle of Amiens in August 1918, which expedited the end of the war, was planned by Monash and spearheaded by British Forces, including the Australian Corps under Monash's command. T.L.S., John Monash, one page, 4to, Melbourne, 20th December 1927, to Rev. C. Irving Benson. Monash confirms receipt of his correspondent's letter and remarks 'I also saw the reference to the gallantry of an individual soldier at Pozieres, but failed to get any confirmation of the story'. He continues 'As a matter of fact, I was not present at this battle, being engaged with my Division - the Third - in another part of the theatre of war' and also concludes 'However, I am disposed to discount a story of this kind, The scale of operations was too large and too varied, and over too extended a front, to make it probable that the action of any individual man, however gallant and self-sacrificing, could have had a decisive effect upon the operations as a whole'. A letter of interesting content relating to one of the most significant battles of World War I. Some very light, extremely minor creasing, one very small tear to the right edge and two very small pinholes in the upper left corner, otherwise VG The Battle of Pozieres occurred in France from 23rd July - 3rd September 1916 during the Battle of the Somme. The battle resulted in a British victory and the possession of the plateau north and east of the village of Pozieres, giving the allies a base to menace the German bastion of Thiepyal. However the battle was costly in terms of human lives and Australian historians have commented that Pozieres ridge 'is more densely sown with Australian sacrifice than any other place on earth'.
Lot 403
A Certina Timer gent's chronograph wristwatch, reference 8401.001 The signed black dial with tachymetre scale, baton markers and subsidiary minutes and seconds dials, the seventeen-jewel movement signed, the case numbered 7071391, stainless steel cased with leather strap. CONDITION REPORTS: Generally good condition, expected wear, some surface scuffing, strap tired and with losses.
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