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Lot 193
An early 20th century leather-bound doctor's travelling medicine kit fitted with over forty tubes, some labelled 'poison', the boxed named to 'Dr Leight of Waterloo, Liverpool', also a late 19th century boxed draughtsman/geometry set to include bone and ivory handled tools, the internal lining with gilt stamp 'Compas Superieurs Bretes', a further boxed set of scales and a mahogany box.
Lot 425
Royal Horse Guards / Blues & Royal Officer's Cuirass. A scarce example comprising of front and back polished steel plates complete with gilt brass shoulder scales. The front plate is edged with gilt brass and studs. The centre is with a high comb. The back plate is again with gilt brass edging and studs. Also with the shoulder strap attachments in the form of two silvered lion's head boss's. The straps are with silvered floral studs and lion's heads. Lining of red grained leather and velvet edging. With some service and storage wear.
Lot 651
Austrian Officer's Czapka for the 7th Uhlan Regiment of Lancers. This example with a black patent leather body, surmounted by black melton cloth upper section with bullion cord. This supports a bullion cockade. To the front an Austrian Imperial Eagle with the number '7' to it's chest. Complete with gilt chin scales, supported by lion head bosses. The interior with leather sweatband and crimson cloth lining. Bullion dull. ... Accompanied by carrying case.
Lot 686
Lothian and Berwickshire Imperial Yeomanry Officer's Full Dress Tunic. A good scarce example of the pattern worn from 1904 until 1914. Scarlet melton cloth, with dark blue collar, cuffs and skirt-slashes. Collar, edged all round with gold 'Broken Bias' lace, bearing fine and massive garb badges in gold embroidery on red backing. Deep pointed cuffs edged with similar lace, traced above with a row of gold Russia braid eyes. Skirt-slashes each bearing two buttons and also edged with gold Russia and lace. Blue cloth piping to fronts and back-seams. Complete with King's Crown Lothians & Berwickshire Imperial Yeomanry buttons. Detachable shoulder-scales absent, slight staining. GC.
Lot 694
WW1 Imperial German Prussian Guard Pioneer Officer's Pickelhaube. A very good and rare example, this WW1 manufactured example with black fibre skull, front and rear peaks. To the front a Magnificent large Guard pattern eagle mounted to its breast a Guard pattern Star. This with silvered finish, which is matched by the tall spike and trim edging. Complete with original gilt brass chin scales of the correct pattern. The interior with soft brown leather sweatband and retaining upper silk lining, this now part shot. The overall condition is good, some even crazing to the skull and some wear to the plating. Rear peak slightly distorted and the attachment to the skull Retains a good shape.
Lot 696
WW1 Imperial German Hessen Infantry Reserve Officer's Pickelhaube, Model 1897. A good scarce example. Black leather skull with front and rear peaks, the front one trimmed in gilt brass. To the front, a fine gilt plate of crowned Hessen lined lion bearing a sword resting in laurel and oak sprays; mounted with small silvered Reserve Maltese cross. Quadrant spike base with correct plain domed rivets, supports fluted gilt spike. Complete with original gilt brass chin scales with correct rosettes. The interior with soft tan leather sweatband and retaining upper silk lining. The overall condition is good, some even crazing to the skull and some general service wear. GC
Lot 698
WW1 Imperial German WŸrttemberg Officer's Pickelhaube, Model 1915 A good scarce example. Black leather skull with front and rear peaks, the front one trimmed in gilt brass. To the front, a gilt brass plate of crowned WŸrttemberg Coat of Arms. Quadrant spike base star shaped rivets, supports plain gilt spike with pearl ring base. Complete with original leather backed gilt brass chin scales with two piece rosettes. The interior with soft tan leather sweatband and retaining slightly distressed upper silk lining. The overall condition is good, gilt toned, some even crazing to the skull and some general service wear. Back peak and lining possibly replaced. GC
Lot 699
WW1 Imperial German Saxon Reserve Officer's Pickelhaube, A good scarce example. Black leather skull with front and rear peaks, the front one trimmed in gilt brass. To the front, a gilt brass star bearing silvered cross with Saxon Arms. Circular spike base with three star shaped rivets and one plain domed, supports plain gilt spike with pearl ring base. Complete with original leather backed gilt brass chin scales with two piece rosettes. The interior with soft tan leather sweatband and retaining upper silk lining. The overall condition is good, gilt toned, some even crazing to the skull and some general service wear ... complete with light grey cloth field cover bearing internal black stamped 'D.R.P. GC
Lot 745
German Third Reich Government Official's dagger by Alcoso, Solingen circa 1939-42. A fine rare example with simulated mother of pearl grip and silver plated mounts. Eagle's head ornamented pommel, crossguard and langet bearing an eagle and swastika facing same way as pommel, the blade etched with maker's scales logo. Housed in its finely pebbled plated scabbard, the oakleaf bands retaining both loose suspension rings. Toned externally, blade bright. VGC Introduced in March 1939; production ceased in mid 1942.
Lot 165
FAMOUS MEN & WOMEN: Collection of A.Ls.S., T.Ls.S., many accompanied by typed and holograph statements (most unsigned) by a variety of famous individuals (entertainers, television, sports personalities, etc.), all written to Henry Buckton in association with his BBC Children in Need fund raising book entitled Celebrity Child's Play, providing various anecdotes from their school lives, comprising Martin Bell (in part, 'I shall always remember the summer of 1946, when I was nearly eight, for a single Great Event - my first ice-cream.'), Craig Brown, Brian Cant, Harry Carpenter, Stephanie Cole, Bernard Cornwell, Wendy Craig (in part, 'I had several beautiful dolls, but the one I loved best and played with most was the one my daddy made for me. It was my favourite for years. I wonder what became of it.'), Niall Dickson, Anne Fine, Bryan Forbes, Anna Ford, Clare Francis, Dick Francis (in part, 'It will come as no surprise that riding plays a major part in my childhood memories. I spent much of my early years at my maternal grandparent's farm in Pembrokeshire and it was here that I consider I first became a professional horseman.'), Lucinda Green, Richard Griffiths, Sophie Grigson, David Hemery (in part, 'Between years five and ten I lived in Frinton-on-Sea. Early athletic endeavours included building a sufficiently long and high sand castle to pursue hours of self-challenging standing long jumps off the high sea wall.'), Barry Hines, Douglas Hurd, Lionel Jefferies (in part, '1926. Deptford. South London. A small semi detached Victorian house on the docks. The inside of my first pram. The sweet and sour smell of spilt milk, and the exquisite comfort of lying in my very own pee.'), Dinsdale Landen, John Kavanagh, Mark Lawrenson, Andrew Marr, Andrea Mclean, George Melly (in part, 'I remember when my Great Uncle Bill took me to the Liverpool Zoo. Only a year later he was to have a fit and become a taciturn figure who did nothing but sit in front of the fire drinking brandy and soda and smoking Turkish cigarettes.'), Desmond Morris, Peter Nichols, Matthew Parris, Tessa Peake-Jones, Julian Pettifer, Tim Pigott-Smith, Alan Plater, Philip Pullman, Steve Race, Bonny Sartin, Prunella Scales (in part, 'One of my most vivid childhood memories is the morning my father failed (just) to shoot my mother through the ceiling…'), David Steel, Tommy Steele (in part, 'On a dark night in the midst of yet another German bombing raid during the blitz my dad and I were racing through the smoke ridden alleys of Bermondsey Dock dodging flying debris and shrapnel…'), Ed Stewart, Ray Stubbs, Janet Suzman, Joanna Trollope and John Waite. Together with June Whitfield (1925- ) English Actress. Book signed, being a softcover edition of the Celebrity Child's Play by Henry Buckton, First Edition, published in aid of BBC Children in Need Appeal by Henry Buckton, Glastonbury, 2002. Signed by June Whitfield in bold black ink to a clear area of the inside cover. VG to EX, 45
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