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WW1 Liverpool Pals Selection of Regimental Sweetheart Brooches.Each bearing the crest Lord Derby comprising: Silver & shell (HM London 1915). ... Silver gilt (HM Birmingham 1914). ... Gilt & Enamel. ... Bronze (Blade fitting one absent) Complete with fittings. (4 items)
Selection of King’s Liverpool Regimental Sweetheart Brooches. Including: Liverpool Scottish shell and silver (HM London 1915 Hook absent). ... Liverpool Scottish Cameron metal & enamel. ... Liverpool Irish gilt & enamel etc. Complete with fittings, unless stated. (7 items) Viewing Recommended.
Boer War Period 10th Hussars & 7th Hussars Silver Regimental Sweetheart Brooches.Two hollow silver horseshoe examples: 10th Hussars hallmarked silver Birmingham 1899. ... 7th Hussars hallmarked Birmingham silver 1901. Complete with pin fittings. (2 items) Viewing Recommended.
Boer War / Pre WW1 3rd Dragoon Guards & 20th Hussars Silver Regimental Sweetheart Brooches.Two hollow silver horseshoe examples: 3rd Dragoon Guards hallmarked silver Birmingham 1900. ... 20th Hussars hallmarked Birmingham silver 1908. Complete with pin fittings. (2 items) Viewing Recommended.
Boer War / Pre WW1 Black Watch & Durham Light Infantry Silver Regimental Sweetheart Brooches.Two hollow silver horseshoe examples: Black Watch hallmarked silver Birmingham 1900. ... Durham Light Infantry hallmarked Birmingham silver 1909. Complete with pin fittings, DLI brooch with crude repair to hook. ... Accompanied by a Birmingham silver 1915 Manchester Regiment Rifle Brooch. Pin absent hook present. (3 items) Viewing Recommended.
Selection of Regular Cavalry & Yeomanry Regiments Regimental Sweetheart Brooches.Comprising: Silver examples: Bedfordshire Yeomanry. ... BAYS. ... 3rd Dragoons. ... 13th Hussars. ... Base metal: Leicestershire Yeomanry. ... Lothian & Border Horse. All complete with pin fittings. (6 items)
Two Yacht Club enamelled burgee brooches.Royal Leamington Yacht Club, pennant in silver and enamels (reverse stamped “SILVER”) complete with pin and roller catch. VGC ... another of yellow metal with blue/white/blue enamel, the central white section bearing blue enamelled shamrock, (reverse impressed “HANGELLOR” ‘15’ ). Complete with pin and hook. Restoration to first blue section of enamel. (2 items)
Deputy Lord Lieutenant cocked hat with plume.A good black silk example to the right side, a black silk cockade with two loops of quarter inch silver gimp with silvered button bearing a crown within laurel sprays. White leather sweatband and pleated white silk lining. Complete with white over red drooping swans feather plume, Both items housed in their shaped japanned transit / storage tins Slight age wear GC ... Accompanied by a second plume.
Scottish Victorian Royal Midlothian Yeomanry Cavalry Helmet circa 1877-88.A good rare example of the 1871 pattern helmet. Silvered skull with brass acanthus leaf band and a brass cruciform base supporting fluted silvered spike with black horsehair plume. To the front, a bi-metal crowned Garter resting in thistle sprays with four part title scroll below, centrally a stylised Thistle star. Two brass rosehead boss’s support a replacement velvet lined silver chinchain. The interior with leather sweatband. Skull with some minor dents. GC
Life Guards Officer’s Helmet. 1902-1952 Period.A good post 1901 example. Skull of German silver decorated with gilt brass laurel and oak leaf design. Gilt rose pattern ear bosses support a gilt brass velvet backed chin chain. To front, helmet plate of regulation pattern, surmounted by a King’s Crown. To top of the helmet a gilt and silver spike supports the white Horse hair plume, this complete with a gilt boss. Complete with original leather lining, edged with crimson cloth. Overall GC.
Sussex Yeomanry Officer’s Helmet.An outstanding example of the 1871 pattern helmet, with silvered skull, mounted with acanthus leaf decoration. To the front the regimental helmet plate the centre a frosted silver regimental device within a title strap “Sussex Yeomanry”. Two rose head bosses support a interlinked leather backed chin chain. The crown is with spike supporting a yellow horsehair plume with gilt rose fitting. The interior is with quilted cotton lining. The helmet remains in very good clean condition. Please note the regimental pattern plume should be yellow over dark blue. It is interesting to note that tis helmet and yellow plume matches the example illustrated in Headdress of the British Army Yeomanry by W.Y. Carman 1970 and may possibly be the helmet illustrated.
Worcestershire Yeomanry Officer’s Busby.A late and fine example. Black sable fur with scarlet bag trimmed with silver Russia braid and gimp button. A triple row of silver cord around body and oval gimp boss to front. Thirteen-tongued headband of pale roan leather and crimson lining tooled with manufacturer’s details of Hawkes Ltd., 1, Savile Row. Complete with white metal corded chin-chain on black leather backing and scarlet plume of egret over vulture feathers with white metal socket. Near VGC Hawkes Ltd. moved from Piccadilly to Savile Row in 1912. The Wiltshire Yeomanry wore a busby of similar description but with red lining to the chin-chain
Napoleonic War Period Royal Anglesey Fusiliers Officer’s Coatee.A rare example of scarlet melton cloth, with Royal blue facings to the cuffs and stand collar, the latter decorated with two square loops of silver button mounted with a regimental button of Prince of Wales’s feathers and regimental title. The slash cuffs again decorated with square silver loops and buttons. The tails are decorated with false pockets and bullion tail ornaments depicting the Prince of Wales’s feathers. The interior with replacement lining to the body, tails retain original lining but with moth holes. Retaining 42 silver plated regimental buttons by T Shaw, London. The scarlet remains bright, with moth damage to the back, overall remains good. Royal Anglesey Fusiliers was raised in 1792 as a militia regiment associated with the 23rd Foot the Royal Welsh Fusiliers. It was stood down in 1802, only to be re-raised the following year. As a regiment it saw service in Omagh Ireland from 1811 through to 1813 and was finally stood down following the peace of 1814.
6th VB Liverpool Regiment 1901 to 1908 Sergeant’s Scarlet Tunic.A rare originally badged example of scarlet wool cloth with dark blue facings to the collar, cuffs and shoulder straps. The latter retaining “6/V/King’s” shoulder titles. Complete with regimental collar badges and post 1901 white metal general service buttons. Also silver bullion badges of Sergeant chevrons, proficiency stars, Marks Man and Musketry Instructor. The interior with half blanket lining and original tailor’s paper label with name “N Hobbs”. Overall GC scarlet bright.
4th Royal Irish Dragoon Guards Officer’s Full Dress Tunic.A fine and scarce example. Scarlet uniform with blue velvet collar, cuffs and edging. One-inch gold Shamrock lace to front and top of collar, Russia braid to collar-seam. Skirt slashes of distinctive regimental pattern, the gold cord edging traced with Russia forming eyes at the corners. Austrian knots to sleeves, plaited gimp shoulder-cords with two rank-stars in silver embroidery. Gilt buttons indented with St Patrick’s Star and regimental title. Good quilted white silk lining. Collar badges absent, otherwise near VGC.
2nd Life Guards Officer’s Full Dress Tunic.A scarce pre-amalgamation Troop Officer’s example. Scarlet cloth with blue velvet collar, cuffs and edging to fronts and skirts. The fronts of the collar bearing patches of oak and bay leaves in gold embroidery. Gauntlet cuffs with embroidered loops and six squares of embroidery to back-skirts. The regimental buttons bear Royal Crest over numeral “2” and flanked by “L” and “G”. 8 such buttons in front, the lower 6 of these being OR’s buttons of same pattern (very old replacements, possibly in service). Fine quilted silk lining. Minor traces of wear, otherwise GC. Attached to the shoulders by ribbon-ties is a fine and massive pair of plaited gold shoulder-cords of the Life Guards each bearing two Garter Star rank badges in silver embroidery and a button of the Life Guards. The right hand cord extends to form an aiguillette with two plain loops and two long plaits terminating in ornate gilt metal tags with worked wire heads, Scarlet lining and attachment ribbons. Among minute differences from 1st Life Guards, there is stitching along the tunic edges (as mentioned in Dress Regulations).
German Third Reich Luftwaffe Observer’s breast badge by Assmann und Sohne, Ludenscheid.A good scarce die-cast example. Oval wreath of laurel and oak mounted with silver eagle in flight clutching swastika in its talons, affixed with countersunk domed rivets. Reverse retains vertical needle pin and hook with maker’ logo. Minor service wear. GC
German Third Reich Social Welfare MedalA good silver plated brass example. The obverse with eagle and swastika superimposed on Geneva Cross; reverse with raised text “Medaille für deutsche Volksplege”. Brass showing through on eagle highpoints. GC Previous German Red Cross awards superseded by the German Social Welfare Decoration 1st May 1939.
German Third Reich / Finnish 1941-43 North Front breast badgeA fine scarce unmarked silver example. Blue enamel cross pattée with swastika between the arms bearing various battles. Mounted to the centre with domed rivets, a black enamel disc with silver oakleaf border depicting Finnish Lion shield surmounted by Finnish and German flags, 1941-43 and “Pohjoisrintama - Die Nordfront”. Central screw post to reverse. with milled retaining nut. VGC
German WW1 Gold Wound Badge and a Third Reich 1939 example in silver.Good die-stamped gold bearing swastika superimposed on crossed swords to voided centre .... die-cast silvered sprays of laurel and oak forming an oval border, helmet bearing swastika superimposed on crossed swords to seeded centre.. Some service wear. Needle pin to reverse of each. (2 items)
German Third Reich WW2 Kriegsmarine Auxiliary Cruiser Badge.A good late war die-cast example. Gilt oval oakleaf wreath surmounted by eagle and swastika; within the wreath, a gilt Viking ship in full sail atop an applied silver globe. Vertical tapered pin to reverse. Retains about 60 % its original finish. GC Under the direction of Grand Admiral Raeder, this War Badge was introduced 24th April 1941.
German Third Reich 1939 War Merit Cross 1st Class with swords in fitted case with cardboard outer.A good silvered example by Deschler & Sohn, München with vertical tapred pin impressed ‘1’. Fittedcase interior with simulated black velvet and cream silk with Deschler etc, the lid impressed with silver outline of the award. Tarnished other VGC Housed in its buff outer card box, now rather AF, printed with “KRIEGS-VERDIENSTKREUZ 1. KLASS MIT SCHWERTERN”.
German Third Reich 1939 Iron Cross 1st Class in case of issue by Klein & Quenzer, Idar/Oberstein.A good example, silvered frame magnetic iron centre, reverse with tapered pin impressed ‘65’. Housed in original case, the fitted interior with simulated cream velvet and silk, the lid impressed with silver facsimile of the award. GC
German Third Reich 1939 Wound Badge in silver by Klein & Quenzer, Idar/Oberstein and 5 others badges.A good die-cast silvered zinc example. Needle pin to reverse which bears maker’s number ‘45’. GC ... black die-stamped example with pin but lacking retaining hook ... bronze pinback DRL sports badge by Wertstein ... Kriegsmarine Minesweepers and Destroyers War Badge lacking pin but with retaining hook ... relic U- Boat badge by Friedrich Orth, Wien lacking finish and fittings ... relic Luftwaffe winged cap cockade. (6 items)
German Weimar. 1930 Der Stahlhelm membership badge by Stahlhof Magdeburg. A good 30 mm silver and black enamel badge with steel helmet in relief above two oakleaves and the date 1930. Tapered pin to reverse which bears raised maker’s STh logo, ‘Ges. Gersh’ and stamped ‘935’ in rectangle. Minor service wear. Generally VGC Founded in 1918, badges appear with dates 1919 to 1932 and denote the year the member joined the organisation.
Napoleonic War Period Cavalry Officer’s 1796 Light Cavalry Officer’s Sword.A good and rare example with gilt and blind etched decoration to the single edged 26 inch curved blade. The decoration depicts a crowned GR cypher, Royal Coat of Arms, Britannia and a figure of Victory. The hilt of the regulation pattern, with steel single bar guard, the grip retaining leather covering silver binding. Housed in steel scabbard with two loose rings. The blade in good clean clear condition. The hilt and scabbard with matching dark patina.
Napoleonic War Period 1796 pattern Heavy Cavalry officer’s “Blue & Gilt” Sword.A good example with blue and gilt decoration to the blade. The straight single edged 32 inch spear point blade is with 1/2 length blue and gilt (Approx 50% present) depicting a crowned GR cypher and Royal Coat of Arms. The hilt with a fire gilt bowl, with shell decoration and with single bar guard and rounded pommel. The grip is with silver twist wire binding. Housed in original polished steel scabbard, with two loose rings. Overall GC.
Burmese Silver Mounted Klewang Short SwordThis example with a plain 18 inch single edged curved blade. The hilt with single bar silvered guard and shaped wooden grip this decorated with unmarked sheet silver. Complete with wood scabbard again with sheet silver decoration. Minor age wear. ... Accompanied by a Sudanese spear head. This with brass wire decoration to the shaft. (2 items)
19th Century Malayan Executioners Kris Sheet Silver Decoration.A good example with straight double edged 18 inch Damascus blade. Polished angle wood to the forte. Wooden grip with small amount of carving. Contained in its original scabbard, this decorated with sheet silver which is decorated with floral patterns.
19th Century Malayan Kris Sheet Silver Decoration.A good quality example with slightly curved 9 1/2 inch single edged blade. To the scabbard throat and hilt fine quality carved floral decoration. Contained in its original scabbard, this decorated with sheet silver which is decorated with floral patterns. Minor age wear. GC.
WW1 1st Bn Somerset Light Infantry 1914 Star Group of Three.Awarded to “9603 PTE C.C. HUMPHRIES 1/SOM L I”. Comprising: 1914 Star, with clasp, British War Medal, Victory Medal. Mounted as originally worn. Private Charles C Humphries landed in France on the 21st August 1914. He later served with the Devonshire Regiment and Labour Corps and was awarded the Silver War Badge.
1872 National Thanksgiving Medal For the Prince of Wales later Edward VII.This silver medal was produced by John Pinches of Oxford Street London. The obverse is embossed “Visit of Her Majesty the Queen to St Paul’s Cathedral 1872”. The reverse “National Thanksgiving for the recovery of his Royal Highness the Prince of Wales Feb XXVII”. Contained in original leather and velvet lined case. Case with some damage. Medal GC. In 1871 the Prince of Wales became gravely ill and close to death suffering from typhoid fever. Recovering a service of thanksgiving was held on the 27th February 1872. See Royal Service Vol II by James Risk, Henry Pownall, David Stanley & John Tamplin Page 53 for an illustration and description of this medal.
Boer War Mounted Infantry / WW1 Gordon Highlanders “Mons” Star Group of Four.Awarded to Private William Munro who saw service in South Africa during the Boer War and would be later after service in France was discharged in the opening months of WW1. Comprising: Queen’s South Africa Medal five clasps, “Cape Colony”, “Orange Free State”, “Trans vaal”, “South Africa 1901”, “South Africa 1902”, “7185 PTE W. MUNROE GORDON HIGHRS M.I.”, 1914 Star, “7185 PTE 1/GORD HIGHRS”, British War Medal, Victory Medal, “7185 PTE GORDONS”. Mounted for display, first medal slack suspension. Private William Munro a native of Nairmshire Scotland enlisted into the Gordon Highlanders on the 31st January 1900. He saw service in South Africa from May 1901 until October 1902. He transfered to the Reserve in 1908 and reengaged in January 1912. At the outbreak of the Great War he landed in France with his Regiment on the 14th August 1914, however his name appeared in the Casualty list of the 20th October 1914. On this day he is noted as returning to the UK and was discharged as unfit for further war service on the 10th November 1914. He was awarded the Silver War Badge.
George VI Numbered King’s Messenger Badge & Case.A rare example of the King’s Messenger Badge. Silver-gilt with enamel decoration and retaining pendant silver greyhound. The reverse of the badge numbered, ‘40’. Complete with neck ribbon and contained in original fitted Garrard, London case of issue.
WW2 Selection of British & Commonwealth Campaign Medals.Comprising: 1939/45 Star ... Atlantic Star ... Aircrew Europe Star ... Africa Star, clasp “1st Army” ... Burma Star ... Italy Star ... Pacific Star ... France & Germany Star ... Defence Medal ... War Medal (Canadian Silver issue) . .... Canadian Volunteer Medal. ... South African Service Medal ... South African War Medal ... Australian War Medal “W3539 P.W. BROWNRIGG” ... New Zealand War Medal ... Indian War Medal. Mounted in glazed wood frame for display (16 Medals.) Private Percy William Brownrigg was born in Geraldton Western Australia and his last posting was to the 5th Garrison Battalion.
Framed WW1 Pair, commission and King’s Certificate of Captain Herbert Bescoby, 5th King’s Liverpool RegimentWar Medal and Victory Medal to “CAPT. HERBERT BESCOBY” housed in card mount with his cap badge and August 1915 commission. Set in plain wood glazed frame. Overall approx 18 x 21 inches. ... together with his framed and glazed ‘King’s Certificate’ stating “Invalided form the Service 11th February 1919”. Overall approx 15 x 19 inches (2 frames) Formerly a Private in the Duke of Lancaster’s Own Yeomanry, he was commissioned 2nd Lieutenant 8.8.1915. Issued with Silver War Badge B80846 in March 1919 after being invalided 11th Feb 1919. Address : 1 Cromwell Road, Pendleton, Manchester.
WW2 Attributed SAS Certificate of Service, signed by “Paddy Mayne”, SAS Association badge Etc.Comprising: Certificate of service confirming that Fred Casey served with the SAS from 21st December 1942 until 16th November 1945. It shows theatre of operations, medals awarded and is signed by the legendary “Paddy Mayne” ... Accompanied by numbered SAS Membership lapel badge. The buttonhole fitting stamped ‘496’. Damage to enamel of one wing ... SAS silver and enamel tiepin/sweetheart brooch stamped silver (hook absent) ... silver and enamel sweetheart brooch. (4 Items) An accompanying photocopy of a newspaper cutting shows the Parachute wing brooch being worn by Fred Casey’s wife “Buddy”. Part of the Fred Casey SAS Archive
Ceylon Artillery Volunteers Officer’s effectsPair of unmarked silver shoulder titles A/CPDV ..., five General Pattern Volunteer Artillery Victorian ball buttons and six post 1901 General Pattern Volunteer Artillery buttons by Rankin, Calcutta ... two Victorian Major’s rank crowns with crimson velvet caps. VGC (15 items) Formed in 1888.
11 Brigade System Officer’s cap badges.A good selection of mainly silver and gilt examples. Forester Brigade ... Welsh ... Yorkshire ... East Anglia ... Green Jackets ... Fusilier ... Wessex ... Mercian... Lancastrian ... Lowland ... Home Counties. Also an anodised Highland. Many by Gaunt. All complete with fixings. (12 items)
1st Bn Rifle Brigade Two Clasp India General Service Medal.PLEASE Note: this medal has been professionally made in to a MENU HOLDER. Awarded to “4306 PTE G KEELING 1ST BN RIF BRIG” bearing the two clasps “Burma 1887-89”, “Burma 1885-7”. The menu holder support bears Birmingham silver hallmarks for 1898. Clasp entitlement confirmed.
Scots Fusilier Guards Victorian Officer’s pre 1855 Colour belt plate.A splendid example. Seeded gilt rectangular plate with burnished edges mounted with silver facetted Thistle Star on a gilt slip. Mounted on the Star, a pierced gilt circlet inscribed “NEMO IMPUNE LACESSIT” and central gilt thistle all on a green translucent enamel ground Reverse with two wide loops. VGC
Scots Fusilier Guards Grenadier Company 1830 Box Pattern Victorian Officer’s Epaulettes.A fine extremely rare pair of the pattern worn during the Crimean War. Massive gold embroidery to straps which bear a silver embroidered grenade and crown indicating Captain and Lieut. Colonel. Within the gilt metal crescents a large thistle in silver embroidery. Gold boxed bullions and small gilt mounted regimental buttons to straps. Crimson silk and leather lining with lace fastenings. Minor service wear. VGC ... Housed in shaped red cardboard storage box Such epaulettes, familiar from Crimean War scenes, were abolished in 1855.
8th King’s Royal Irish Hussars Victorian Officer’s Sabretache circa 1880-1901.A fine scare example. The crimson Melton face, bordered with shamrock pattern gold lace, bears gold wire embroidered Guelphic crown on “PRISTINAE VIRTUTIS MEMORES” scroll over silver wire VR cypher bearing gold wire Royal Crest with Maid of Erin Harp below flanked by shamrock embelished battle honours, Complete with crimson Morocco leather backing and pocket, retaining closure tongue Fitted with three gilt metal D ring attachments for slings. Minor service wear. Generally VGC.
Leicestershire Yeomanry Cavalry Edwardian Officer’s silver mounted pouch and belt.A good example by BWL, the silver flap and belt loops hallmarked London 1910. Flap edged with engraved floral decoration, the centre mounted with gilt metal crowned ‘LYC’ cypher resting on a tri-part scroll inscribed “PRINCE ALBERT’S OWN”. Black grained metal lined leather pouch, the top with bullion decoration, foliated ends and complete with silver belt loops. Belt of regimental silver lace lined with crimson Morocco bearing ensuite hallmarks silver fine lobed boss, chains, arrow prickers and guard with buckle tip and slide. Sight service wear, lace with stitching faults, overall VGC.
Northumberland Hussars Victorian Officer’s 1885 silver mounted pouchA good scarce example by B & P (Bent and Parker). The rectangular flap with deep engraved acanthus border and mounted with gilt metal crown VR cypher, reversed and interlaced, resting on title scroll. Black leather covered zinc box pouch ornamented with bullion around the top and retains both belt loops and leather closure tongue. Minor service wear, generally VGC.
“Second Bn Dorsetshire Regiment” Edwardian Drum Major’s sash.The sash of green backing cloth, edged with bullion lace of regimental pattern, terminating with twist tassels. Embroidered in gold wire and coloured silks an Edward VII Crowned cypher and regimental title “Second Dorsetshire Regt”. Complete with silver plated shield supporting two miniature drumsticks. Bullion dulled to a silver colour, old repair to rear panel.
4th Royal Irish Dragoon Guards Officer’s silver pouch, pouchbelt, waistbelt etcGood early 20th Century examples. Pouch belt with Shamrock pattern gold lace on red leather backing, edged with blue velvet. Wavy pattern buckle, tip and slide in white metal. The black leather pouch with gold embroidered oblong to top, and silver flap by J & Co, Birmingham, hallmarked 1901, with floral decoration to the edge and mounted with gilt VR cypher. A waistbelt with lace and edging as for the pouch belt, the oblong frosted gilt plate mounted with EVIIR cypher within shamrock sprays in white metal ... together with a set of regimental gold-laced sword-slings attached to a webbing belt. GC. (3 items)
Scottish Lothian & Berwickshire Yeomanry Victorian Officer’s epaulettes A good scarce pair, each comprising three rows of interlinked gilt chains, within a raised bullion border and raised disc with silver entwined Regimental cypher. Scarlet cloth backing each retaining all four fixing loops. Minor dulling and service wear GC. Became Lothian & Border Horse in 1908.
Victorian 6th Inniskilling Dragoons Officer’s 1891 Hallmarked Silver Pouch & Pouch Belt.A good and scarce Victorian example, bearing London hallmark. The silver flap, this with deep engraved floral decoration to the edge. Mounted on the flap, a gilt metal crowned Royal Cypher (part of V absent); mounted on the cypher, a silver Castle of Inniskilling (polished). Black leather pouch with gold bullion line. Floriated ends and belt loops with hallmarks London 1887 ... Accompanied by pouch belt of regimental pattern lace and mounted with London silver 1891, engraved buckle, tip and slide. Overall GC.
Hampshire Yeomanry Cavalry Victorian Officer’s Pouch & Pouch BeltA scarce Victorian example. The silver plated flap with deep engraved floral decoration to the edge and mounted with gilt crowned floreated HYC cypher. Black leather covered pouch with gold bullion line. Floreated ends and belt loops ... Accompanied by a pouch belt of silver lace with central scarlet line. This mounted with ornate floral buckle, tip and slide. Bullion and mounts to belt good, pouch with some age wear. (2 parts.)
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