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AN IMPORTANT SILVER GREYHOUND RACING TROPHY inscribed THE WELSH GREYHOUND DERBY 1933 which was won by Beef Cutlet, at White City Stadium formerly in Sloper Road, Cardiff, hallmarks for Birmingham 1932, 42ozs gross Provenance: by descent, further details available on request
A CASED VICTORIAN SILVER-GILT SCENT BOTTLE with screw-top and engraving decorated with butterflies and wild-flowers, London 1889, Sampson & Mordancondition:There is very light surface wear to the top and there is one very small ding on the bottom otherwise all good, the cork liner in the lid looks good, there are no other issuesIt is 7cm in length and no it would not have had a stopper, it has a screw-type lid
AN ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL CAP FOR FRANK ARNOLD & TWO FOOTBALL MEDALS the cap in excellent condition, embroidered date 1904-5 to the peak and club cypher, complete with tassels, the 1904-5 Woodcock Cup silver medal stamped with the player's name on the reverse, the second Ws 1st Division 1905-6 also bearing player's name. Auctioneer's Note: these items in our opinion relate to Rogerstone AFC
SILVER BOX WITH WELSH MILITARY AVIATION INTEREST the cigarette box inscribed 'Presented to Flight Lieutenant J I T Jones DSO MC DFC MM RAF by The Cadet Wing Officers and Cadets of the Royal Air Force College as some small measure of appreciation for his efforts on their behalf', accompanied by a volume of 'Tiger Squadron' signed by the author, Ira (Taffy) Jones whom the box relates to. Also four black and white studio-photographs of scenes from the funeral of Ira (Taffy) Jones. James Ira Thomas T'affy' Jones DSO, MC, DFC & Bar, MM (1896-1960) was probably the most famous Welsh flying ace during the First World War. From Woolstone Farm, near St. Clears, Carmarthenshire, in 1913, he enlisted in the Territorial Army, though he was soon transferred into the newly established Royal Flying Corps, serving as an air mechanic on ground duties (where he earned the Military Medal) before volunteering for flying duties as an Observer. Jones commenced pilot training in August 1917 after being commissioned. After completing his training he joined No. 74 Squadron. Throughout his service at No. 74 Squadron Jones won several awards and decorations; being awarded the Military Cross, the Distinguished Flying Cross and bar and the Distinguished Service Order. Although having a reputation for crashing his aircraft when attempting to land, Jones recorded 37 victories in just 3 months whilst flying the Royal Aircraft Factory S.E.5 during the First World War. After retiring in 1936, Jones was recommissioned after the outbreak of the Second World War, and flew briefly during the Battle of Britain. After retiring again at the end of the Second World War, Jones lived in Wales where he wrote three books on the RFC and RAF. He died in 1960 through complications after a fall at his home in Wales. Provenance: the items were gifted to the vendor's father who was a taxi driver in Newquay, near to Jones' home. As a taxi-driver he occasionally assisted Jones in travelling around and consequently they became friends
A GERMAN THIRD REICH HEWER DAGGER BY CARL EICKHORN having a clip point steel blade inscribed 'Arbeit Adelt', silver plated hilt with two piece antler grip, black enamelled steel scabbard with engraved plated mounts featuring Celtic Knot-work decoration and Swastika, 38cm long, scabbard 27cms long
MEDALS & ITEMS RELATING TO SUBMARINER THOMAS HAROLD JAMES Able Body Royal Navy J 22150 of Usk, Monmouthshire, to include WWI trio with ribbons, boxed Lusitania medal, silver pocket-watch by D Pantall of Haverfordwest, metal named hat-tin with his blue-striped collar bearing name, his 'HM SUBMARINES' cap, pair of felt 'anchor' emblem epaulettes, lacquer-ware snuff-box, framed photograph with T H James in uniform wearing HMS Narcissus cap, painted pine seaman's chest with handles, shoe-polish kit, tin-flute, personal items including Bible, further unofficial photographs of the sailor in uniform with friends etc, an extensive parcel of paperwork ephemera including war-years period, 1920 Certificate of Service, 1914 Gunnery & Torpedo History Sheet from believed (HMS) Carnavon and HMS Tay, Conduct Sheet recording service on HMS Narcissus, HMS Cormorant and HMS Greenwich (Walrus), personal letters, Notice of Award of Widow's Pension etc Provenance: neighbour tasked with the attic clearance of the family home
W.J. MYATT & CO. A SILVER HANDLED LADY'S TRAVELLING MANICURE SET having steel implements each mounted upon a pressed decorated, filled, hallmarked handle comprising; six implements to include a pair of possibly original steel scissors, in original v ending case
A SILVER HANDLED HAND MAGNIFIER having modern glass and chromed surround, with filled and pressed decorated floral design handle and a rectangular SILVER COLOURED METAL CRUMB TRAY having applied ribbon tied border and plain polished centre, mixed dat es and makers
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