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Lot 104
An original vintage HMS Achilles sailors uniform hat. With notation to front. HMS Achilles was a Warrior-class armoured cruiser built for the Royal Navy in the first decade of the 20th century. She served with the 2nd Cruiser Squadron for most of the First World War. The ship did not participate in the Battle of Jutland in 1916, but did sink the German raider Leopard in 1917. Achilles became a training ship in 1918 and was sold for scrap in 1921. POSTAGE: Worldwide postage / delivery available on all items. Combined postage available; UK £15.99+VAT, Ireland from £19.99+VAT, Europe from £19.99+VAT, USA / Canada from £30+VAT. Any other destinations please get in touch for a quote; info@eastbristol.co.uk. All quotes dependant upon location. Prices are per parcel (not per item).
Lot 521
Wooden Dolls' House, hand built structure, two stories, painted white façade green windows with yellow shutters, red painted roof, front opening to reveal three rooms, assorted furniture including a green plastic dining table and chairs, sink, oven, floral suite and green plastic bedroom suite, assorted rugs, cooking utensils and decorations, (19x16x11in) G-VG
Lot 248
Modern Dolls' House Accoutrements, large quantity of dolls' house furniture, dolls house and accessories, solid fuel stove (AGA), ringer washer, Belfast sink, weaving machine, cot, chaise longue, tube of colgate toothpaste, vanity set and many other items, some in original boxes, together will a small selection of figures, F-E, boxes G-VG (qty)
Lot 115
A RARE 'JOLLY ROGER' FLOWN BY H.M. SUBMARINE TANTALUS, 1943-44, the black bunting field with stitched white skull and crossbones and several devices in different materials comprising crossed cannon, eight stars, two broad and two narrow bars, attached to canvas sleeve with lanyard -- 37 x 56in. (94 x 142cm.); together with a copy log of Tantalus's wartime career detailing all kills etc. with annotations by the Captain, -2, Provenance: Able Seaman Charles Deleay (born 1922, served in Tantalus 29th April 1943 to 25th March 1945); His son; Present owner via auction, 2008. This Jolly Roger is something of a rarity as it is one of the very rare flags actually flown by the submarines after each successful action. It was tradition to fly a Jolly Roger only after a successful mission, symbols were added to the flag denoting the method used to sink a vessel with a symbol for each ship sunk. The horizontal bars represent ships sunk by torpedo and the stars surrounding the crossed cannons represent ships sunk by the submarine's 4in. deck gun --Tantalus sank four ships with torpedoes and eight vessels by gun fire. This flag shows its evolution by the different fabrics used for each star or bar with both cotton and linen being used. Use has caused some fraying around the crude sailors' stitching but is commensurate with its pedigree. A later version from Tantalus was shown on the Antiques Roadshow, and recorded two additional undercover missions. It was almost certainly made on the journey home as all the symbols and materials are the same and because this example was becoming worn out.
Lot 55
Great War General Wolfram Eisenlohr signed FDC plus 4 unidentified autographs. On August 27th 1917 Eisenlohr became the first pilot in history to sink a ship with Bombs from an aircraft when he sank a Russian destroyer. In October he captured some Russian soldiers in the Gulf of Riga and towed them in with his Seaplane! Following WW1 Eisenlohr was a t pilot for the clandine Luftwaffe and was part of the 'Condor Legion' in Spain. From 1938 -45 he was the Chief of Department for motors, jets and rockets in the German Air Ministry. Good condition. All items come with a Certificate of Authenticity and can be shipped worldwide.
Lot 485
A small quantity of 'Flair Line' and 'Pippa' plastic doll's furniture including a boxed Palitoy 'Pippa' Sink Unit and a KItchen Cabinet, both appear G/VG in F boxes together with a number of unboxed items of furniture, all housed in an empty box for the Flair Line Bedroom Suite, generally F/G.
Lot 519
TITANIC (1997) - R.M.S. Titanic Crewman Hat and Jumper An RMS Titanic crewman’s hat and jumper from James Cameron’s historical drama Titanic. Members of the Titanic crew wore their uniforms throughout the film, most notably as the ship begins to sink. The navy blue jumper is made from wool and the hat is made of black woollen material. Both the hat band and the front of the jumper read 'White Star Line' printed backwards. This is due to Cameron’s RMS Titanic being built on the starboard side and therefore shots showing the port side of the ship had to be 'flopped' – mirrored to appear correctly on screen. An Angels Costumiers label is located inside the hat, which features an elasticated chin strap. The jumper displays intentional distressing, with numerous holes throughout and the hat shows signs of wear, appearing worn around the top and base. Hat size: 52 cm. VAT Status - Margin TRIANGLE
Lot 377
A Landmann Avalon barbecue and a stainless steel sink CONDITION REPORTS Unknown whether or not in working order. Has been stored outside. Badly rusted all over. The marble / granite top is broken into pieces and there is a large section missing. Unable to open the drawer on right. One door is off. Knob at far left is missing. Badly rusted inside. Heavy wear. Instruction are worn away to the front. It is not known whether or not safe to use - we advise viewing in person and we recommend that the purchaser has this serviced/checked by a professional prior to use.
Lot 140
Ephemera Relating to Three Brothers All Killed in WW2, the items relate to the Chalmers Brothers, Corporal James Chalmers served with the 5023 Airfield Construction Squadron RAFVR and died on 5th May 1945, Sergeant Wireless Operator William Chalmers served with 40 Squadron RAFVR lost on operations 05/01/1942 and Private Alexander Chalmers 2nd Battalion Royal Scots killed when the Japanese troop ship SS Lisbon Maru was sunk by American submarine “Grouper”. The lot consists of official War Office correspondence and personal letter. (4 items total) The Chalmers brothers were from Laurencekirk, Kincardineshire Scotland. They were the sons of Alexander and Elizabeth Chalmers. The story of SS Lisbon Maru is very sad, the Japanese troop ship was travelling off the coast of Shanghai, when it was attacked by the US Navy Submarine “Grouper”, the sub fired four torpedoes of which one hit the vessel and caused the boat to sink. The Submarine was soon attacked by Japanese patrol boats and aircraft and fled the scene quickly. What they did not realise before they attacked was that 1,800 British POW’s that had been captured in the fall of Hong Kong were being transported in the hull of the ship. These prisoner were left to drown as the ship sunk, only 748 of the 1800 prisoners made it back alive.
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