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A good Prussian Fire Station Officer`s pickelhaube, PL skull with gilt eagle plate having town or city arms in the centre, German silver mounts including chin chain and tall spike with gilt stars to base mount, silk lining. Clean Condition (top of skull slightly pushed inwards). See front cover

2 pairs of Deer antlers mounted on shields, one with 18 points, the other 9, the latter has engraved on the skull "Glenfernate 1901", GC

The skull of an ox, the front painted with Red Indian symbols, the horn cores bound with cord. QGC

MALE TORSO: A colour decorated plaster model for demonstration and instructional purposes, the rib-cage removable revealing various individual components, numbered for lecture purposes, the half-skull with dissectional brain, possibly by Adam Rouilly, 38" high on plinth base. (See Illustration).

A human skull with cut hinged top and sprung jaw

* Tibetan Goat`s Head Mask. An unusual presentation souvenir, the original skull with four twisted horns, adorned and with hand-beaten relief white metal overlaid decoration and embossed relief brass embellishments (1)

An Indian flintlock Blunderbus pistol, the 21.5cm brass barrel cast with scrolls, swan neck hammer, fully stocked with brass wire inlay, brass trigger guard and skull cracker butt cap, 39cm overall

A Mahogany Cased Set of Opticians Eye Test Lenses, including a pair of test spectacles fitted with ivorine scales, the compartmentalised case set with ivorine name and number labels; A Medical Specimen of a Part Human Skeleton, including a skull, most parts varnished (2)

17TH CENTURY EAST EUROPEAN SCHOOL "The Holy family at table" (an interpretation) depicting mother in crown, father in skull cap and child in crown drinking from a glass, oil on copper, unsigned, with icon verso, approx. 18.5 x 14 cm (ILLUSTRATED)

1935 Silver Jubilee ½d. to 6d. "Cleft Skull" flaw, S.G.65a-68a, a complete set of horizontal pairs comprising ½d. First and Second Printing; 1d. First, Second and Third Printing; 3d. and 6d., fresh, original gum. A very scarce set (7 pairs)

1935 Silver Jubilee ½d. to 6d. "Cleft Skull" flaw, S.G.65a-68a, a complete set of horizontal pairs comprising ½d. First and Second Printing; 1d. First, Second and Third Printing; 3d. and 6d., fresh, original gum. A very scarce set (7 pairs)

1935 Silver Jubilee ½d. to 6d. "Cleft Skull" flaw, S.G.65a-68a, the set of four in vertical marginal blocks of 6 (three pairs) from the left of the sheet Positions Row 14/1 to 16/2, each block including the major "Cleft Skull" flaw Row 14/2 and the "Tagged Ear" flaw Row 16/1, fresh, original gum (4)

1935 Silver Jubilee ½d. to 6d. "Cleft Skull" flaw, S.G.65a-68a, the set of four in vertical blocks of 6 (three pairs) Positions Row 14/1 to 16/2, each block including the major "Cleft Skull" flaw Row 14/2 and the "Tagged Ear" flaw Row 16/1; each block on a separate First Day Cover cancelled 1 May 1935. Very scarce (4)

1935 Silver Jubilee ½d. to 6d., S.G.65-68, a remarkable and highly specialised mainly-mint research collection housed in a large green Stanley Gibbons PHILATELIC peg-fitting album. Arranged in order of value with comparisons between the various printings and including the major flaws "Spots above head and behind neck" and "Cleft skull" for each value, and a host of constant flaws that have not yet achieved a catalogue listing. Highlights include the ½d. and 1d. value in complete sheets, 3d. pairs as `single` pairs or multiples (62) and 6d. (28); the small used representation includes a very rare 6d. vertical block of 10 (five pairs). Mixed condition (few hundred) This exceptional collection is written-up to exhibition standard with numerous notes accompanied by illustrations of the plate flaws and characteristics. The basis of the collection was formed just after 1935 and sold to Roland Jonas in 1951 by H.R. Harmer. He in turn sold it to Commander Hall who re-wrote the collection and contributed many new items. Included with the above is a copy of "The Springbok" in which Tim Hall`s article appeared and his `John H. Wicks` medal plus copious research notes.

1935 Silver Jubilee ½d. to 6d., S.G.65-68, the exceptional `Tim Hall` specialised collection of this issue on 61 pages written-up to the highest exhibition standard. Generally arranged by sheet position with each of the plate flaws studied in depth including the different printings, mainly unused multiples, but also some used. The major flaws "Spots above head and behind neck" and "Cleft skull" for each value and many other remarkable flaws that have not achieved a catalogue listing. Highlights include "Spots above head and behind neck" 1d. matched marginal blocks of 4 from the three printings, 6d. scarce used block of 4; "Cleft skull" with a complete set of seven pairs with printings of the ½d. and 1d., many other pairs and blocks; "Dot on the King`s parting" with at least three examples of the 6d.; "Tagged ear" set of 4. Also a study of `arrow` marginal blocks and a few freaks including ½d. vertical block of 6 with major "doctor blade" flaw and much else of interest to the specialist. Mixed condition (few hundred)

20th Century oil on tin, Saint holding a skull, unsigned, 6" x 5.5", framed.

A Nazi Germany SS skull cap badge and an SS belt buckle (2).

Oriental boxwood carved skull box with frog knop and entwined ivory serpent, 3".

Feral Goat (Capra hircus), head mount on wood shield; and Asiatic Mouflon (Ovis orientalis isphanica), horns on upper skull, nasal bones missing. on protruding oak shield (2)

Four Assorted Sheep Skulls, comprising Sardinia Mouflon, ENB 1889; Ladakh Urial or Shapu (ovis vignei vignei), Shigar Valley, Baltistan 30th Aug 1935, on oak shield; Ladakh Urial or Shapo (Ovis orientalis vignei), horns on skull. on wood shield; Bharal or Blue Sheep (Pseudois nayour nayour), horns on skull, on wood shield

Indian Water Buffalo (Bubalus bubalus), female, horns on upper skull

Two Examples of Jacob Four-Horned Sheep, one ex Sir Edmund Loder Collection; and Feral Goat, horns on part upper skull (horns crossed), ex Sir Edmund Loder Collection, all wood shields (3)

Indian Water Buffalo (Bubalus bubalus), horns on upper skull, on wood shield

Warthog (Phacochoerus africanus), tusks, Zimbabwe, on plaque; Waterbuck (Kobus ellipsiprymnus), skull and horns, Zimbabwe, 57cm; a pair of horns, two pieces of antler, and a lower jaw bone (6)

Tibetan Argali (Ovis ammon hodgsoni), circa 1900, head mount, on wood shield; Stone Sheep (Ovis dalli stonei), by Edward Gerrard & Sons, circa 1920, shoulder mount, on oak shield; Rocky Mountain Bighorn, shot by ENB, Wind River, horns on skull, on wood shield (3) (poor condition, sold a/f)

Himalayan Tahr, circa 1910, three pairs of horns on part frontlets; Seral, two pairs of horns on cut frontlets; Rocky Mountain Sheep, female, horns on full skull, Ex Sir Edmund Loder Collection, on wood shield (6)

Gaur (Bos gaurus gaurus), horns on upper skull, right horn 43cm, left horn 44cm, tip to tip 47.5cm

Cape Buffalo (Syncerus caffer), Sept 2002, horns on upper skull, on wood shield; Blue Wildebeest (Connochaetes taurinus), horns on upper skull; and Zebra (Equus quagga), skin (3)

Gemsbok (Oryx gazella), circa 1970, horns on frontlet, on wood shield; and Another, horns on upper skull (no shield) (2)

Common Eland (Taurotragus oryx), horns on upper skull; and Cape Buffalo (Synceros caffer), horns on upper skull (2)

Kudu (Tragelaphus strepsiceros), horns on cut upper skull; and Another (2)

Eight Assorted African Species, horns on frontlets/upper skull

Wild Boar (Sus scrofa), skull, on wood plaque; Wild Boar, skin; Horn Powder Flask (3)

An officer’s Albert pattern helmet, 1842-71, of the Royal Horse Guards (The Blues), plated skull, gilt peak binding, acanthus foliage to front and back peaks, top mount, leather backed chinchain and large ear rosettes, gilt helmet plate with silver plated cut star and red and blue enamel (restored) to pierced Garter centre, red hair plume with large rosette, leather lining. Good Condition, the gilt generally sound (light wear and distressing to skull). Plate 3

A mid 17th century Cromwellian lobster tail helmet, the skull formed in 2 halves with low turned over comb, hinged peak with triple bar face guard, single piece neck guard with 3 simulated lames, old replacement ear flaps. Good Condition for age (pitted and blackened overall) Plate 6

A rare trooper’s pre 1856 lance cap of the 16th (The Queen’s) Light Dragoons (Lancers), black patent leather peak, skull, turned up back peak and top, broad yellow/red/yellow headband, black cloth sides with yellow braid to brass corners, brass lion head ear bosses and large rayed plate bearing Royal Arms and 8 battle honour scrolls “Peninsula” to “Sobraon”, small scroll “Queens” at the top, “16” at the bottom (K&K type 1), red and yellow tuft, leather headband liner. Basically Good Condition for age (minor wear and repairs, split to top, liner stitching AF) Plate 6

A mid 17th century “Dutch” lobster tail helmet, the skull formed in one piece, with 6 radiating ribs, adjustable single nasal bar, the underside of the peak with inventory or assembly marks; the neck guard formed of 4 lames; pierced ear flaps. Good Condition for age, (minor dents to skull). Plate 6

A 9ct gold seal fob, with a locket compartment, a 9ct gold skull pendant, a 9ct gold cigarette lighter charm, two compass fobs, a 9ct gold mounted triple sided rotating fob, a pair of earstuds, designed as pigs, two brooches, three pendant crosses and seven further items.

A black bear skin with skull mount, 130 cm long.

An Imperial German Cavalry Officers helmet or picklehaub, with fluted spike, Royal Eagle crest on black leather skull, gilt metal chin strap and leather adjustable lining.Illustrated.

An interesting Royal Flying Corps greetings card, bearing gilt RFC badge and motto on the front, the inside with skull and crossbones and “Greetings and Good Luck from Jimmy” and with a photograph of Vickers “Gun Bus” number “A852”, annotated below in ink “Alas poor old “852”, Reported missing Jan 1918, Jimmy”; also a gilt and enamel RFC wings pin back brooch and a similar “Sterling Silver” RAF brooch. GC. (3)

The skull of a WWI German M16 steel helmet, with steel liner band. GC (no external finish remaining)

An Electro-type bronze effect Figure of Philosophising Monkey contemplating a skull, seated on a pile of books, holding compass dividers, titled " Darwin" on rectangular base, 12in

A brass Knights Templar seal, the matrix with triangle, lamb of god, cockerel, skull and crossbones, 1809, and a Basshead Masonic seal No. 50 lodge (2)

SILVERED METAL CEREMONIAL STAFF OR KHATVANGA with flaming finial above three carved human heads, (fresh, dried and a skull), symbolizing the conquest of the three poisons of lust, hate and delusion, 47cm high; a painted model of a `Terracotta Warrior`, 38cm high; and an Egyptian painted wooden panel fragment, 20cm wide (3)

AMETHYST PAPER WEIGHT in the form of a skull 9cm wide

POLISHED STEEL TIBETAN FIVE BRANCH CEREMONIAL TRISHULA 18TH CENTURY with brass skull mount and later cast steel disc brake 55cm high

NEO-CLASSICAL CARVED GILTWOOD TORCHERE STAND CIRCA 1800 the circular top with outset corners, above a berried laurel wreath and skull carved frieze, raised on fluted turned tapered legs united by a triform stretcher with urn finial, terminating in bellflower and acanthus carved scroll feet (lacks marble top) 44cm diameter, 124cm high

CARVED MARBLE FRAGMENT 18TH CENTURY modelled as a claw clasping a skull 24cm wide, 20cm high

Old Eastern carved stone head of a warrior with moustache and skull cap, 30cm

Medical student`s human part skeleton including skull in box supplied by Adam Rouilly, London

A 19th century carved ivory skull stick pin, with deep patina

Fleming (Ian) Goldfinger, 1959, first edition, (lacking front free endpaper), colour plates, cloth with blindstamped skull and gold coin eyes, dust wrapper

Fleming (Ian) Goldfinger, 1959, Cape, first edition, black cloth with skull and gold coin eyes to upper board, dust wrapper (priced 15s.)

A North European Cuirassier Close Helmet, one-piece ridged skull, pivoted visor and bevor with latch hooks, riveted collar and neck guard. Visit www.dnfa.com for condition reports

A Comb-Morion, 19th Century, formed in two halves with a rounded skull, rising to a high medial comb, embossed with foliage and mythical creatures, integral brim turned down at each side, rising to an acute point at the front and rear, the crown embossed on each face with large fleur-de-lys, encircled at its base by ten round-headed rivets, the inner retaining some black paint finish, 30cm high A Halberd, with tapering central spike, of diamond section, waisted at the base, cresentic pierced axe-blade and rear fluke, 60cm high. A Partisan, with broad pierced central blade formed with a medial ridge, 58cm high, (3). Visit www.dnfa.com for condition reports

An Indo-Persian Kulah Khud, with tall domed skull fitted with central spike, a pair of plume-holders and mail neck-defence of butted links, engraved over its full surface with figures in traditional dress and a band of foliage around the base, with traces of original gilding, 25cm high. Visit www.dnfa.com for condition reports

TAXIDERMY - ANTLERS AND PART SKULL mounted on a polished shield shaped plaque

Edwardian rosewood silver mounted walking cane with a carved skull and serpent ivory pommel, Birmingham 1903, 34" long

A fossilised crocodile skull, 36.75in (93.2cm) l, mounted on a metal plinth.