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Lot 258
A lot to include; two pairs of opera glasses, one by Lamier Paris with pink enamelled finish with pink coloured body, the other having mother of pearl body with handle, together with another pair of brass cased binoculars, early 20th Century yellow metal brooch with soldier photograph to centre in original case, springed seal stamp in white metal case with Oriental seal design, ACME whistle, and three small Japanese tea bowls.
Lot 537
A German photograph album, having black covers with Iron Cross design to front, front inside page reads 'In Treue und Dankbarkeit begrüßt die heimat der tapferen Söhne die fur Grossdeutschlands Freiheit kampften und fiegten', bears name to front Obergefreiter Franz Winroither` dated 14.10.44 with Nazi ink stamp, album contains 65 black and white photos including; family photos, marches, scenes of Paris, Notre Dame Eiffell tower etc.
Lot 612
*Desktop models. German V1 Flying Bomb Air Craft (Buzz Bomb), aluminium with pierced Swastika to the base mounted on a black metal circular stand, 22cm wingspan, together with a similar brass model, plus a Junkers Ju.52, aluminium with engraved detail, 14cm wingspan mounted on an associated desk stamp (3)
Lot 747
*Luftwaffe. A WWII German Pilots or Observers Air Crew Beobachtungsuhr wristwatch (or B watch) made by LACO 22 Steine circa 1944, 5cm diameter black dial with arabic numerals, serial number D-06044, stamped on the inside of the rear cover with werk number 127 560b-1, 6044, the rear cover is stamped H6044 (matching to inside numbers) and faint ink stamp markings 24.4.44, the side of the watch is also engraved FL 23883, with part wrist strap and in full working order having been recently fully serviced These watches were Luftwaffe property. In WWII they were given to observers before the flight and had to be returned just after the landing. The watch also comes with provenance of how it was brought back from Germany in WWII by a British soldier Private James Alfred Bartlett (7655397) who was attached to 12th battalion Hampshire regiment part of the 43rd division Wessex. With copies of his army book and pictures. The watch was obtained from a German pilot who was a prisoner of war in allied hands and gifted the watch to Private Bartlett for tending his wounds etc near Glinstedt just prior to the Battle of Bremen. Purchased from the family. (1)
Lot 922
*Matania (Fortunino, 1881-1963). 'The Strongest', published 1915, colour lithograph print, embossed stamp lower left, signed in pencil by the artist to lower margin, 44.5 x 30.5 cm, framed and glazed, together with a group of 5 other framed and glazed etchings and prints of First World War interest (6)
Lot 349
AFTER JOHN PIPER (1903-1992) "South Lopham", study of a church tower, screen print in colours, limited edition No'd. 30/70, No'd bottom left, signed bottom right (ARR) CONDITION REPORTS Basically sound, paper slightly browned and rough to edges - see images for examples and for number at bottom left and signature and studio stamp bottom right. 103 cm x 62 cm
Lot 284
An Edwardian silver card/stamp/aide memoire case, Birmingham 1911, the cover with engraved ribbon and swag decoration, fitted interior, chain, 11 x 8.5 cm, weight 3.5 oz together with a Victorian silver fancy link watch chain, unmarked with tassel terminal and attached seal with an intaglio base (2). .
Lot 116
An All World Stamp Accumulation, comprising an interesting album of Chinese 1980's covers, cards and issues, Europa album of 'Great Planes of Europe Covers 1988. G.B. First Day Covers. Downing Street Mail and many hundreds of forensically sorted on and off paper G.B. and All World stamps in annotated files. The Vendor has produced and exhaustive S.G. listing running to dozens of pages amounting to £1836.60 catalogue value!
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