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Third Reich documents: DAF Mitgliedsbuch, containing stamps from March 1935 to August 1944; another similar, stamped from June 1941 to August 1944; an SA sports award Urkunde, containing a name but no entries; a DAF Mitgliedskarte and Ersatz karte fur Mitgliedsbuch der DAF, stamped from january 1939 to October 1941; a de Nazification document printed on waterproof cloth, with Allied Military Government stamp attached; an SS Standart KÊantine Buchenwald chit for RM50; and an unused day pass for St Peter Port and St Sampson's Harbour, Guernsey. Average GC
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5 Third Reich armbands: with superimposed swastika, black edges and embroidered RZM label; another similar, no label; a printed ditto without the black edging; Hitler Youth (?) with white band; and Deutsche Wehrmacht with black embroidered lettering on dirty yellow, with rubber stamp; also a small double sided triangular car pennant. Average GC. (6)
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An Indian 16 bore military pattern flintlock musket, 49" overall, barrel 33" with block rearsight, the breech stamped with Jaipur Arsenal marks, the muzzle with long bayonet bar, EIC lock with raised pan, the plate bearing traces of rampant lion mark and restamped "1810" on the tail, fullstocked with arsenal stamp on the butt, military pattern brass mounts, sling swivels, steel ramrod. GWO & generally GC Plate 16
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The following 17 lots comprise Part 3 of the John Morgan Collection of British Cavalry Swords. A 1796 pattern light cavalry trooper's sword, curved, shallow fullered blade, 33", with inspector's stamp at forte, regulation stirrup hilt with langets, eared backstrap and pommel, ribbed leather grip, in its steel scabbard. Basically GC (grip leather replaced, blade not fully seated, some wear and pitting)
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A 1796 pattern light cavalry trooper's sword, broad, curved shallow fullered blade 33", marked B on backstrap, inspector's stamp at forte, regulation steel stirrup hilt with langets, plain backstrap, without ears, and pommel, in its steel scabbard. Basically GC (grip covering missing, cleaned over light pitting, edge lightly nicked)
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A scarce 1861 pattern Army Hospital Corps sergeants sword, slightly curved, fullered blade 29", DE at tip, marked Mole on backstrap, with Enfield inspector's stamp at forte, pattern 1845 infantry officer's brass hilt incorporating crowned VR cypher, fishskin grip, marked behind the quillon "4 1878/AHC/1724" in brass mounted black leather scabbard, the locket with frog stud and marked on the back "NTM2A", with a leather knot. GC (grip wire missing, sword does not fully enter scabbard, blade some wear and light pitting).
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An interesting 1857 pattern R Engineer's NCO's sword, slightly curved blade 32?" by Robt Mole & Son, Manufacturers, Birmingham, with inspector's stamp on backstrap and forte, etched with crowned VR cypher, Royal Engineers and winged lightning, within scrolled panels, regulation brass honeysuckle pattern guard, diced pommel, wirebound fishskin grip, most of the top part of the guard has been shot away, evidently in battle. Basically GC (blade some wear)
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Bank of England, £5 note, Peppiatt, Manchester, 21 April 1938, T/298 20154, small ink notation and smudged trace of purple stamp to obv., both showing to rev., crayon notation to rev., slightly ragged at left hand side and small matching patches of light soiling to both sides, otherwise almost very fine
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Malaysia, range, comprising Straits Settlements, 1904-10 set to $1, mint (11) and 1909 $5 green and red, used, Japanese Occupation, Penang, 1942 8c grey in block of four, to left stamp showing 'N PPON' variety, mint and Trengganu, 1942 $3, green and brown-red/green marginal pair, mint, plus Singapore, 1948 definitive set, 1c to $5, perf. 14, mint (15) (33)
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Alice Bamwell, a coloured etching of St Mary’s Church Warwick with street scene, with embossed print sellers mark and signed and titled to pencil in margin; and another by the same hand of a Warwickshire lane; and another Cheshire coloured etching by James Pridday with print sellers embossed stamp, signed and titled in margin. (3)
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