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Lot 49
WW2 Polish Brooch Badges and Stick Pin, including small white metal with painted wreath badge for the 1st Independent Rifle Brigade. Badge has pin back fitting on the reverse and Collins London makers mark. Small white metal V with Polish eagle to the centre, white metal pin back badge of the 2nd Motorised Artillery regiment and Polish eagle stick pin with DSP to the centre of the lower shield. All in good overall condition. (4 items)
Lot 491
Selection of WW2 German Items consisting of Fire Brigade District arm badge for Brinkum, pair of German fire brigade officers shoulder boards, Luftwaffe cap cockade, German Hunting Association stick pin, 8x rally / winter help badges, Gau Bremen cloth arm badge, Kaiserliches Marinekorps naval cap tally, piece of shrapnel and 14 copies of the English produced Mein Kampf weekly paper. All items were collected by the vendors father during his time serving with the Royal Artillery, accompanying the grouping is a number of photographs of him in uniform and also those of a relative that served in the Boer War. (small quantity)
Lot 57
Polish Military Breast Badge, being oval white metal screw back badge showing a Polish eagle with Scottish thistles and rifle tip with fixed bayonet. Badge is un-marked. Accompanied by shield badge with Polish eagle to the centre and Poland scroll below, reverse has a clip / slider style fitting. Enamelled collar pennon fitted with a chain and engraved on the reverse 19.9.1939. Stick pin badge in the form of a Polish army cap eagle with In Memoriam 1940 to the lower shield. (4 items)
Lot 1108
AMERICAN INTEREST: COLLECTION OF HARRY LAUDER EPHEMERA including an unusual curved root stick, with presentation plaque 'To Harry Lauder, from Peter Dewar, New York 1908', in his biography 'Great Scot!' by Gordon Irving an image of this stick an clearly be seen (p.96) entitled 'Lauder's collection of twirly sticks, ready for auction at Lauder Ha'', a copy of this book accompanies the lot; together with a chanter, another stick and a tartan bonnet, also said to be Lauder's personal items, twirly stick 85cm long Note: Sir Henry "Harry" Lauder (1870 - 1950) was a Scottish music hall and vaudeville theatre singer and comedian. He was perhaps best known for his long-standing hit 'I Love a Lassie' and for his international success. He was described by Sir Winston Churchill as 'Scotland's greatest ever ambassador!' He became a familiar world-wide figure promoting images like the kilt and the cromach (walking stick) to huge acclaim, especially in America. By 1911, Lauder had become the highest-paid performer in the world, and was the first Scottish artist to sell a million records.
Lot 2297
A gold mounted oval shell cameo pendant brooch, carved as the portrait of a lady, with a gold multiple link neckchain on a boltring clasp, a gold, garnet and seed pearl set circular pendant, with a neckchain, eleven brooches in a variety of designs, a cameo stick pin, a silver fob medal and a lady's 9ct gold circular cased Buren wristwatch, on a black leather strap, (18).
Lot 2321
A gold brooch, of lozenge shaped form, with a applied bead and wirework decoration, detailed 15 CT, a gold circular and oval link bracelet, with a gold heart shaped padlock clasp, detailed 9 CT, weight 14.4 gms, cased, a black onyx and half pearl set stick pin, a small seal, fitted to a split ring, a silver handled glove button hook, a set of three gold studs, detailed 18 CT and another fitting.
Lot 2197
An 18ct gold, ruby and diamond set five stone ring, mounted with three cushion shaped rubies, alternating with two smaller cushion shaped diamonds, Birmingham 1913, ring size K and a half, a gold plain wedding ring, detailed 14 K, ring size L, weight 3.8 gms and a diamond, ruby and seed pearl set stick pin, (one seed pearl replaced with an imitation pearl bead).
Lot 820
Scarce late 19th century South-East African 'Baboon Master' walking stick or staff with carved baboon figure top and long plain shaft swelling slightly at the tip, 120cm overall. The 'Baboon Master' worked in the region of Durban in the 1880s and 1890s with his signature baboon carving incorporated into the handles of his sticks. The sticks were popular purchases for the British Troops serving in the South African and Boer Wars. Provenance: Purchased by the vendor in a stick stand with other sticks thirty years ago CONDITION REPORT Overall condition is very good and fine rich deep patination. Baboon's tail finishes abruptly, has possible loss to end. Minor split runs from top of shaft over knop adjacent with one of the baboon's back legs. Horizontal split a third of the way down shaft associated with a knot in the wood, surface dirt and debris
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