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Lot 534
Fine Quality WW2 German Eastern Front Carved Wolchow Stick, with geometric designs, large eagle and swastika, Iron Cross motifs and 1943 date. Also carved with the names “schapki” and “LADOGASEE”. Remains in good condition overall, 95cms in length. These items were carved by locals on the Eastern Front and often purchased as gifts for officers who were either leaving the regiment or leaving the Eastern Front itself.
Lot 535
WW2 German Eastern Front Carved Wolchow Stick, with geometric designs and large Iron Cross to the centre. Dated 1943 and with “OSTFRONT SMOLENSK”. This example has had a later applied brass cap from a cartridge mounted to the end. Measures 86cms in length. These items were carved by locals on the Eastern Front and often purchased as gifts for officers who were either leaving the regiment or leaving the Eastern Front itself. The city of Smolensk is situated 220 miles south-west of Moscow. On July 16th 1941 the Germans captured the city and repulsed Russian counter attacks. In late 1943 Goring ordered the total destruction of the city in lines with the scorched earth policy, but this order was ignored by Generaloberst Gotthard Heinrici, resulting in his dismissal as commander of the town. The city was liberated by the Red Army on 25th September 1943 and was given the rare title of Hero City.
Lot 536
WW2 German Eastern Front Carved Wolchow Stick, being a more squared shape example with geometric patterns, large eagle and swastika and Iron Cross motif. Lower section carved “RUSSLAND” and the name of a town but this is not too clear. Measures 92cms in length. These items were carved by locals on the Eastern Front and often purchased as gifts for officers who were either leaving the regiment or leaving the Eastern Front itself.
Lot 600
WW2 Royal Air Force Spitfire Spade Grip Recovered from Battle of Britain Crash Site, interesting example of the spade pattern grip which is missing its firing button. Stamped to the central column “AH 8272”, stamped to another section “AH 0 16068 ISS 4”. Attached to the grip is a paper label which states, “HAND GRIP FROM CONTROL STICK ON SPITFIRE, SHOT DOWN AT WOOLWICH DURING THE BATTLE OF BRITAIN. THE HOLE ON THE TOP RIGHT HAND SIDE IS FOR THE FIRING BUTTON FOR THE MACHINE GUNS WHICH WERE MOUNTED IN THE WINGS OF THE AIRCRAFT. THE ITEM WAS OBTAINED FROM THE MUSEUM OF WWII AIRCRAFT”. Generally good condition item, worthy of further research.
Lot 299
WW1 German Inert Stick Grenade, marked ‘5 ½ seconds’ to wood haft, complete with head. Much of the original field grey paint finish remains with good stencilled markings to the head and main body, complete with belt loop and knurled base cap and porcelain ball and string igniter. Some cracks and damage to the head but otherwise a good example. Inked to the bottom of the cap is “Somme 1916” but we believe this to be a later addition. Please note we are not able to ship this lot outside of the UK.
Lot 362
1st Model German Naval Officers Dress Dagger and Award Grouping Attributed to Vice Admiral (Vizeadmiral) Ernst (Friedrich Robert) Scheurlen, who was Killed on 8th April 1945, grouping consisting of a 1st model German naval officers dress dagger with flame pommel top, white celluloid grip retaining the wire binding, cross guard with press button release and dress portepee attached. Housed in its original deluxe pattern hammered scabbard with the original naval short and long hangers attached. Blade by Horster with sailing ship etched blade. The blade and fittings appear to be in very good condition. Accompanied by a post war blued blade presentation naval dagger in the form of the 2nd pattern Kriegsmarine Officers dagger, this example is also housed in a hammered scabbard. The daggers are mounted with his original awards from both WW1 and WW2, these consist of Imperial Iron Cross 1st class, Imperial Iron Cross 2nd class, Wurttemberg Friedrich Order 2nd class medal with swords, German Cross in gold (Deutsche Kreuz), Bar to the Iron Cross 1st and 2nd class, War Service Cross 1st class with swords, Coastal Artillery war badge, Krim campaign shield, 1914-18 Honour Cross, Austro Hungarian WW1 service medal, Bulgarian service medal and various miniature stick pin awards. Also mounted with the items is a Kriegsmarine officers breast eagle and studio portrait of Scheurlen in full uniform. Typed signed letter from his wife, Frau Else Scheurlen, accompanies the grouping. The set is all mounted into a large glass display frame. The frame measures 68 x 82 ½ cms. Vice Admiral Scheurlen was born in Strasbourg on 5th December 1892. He served during WW1 but rose through to Vice Admiral in the German Kriegsmarine becoming commander of the Naval forces in Southern France, he was commander when the allied forces launched Operation Dragoon. He was moved back to Germany and his last command was that of the 2nd Marine Division in February 1945. The division fought against the British forces on the Western Front in Germany and he was killed in action on the 8th April 1945. Please note C&T Auctioneers and Valuers Ltd, have not been able to remove items from the frame to inspect, but all appear to be as we have stated. Sold on this basis.
Lot 444
Grouping of Third Reich Medals, consisting of Eastern Front medal with ribbon for 1st October medal; 1st October medal no ribbon; 13th March medal with ribbon; 1914-18 Honour Cross with swords fitted with 1st October medal ribbon; miniature mothers cross in silver; silver grade DRL sports badge stick pin and Deutsche Wehrmacht armband. (7 items)
Lot 471
Mixture of Third Reich Badges and Insignia, including other ranks side cap eagle, HJ proficiency badge, DAF stick pin, Luftwaffe cap eagle (no pin fittings), NSDAP Thuringen rally badge 1935, part only of a Sports Association eagle plaque, Afrika Korps sun helmet decal (no pins to reverse), plus other items. Also some non-Third Reich items including RTR cap badge etc. Viewing strongly recommended.
Lot 151
Two vintage multi strand cultured pearl necklaces, a pair of 9 ct gold square link earrings, pearl pin with French marks for 18 ct and a pair of cultured pearl set earrings, in gilt metal. CONDITION18 ct weight 1.4 grams9 ct weight 4.1 gramsFrench stick pin no 37520 markers mark in diamond shaped cartouche ST
Lot 390
Silver and mother of pearl babies teether, dwarf candle stick, salt, silver pocket watch and chain and a gold plated full hunter pocket watch, and a small collection of British and a few foreign coins, mostly 20th century, including half crowns 1887 and 1920 both circulated, possible Anglesey Conder token and minor silver threepences and shillings..
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