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MEDALS & MIL ITARIA

Important Notice regardingThird Reich items

Please note that owing to the large number ofreproduction Third Reich and Imperial Germanitems on the market, we can give no guaranteeas to the authenticity of any such items.Prospective purchasers must satisfy themselvesin this regard before bidding. We WILL NOTaccept any returns on these items.

1A George V Military Cross Widow’s brooch inwhite metal on yellow metal (tests as approx. 14carat or higher) suspended from a white andpurple enamel “ribbon” bar, dated verso12.10.16., contained in original Wilson & Gill, 139Regent Street, London box.£50-80

2A 1796 pattern Light Cavalry sabre, the 71cmcurved blade etched with stands of arms andfoliage, having a steel stirrup hilt with wire boundfish skin grip and steel back strap, housed in asteel scabbard with suspension rings, 83cm.£200-300

3A George V swagger/walking stick, the leatherwrapped ebony shaft with a silver terminalembossed with 6th Battalion London Regimentcrest and C-scroll decoration with inscription“Presented to the officers of the City of LondonRifles by Captain M.L. Buller. M.C. (60th Rifles)1927.” maker Frank Narborough, Birmingham,1927, in a silk lined leather sleeve, 96cm.£100-150

4A British 1903 pattern bayonet, the 30.5cmdouble edged blade stamped to the ricasso witha crowned ER cypher 1903 with ED for Enfieldto the opposing side, having a two piece gripstamped to the pommel 6. MX 453, togetherwith an associated steel mounted leather sheathwith webbing belt and frog.£40-60

5A WW II R.C.A.F. Flying Log Book, naming LACE.F. Smart, together with Defence and Warmedals and a large collection of related servicedocuments, ephemera and photographs etc.£280-320

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6A George III spadroon, having a 74cmcurved fullered blade with brass stirruphilt and ivory grip, housed in a brassmounted leather scabbard, 88cm.£100-150

7A 19th century percussion pistol, havingan 18cm octagonal barrel with engravedlock, hammer and trigger guard, withchequered walnut butt and steel buttplate, 32cm.£100-150

8A WW I Princess Mary Christmas gift tin.£20-40

9A WW II leather clad single drawer telescope byOttway & Co Ltd Ealing London, dated 1944 andnumbered 6212, Patt 373B, length 56cm.£50-80

10A George V Military Cross group of three toinclude M.C., unnamed and in original leathercase, 1914-15 Star, naming 13234 L.CPL. W.G.BUTTERISS. LEIC.R. and Military Medal, 13234.PTE. W.G. BUTTERISS. 8 / LEIC;R. (3)

To be sold with a photocopy of M.C. citationwhich states “On March 23rd, this Officer ledhis platoon as my advanced guard commanderwith energy and decision. When my lessexperienced troops were temporarily throwninto confusion on their first experience ofArtillery and Machine Gun fire, he continued toadvance his platoon and forced the enemy toquit their position. He then returned to me andby his own example and leadership gave me thegreatest help in restoring the situation until itwas possible to continue our advance.

During the tryingconditions of the nextweek, he and his menwere an example to allthe troops under mycommand and in theactions of March 31-April2nd, the steady defenceput up on the advancedflank post for whichLieut. Butteriss wasresponsible preventedthe enemy piercing ourexposed flank.”£600-800

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11A brass and copper bugle with applied U.S. crest.£20-40

12A Japanese shin gunto katana, having a 70cmcurved blade with unmarked brass habaki,pierced iron tsuba and wrapped tsuka withmenuki, housed in a leather covered woodensaya, 95cm.£400-600

13A deactivated WW I German stick grenade,36cm.£120-150

14A British 1907 pattern bayonet, the 42cm singleedged fullered blade stamped to the ricasso witha broad arrow XOA below, having a two piecegrip, housed in a steel mounted scabbard, 55cm.£30-50

15An Omega military issue nickel cased open facepocket watch, having an enamel dial with Romannumerals and subsidiary seconds dial signedOmega Swiss made, the movement furthersigned and numbered 4400967, the case backwith broad arrow and I below, case diameter46mm.£100-150

16An early 20th century leather covered ridingcrop, having a brass terminal engraved withpyramids and stamped B.D. Cairo, 76cm.£30-50

17An early 20th century photograph album thecontents being mainly Waziristan campaignexamples showing various camps, marches andmanoeuvres, together with one other similarexample. (2)£40-60

18A German M1935 pattern steel helmet incamouflage finish, having a leather liner and chinstrap, stamped to the interior ET58.£300-400

19An Indo-Persian Kulah Khud helmet, the bowl ofmelon shape with plume holders and sliding noseguard, with further chainmail neck guard,mounted on a later stand.£100-150

20A WW II A.R.P. Home first aid case, with originalcontents.£15-25

21A Geo. VI. Regular Army Long Service and GoodConduct medal, naming 1425285 SJT. W.A.SAYER. R.A.£30-50

22A Royal Antediluvian Order of Buffaloes GrandCouncil silver gilt and enamelled Masonic jewelinscribed verso “ Presented to Bro. N. Reardon24th June 1955”, together with four othersilver/silver gilt and enamelled jewels. (5)£30-50

23A WW II Free French Forces enamelled lapelbadge, together with seven other FrenchResistance badges. (8)£80-120

24A brown leather SamBrowne belt with brassfittings.£20-30

25A German Deutsches Kreisof four rivet construction,stamped 1 to the pin, in aleather case. (copy)£50-80


26An early 20th century Indian hardwood tablecigarette box, the hinged lid carved with the crestof the Royal Engineers Bombay Sappers andMiners.£20-40

27A WW II German group of three medals toinclude War Merit cross 2nd class with swords,Eastern Front and West Wall each withenvelopes and certificates naming Ernst Huster.(3)£120-150

28A 19th century copper powder flask of plainundecorated form, having a brass graduatedcharger 2 1/2 - 3 1/2 drams, stamped J. Dixon &Sons, Sheffield, 16cm, together with one othercopper powder flask with embossed leaf andshell decoration, 19cm. (2)£20-40

29A WW I Casualty group to include bronzememorial plaque, naming Patrick Callaghan, 1914-15 Star, British War and Victory, 10761 PTE. P.CALLAGHAN R. DUB. FUS., together with aportrait photograph and badge. (6)Private Patrick Callaghan 1Bn Royal IrishFusiliers was killed in action 06/05/15 thesecond day of the Gallipoli Landings at the ageof 25 and is remembered with honour at VBeach Cemetery.£400-450

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30Peter Endsleigh Castle, (1918-2008), LancasterB.1, watercolour, signed lower left, 24 x 18cm,together with a typed note of “suggestedcaptions”.This image was eventually titled “BetweenMissions” - Avro Lancaster B.1. Winter 1942.and was produced for the Christmas 1990Special Flown Cover F.D.C. several examples ofwhich appear in an album of covers included inthis lot.£50-80

31A collection of 12 Continental medals to includeGerman Cross of Honour with swords, BelgianLeopold II Commemorative and Bavarian MilitaryMerit Cross etc. (12)£180-220

32An Omega military issue nickel cased open facepocket watch, having an enamel dial with Arabicnumerals and subsidiary seconds dial, the caseback stamped G.S.T.P. Y04902.£50-80

33A German Luftwaffe 1st pattern dagger, the30.5cm double edged blade marked F.W. HosterSolingen, having a downturned cross guard withcentral swastika, wire bound blue leather grip andswastika pommel, housed in a blue leather cladsheath with plated mounts and chain, 45.5cm.£250-450

37A German soldiers Wehrpak, naming WilhelmZeitler and dated 1940, in leather case, togetherwith various other related documents andephemera to include Arbeitsbuch etc.£70-90

38A Geo. V. 1897 pattern Royal Army OrdnanceCorps Officer’s sword, the 83cm single edgedblade etched with a crowned GRV cypher andfoliage, having a typical pierced steel hilt withfurther cypher, chequered backstrap and wirebound fish skin grip, housed in a leather coveredscabbard, 102cm.£100-150

39A WW I Casualty trio to include 1914-15 Star,British War and Victory, naming 21329 PTE. E.A.STEER. HAMPS.R. (3)Private Ernest Albert Steer 2nd Bn HampshireRegiment was killed in action aged 22 01/07/16,France and Flanders and is remembered withhonour Auchonvillers Military Cemetery.£300-350

40Spain, Alfonso XII, Academia Internacional DeCiencias Industriales, gilt bronze medal by P.Tasset, naming G. Hawker, 69mm.£40-60

41A 19th century leather shot flask of typical pearshape with suspension ring, 20cm, together withtwo other similar examples. (3)£50-80


34An India General Service medal (1854-95) withJowaki 1877-8 clasp, naming 2081 PTE. WILLMELLIS. 4 BN RIFLE BDE.£100-150

35A WW II Russian RPG 40 anti-tank grenade.(deactivated)£30-40

36A mid-20th centurywalnut cased mantelclock, having an archedbrass dial with Romannumerals and Swisscylinder movement,bearing a presentationplaque “Presented toMajor W.T. Gravesfrom W. Sector HomeGuard for devotedservice 1940-1944”h.26cm (includinghandle.)£30-50


42Austria, Internationale Stiftung Mozarteum inSalzburg bronze medal by A. Hartig, naming EmilyAnderson, with accompanying letter dated 1960,in fitted leather case, 60mm.£30-50

43A 9ct gold and enamelled bar brooch for theMachine Gun Corps, with safety chain, 37mm,together with one other silver and enamelledexample and an unmarked yellow metal brooch.(A/F) (3)£40-60

44France, 1889 Eiffel Tower Ascention medal,together with an Olivier Deserres Agriculturalmedal. (2)£20-30

45A WW I trio to include 1914-15 Star, British Warand Victory, naming 16603 PTE. L. TUGWELL.7/CAN: INF:. (3)Private Lewen Tugwell was killed in action15/05/1915.£40-60

46A Prussian Artillery? steel helmet, olive paintedwith pressed brass eagle plate, national cockadesand three tame lobster tail neck guard, in anassociated hat box.£350-450

47A German Third Reich Army Officer’s sword, the83cm slightly curved fullered blade stamped tothe forte Eickhorn Solingen, having a gilt metalhilt and languet with German eagle, the celluloidgrip with wire binding and doves head pommel,housed in a black field service scabbard withsingle suspension ring, 100cm.£150-250

48A German silver pocket cigarette box, the hingedlid relief decorated with Nazi eagle and swastikaemblem with A H below, housed in a red leathercase, 9.5 x 8.5cm.£450-500

49A mid-20th century Scottish Sgian Dubh, having a9cm blade with silver mount and stag antlerhandle with further silver disc pommel, housed insilver mounted leather sheath, Robert Allison,Glasgow, 1957, 20cm.£50-80

50A German NSDAP party armband, together withtwo other German armbands. (3)£40-60

51An Air Ministry F3A/261 Compass Wrist Typeserial No. 879B / 55, Patt No. 261, in original cardbox with matching numbers.£30-50

52A German SS flag on a black field with white SSrunes, with various faint stamps to the lanyardand numbered V8/20, 85 x 150cm.£120-150

53An early 20th century Indian hardwood tablecigarette box, the interior lid carved with theEssex regiment badge, together with two artillerybadges and a Victoria 1887 jubilee medal. (4)£10-20

54A German vehicle identification flag with faintmarkings to the lanyard, 75 x 145cm.£100-120

55A silver plate “The Churchill Centenary TrustPlate” designed by David Cornell, the centre withrelief head and shoulders portrait bust ofChurchill, housed in a velvet surround andwooden frame, dish dia. 20cm, frame 25.5 x25.5cm.£40-60

56A German Feldgendamerie cotton flag, stampedto the lanyard Polizei Munchen and dated 1940,85 x 150cm.£100-120

57A group of six miniature medals to includeMilitary Cross, 1939-45 Star, Africa Star, Italy Star,War and Africa Service medal, together withWW II Defence and War medals. (8)£30-50

58A German Nazi Party Fuhrer Standard flag,stamped to the lanyard St.d.Fuhrers and dated1936, 80 x 90cm.£40-60

59A DM cover of the Knight’s Cross of the IronCross, signed by seven recipients of the award toinclude Erwin Fischer, Wilhelm Johnen, BernhardJope, Friedrich Kless, Friedrich Lang, GerhardSchopfel and Gunther Seeger, withRememberance Day 11th Nov 1987 post mark.£20-40

60A German N.S.D.A.P flag, stamped to the lanyardHamburg N.S.D.A.P. and dated 1944, 85 x 150cm.£100-120

61A German NSDAP pennant, together with threeNational-Sozialistich booklets. (4)£40-60

62A large Edwardian silver table cigarette box oftypical rectangular form, the slightly domedhinged lid with South Wales Borderers 4thVolunteers Battalion crest and inscribed“Battalion Shooting Competition Won by GCompany USK. 429 points. 27th September1905. Presented to Captain H.J. Willcox.” having acedar lined interior, Walker and Hall, Sheffield,1904, w.21.5, d.15, h.14cm.£300-400

63A WW II R.A.F. Coastal Command Observer’sand Air Gunner’s Flying Log Book, naming925006 L.A.C. Lee, entries show anti-submarineand convoy escorts with 228 squadron, togetherwith 1939-45 Star, Atlantic Star, Defence and Warmedals. (5)£150-250

64A pair of gentleman’s silver cuff-links, each in theform of a spitfire, in a fitted leather case.£30-50

65A Russian Ak-47 bayonet, type 1, having a 15cmserrated blade, housed in a steel scabbard,27.5cm, together with a Czechoslovakian VZ-58bayonet in a leather sheath, 28cm. (2)£40-60


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66A German Third Reich Luftwaffe 2nd patternOfficer’s dagger, having an unmarked 25.5cmdouble edged blade with aluminium eagle crossguard (lacking swastika possible De-Nazified)with wire bound orange celluloid grip and ballpommel, housed in a steel sheath with oak leafbanding, suspension rings and strap, 42cm.£150-250

67A deactivated WW I Hungarian stick grenade,34cm.£80-100

68A British 1786 pattern spadroon, having a 65cmpipe-backed curved fullered blade with steelstirrup hilt and ribbed ivory grip, 79cm.£150-250

69A WW II Royal Naval Casualty group of medals,documents and ephemera relating toD/SSX21634 Walter Henry Haslehurst to include1939-45 Star, Atlantic Star and War medals,Certificate of Service, letters and press cuttings,contained in a pine box naming W.H. Haslehurst.

Able Seaman Walter Henry Haslehurst waskilled in action H.M.S. Valiant 04/061940 aged21.£100-150

70A Great War Territorial group of four to includeBritish War, Victory, Territorial Force War andTerritorial Efficiency medal, naming 604040 DVR.G. WARD R.A., together with a silver andenamlled Britannia Lodge masonic jewelpresented to George Ward and dated 1929. (5)£150-200

77A German Anti-Aircraft Artillery War badge,marked verso RZM, in a fitted leather case.£80-120

78A pair of 19th century percussion box lockpocket pistols, each having a 4cm turn-off steelbarrel, the frame engraved with stands of armsand signed Wood with Worcester to theopposing side, having concealed drop downtriggers with sliding saftey catch and chequeredwalnut bag shaped butts, 15cm.£300-500

79A collection of four D.D.A.C. Der DeutscheAutomobil-Club road maps to includeDusseldorf, Frankfurt, Munich and Trier, togetherwith four A.D.A.C. eaxmples. (8)£60-80

80An Egypt medal (1882-89) with 1882 datedreverse, naming 6764 PTE J. PAYNE. 2/GREN.£60-80

81A WW I British War and Victory pair,naming 83290. PNR. S.E. SHEARMAN.R.E. (2)£20-40

82A WW I Belgian Victory medal,together with a BelgianCommemorative War medal, eachframed with certificate naming ColonMarcel Francois Ghislain?, each 42 x28cm. (2)£30-50


71A German Wehrmacht Officer’s peaked cap,bearing a label to the interior Dalluge, Hanover,boxed.£350-380

72A group of four WW II medals to include 1939-45 Star, Italy Star, Defence and War, together witha Soldiers Service and Pay Book and SoldiersRelease Book naming 3448585 Private France,Pioneer Corps. (6)£40-60

73A German Police flag, stamped to the lanyardPolizei Munchen and dated 1940, 85 x 150cm.£50-80

74A Japanese 1886/87 pattern Cavalry Trooper’ssword, the 77cm single edged fullered bladenumbered 91150 to the forte, having a steel hiltwith chequered wooden grip and steel backstrap,housed in a steel scabbard, 91cm.£150-250

75A German N.S.K.K. NationalsozialistischesKraftfahrkorps sleeve badge.£40-60

76A Royal Engineers yellow metal and enamelledsweetheart brooch, stamped 9CT, 4.3cm,together with one other York & Lancaster yellowmetal and enamelled sweetheart brooch andsilver R.A.F. brooch etc. (9)£50-80


83A Socialist Romanian Army dress dagger, the21cm blade stamped to the ricasso 12682, havinga brass cross guard with simulated ivory grip andbrass pommel, housed in a brass scabbard withoak leaf banding and suspension loops, 31cm.£50-80

84A French model 1874 Gras bayonet, the 52cmsingle edged blade inscribed Mre d’armes de StEtienne Mars 1880, having a hooked quillonnumbered 28029 and two piece grip, 64cm,together with one other similar example. (2)£40-60

85An Italian model 1891 Carcano bayonet, the29cm singled edged blade marked Terni to thericasso and numbered AN 2733 to thecrossguard, housed in a brass mounted scabbard,41cm.£30-50

86A 1913 pattern Remington bayonet, the 43cmsingle edged fullered blade stamped to thericasso 1913 6 17 Remington with variousordnance marks to the opposing side, having atwo piece grip, housed in a steel mounted leatherscabbard, 55cm.£40-60

87A German 1898 pattern Mauser bayonet, the52cm pipe-back fullered blade stamped to thericasso V.C. Shilling Suhl and further stamped tothe back edge with a crown over W with 14below, having a grooved two piece walnut grip,housed in an associated steel mounted leatherscabbard, 66cm.£60-80

88A Czechoslovakia model 33/40 bayonet, the24.5cm single edged fullered blade stamped tothe ricasso CSZ and E 23 to the opposing side,having a two piece grip and further stamped6874 to the pommel, housed in a steel scabbardfurther marked CSZ, 38cm.£30-50

89An Indian No. I Mk II bayonet, the 30cm singlededged blade stamped to the ricasso with acrowned GR.I cypher Mk II 6 42 RFI (RifleFactory Ishapore), having a two piece grip,housed in a steel mounted leather sheath, 42cm.£30-50

90Winifred Grace Costello (1892-1978), DelaysAre Dangerous, A Good Maxim, WW Iadvertising watercolour laid on paper, withoverlaid mount, signed lower left and dated 1915,further signed and dated beneath the mount, 76x 51cm£150-250

91Winifred Grace Costello (1892-1978) A WW Irecruitment poster, watercolour on brown paperwith hand written note to the margin “N.B. Thisword has been smudged through some one’scarelessness in packaging WGC.”, 76 x 52cm.£50-80

92Winifred Grace Costello (1892-1978), Britannia,watercolour, unsigned, 62 x 51cm.£30-50

93Winifred Grace Costello (1892-1978) Duke ofWellington’s Regiment Xmas 1915, Originalwatercolour for the greetings card, hand writtento the margin “N.B. This line to be reduced and asuitable margin allowed to edge of card. Portionsof the flag white to be painted white this includessmall flag held by lion W.G.B.”, 30.5 x 18.5cm,together with one smaller example 15.5 x10.5cm and an uncoloured greetings card 20 x13.5cm. (3)£50-80

94Winifred Grace Costello (1892-1978) ServiceKit, stencilled figure of a soldier, watercolour onbrown paper, unsigned, 29 x 16cm.£40-60

95Winifred Grace Costello (1892-1978) Belgiumvia Harwich travel poster, watercolour, unsigned,75 x 55cm.£100-150

96Winifred Grace Costello (1892-1978) Preproduction tyre advertising poster, watercolour,signed lower right and further signed versoWinifred G Costello Callington Stanthorp RdStreatham, 30 x 20cm.£40-60

97A German N.S.D.A.P. flag, stamped to the lanyardRZM Munchen N.S.D.A.P. and dated 1943, 55 x100cm, together with an enamel sign. (2)£70-90

98A German Luftwaffe Parachutist Qualificationbadge stamped verso G.H. Osang Dresden.£100-120

99A WW II group of medals, documents andephemera relating to 957045 John Haslehurst, toinclude Defence and War medals, R.A.F.Workshop & Laboratory notebook, Leave formsand photographs etc.£50-80


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100A German Third Reich Kriegsmarine Officer’sdagger, the 25cm etched double fullered bladestamped to the ricasso Original EickhornSolingen with squirrel emblem, having a fouledanchor crossguard with press stud, whitewirebound celluloid grip and gilded brass eagleand swastika pommel, with silver bullionportepee, housed in engraved brass sheath withoak leaf bandings and suspension loops, 42cm.£300-500

101A German Third Reich Iron Cross 2nd Class,numbered 120 to the suspension loop.£40-60

102A canvas shoulder strap with LRDG metalinsignia.£80-100

103A pair of Geo.V. Naval Officer’s gold braidepaulettes by Matthews & Co, Naval Outfitters,Portsea, Portsmouth, in a red velvet lined fittedbox, bearing a label to the lid namingCommander R.A.G. Williams.£50-80

104A collection of German eagle collar tabtemplates, together with a cloth badge etc.£30-40

105A collection of various bullion badges and rankchevrons etc.£60-80

114A WW II Defence and War medal duo, togetherwith various documents and ephemera relatingto 7358520 Cpl. Edward Walter Button RAMC.£40-60

115A WW I Casualty group to include bronzememorial plaque, naming Stanley Coulson, BritishWar and Victory, GS - 50121. PTE. S. COULSON.R. FUS. and leather identification disc. (4)Private Coulson was killed in action 08/09/18and is remembered at the Epehy Wood FarmCemetery.£80-120

116A collection of five WW II medals to include1939-45 Star, Burma Star, Defence x2 and War,together with a Voluntary medical Service medal,naming MRS MARJORIE S. SICHEL. and variousRed Cross Society enamelled badges etc.£30-50

117A pair of German padres embroidered collartabs.£80-100

118A post WW I Ottoman Red Crescent Societyarmband.£60-70

119A British Brodie pattern helmet, with remains ofchainmail guard.£180-220

120A German 1932 Los Angeles cigarette cardalbum, together with one other 1936 album anda gilt spelter 1936 Olympic trophy. (3)£70-90

121A 1940 pattern Royal Artillery Officers battledress blouse, together with R.A. dress jacket, apair of brown leather field service boots and aradio operators backpack, dated 1945. (4)£130-150

122A collection of early 20th century servicedocuments and ephemera relating to 7560Private William Henry Hanley, York andLancashire Regiment.£50-80


106A pair of WW I panoramicviews of The WesternFront, each in the form ofeight photographs showingLens from opposing views,one bearing a label top leftPanorama No. 120 made14/3/16 from Seige No.5M20 (a) 4298 sheet 36cincluding a field of view 0f120 from about E.N.E. to S.by W., each in an oakframe, 21 x 52cm.£200-300

107A WW II Mills hand grenade, stamped to theplug No. 5.1. Dummy for throwing practice.£100-120

108A German Infantry Close Combat clasp withsteel pin back.£350-400

109A Gurkha pillar box hat, together with a slouchhat. (2)£60-80

110A WW I brass artillery gun sight, stamped Ross,London No. 73792, 69cm.£20-40

111A British 1916 pattern brown leather Tank Corpshelmet, of rivetted four piece construction withleather liner stamped Hobson & Sons LondonLtd.£700-900

112A collection of miscellaneous militaria to includea British Red Cross Society certificate namingThomas Turner, a Home Guard certificate namingSamuel Robert Houlton-Hart, a steel scabbard(split),a canvas bag and a WW I New Testamentetc.£20-40

113A German Afrika Korps medal.£30-40

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123An early 20th century brown leather beltstamped G. Tutill London with brass flag bearingattachment.£20-40

124A German Deutsche Reichsbahn aluminium beltbuckle, together with a German NSDAParmband and a German Red Cross armband. (3)£40-60

125An M1856 Drummer’s sword, having a 48cmdouble edged blade with brass hilt and grip withVR cypher, stamped to the pommel V LCS 40 16,housed in a brass mounted leather scabbard,63cm.£120-150

126A British No. 4 Mk II spike bayonet, stamped tothe socket F.F & S LD, 25cm, together with a pairof of Hiatts iron handcuffs with key. (2)£20-40

127A German Nahkampfmesser, the 15cm singleedged blade stamped to the ricasso GotliebHammesfahr Solingen Foch, having a groovedtwo piece grip, housed in a steel sheath, 26cm.£100-120

128An 1854 pattern Welsh Guards Officer’s swordby Wilkinson Sword Co, the 80cm blade (tipmissing) etched with a crowned GRVI cypheramongst foliage, the opposing side etched with acrowned Welsh Guards emblem and variousbattle honours, marked to the forte with Royalcoat of arms by appointment to his late MajestyKing George V, Wilkinson Sword Co Ltd London,numbered 67786 to the back edge, having atypical pierced steel hilt with wirebound fish skingrip and chequered back strap, housed in aleather covered steel scabbard with frog, 96cm.£100-150

129A German Anti-Partisan Guerilla War badge.£50-80

130A post WW I RFC cloth wing badge.£100-120

131A German M1916 pattern steel helmet withWW II army double decals, having a leather linerand chin strap, stamped to the interior CAS66.£100-150

132A German Infantry Assault badge, together witha German belt buckle. (2)£40-60

133A large collection of military related black andwhite photographs. (50)£30-50

134A German Iron Cross, 1st class with screw backfitting.£100-120

135Two WW I flechette darts.£30-40

136A German Luftwaffe Close Combat clasp withAssman mark verso.£70-90

137A German 1916 pattern helmet in camouflagefinish with leather liner, stamped to the interiorR1155.£250-300

138A WW I private purchase Lifeguard type trenchperiscope, having a concertina action, stampedBritish made.£30-50

139A deactivated WW I Austro-Hungarian stickgrenade, 31cm.£50-80

140A deactivated WW II Russian RPG anti-tankgrenade.£50-60

141A German Condor Legion Spanish Cross, infitted case.£150-180

142A group of three WW II medals to include 1939-45 Star, Africa Star and War medal, in originalO.H.M.S. box addressed to Mrs L. Stuttle, 536Rochester Way, Sidcup, Kent, together with aposthumous Air Crew Europe Star with Atlanticclasp, with condolence slip naming EdwardWilliam Stuttle and further Navy Accounts officalletter addressed to Mrs Stuttle regarding the AirCrew Europe Star, dated 10th February 1955, inoriginal O.H.M.S. box.Leading Airman P/F 55120 Edward WilliamStuttle H.M.S. Grebe was killed in action05/03/1942 and is buried in El Alamein warcemetery.£200-300

143A 19th century box lock percussion pocketpistol, having a 5cm turn-off steel barrel, theengraved frame stamped Baker and London tothe opposing side, having a sliding safety catchand chequered walnut grips, 15cm.£150-200



144A post WW II Dennison half zip smock, lackingany labels.£150-200

145A German SS flag, on a black field with white SSrunes, stamped to the lanyard Weilburg anddated 1944, 55 x 100cm, together with an SSpennant. (2)£70-90

146An 18th century Turkish flintlock pistol, having a26cm engraved steel barrel with furtherengraved lock and brass furniture, 43cm.£350-450

147A WW I trio to include 1914-15 Star, British Warand Victory, naming 311798 S.C. MOWER. S.P.O.R.N., together with leather identification disc, twoVictorian The Shipwrecked Fishermen andMariners Society medals and Suffolk Regimentcap badge etc.£40-60

148An E.R. II duo to include General Service medal(1962-2007) with Canal Zone clasp, namingS/22692493 PTE R A DROWER ASC, togetherwith a Cadet Forces medal, CAPT. R.A.DROWER ACF, together with miniatureexamples, miniature Cadet Forces, NationalService and Suez Canal medals, R.A.S.C. clothshoulder titles, GHQ Middle East Land Forcescloth patches, Royal Artillery cap badges andvarious buttons etc.£100-150

149A Victorian Police Hanger, having a 56cm slightlycurved fullered blade with stirrup hilt and fishskin grip, housed in a steel mounted leatherscabbard, 70cm.£120-150

157A German Prussian Other ranks belt buckle,together with a Cross of Honour with swords(copy), a white metal ring with Imperial GermanCross, various coins and notebook etc.£80-100

158A German kriegsmarine white metal ring, markedto the band “Wir Fahren Gegen Engelland.”£40-60

159A 19th century Prussian Cavalry Troopers sword,the 89cm curved fullered blade stamped to theforte S & K for Schnitzler & Kirschbaum, thepierced steel bowl hilt numbered 156 having awirebound leather grip and steel pommel,housed in a steel scabbard, 106cm.£150-180

160A military issue nickel cased open face pocketwatch, having an enamel dial with Arabicnumerals and subsidiary seconds dial, the caseback stamped with broad arrow H.S. 7 2361,4.5cm.£20-40

161A group of nine WW II medals to include 1939-45 Star x2, Africa Star, Italy Star, France andGermany Star, Defence x2 and War x2. (9)£40-60

162A German Tank Battle Crew badge.£60-80

163A German vehicle identification flag, stamped tothe lanyard Afrikakorps Munchen and dated1943, 85 x 150cm.£50-80

166A 19th century Belgian six shot pin fire revolver,having an 8cm octagonal sighted barrel withLiege proof marks to the cylinder, folding triggerand two piece grip, 19cm.£120-150

167A 19th century box lock percussion pistol, havinga 4.5cm turn-off steel barrel and engraved lockplates signed Conway, Manchester with walnutgrips, 16cm.£150-180


150A mid-20th century letter openerof one piece constructionreputedly made of shrapnel fromthe Blitz, stamped to the bladeLondon Blitz 1940-41, 29cm.£20-30

151A small collection of WW II ephemera to includeChief Inspector of Armaments Ammunitioncertificate, naming Miss G. Cornwell and a letterfrom The Heritage Orthopaedic War EmergencyHospital, dated 1941.£20-30

152A Manchester Unity Friendly SocietyIndependent Order of Oddfellows Loyal Hand ofCharity Lodge Roll of Honour for the Great War1914-1918, showing the names of fallen soldiersby year from 1915-1918 with later additionshowing 1939-45, housed in an oak frame, max.dimensions 89 x 68cm.£30-50

153A Manchester Unity Friendly SocietyIndependent Order of Oddfellows LoyalOddfellows Pride lodge No. 5938 Roll of Honourshowing the names of men who served theircountry dated 1914-1915 with later added 1919,together with one other matching example, eachhoused in an oak frame, 78 x 64cm. (2)£30-50

154A Manchester Unity Friendly SocietyIndependent Order of Oddfellows Loyal WestSuffolk Social Design Lodge No. 2425 Roll ofHonour showing the names of soldiers whoserved their King and country dated 1914-1918,the 1918 being later adapted, together with oneother similar example each housed in an oakframe, largest 83 x 64cm. (2)£30-50

155A German 1941-1942 Krim shield.£50-70

156A German General Assault badge.£50-80

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168A pair of 19th century box lock percussion cappocket pistols, each having a 7.5cm turn-off steelbarrel, the frames signed Parker & Field withinscrolling cartouche and 233 Holborn London tothe opposing side, having concealed drop downtriggers and walnut bag shaped butts, 18cm.£300-500

169A pair of 18th century Turkish flintlock pistols,each having a 24cm engraved steel barrel andcarved walnut frame with floral engraved lockplates, having decorative wire inlaid butts, 40cm.£200-400

170An 1853 pattern Cavalry Trooper’s sword, the89cm single edged curved fullered blade stampedto the forte with a crown L8 below, furtherstamped to the back edge B with two crownedbroad arrow marks, the blackened three bar hiltstamped 7H 681, having chequered leather twopiece grip, housed in a blackened steel scabbardstamped 2 DG with G 54 below, 104cm.£300-500

171A British 1796 pattern Light Cavalry Officer’ssword, the broad 82cm curved fullered bladeunmarked at the forte but stamped warranted tothe back edge, having a steel stirrup shaped hilt(with break), wire bound leather grip and steelback strap, housed in a steel scabbard, 95cm.£200-300

172A French model 1886 Lebel bayonet, having a48cm cruciform blade, hooked quillon and nickelgrip, 60cm, together with a French chassepotbayonet. (blade shortened.) (2)£30-40

173An 1827 pattern Rifle Volunteer Officer’s sword,the 82cm straight fullered blade etchedLincolnshire Volunteer Rifle amongst scrollingfoliage, having a pierced steel hilt with crownedbugle and wire bound fishskin grip, housed in asteel scabbard, 96cm.£100-150

174A German Grossdeutschland pewter ring.£80-100

175A German Panzer Assault badge.£80-100

176A German Luftwaffe Pilot-Observer qualificationbadge, marked verso SOG within a triangle.£100-120

177A Luftwaffe Technical Achievement Non PortableAward, together with a Chanel Island token and atinnie. (3)£50-80

178A German Close Combat clasp, marked verso F& B-L for Funke Bruninghaus Lundenscheid, in anassociated leather case.£70-90

179A German letter relating to top scoring WW IInight fighter Heinz-Wolfgang Schnauferconcerning the awards of the Knight’s Cross ofthe Iron Cross with oak leaves and diamonds,sent from Herbert Schnaufer to his sister, dated7-9-1944.£80-120


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180An S.A.S. embroidered beret badge.£60-70

181A WW I French pressed brass memorial plaquedepicting Gallia in winged helmet with legend“1914 1915 A Nos Heros” with aperture belowshowing a photograph of a soldier, 31 x 23cm.£30-50

182A WW I Verner’s pattern Mk VII compass,stamped Cruchon & Emons London with WarDepartment arrow and dated 1916, housed in astitched leather cased stamped Pulley & Powell,1916.£40-60

183A German Luftwaffe Reconnaissance clasp withsingle pendant, stamped verso G.H. OSANGDRESDE.£200-250

184A WW I Princess Mary Christmas gift tin,together with a Suffolk regiment cap badge. (2)£20-40

185A WW I Rolls Royce flechette dart, togetherwith one other Vickers example. (2)£60-80

186A British Union of Fascists armband, togetherwith a Blackshirts enamel lapel badge. (2)£60-80

187A WW II German Luftschutz Civil Defencehelmet, converted from a captured Czech helmetwith leather liner and chin strap stamped CSNSCH to the interior.£100-120

188A post WW I 1917 pattern steel helmet incamouflage finish, with leather liner and chinstrap.£100-150

189A post WW II German M35 steel helmet, havingRAD decals with leather liner and chin strap.£250-300

190A Japanese Rising Sun war flag, 85 x 140cm.£80-120

200A set of three aluminium identitydiscs, naming 22675158 Hammond,together with a Skill at Arms RecordBook, National Saving CertificateBook and a blue beret etc.£20-40

201A German N.S.D.A.P. party membersarmband, together with one otherand a Hitler Youth example. (3)£30-40

202A WW II Home Guard pike, circa1942, the 1913 pattern Remingtonbayonet stamped to the ricasso withinspection marks, the handle weldedinto a 115cm steel pole.£150-200

203A Wilkinson Sword presentationdagger, the 28cm blade etched ByAppointment Wilkinson SwordLondon Made in England, 40.5cm,housed in a red leather case.£40-60

204A British 1796 pattern Light Cavalry Trooper’ssword, the 84cm broad curved fullered bladewith Broad arrow mark and stamped to the backedge Wooley & Deakin, having a steel stirrupshaped hilt with leather grip and steel back strap,housed in a steel scabbard stamped T.Y.C. D 56below, 97cm.£400-600


191A WW I trio to include 1914 Star with rosette,British War and Victory, naming 4731 PTE. F.BARBER. 2/RIF: BRIG. (3)£100-120

192A WW I trio to include 1914-15 Star, British Warand Victory, naming S4-044246 PTE. G.H.DURRANT. A.S.C., boxed and with originalO.H.M.S. envelope.£40-60

193A WW II Africa campaign group of five to include1939-45 Star, Africa Star, Defence, War and AfricaService medal, naming 134199 R.J. HOMAN. (5)£40-60

194A German kriegsmarine “kill” pennant, on a off-white field with red printed devil and 500,stitched to the edge U 57.£20-30

195A German N.S.D.A.P. party members armband,together with a Deutschland Erwache (Germanyawake) 1933 enamel sign. (2)£20-40

196A copper and brass bugle stamped Nadir Ali &Co. Meerut, 1941.£20-30

197A deactivated WW I French F1 hand grenade.£20-40

198A Durham 1st Volunteer Battalion helmet plate.£30-50

199A post WW II SoldiersService & Pay Book naming21039195 Gnr D. OwenRoyal Artillery, togetherwith a WW II War medal, aRoyal Artillery bar broochand ephemera.£20-40

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205A British 1822 pattern Cavalry Officer’s sword,the 87cm blade etched with a crowned VRcypher within foliage with cartouche above theforte initialled J.Y, markers mark to the opposingside erased, numbered 7692 to the back edge,having a steel three bar hilt with wire bound fishskin grip and chequered back strap, 101cm.£200-300

206A British 1853 pattern Cavalry Trooper’s sword,the 89cm slightly curved fullered blade stampedto the forte with a crown B13 below, furtherstamped to the back edge Reeves & Co, having asteel three bar hilt and chequered leather twopiece grip, housed in a steel scabbard stampedD.Y.C. R 55 below, 104cm.£300-500

207A British 1864 pattern Cavalry Trooper’s sword,the 90cm slightly curved fullered blade stampedto the forte Robt Mole & Sons, Birmingham witha crown over B28 to the opposing side, the backedge with further crown B21 and stamped Mole,having a steel hilt with pierced Maltese Crosswith further two slots for a sword knot to thebase, with chequered two piece leather grips,housed in a steel scabbard with suspension loops,104cm.£300-500

208A British 1879 pattern Artillery sword bayonetfor a Martini-Henry carbine, the 65cm saw-backfullered blade stamped to the forte with WDarrow E59 below, with various ordnance marksto the opposing side and R.W to the back edge,having a steel D-shaped knuckle bow with twopiece chequered grips and steel pommel, theback strap further marked E59 below crown,79cm.£150-250

209A Royal Airship Works R101 cap badge.£70-80

210A British Army Captains great coat, bearing alabel to the interior Keenan Phillips & Co namingDuncan Darroch and dated 3/12/29, togetherwith a 1937 pattern battle dress blouse withArgyll & Sutherland Highlanders cloth shoulderbadge and further 3rd Infantry Division badge,size 10, together with a pair of size 11 trousersand one other tunic bearing a label to theinterior Lieut. Duncan Darroch, Arygll &Sutherland Highlanders. (4)£40-60

211A post WW II battle dress blouse, bearing a labelfor Wm Anderson & Sons, naming DuncanDarroch Junr and dated 1952 with Argyll &Sutherland Highlanders lapel badges, togetherwith three Sutherland Highlanders mess jackets.(4)£30-50

212A British Brodie pattern helmet, with 1st typeleather liner, stamped to the interior 18 245.£250-300

213A post WW II Royal Anglian Officer’s uniformjacket with matching trousers and cap. (3)£50-60

214A German model M16 Stalhelm helmetwith remains of camouflage finish andsplits to front, lacking leather liner.£100-150



215A German Luftwaffe Observers qualificationbadge with makers mark verso for GebruderWegerhoff, Ludenscheid.£80-120

216A WW II R.A.F. Observer’s and Air Gunner’sFlying Log Book,naming 1014110 LAC J. Hannah,entries from 1941 onwards show U-boatsearches and convoy escorts around Norway,together with 1939-45 Star, Atlantic Star and Warmedals, various photographs and ephemera etc.£220-280

217A WW II brown leather jerkin bearing a labelNo.2 size No. 1, dated July 1945, Waring & GillowLtd London.£80-120

218A WW II 1940 pattern battle dress blouse, size10, dated 1945, with label to the interior forFaket Jules Vlierzele (Belgium), together with apair of black leather boots.£120-150

219A WW II R.A.F. Observer’s and Air Gunner’sFlying Log Book, naming 1831534 Sjt K.J. Werrett205 Sqdn, entries show patrols and supply dropsfrom Catalinas over Arabian sea etc, togetherwith 1939-45 Star, Atlantic Star and War medals.(4)£220-280

224A Queen’s South Africa medal (1899-1901) 3rdtype reverse with South Africa 1901, Transvaal,Orange Free State and Cape Colony clasps, naming27322. TPR. J.J.R. SMYTHE. C. IN C. BDY. GD.,together with a South African War Veterensenamelled lapel badge. (2)Around 15th January 1900 Lord Robertsannounced the intention to form a bodyguardfrom picked colonials, to be commanded by MajorLaing, an Officer who had served 91st & 93rdregiments (Argyll & Sutherland Highlanders) whohad settled in South Africa.

In November 1900 Lord Roberts issued anorder empowering Major Laing to raise a fightingregiment 570 strong, with 2 guns, 2 pom-pomsand 2 machine guns to be called “The Bodyguard”.So great was Laings popularity that almostimmediately he got over 1000 recruits. The corpstook to the field in Orange River Colony,unfortuneatly the first reference to them in adispatch was in connection with a grevious mishapwhich took place on the 3rd January 1901.In histelegram of 6th January Lord Kitchener said “fromreports of some of the wounded who havearrived at Heilbron, it appears that a detachmentof Bodyguard 120 strong of General Knox’s forcecame into contact with a superior number ofenemy near Lindley. I regret to say that Laing, 2officers and 15 men were killed with 2 officersand 20 men wounded. No details have beenreceived from General Knox of this action.”

The fighting was of the most severe characterand the number of casualties in the rank and fileturned out to be far greater than the numbersquoted by Lord Kitchener.£200-300

225A Queen’s South Africa Boer War 1900Christmas gift tin, with chocolate contents.£40-60

226A German Third Reich Naval dress dagger, the19.5cm fullered blade having all-over etcheddecoration and further etched “Fur Erinnerungan meine Dienstseit” (In memory of my servicetime) heightened in gilt within oak leaf and acornborder, the opposing side etched with aPanzerchiff, maker marked to the ricasso AlcosoSolingen with ACS scales mark, having chequeredcelluloid two piece grip and plated birds headpommel, housed in a black painted steelscabbard, 35cm.£150-250

227A German Anti-Partisian War badge(Bandenkampfabzeichen) with remains of gilt,having a solid back and pin fitting (possibly re-hooked), unmarked but probably an early Souvalexample.£100-150


220A German Air Service flying helmet, having agreen leather covered skull with short brownleather front peak, ear and neck flaps, the canvasback neck flap stamped Flg. Bekl. Doberitz anddated 1915.£700-800

221A WW I trio to include 1914 Mons Star, namingSS-483. PTE. J.F. DEANE A.S.C., British War andVictory, SS-483 SJT. J.F. DEANE. A.S.C. (3)£50-80

222Oliver Cromwell, The Battle of Dunbar, silvercommemorative medal after Thomas Simon, obv:Bust of Cromwell left THE LORD OF HOSTS,Thomas Simon below sleeve, rev: The Parlimentassembled in one house with the Speaker, 33 x28mm.£100-150

223An Imperial German Iron Cross 1st class, with pinback in a fitted leather case.£100-150

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228A cased pair of 19th century travelling pistols,each having 6.5cm octagonal turn-off steel barrelsengraved at the muzzle and with proof marks tothe underside, the frame engraved with stands ofarms and signed Mabson & Labron, having slidingsafety catches and foliate engraved trigger guards,the chequered walnut bag shaped butts withwhite metal escutcheons and lion mask caps,18.5cm, housed in a green baize lined mahoganycase with accessories to include 16 Bare tool,barrel spanner, bullet mould, spare flints andcopper flask etc. case dimensions w.25.5, d.20,h.6.5cm.£2,500-3,000

The partnership of Birmingham gun makers(John) Mabson & (James Augustus) Labron wasborn out of an earlier company which alsoincluded John Dunderdale and was registered at25 Russell Street, Birmingham. This appears tobe a family firm as the same three surnamescrop up in the family tree; with James AugustusLabron, son of James Labron and MaryDunderdale, marrying Elizabeth Mabson in1812. Deeds held by Birmingham Archive showthat the three men formed a co-partnership in1808, which was dissolved on Dunderdale’sdeath in 1822, with Mabson & Labroncontinuing the business until a William Mabsonmade another third. The company of thissecond trio was dissolved in 1834, therefore itis probable that these guns date from the1820s, prior to William Mabson joining.It is unlikely that these pistols are post1834, as the flintlock pistol was mostlysuperseded by the percussion cap bythat time.

Birmingham in the late 18th & early19th century was known as the ‘Toyshopof Europe’ (‘toys’ referring to metalworktrinkets such as snuff-boxes, shoebuckles, corkscrews and the like, asopposed to children’s playthings), andDunderdale & Mabson had previouslybeen in business with a JamesHumphreys as ‘gilt toy makers’ until thedissolution of this company in 1806.They took their metalwork expertiseinto gun making and establishedDunderdale, Mabson & Labron in 1807,registering the deed the following year.

It was a shrewd move. TheNapoleonic Wars were raging at the timeand required a monumental scale of gunproduction; with almost two millionmuskets, rifles, carbines, and pistols beingmanufactured for the Government alonebetween 1804 and1817. Approximately two-thirds of thisproduction was carried out inBirmingham, where a thriving gun

quarter encompassedhundreds of manufacturers -125 in 1815 rapidly rising to455 by 1829. TheBirmingham Gun Barrel ProofHouse was built in 1813 andwas managed by aconsortium of gun traderswho ensured the safety oftheir wares; the only otherproof house in England at thetime was in London,demonstrating theimportance and prosperity ofthe town’s industry. TheBirmingham Proof House isstill in operation today.

These pistols would havebeen manufactured forpersonal use, and probablyself-defence againsthighwaymen and footpadswhile travelling. Theydemonstrate a high level ofcraftmanship and arebeautifully decorated, and acased pair such as this withall the accessories wouldhave been an extremelyexpensive investment for agentleman.


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229A German Waffen SS eagle cap badge, togetherwith a skull example. (2)£60-80

230A pair of WW II German Dienstglas 10 x 50binoculars no. 2209628, with bakelite lens covers.£150-180

231Robert Taylor (b. 1946) Spitfire, first edition print,signed in pencil to the margin Douglas Bader andJohnnie Johnson, 41 x 57cm, together withHurricane, signed Bob Stanford-Tuck andLancaster, signed Leonard Chesire. (3)£50-80

232H. Sharpe, (early 20th century) Boer War battleat Colenso, oil on canvas, signed lower left anddated 24/12/1912, 75 x 134cm.£40-60

233Frank Wootton, (1911-1978) D-Day, June 6th1944, A triumph of air power, limited editionprint no. 763/850, signed in pencil to the marginand further signed Johnnie Johnson, Bill Reid,Roland Beaumont, Geoffret Page and LWF Stark,46.5 x 63.5cm.£30-50

234Fougasse, Cyril Kenneth Bird, (1887-1965)“Strictly between these four walls” Careless talkcosts lives, WW II Ministry of Informationlithograph poster, 32 x 20cm.£150-180

235Attributed to Captain Richard Charles Hughes aWW II Defence and War medal together with alarge collection of documents, ephemera andphotographs.£60-80

237An Italian Fascist RSI flag, stamped to the lanyardMilano and dated 1944, 85 x 150cm.£180-220

238An Imperial German flag, stamped to the lanyardBerlin and dated 1917, 85 x 140cm.£150-180

246A WW I Princess Mary Christmas gift tin andcontents to include RFC cap badge, ObserverCorps enamelled lapel badge, R.Warwickshireshoulder titles and buttons etc.£30-50

247A WW I print depicting portait medallions ofKing George V, General Joffre, The Grand DukeNicholas, Admiral Sir John Jellicoe, H.M, KingAlbert and Earl Kitchener, all within flags ofBritain, France, Russia and Belgium with twosoldiers below flanked by H.M.S. Agincourt andH.M.S. Indomitable. 61 x 43cm.£20-40

248A collection of Deutches Reich stamps, togetherwith three Chanel Island tokens.£30-40

249A collection of mainly military badges and insigniato include U.S. Parachute badge, a silver MachineGun Corps badge, R.A.F. enamelled brooch andLoyal Suffolk Hussars badge etc. (29)£20-40

250A large collection of rifle shooting medals toinclude six silver/silver gilt and enamelledMiddlesex Small Bore Rifle Association examplestogether with various rifle club badges etc.£50-80

251A set of four oak panels, each polychromepainted with a soldier to include 4th BattalionRoyal Artillery 1778, Grenadier Line Reg 1775,Officer 14th Foot 1780 and Trumpeter 17th LightDragoons 1776, each 46 x 24cm.£40-60

252A WW I Victory medal, naming 22335 PTE. T.W.DEBBAGE. NORF. R.22335 Private Thomas William Debbage 8th Bn.Norfolk Regiment was killed in action 01/07/19at the age of 19 years old and is rembered withhonour Thiepval Memorial.£70-80

253A WW I British War medal, naming 5441 PTE.W.G. JOHNSON. CAMB. R., together with aWW II War medal in O.H.M.S. box addressed toG.M. Johnson, Brendon, Walden Road,Hornchurch, Essex. (2)£20-40


239An early 20th century brass cased ships searchlight, having a 10 inch circular lens cover with fourglass panels, with further rear hinged cover,bearing a label for Arthur Lyon & Co SearchlightEngineers, Caxton House, London S.W. No.10022.£100-150

240An E.R. II. General Service medal (1962-2007)with Malaya clasp, naming 4099236 ACT. CPL. J.F.WRIGHT. R.A.F.£40-60

241An Anti-balloon/zeppelin flechette dart£40-60

242An Air Ministry whistle no. 23/230, together witha Goldfish club cloth badge. (2)£50-70

243Admission to the Livery medal for theWorshipful Company of Cooks of London,formed in 1482, inscribed verso “Robert GilesMartin admitted on the Livery 24th January1814”, housed in a velvet lined leather case.£50-80

244A WW II group of seven medals to include1939-45 Star, Atlantic Star with France andGermany clasp, Africa Star, Italy Star, War,Normandy Campaign with Normandy clasp andOperation Overlord. (7)£50-80

245A WW II group of four to include 1939-45 Star,Burma Star with Pacific clasp, Defence and War,together with miniature examples. (8)£20-40

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254A Quakers conscientious objectors armband.£70-80

255A German machine gunners face protector,having an iron frame with chainmail guard andcanvas straps, to fit a M16 stalhelm.£300-400

256A piece of cloth in the blue and white stripes ona concentration camp uniform with stitchedcotton patch stencilled 34598, 4.5 x 9cm,together with a Nazi-Zionist commemorativecoin. (2)£100-150

257A British Tank Crew splatter mask, having aleather covered eye mask with iron slits to theeyeholes and chainmail chin guard.£450-550

258A WW I Princess Mary Christmas gift tin withunopened cigarettes and tobacco, with card.£200-250

259A WW II Defence medal, together with a RoyalEngineers cap badge, a silver and enamelledSemper Fidelis badge, an R.A.F. silver andenamelled badge, a silver sporting medal, a pair ofsilver cuff-links and two R.A.F. buttons. (9)£20-40

260A WW I Victory medal, naming K. 39225 R.C.THATCHER. STO. 1. R.N., together with WW II1939-45 Star and War medals in O.H.M.S. boxaddressed to Mr R. Thatcher, Mays Green,Harpsden, Henley-on-Thames, Oxon. (3)£20-40

261A WW I Royal Naval Air Service yellow metaland enamelled sweetheart brooch,stamped15CT, width 5cm, gross weight, 4.2g. in fittedMappin & Webb Ltd leather box.£50-80

262A WW I Royal Flying Corps nickel cased cockpitwatch having a black dial with Arabic numeralsand subsidiary seconds dial marked 30 Hournon-luminous Mark V, B.L. 1470, stamped to thecase back A with broad arrow below.£30-50

263A WW I British War medal, naming 268121. PTE.W. WINSLADE. NOTTS & DERBY. R., togetherwith a Geo. V. Faithful Service in the SpecialConstabulary medal, naming WALTERWINSLADE. (2)£20-40

264A WW I British War and Victory duo, namingDM2 - 196339. PTE. G. COTTINGHAM. (2)£20-40

265A WW I British War and Victory duo, naming39455. PTE. F. CHAPPIN. NORF.R. (2)£40-60

266A post WW II German Knights Cross of the WarMerit Cross with swords, stamped L/58 to thesuspension ring, with ribbon.£200-300

267A German silver table cigarette box ofrectangular form, the hinged lid with relief eagleand swastika emblem and A H below, stamped800 verso, 13 x 9cm.£350-400

268A George V 1897 pattern Infantry Officer’ssword, the 83cm fullered blade etched with acrowned GRV cypher within foliage, having atypical pierced steel hilt with further cypher, wirebound leather grip and chequered backstrap,housed in a leather covered steel scabbard,102cm.£120-180

269A Deutsche Jugend lapel badge, together with anarmband. (2)£30-40

270A patch of canvas with German cross, 53 x58cm.£350-400

271A piece of alluminium painted with two R.A.F.roundels.£150-180

272A pair of R.A.F. silver and enamelled cuff-links,together with WW II U.S.A.F. sweetheart badges,2 albums of military coin covers and cloth badgesetc.£30-50

273A military issue nickel cased open face pocketwatch having an enamel dial with Arabicnumerals and subsidiary seconds dial, the caseback stamped GS/TP with broad arrow and Sbelow, numbered 047735.£20-40

274A military issue nickel cased open face pocketwatch, having an enamel dial with Arabicnumerals and subsidiary seconds dial, the caseback stamped GS/TP P36310 BravingtonsLondon.£20-40

275A reproduction German flag pole finial, h.17cm.£50-70

276A post WW II German Afrika Korps LuftwaffeOfficer’s peaked cap, stamped to the interior 58Wittmann Berlin 1942.£40-60

277A miniature Military Cross, together with a RoyalEngineers cap badge, Territorial Royal Engineersshoulder titles, a silver and yellow metal fobmedal, various buttons and shoulder pips etc.(68)£40-60

278A German photograph album contents includeEastern front examples etc.£120-150


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279A copper and brass bugle with Argyll &Sutherland Highlanders applied crest, 29cm.£30-40

280A pair of WW I private purchase Faria Freres ofParis 8 x 26 binoculars, in a brown stitchedleather case.£20-30

281A German white metal N.S.D.A.P. members ring,the band stamped 925, together with a ladieswhite metal band. (2)£80-100

282Two WW I flechette darts£30-40

283A post WW II German M42 helmet, incamouflage finish with leather liner.£250-300

284Franta Belsky, (Czechoslovakian 1921-2000), Abronzed resin figure of Sir Winston Churchill,modelled in standing pose with one foot forwardand his hat behind his back in his left hand, on arectangular plinth, signed verso F. Belsky, having agold label verso for Dela Poer Sculptures. h.23cmFranta Belsky 1921-2000 was born in Brno, theson of economist Josef Belsky. During theGerman Invasion he and his family fled toEngland where he volunteered for the CzechExile Army, he saw action in France as a gunnerand was twice mentioned in dispatches.

After returning to Prague he designed aparatroop memorial and medal of honour forEmil Zatopek before again fleeing in 1948 dueto the Communist takeover.

He produced a number of works ofChurchill one of which is housed in theWinston Churchill Memorial in Fulton,Missouri.£700-900

285A German SS enamelled lapel badge markedverso RZM M1/128 GES GESCH, together witha Deutch Youth badge and various N.S.D.A.P.examples etc. (8)£100-120

286An Azad Hind Indian Volunteers in the GermanArmy decoration.£40-60

298A collection of six WW I medals to includeBelgian Croix de Guerre, BelgianCommemorative War medal, FrenchCombatant’s Cross and Austria-Hungaria Woundmedal etc. (6)£70-90

299A collection of cap badges buttons and insigniato include Argyll & Sutherland Highlanders,Seaforth Highlanders, 3rd King’s Own Hussars,North Stafford and South Lancashire Prince ofWales Volunteers etc. mounted on a leatherbanner. (38)£80-120

300A collection of five medals to include 40 and 70years of the Armed Forces of Russia andRepublique Du Zaire 1977 commemorative etc.(5)£15-25

301A German Anti-Aircraft Artillery War badge, in afitted case.£70-90

303A helmet type canvas gas mask, housed in acanvas bag dated 1915.£180-220


287An R.A.F. “Late Arrivals” or “Winged Boot” badge.£100-120

288A late 19th century copper and brass bugle GoldMedal 1878 by C. Mahillon & Co, London andnumbered 5, 29cm.£20-40

289A pair of WW II Taylor-Hobson Bino prism No. 2Mk III binoculars no. 266103, dated 1943, in a1940 dated webbing case.£60-80

290A pair of WW I bronze memorial plaques,naming brothers Edgar and Marshall Williams,each in original card envelope with condolenceslip, together with the British War and Victorymedal box lid (only) naming 19186 Pte M.Williams Devon R.(Records show several Edgar Williams butprobably 2790 Pte Edgar Williams, DevonRegiment, killed in action 06/10/16.)£100-150

291A German Brunswick Rally badge, together withfive other German tinnies. (6)£70-90

293A large patch of canvas painted with an ImperialGerman Cross, possibly removed from anaeroplane, 56 x 62cm.£450-550

294Two WW I flechette darts£30-40

295A large limited edition bronzed resin bust ofGerman Field Marshall Erwin Rommel by PeterClose, inscribed signature verso and numbered33/350, with certificate further signed by theartist, h.37cm.£250-300

296A German SS Ehrenring (Honour ring) the innerband named and dated 20.4.40 H. Himmler.£180-220

297A German Ostvolk medal 2nd class with swords.£30-40


304A Victoria/George V Naval medal group of sevento include China War Medal (1900) with Relief ofPekin clasp, naming A.H. CRAVEN. P.O. ICL H.M.S.TERRIBLE, George V Distinguished ServiceMedal, 150825 A.H. CRAVEN. P.O. “LORDWIMBORNE” DARDANELLES. 25.MY. 1915,Royal Humane Society Silver medal for life saving(successfull), ARTHUR. H. CRAVEN R.N. 25THMAY 1915, 1914-15 Star, T. 50825. A.H. CRAVEN.P.O.1.R.N.British War Medal, Victory medal,150825. A.H. CRAVEN. P.O.1.R.N. and George V.Naval Long Service and Good Conduct Medal,150825. A.H. CRAVEN. P.O. ICL. H.M.S. VICTORY.The D.S.M and Royal Humane Society medalsare both housed in a fitted leather case with gilttooled lettering to the lid “Presented By HerMajesty Queen Mary, 8th May 1917, PresentedBy Admiral Pelly.”This lot include various accounts, documentsand photographs relating to Petty OfficerArthur Henry Craven and his actions in theDardanelles Operation at Gallipoli in May 1915.£3,500-4,500

P.O. Craven was serving aboard the trawler Lord Wimbornewhich was involved in minesweeping and the landing ofAustralian troops on the beaches of Gallipoli. He was awardedthe D.S.M. for his actions on 25th April1915 landing troops and ammunition atGabe Tepe under heavy fire in whichapproximately 600 soldierslost their lives.

After having off-loadedwounded Australian troopsto the battleship H.M.S.Triumph, Lord Wimbornereturned to the beach andwas in close attendancewhen H.M.S. Triumph wasattacked and damaged byGerman torpedoes; accordingto Craven the ship went down inseven minutes. During theattempted rescue of the men andcrew, Craven jumped into the waterand in 30 minutes managed to saveapproximately 20 lives It was for these deeds he was awardedthe Royal Humane Society medal.


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305A George VI group of medals to include IndiaGeneral Service medal (1936-39) with NorthWestern Frontier 1937-39 clasp, naming S-CONDOR R. REID. M.E.S., 1939-45 Star, War,India Service medal, 1937 Coronation medal,S/SGT. R. REID. M.E.S. and Indian Army LongService and Good Conduct, S-SJT. R. REID M.E.S.,together with a large collection of relatedphotographs and ephemera.£350-400

307A German Anti-Partisan Guerilla War badge, infitted case.£150-180

308A German Cross of Honour of the GermanMother, together with one other and a miniatureexample. (3)£60-80

309A German Eastern Front medal, together with aSpanish Blue Division Russian Front medal. (2)£40-60

310A German Feldmutze, economy version in green,initialed L.H. to the interior and dated 1916.£150-180

311A German Hitler Youth flag stamped to thelanyard Nurnburg, H.J. Gruppe 4/11/288 anddated 1936, 85 x 150cm.£100-120

312A military issue nickel cased open face pocketwatch, having an enamel dial with Arabicnumerals and subsidiary seconds dial, the caseback stamped G.S.T.P. M 81890.£20-40

320A Victoria/George V group of seven medals toinclude Cape of Good Hope General Servicemedal (1900), naming PTE. H. WHITWORTH.D.E.O.V.R., Egypt medal (1882-89) dated reversewith The Nile 1884-85 and Alexandria 11th Julyclasps, H. WHITWORTH. ORD. SEAMAN. H.M.S.INFLEXIBLE. Khedives Star (1882-91), Queen’sSouth Africa (1899-1901) 3rd type reverse withCape Colony clasp, 308. SJT. H. WHITWORTH. DOF E. OWN. V.R., British War medal, Victorymedal, CPL. H. WHITWORTH. 7TH INFANTRY.and Colonial Auxillary Forces Long Servicemedal, No 949. PTE. H. WHITWORTH 7TH INF(KMBLY. RGT.), together with miniature Egypt,cape of Good hope and Q.S.A. medals. (10)£800-1,200

321Charles “Snaffles” Johnson Payne, (1884-1967)The D.R., hand coloured print, inscribed to themargin “Remarkable close to the old bus’s ‘ead tolet the stuff go by” (Rudyard Kipling with theartists apologies), 45 x 40cm.£200-300

322Halbot Knight Browne “Phiz” (1815-1882) ACavalry encounter, watercolour, initialed lowerright, 21.5 x 29.5cm.£50-80

323A pair of Barr & Stroud military issues binoculars,serial no. 53271, in a brown leather case.£50-80


313A German HitlerYouth flag,stamped to thelanyard Berlin H.J.Gruppe 2/IV/234and dated 1940,85 x 150cm.£50-80

314A German Kriegsmarine battle flag on a redground with black and white swastika emblem,stamped to the lanyard Reichskriegsflg Kiel anddated 1937, 85 x 150cm.£100-120

315A German Luftwaffe service scroll, naming PeterSchmitt, 43 x 33cm, together with two Luftwaffepennats. (3)£50-80

316A German Medical Orderlies Feldmutze, initialedMW to the interior and dated 1916.£150-180

317A German Hitler Youth flag, stamped to thelanyard H.J. Gruppe 3/II/378 Munchen and dated1939, 85 x 150cm.£80-120

318A German Feldgendamerie cotton flag, stampedto the lanyard Ploizei Munchen and dated 1940,85 x 150cm.£80-120

319A Naval Officers tin deed box, named to the lidJ.C.S. Hughes R.N. with makers label for Calt,Gieve & Co. Ltd. w.22, d.15, h.6cm.£20-40

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333Mosemans’ Illustrated Guide for Purchasers ofHorse Furnishing Goods, folio catalogue for C.M.Moseman & Brother of New York, original cloth,5 th edition circa 1890, several colour lithographplates with tissue paper guards, and black & whiteillustrations throughout detailing horse brushes,crops, halters, saddles, veterinary items etc£120-180

334Leather commemorative wallet with Cyrillic giltinscription, presented on behalf of the Empressto commemorate Jockey Day 1894 in StPetersburg£30-50

335An Elizabeth II cast silver stirrup cup,naturalistically modelled as a fox head, having aflared rim and gilt washed interior, maker Asprey& Co Ltd, Sheffield, 1993, h. 12.5cm, 15.8oz.£400-600

336An early 20th century brown stitched leathershotgun case, having a maroon felt lined interior.w.82, d.22, h.10cm.£50-80

337An early 20th century oak, brown leather andbrass bound shotgun case, having a red felt linedfitted interior to take two guns, bearing a gilttooled leather trade label to the interior lid forW.W. Greener, Gun, Rifle and Ammunition Maker,Winner At All The Great London Gun Trials, PrizeWorks, St Mary’s Square, Birmingham, And 68Haymarket, London, S.W., with further remains ofGreener paper label to lid exterior. w.83, d.33,h.9.5cm.£150-250

338An early 20th century plaited leather clad ridingcrop, having two silver collars, one engraved F.L.From C.E.H. Jan 19.1.26, with stag antler handle,G & J Zair, Birmingham, 1919.£30-50

339An early 20th century plaited leather clad ridingcrop, having a silver collar engraved Joan and stagantler handle, Swaine & Adeney, London, 1927.£30-50

340Two early 20th century plaited leather clad ridingcrops, each having a stag antler handle and silverplated collar stamped Swayne. (2)£30-50

341An early 20th century plaited leather clad ridingcrop, having a silver plated collar and stag antlerhandle, together with one other similar. (2)£30-50

342An Edwardian riding crop, having a bamboo shaftwith stag antler handle and silver collar engravedMay 1907, G & J Zair, Birmingham, 1904, togetherwith one other similar. (2)£30-50

344An early 20th century hunting flask, having aconical glass body with silver plated bayonet cap,housed in a leather case with belt attachments,26cm, together with one other similar example.(2)£50-80

345An early 20th century hunting flask, having aconical glass body with silver plated bayonet capand removable cup, housed in a brown leathercase, 25cm.£20-30

346An early 20th century copper and silver platedbeaters horn, stamped Earlham, 22cm.£15-25

347David Cornell, 20th century, Champion Finish,bronze racehorse with jockey up, on a naturalisticbase with incised title, signature and date (1985),on a further rectangular marble plinth base.h.20cm.£80-120

348A bronze figure group, Becher’s Brook, TheNational Horse Racing Museum, The GrandNational 150th Anniversary Scuplture 1839-1989by J Osborne. h.26cm.£50-80

349Gill Parker for Franklin Mint, The Origins ofChampions, three bronze figures of racehorsesByerley Turk 1680, Darley Arabian 1700 andGodolphin Arabian 1724, raised on an oval plinthwith brass plaque verso.£40-60

350A Victorian novelty silver whistle in the form of adogs head, with suspension ring, maker GeorgeUnite, Birmingham, 1865, 4.5cm.£250-400

351Louis Lejeune, achrome car mascot inthe form of a racehorseand jockey, stampedverso LL within a circle,Mascots made inEngland, h.13cm(including fitting.)£30-50



352Hastie, A. Making a Shooting, London SwanSonnenschein & Co, Paternoster Square, 1894,together with Colquhoun, John, The Moor andthe Loch, Edmonds & Lee, Brook and RiverTrouting, limited edition no. 417/1000 in outersleeve, W. Bromley-Davenport, Sport and Payne-Gallwey, Sir Ralph, The Fowler in Ireland. (5)£30-50

353An Edwardian silver pocket hip flask engravedwith crossed spears initialed ECT and furtherinscribed white, maker Cohen & Charles,Birmingham, 1909.£50-80

354An early 20th century riding crop, having aplaited leather shaft and stag antler handle, 66cm,together with a pair of 19th century boot pullswith turned mahogany handles. (3)£30-50

355A Geo. V. silver trefid spoon, having an embossedrat tail bowl and further embossed terminal withpresentation inscription verso “Richmond GolfClub Annual Bogey Medal Memento (Senior)1912”, maker William Hutton & Sons Ltd,Sheffield, 1911, 9cm.£30-50

356An Edwardian silver hip flask of plainundecorated form, having a bayonet cap andremoveable cup with gilt washed interior, marksrubbed but probably George Neal & GeorgeNeal, London, 1904, retailed by Thornhill & Co.New Bond Street, h.11cm.£50-80

357An early 20th century plaited leather clad ridingcrop, having a silver collar initialled W.C.M.J. andstag antler handle with further silver inset disc,Swaine Adeney Ltd, London, 1929.£60-80

370A Braddell of Belfast 3 3/4” brass salmon reel,together with one other 4” brass centre pin reelstamped Pat No. 18817. (2)£100-120

371An Allcocks The “Allcock Aerial” 4” centre pin flyreel no. 689467, together with a J.W. Young &Sons Trudex 4” centre pin reel. (2)£40-60

372An Allcocks Light Caster 7’ two piece split canerod with gold Allcocks label, together with awicker creel. (2)£20-40

373An Ambassadeur 6000C multiplier reel.£50-70

374A Hardy The Gold Medal Palakona 13’ threepiece split cane salmon rod no.E24722, withspare tip, in canvas bag and metal outer tube.£50-80

375An Allcocks “Match Special” 4” centre pin reel,together with an Allcocks Flick-Em “Perfection” 4”centre pin reel. (2)£100-120

376An Allcocks “Aerial” 3 3/4” alloy centre pin reel.£70-90

377A Milwards Flycraft 3” centre pin fly reel inoriginal box, together with a J.W. Young & SonsBeaudex 3 1/2” centre pin reel, a The “Smithson”fly box no. 9043, one other fly tin and loose fliesetc.£30-50


358A small late Victorian silver hip flask of plainundecorated form, maker William Hutton & SonsLtd, London, 1895, h. 7cm.£40-60

359A Burberrys shooting stick/umbrella, 100cm.£30-50

360A George V. hip flask having a clear glass bodywith silver bayonet cap and removeable silver cupwith gilt washed interior, W.C. Griffiths,Birmingham, 1926, h.13cm.£40-60

361A Geo.VI. brown leather and brass mountedshotgun case, having a red felt lined interior withcleaning rods and Gallyon & Sons King’s Lynntrade label, named to the exterior of lid LEWISKENT, w.78, d.20, h.10cm.£50-80

362A British Field Sports Society chrome andenamelled car badge stamped verso ButlerVictoria St B’Ham, 9.5cm, together with oneother. (2)£20-40

363A circa 1900 silver novelty hunting horn,of plainform, makers mark rubbed, London 1898, length19.7cm£40-60

364A 1930’s plaited leather clad riding crop, havingtwo silver collars and a stag antler handle, makerSwaine & Adeney Ltd, London, 1939, togetherwith one other leather clad riding crop. (2)£80-120

365A 20th century bronze in the form of a Pointerdog in standing pose, signed to the rear leg Nico,length 31cm.£60-80

368A John Enright & Son 4” brass centre pin reel,having a four spoke frame and ebony handle,signed John Enright & Son Castle Connell.£40-60

369An Allcocks Match Aerial 4 1/2” centre pin reel,circa 1960.£100-120

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378A Pflueger Progress 2 1/2” skeletal centre pinreel, together with one other unmarked 2 3/8”centre pin reel. (2)£30-40

379A House of Hardy Fibalite No. 2 8’5” two piecespinning rod in Hardy bag.£20-40

380A Penn Senator 114-H Big Game reel, thestainless steel frame with bakelite end plates,on/off check, star drag and torpedo handle.£50-80

381A Mallochs patent 3 1/4” brass centre pin sidecasting reel, together with a small collection ofpainted lures.£30-50

382A circa 1900 mahogany 6” centre pin sea reel,having a brass star back and brass foot, stampedmade in England, together with a Victorianmahogany 5 1/2” centre pin reel, stamped to thearm 1883 GW BEN, a Mallochs Patent 4 1/2”side casting reel and Penn No. 285 multiplier etc.(7)£70-90

383A collection of eight various fishing rods toinclude Carp Stalker two piece carbon rod, JarvisWalker John Wilson Mirage 10’ float rod,Greenheart match rod and Browning ExpressMatch rod. (8)£40-60

384A G. Farlow & Co Ltd B.W.P. Patent TheAmbassador 4 1/4” salmon spey reel.£50-70

385A J.W. Young & Sons The Ambidex No.2 fixedspool casting reel, together with three Mitchellfixed spool reels. (4)£40-60

386A Hardy The “St. George” 3 3/8” centre pin flyreel Patent no. 658472, boxed.£150-180

387A Hardy The “Perfect” Duplicated Mark II 4 1/4”fly reel with nickel revolving line guard.£350-400

388A Hardy The “Perfect” 3 1/2” centre pin reel withagate line guard, circa 1950’s.£150-200

389A Hardy The “Eureka” 4” centre pin reel, togetherwith a Hardy The “Hydra” 3 3/4” centre pin reel.(2)£40-60

390A G. Farlow & Co Ltd B.W.P. Patent 422873 4”alloy centre pin sea trout reel with impressedHoldfast Trade Mark.£50-70

391A Hardy Palakona Fairy 10’ three piece split canefly rod no. 246936, with spare tip, together with aHardy 12’ three piece split cane rod the brassfittings marked Hardy’s W fitting 16.8.73, serial no.32228, in Hardy bag and an unmarked 8’ twopiece split cane rod with spare tip. (3)£50-80

392A Hardy The “Goodwin” 4” centre pin reel,having a black painted back plate and foot, withRoyal Appointment stamps.£100-120

393A Grice & Young Ltd The Matchmaker 5” centrepin reel, boxed, together with a Grice & YoungOrlando III 4 1/2” casting reel. (2)£50-70

394A Hardy Altex No. 2 Mk III fixed spool reel, withfolding right handle and alloy trade label, togetherwith a spare spool. (2)£40-60

395A Hardy “Perfect Reel” 4 1/2” brass faced salmonfly reel, having an ivorine handle and Turks lockscrew rotating line guide, stamped with rod inhand logo.£700-750

396A Hardy “The Perfect” Duplicated Mk II 3 1/8”alloy centre pin trout reel, Pat No’s 24245 &9261, having a smooth brass foot and ebonitehandle, together with an Abu Ambassadeur6000C multiplier reel, a Penn No. 77 multiplierreel and a wicker creel. (4)£80-120

397A Hardy Practical table top line drier of alloy andbrass construction with “Iron” arm winch reelfitting, on a mahogany base with Hardy BrosAlnwick England label, 36 x 13cm.£220-250

398A Hardy The “Elarex” level wind multiplier reelwith Royal Appointment stamps.£80-100


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400Noel Dudley, (1896-1975) Mallards over a Fennfarm, oil on canvas, signed lower right and dated‘72, together with the companion, Shep whiteslooking East, oil on canvas, signed lower right anddated ‘72, each 49 x 76cm. (2)£100-150

401After Lamuel Francis Abbott, (1760-1803), To TheSociety of Goffers at Blackheath, engraved by V.Green, 41 x 31cm.£30-50

402After Sir Alfred James Munnings, (1878-1959) TheBelvoir Hunt, A hunting morning at the kennelsand Taking hounds to cover, coloured prints, apair, each 46 x 53cm. (2)£40-60

403Attributed to Henry Thomas Alken, (1785-1851)Huntsman and hounds chasing a rabbit,watercolour, together with the companion, a pair,each 18 x 25.5cm. (2)£100-150

404David Ord Kerr, (British b. 1951) Tawny owlperched on a leafy branch, watercolour, signedlower right and inscribed “To Dennis and family,David”, 40.5 x 35.5cm.£100-150

408J.A. Cotton, 19th century, Brush & Teddy, horseand terrier in stable, oil on canvas, signed lowerright, 30.5 x 35.5cm.£20-40

409J.R. Gordon, (20th century), tethered racehorses,pastel, together with the companion, a pair, eachsigned and dated ‘78, 31.5 x 41.5cm, and oneother by the same hand entitled MorleyMonarch. (2)£20-40

410Jacquie Jones, (b. 1961) racehorses and jockeys,pencil and white pen, signed lower right, 55 x39cm.£50-80

411John Coster, 20th century, Racehorse with ownerand Jockey, oil on canvas, signed lower right, 29 x39cm.£30-50

412John Harris after Henry Alken, (19th century),The First Steeple Chase on Record, plates I-IV,aquatint engraving, hand coloured, Londonpublished March 1st 1839 by Ben Brooks, each37 x 42cm. (4)£30-50

413Jonathan Sainsbury, ( b.1951) spaniel and gamebirds, limited edition print no. 422/500, signedlower right, 34 x 43cm.£20-30


405English school, early 20th century, Portrait of abay horse, oil on card, together with thecompanion, a pair, each monogrammed EP, 13.5 x16cm. (2)£30-50

406F.C. Hardy, early 20th century, Huntsmen andhounds, gouache, signed lower right, 11.5 x16.5cm.£30-50

407Hunt after Turner, (19th century) August grouseshooting, September partridge shooting, Octoberpheasant shooting, November Woodcockshooting, December duck shooting and Januarysnipe shooting, plate I-VI, aquatints, handcoloured, London published 1841 by J.W. LairdsLeadenhall Street, each 52 x 66cm. (6)£40-60

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414Julian Novorol, (b. 1949) Pin tails in flight, oil oncanvas, signed lower left and dated 2001,together with the companion, a pair, each 39 x60cm. (2)£400-600

415Leonard Russell Squirrell RWS, RE (1893-1979)The Jockey, aquatint, signed lower right, 28 x20.5cm.£30-50

416Leslie Lord S.A.A. S.A.P., 20th century, connemaraand two bays, mixed media, signed middle right,40.5 x 52cm.£30-50

417Orme’s Collection of British Field Sports,Illustrated in twenty beautifully colouredLithograph Plates from designs by S. Howitt, Anexact facsimile of the first and only edition of oneof the rarest of all sporting books, Published byCharles W. Traylen.£30-50

418Sylvester Martin, (1856-1906), The hunt in full cry,Fern Hill, Beaucial? Common, Kenilworth, oil oncanvas, signed lower left and dated ‘96, 19.5 x29cm.£150-250

419W.H. Simmonds after A.A. Martin, (19th century),The Bedale Hunt, coloured engraving, 59.5 x80cm, together with F. Bromley after R.B. Davis,The Royal Cortege in Windsor Park, coluredengraving, 50 x 75cm and W.J. Shayer, The find,The meet and The brook, coloured engraving,29.5 x 48cm. (3)£50-80

420Walter Alfred Cox, (1862-1908), after HenryMaurice Page, (1845-1908), fox and pheasantwithin woodland, engraving, signed by both artiststo the margin and with London Artist Proofblindstamp, 54 x 30cm.£30-50

421William Verner Longe, (1857-1924), Cottenham,November 1897, Hunters Hurdles, watercolour,signed lower right, 29.5 x 45cm.£300-500

422John Cyril Harrison, (1898-1985) Grouse,watercolour, signed lower right, Tryon Ltd Gallerylabel verso, 53 x 77cm£800-1,200


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423A taxidermy Cape Great Kudu, (Strepicerosstrepsiceros), shoulder mount with head lookingstraight ahead, late 20th century, left horn 76cm,right horn 76cm, tip to tip 57cm.£300-400

424An African Cape Great Kudu, (Strepsicerosstrepsiceros), full back trophy skin, 175 x 140cm£50-80

425A 20th century taxidermy Zander, (Sanderlucioperca), mounted in a naturalistic setting,within a glazed display case with gold edging.w.67, d.16, h.31cm.£300-500

427A brace of 20th century taxidermy Kingfisher,(Alcedo atthis), each mounted on a tree branchand naturalistic base, beneath a glass dome on anebonised plith, dia. 28, h.40cm.£180-220

428Urial (Ovis orientalis) a pair of horns on upperskull, mounted on a shield shaped plaque andbearing a label Oorial, 46cm (widest point ofhorns.)£40-60

430An early 20th centurytaxidermy Red squirrel(Sciurus vulgaris), mounted ina naturalistic setting within aglazed display case. w.31,d.11, h.30cm.£20-30

431An early 20th century taxidermy Pike (Esoxlucius), mounted in a naturalistic setting within aglazed display case. w.61, d.13, h.29cm.£50-80

432An early 20th century taxidermy Night heron,(Nycticorax nycticorax), mounted on a treebough in a naturalistic setting within a glazeddisplay case. w.46, d.20, h.54cm.£180-220

433An early 20th century taxidermy Little owl,(Athene noctua), mounted in a naturalisticsetting, beneath a glass dome on an ebonisedplinth. w.30, d.15, h.29cm.£200-250

434A Victorian taxidermy Merlin, (Falco columbarias)re-mounted in a naturalistic setting, beneath aglass dome on an ebonised plinth, w.35, d.17,h.39cm.£150-200


429An early 20th century taxidermy Shell drake(Tadorna tadorna) mounted in a naturalisticsetting within a glazed display case. w.54, d.23,h.51cm.£120-180


435A Victorian taxidermy Sparrowhawk, (Accipternisus) mounted on a tree bough attacking aSparrow (Passeridae) on a naturalistic base,beneath a glass dome on an ebonised plinth. w.42, d. 21, h.47cm. (including plinth.)£160-200

436A Victorian taxidermy Lesser bird of paradise(Paradisea minor), together with one other,mounted in a naturalistic setting beneath a glassdome, on an ebonised plinth. h.59cm.£200-250

437A 20th century Blue shark? (Prionace glauca) jawon an oak shield shaped plinth, together with twosets of Roe deer (Capreolus capreolus) antlerson cut upper skulls and shield mounts and a Cowhorn. (4)£40-60

438A brace of African hunting trophies, CommonImpala, (Aepyceros melampus), late 20th century,each on cut upper skull, largest horns 38cm. (2)£40-60

439A Victorian taxidermy group of British birds toinclude Hawfinch, (Coccothraustescoccothraustes), Yellowhammer, (Emberizocitrinella), Wryneck, (Jynx), Brambling, (Fringillamonifringilla) and Bullfinch, (Pyrrhula pyrrhula),mounted on a tree bough and naturalistic base,beneath a glass dome on an ebonised plinth.dia.25, h.51cm.£200-250

450A late Victorian taxidermy White beardedmanakin, (Manacus manacus) mounted in anaturalistic setting within a glazed display caseand pine frame. w.16.5, d.6, h.21.5cm. (casedimentions.)£50-80

451A brace of early 20th century male and femaleKestrel (Falco tinnunculus) mounted in anaturalistic setting within a glazed display case.w.76, d.16, h.40cm.£150-200

452A brace of African hunting trophies, Blesbok,(Damaliscus phillipsi), late 20th century, eachhaving a cut upper skull (unmounted), largest lefthorn 39cm, right horn 39cm. (2)£50-80

453An African Gemsbok Oryx (Oryx gazella) fullback trophy skin, 150 x 125cm£50-80

454A full back trophy skin, probably an antelope, 121x 102cm£40-60

455An African Bushbukc Antelope (Tragelaphusscriptus) full back trophy skin, 120 x 102cm£40-60

456A 20th century taxidermy Golden oriele,(Oriolus oriolus), mounted on a tree boughwithin a naturalistic setting, beneath a glass domeon a beech plinth. w.32, d.17, h.43cm.£200-250

457A taxidermy Roedeer, (Capreoluscapreolus), headmount, on an oakshield shapedplinth.£40-60

458A Victorian taxidermy group of seven exoticbirds, mounted in a naturalistic setting, beneath aglass dome on an ebonised plinth. h.53cm.£200-250

459An African hunting trophy, Cape Bushbuck,(Tragelaphus sylvaticus), late 20th century, on cutupper skull and shield shaped plinth, bearing alabel verso for Taxidermy Africa, horns each29cm, together with a Springbok, (Antidorcusmarsupialis)) on cut upper skull, (unmounted.)(2)£30-50

460A Blue wildebeest (Connochaetes taurinus), late20th century, full back skin, 246 x 150cm.£40-60

461An African hunting trophy, Cape Greater Kudu,(Strepsiceros strepsiceros), late 20th century, onupper skull mount, on a hardwood oval plinth, lefthorn, 90cm, right horn 93cm, plinth length 50cm.£80-120

462An African Grey Duiker (Sylvicapra grimmia) fullback trophy skin, 100 x 72cm, together withanother smaller, 70 x 58cm£40-60

463An early 20th century taxidermy Dabchick/LittleGrebe, (Tachybaptus ruficollis) mounted in anaturalistic setting within a glazed display case.w.26, d.13, h.31cm.£50-80

464A pair of Ibex horns (Capra ibex) on shieldmount, length 76cm, together with a pair of Roedeer (Capreolus capreolus) horns on cut upperskull and oak shield shaped plinth, length 53cm.(2)£50-80


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465A mid-20th century taxidermy Crucian carp,(Carassuis carassuis), mounted in a naturalisticsetting, within a bow-front display case with labelto interior “Crucian Carp, 2lbs, 9ozs, 12 drms,Caught at Hawkstone 14th July 1956 by J.Naylor.” w.50, d.14, h.31cm.£600-800

466A taxidermy Hawfinch, (Coccothraustescoccothraustes), mounted on a tree bough,beneath a glass dome on a circular ebonisedplinth. dia.19, h.27cm.£100-150

467A taxidermy Kingfisher (Alcedo atthis) mountedon a tree bough, beneath a glass dome on an oakplinth. h.22cm£40-60

468A Victorian taxidermy Short eared owl (Asioflammeous) mounted in a naturalistic settingwithin a glazed display case, bearing a paper labelbottom right for J. Gardner, Naturalist byAppointment to the Queen, Late 426 OxfordStreet, London, with further label verso J GardnerTaxidermist, 29-31, Oxfors Street, London, W.w.30.5, d.15, h.41cm.£150-200

469A Victorian taxidermy Barn owl (Tytus alba), re-mounted in a naturalistic setting, beneath a glassdome on a black painted circular plinth. dia.34,h.40cm.£150-200

473An African Bushbuck Antelope (Tragelaphusscriptus) full back trophy skin, 120 x 98cm£40-60

474An African hunting trophy, Cape Red Hartebeest,(Alcelaphus caama), late 20th century, on cutupper skull and mahogany plinth, horns 29cm,together with a Cape Eland, (Taurotragus oryxoryx), cut upper skull. (unmounted.) (2)£40-60

475An African hunting trophy, Common Duiker,(Sylvicapra grimmia), late 20th century, on cutupper skull and shield plinth, bearing a label versofor Taxidermy Africa, together with three othertrophies. (4)£30-50

476An African hunting trophy, Gemsbok oryx, (Oryxgazella), late 20th century, on cut upper skull andhardwood plinth, horns each 81cm.£30-50

477An African Lechwe Antelope (Kobus leche) fullback trophy skin, 180 x 127cm£40-60

478An early 20th century oak shield shaped plinth,bearing a label verso The Jungle, Rowland Ward7.Z.S. 166 Piccadilly, 47 x 33cm.£30-50

479An early 20th century taxidermy Badger (Melesmeles) mounted in a naturalistic setting andpartial case bearing a label “SOW BADGER,20lbs. Killed at Francham near Mark Cross, 28thAug. 1913. after 58 hours digging. Presented tothe Scouts Farm, Wadhurst, by the Master &members of the Kent & Sussex Badger Club, inrecognition of services rendered.” w.99, d.28,h.61cm.£40-60

480An early 20th century taxidermy Barn owl, (Titusalba) mounted on a tree stump and naturalisticbase, beneath a glass dome on an ebonisedplinth, w.33.5, d.17, h.41cm.£200-250


470A Victorian taxidermy group of nine exotic birds,mounted in a naturalistic setting, beneath a glassdome on an ebonised plinth. w.34, d.22, h.56cm.£200-250

471A Victorian taxidermy songbird mountedamongst wax fruit and berries, beneath a glassdome on an ebonised musical plinth. h.54cm.£120-150

472A Victorian taxidermy Barn owl (Titus alba)mounted in a naturalistic setting within a glazeddisplay case, bearing a label verso George Cooke,Naturalist, Dogpole, Shrewsbury. w.37.5, d.21,h.51cm.£150-200

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481An early 20th century taxidermy Greenwoodpecker (Picus viridus) mounted on a branchin a naturalistic setting within a glazed displaycase, w.26,d.16, h.37cm.£30-50

482An early 20th century taxidermy group of threeBlue tits, (Cyanistes caeruleus), mounted in anaturalistic setting, beneath a glass dome, on a giltplinth. h.29cm.£20-40

483An early 20th century taxidermy Light phaseBuzzard, (Buteo buteo), mounted on a treebough in a naturalistic setting within a glazeddisplay case. w.48, d.30, h.65cm.£180-220

484An early 20th century taxidermy group of threegood sized Roach, (Rutilus rutilus), mounted in anaturalistic setting, within a bow-front glazeddisplay case with gilt painted annotation “Roach2lbs 9ozs 3drms, 2lbs 4 1/2ozs, 2lbs 2 1/4ozs,Caught by J. Norris in the Thames at Caversham.”bearing a label to top left corner “Preserved by J.Cooper & Sons, 28 Radnor St St Lukes E.C.”w.82, d.21, h.47cm.£1,500-1,700


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