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Arms, Armour, Militaria & Ethnographica<br />
Wednesday 9 January 2013, 10.30am<br />
Viewing: Tuesday 8 January, 9am – 5pm<br />
and morning of sale<br />
1<br />
A First World War Pair, awarded to<br />
LIEUT.J.W.COCHRANE, comprising British<br />
War <strong>Medal</strong> and <strong>Victory</strong> <strong>Medal</strong>; a <strong>Single</strong><br />
<strong>Victory</strong> <strong>Medal</strong>, to 13116 DVR.<br />
H.F.FRANKLAND. R.E.; a First World<br />
War Miniature Trio, of British War<br />
<strong>Medal</strong>, <strong>Victory</strong> <strong>Medal</strong> and Croix de Guerre;<br />
two Tank Corps Cap Badges, and an<br />
RAF sweetheart brooch (7)<br />
£50 - 60<br />
2<br />
A First World War Group of Four<br />
<strong>Medal</strong>s, awarded to T4/247038 S.SJT.<br />
A.MUIR. RASC, comprising 1914-15 Star,<br />
British War <strong>Medal</strong>, <strong>Victory</strong> <strong>Medal</strong> (MID<br />
18th March 1917 and 23rd October 1917))<br />
and a renamed Army Meritorious Service<br />
<strong>Medal</strong>, together with MID citations,<br />
photographs, letters and ephemera and a<br />
Princess Mary 1914 Christmas Tin<br />
£80 - 120<br />
3<br />
A First World War Gallantry Group of<br />
Four <strong>Medal</strong>s, awarded to 3-12682,<br />
PTE.H.HENDERSON. W.RID.R., comprising<br />
Military <strong>Medal</strong>, 1914-15 Star, British War<br />
<strong>Medal</strong> and <strong>Victory</strong> <strong>Medal</strong>, with a photocopy<br />
of the <strong>Medal</strong> Index Card<br />
£400 - 500<br />
4<br />
A First World War Gallantry Group of<br />
Four <strong>Medal</strong>s, awarded to 1888 GNR.<br />
D.WILKINSON. R.F.A., comprising Military<br />
<strong>Medal</strong> (248556 L.CPL. D.WILKINSON<br />
2/A.SIG.COY.R.E.), 1914-15 Star, British<br />
War <strong>Medal</strong> and <strong>Victory</strong> <strong>Medal</strong><br />
£400 - 600<br />
6<br />
A British War <strong>Medal</strong> and an India<br />
General Service <strong>Medal</strong>, with clasp<br />
AFGHANISTAN N.W.F. 1919, awarded to<br />
2533/865988 GNR.A.H.BENNETT. R.A. and<br />
a Defence <strong>Medal</strong>, all in boxes of issue; a<br />
Dorsetshire Regiment Cap Badge, and<br />
a group photograph (5)<br />
£70 - 100<br />
7<br />
A 1902 Coronation <strong>Medal</strong>lion, 55mm,<br />
cased; a Victoria Diamond Jubilee<br />
Bronze <strong>Medal</strong>lion, 78mm; a German<br />
Third Reich Enamelled Collar Stud, and a<br />
shoulder strap (4)<br />
£80 - 120<br />
8<br />
A Second World War RAF Trio, of<br />
Africa Star with clasp NORTH AFRICA<br />
1942-43, Defence and War <strong>Medal</strong>, with the<br />
miniatures, and with an RAF tunic, with<br />
Africa <strong>Medal</strong> ribbon, and pair of trousers<br />
£50 - 80<br />
9<br />
Two First World War Pairs, awarded to<br />
235457 PTE.W.DAVIS. GORD.HIGHRS. and<br />
23737 PTE.W.BARLOW. K.O.SCO.BORD.,<br />
each comprising British War <strong>Medal</strong> and<br />
<strong>Victory</strong> <strong>Medal</strong>; two Badges, London<br />
Scottish and a French ON NE PASSE PAS<br />
(6)<br />
£70 - 100
10<br />
A First World War Naval Group of<br />
Four <strong>Medal</strong>s, awarded to K.13900.<br />
J.A.SMITH. STO..1.R.N., comprising<br />
1914-15 Star, British War <strong>Medal</strong>, <strong>Victory</strong><br />
<strong>Medal</strong> and Royal Fleet Reserve Long<br />
Service and Good Conduct <strong>Medal</strong><br />
(K.13900(PO.B.15163) J.A. SMITH. L.STO.<br />
R.F.R.)<br />
£100 - 150<br />
11<br />
A British Empire <strong>Medal</strong> (George VI),<br />
awarded to Corporal W W Kamsler, Royal<br />
Air Force Volunteer Reserve, with<br />
Mentioned in a Despatch certificate for<br />
distinguished service, London Gazette 17<br />
September 1943, and a portrait<br />
photograph, in a glazed display case<br />
£180 - 250<br />
12<br />
A First World War Trio, awarded to<br />
14142 PTE.J.BEECHAM. YORK:R.,<br />
comprising 1914-15 Star, British War<br />
<strong>Medal</strong> and <strong>Victory</strong> <strong>Medal</strong>, with a cap<br />
badge, in a plated sandwich tin<br />
£70 - 90<br />
13<br />
A First World War Pair, awarded to<br />
78249 PTE.P.JORDAN. R.A.M.C.,<br />
comprising British War <strong>Medal</strong> and <strong>Victory</strong><br />
<strong>Medal</strong>; Militaria:- comprising a musket<br />
ball and a small cannon ball; two school<br />
medals for Reading and Regular<br />
Attendance, to Bertha Beecham, Head of<br />
Harewood School, cased; a German<br />
1914-15 brass signet ring, and another<br />
signet ring (8)<br />
£60 - 90<br />
14<br />
A Royal Naval Long Service and Good<br />
Conduct <strong>Medal</strong> (Victoria 2nd Type),<br />
awarded to SAML.SIMS. BOATN.<br />
H.M.COAST GUARD; an Edwardian<br />
Copper Nelson Centenary <strong>Medal</strong>lion,<br />
from B.F.S.S., containing <strong>Victory</strong> copper<br />
(2)<br />
£100 - 150<br />
15<br />
Militaria, including a <strong>Victory</strong> <strong>Medal</strong> to<br />
104720 PTE. J.W. FORSTER. DURH.L.I., a<br />
Defence <strong>Medal</strong> and 1939-45 War <strong>Medal</strong>, a<br />
Royal Marines brass belt clasp, a King's<br />
badge, a 9 carat gold fob medallion, two<br />
badges, two medallions and a small<br />
quantity of coins<br />
£70 - 90<br />
16<br />
A British War <strong>Medal</strong>, awarded to 51511<br />
PTE.E.CLARK. R.W.FUS.; a Special<br />
Constabulary Long Service <strong>Medal</strong><br />
(George VI IND:IMP), awarded to<br />
WILLIAM CLARK (920 Durham), in box of<br />
issue; three George V Coronation<br />
Commemorative <strong>Medal</strong>lions, in bronze<br />
and aluminium (5)<br />
£50 - 60<br />
17<br />
A Waterloo <strong>Medal</strong> 1815, awarded to<br />
**JOHN SAVAGE, 1ST. BATT. 4TH.<br />
REG.FOOT.**, Post- 1881 The King's Own<br />
(Royal Lancaster Regiment), lacks ring<br />
suspender<br />
£1800 - 2500<br />
18<br />
A Second World War Long Service<br />
Group of Five <strong>Medal</strong>s, awarded to<br />
1068938 CPL.C FLETCHER. R.E,<br />
comprising 1939-45 Star, Pacific Star,<br />
Defence <strong>Medal</strong>, War <strong>Medal</strong> and Army Long<br />
Service Good Conduct <strong>Medal</strong> with<br />
REGULAR ARMY bar<br />
£70 - 80
19<br />
A First World War Pair, awarded to<br />
S4-217397 CPL.W.RUDD. A.S.C.,<br />
comprising British War <strong>Medal</strong> and <strong>Victory</strong><br />
<strong>Medal</strong>; a French Croix de Guerre, with<br />
gold star and a French 1870 Valeur et<br />
Discipline <strong>Medal</strong>, together with a<br />
Citation a L'Ordre de L'Armee, to<br />
Lieutenant Andre Ernest Marcel Hardy; a<br />
French Artillery Officer's Sword, with<br />
steel four bar hilt and steel scabbard with<br />
canvas slip; Militaria, comprising a pair of<br />
leather gaiters, two gas masks, a box<br />
camera and a canvas bag<br />
£100 - 200<br />
20<br />
A Boer War/India/First World War<br />
Group of Six <strong>Medal</strong>s, awarded to 7367<br />
PTE.(later A.SJT.) A.CATHCART DURHAM<br />
LT.INFY., comprising Queen's South Africa<br />
<strong>Medal</strong> with two clasps TRANSVAAL and<br />
SOUTH AFRICA 1901, Delhi Dhurbar <strong>Medal</strong><br />
1911, India General Service <strong>Medal</strong> with<br />
clasp AFGHANISTAN N.W.F 1919, 1914-15<br />
Star, British War <strong>Medal</strong> and <strong>Victory</strong> <strong>Medal</strong><br />
£200 - 300<br />
21<br />
A First World War Pair, awarded to<br />
46905.SGT.F.SMITH. R.A.F., comprising<br />
British War <strong>Medal</strong> and <strong>Victory</strong> <strong>Medal</strong>, with<br />
Form 238; a Bronze <strong>Medal</strong>lion,<br />
commemorating the accession of Umberto<br />
I of Italy; a Bronze <strong>Medal</strong>lion, Henri<br />
Charles Ferdinand Duke of Bordeaux Ne Le<br />
XXIX SEPT. MDCCCXX; a Victoria<br />
Diamond Jubilee White Metal<br />
<strong>Medal</strong>lion, to the Borough of Barnsley (5)<br />
£100 - 150<br />
22<br />
A First World War Pair, awarded to<br />
GMT-3241 PTE.A.LETTS. A.S.C.,<br />
comprising British War <strong>Medal</strong> and <strong>Victory</strong><br />
<strong>Medal</strong>; a British War <strong>Medal</strong>, to 108382<br />
SPR.H.HARRISSON. R.E.; a Princess<br />
Mary 1914 Christmas Tin, with a<br />
Christmas card and a bullet pencil<br />
£60 - 80<br />
23<br />
A First World War Pair, awarded to<br />
18078 CPL.C.ROOKE. BEDF.R., comprising<br />
1914-15 Star and British War <strong>Medal</strong>; a<br />
British War <strong>Medal</strong>, to 5328<br />
PTE.W.NASON. R.WAR.R.; a Silver War<br />
Badge, three RAF cap badges and a<br />
button, an RE cap badge and a silver<br />
medallion (10)<br />
£70 - 80<br />
24<br />
A Second World War Long Service<br />
Group of Eight <strong>Medal</strong>s, awarded to<br />
7585730 PTE. (later W.O.CL.2.REME)<br />
E.BROOKS. R.A.O.C., comprising General<br />
Service <strong>Medal</strong> 1918-62 with two clasps<br />
PALESTINE and MALAYA, 1939-45 Star,<br />
Africa Star, Italy Star, Defence <strong>Medal</strong>, War<br />
<strong>Medal</strong>, Coronation <strong>Medal</strong> 1953 and Army<br />
Long Service and Good Conduct <strong>Medal</strong><br />
with additional long service bar, together<br />
with the miniatures<br />
£150 - 180
25<br />
A Pair of <strong>Medal</strong>s, awarded to 23894616<br />
PTE.(later CAPT) P.E.BROOKS RAMC,<br />
comprising: General Service <strong>Medal</strong><br />
1962, with two clasps BORNEO and<br />
NORTHERN IRELAND; and Army Long<br />
Service Good Conduct <strong>Medal</strong>, with<br />
REGULAR ARMY bar, with the miniatures;<br />
a Defence and 1939-45 War <strong>Medal</strong>, a<br />
pair of white metal cuff-links and a stud to<br />
the 7th Duke of Edinburgh's Own Gurkhas,<br />
a similar cuff-link, two cloth insignia and a<br />
small quantity of British Armed Forces<br />
paper money<br />
£100 - 150<br />
26<br />
A Long Service Group of Three<br />
<strong>Medal</strong>s, awarded to 24060005 CFN (later<br />
SGT) D E BROOKS REME, comprising<br />
General Service <strong>Medal</strong> 1962 with clasp<br />
NORTHERN IRELAND, United Nations<br />
<strong>Medal</strong> UNFICYP (Cyprus) and Army Long<br />
Service Good Conduct <strong>Medal</strong> with<br />
REGULAR ARMY bar, together with the<br />
miniatures, dog tags and Certificate of<br />
Service<br />
£100 - 150<br />
27<br />
A Military Cross (George V) and<br />
Memorial Plaque, to 2nd Lieutenant<br />
John Miller H.L.T., together with an<br />
engraved silver plated plaque engraved<br />
"AWARDED TO 2ND LIEUT.JOHN MILLER<br />
H.L.I. FOR CONSPICUOUS BRAVERY IN<br />
ACTION IN FRANCE, APRIL 1917", a<br />
portrait photograph and research material<br />
**2nd Lieutenant John Miller MC 10th Bn.<br />
Highland Light Infantry died on 1st August<br />
1917 at the age of 25 years. He is<br />
remembered at Tyne Cot Cemetery,<br />
Belgium<br />
£800 - 900<br />
28<br />
A Second World War RAF Group of<br />
Three <strong>Medal</strong>s, to 33423 Flight Lieutenant<br />
Michael Hilton Franklin, 86 Squadron, RAF,<br />
comprising 1939-45 Star, Air Crew Europe<br />
Star and War <strong>Medal</strong>, in box of issue with<br />
medal slip, together with breast insignia,<br />
an aerial photograph and research<br />
material<br />
**Flight Lieutenant Michael Hilton Franklin<br />
died on 9th April 1941 at the age of 21<br />
years<br />
£250 - 300<br />
29<br />
A First World War Trio, awarded to<br />
P.1537, L-CPL .H.V. TREMLETT. M.M.P,<br />
comprising 1914-15 Star, British War<br />
<strong>Medal</strong> and <strong>Victory</strong> <strong>Medal</strong>, with original box<br />
of issue, posthumous award letters, dog<br />
tags and research material.<br />
**Lance Corporal Horace Vivian Tremlett<br />
of the Military Mounted Police died, as a<br />
result of shell shock received while serving<br />
in France, on 17th January 1917 at the<br />
age of 33 years<br />
£180 - 250<br />
30<br />
A First/Second World War Family<br />
Group of Four <strong>Medal</strong>s, comprising:-<br />
British War <strong>Medal</strong> and <strong>Victory</strong> <strong>Medal</strong> with<br />
cap badge awarded to 5421 PTE.A.BOWES<br />
DURH.L.I; a Defence <strong>Medal</strong> and Civil<br />
Defence Long Service <strong>Medal</strong> to WARDEN<br />
M.BOWES 1939-1945, with case of issue,<br />
lapel badge and insignia, all mounted on a<br />
card display; a Second World War<br />
Group of Five <strong>Medal</strong>s, awarded to<br />
5662368 Williams, RAOC, comprising<br />
1939-45 Star, Africa Star, Italy Star,<br />
Defence and War <strong>Medal</strong>s, with dog tag,<br />
two photographs and a table fork stamped<br />
with his number<br />
£60 - 80
31<br />
A Second World War RAF Pair, to<br />
1280401 Corporal Donovan, comprising<br />
Defence and War <strong>Medal</strong>s, with box of<br />
issue, cap badge, eagle insignia, Wireless<br />
Operator patch, a photograph and RAF<br />
Parade booklet; a Second World War<br />
RAF Pair, to 1057024 Corporal J P<br />
Wishart, comprising Defence and War<br />
<strong>Medal</strong>s, in original box of issue with medal<br />
slip, together with a cap badge, eagle<br />
insignia, portrait and group photographs<br />
and a Wings for <strong>Victory</strong> Week souvenir<br />
£50 - 80<br />
32<br />
A Moncaster Family Group of Seven<br />
First/Second World War <strong>Medal</strong>s:- a<br />
First World War Trio, awarded to 50964<br />
CPL.W.H.MONCASTER, R.E., comprising<br />
1914-15 Star, British War <strong>Medal</strong> and<br />
<strong>Victory</strong> <strong>Medal</strong>, with photocopied research<br />
material including birth certificate, service<br />
and casualty forms, census and medal<br />
card; and a Second World War RAF<br />
Group of Four <strong>Medal</strong>s, to 191513 Flying<br />
Officer Kenneth Arnold Moncaster, 280<br />
Squadron, comprising 1939-45 Star,<br />
France and Germany Star, Defence and<br />
War <strong>Medal</strong>, together with cap badge, Air<br />
Training Corps badge, cloth insignia,<br />
ephemera and photographs<br />
£100 - 150<br />
33<br />
A Memorial Plaque, to 79609 Private<br />
Booth Battye, Durham Light Infantry, with<br />
two memorial cards, a Service Hymnal and<br />
National Archives copy of his <strong>Medal</strong> Card<br />
**Private Booth Battye died of dysentery<br />
in Prisoner of War Hospital, Worms,<br />
Germany on Sunday October 27th, 1918<br />
aged 23 years.<br />
£60 - 80<br />
34<br />
A First World War Pair, awarded to<br />
227563 GNR.J.FAITH. R.A., comprising<br />
British War <strong>Medal</strong> and <strong>Victory</strong> <strong>Medal</strong>;<br />
seven <strong>Single</strong> Second World War<br />
<strong>Medal</strong>s, comprising two 1939-45 Stars,<br />
Africa Star, Italy Star, France and Germany<br />
Star and two War <strong>Medal</strong>s, with a medal<br />
slip and a small Pocket Hymn and Text<br />
Book (10)<br />
£50 - 80<br />
35<br />
A Royal Red Cross, Second Class,<br />
George V GRI, with breast ribbon, in case<br />
of issue<br />
£100 - 150<br />
36<br />
A Victorian/ George V Group of Four<br />
<strong>Medal</strong>s, awarded to CAPT. (later COL.)<br />
E.H.R.C.R. PLATT SOM:L.I., comprising<br />
India <strong>Medal</strong> 1896 with two clasps PUNJAB<br />
FRONTIER 1897-98 and TIRAH 1897-98,<br />
Queen's South Africa <strong>Medal</strong> with five<br />
clasps CAPE COLONY, ORANGE FREE<br />
STATE, TRANSVAAL, SOUTH AFRICA 1901<br />
and SOUTH AFRICA 1902, British War<br />
<strong>Medal</strong> and <strong>Victory</strong> <strong>Medal</strong>, together with<br />
research material<br />
** Captain E H R C R Platt was awarded<br />
the Distinguished Conduct <strong>Medal</strong> - London<br />
Gazette November 4, 1902. As Lieutenant<br />
Colonel, he was the Commanding Officer<br />
to the 2nd Battalion Somerset Light<br />
Infantry in the First World War<br />
***See lot 188 for his fighting knife<br />
£400 - 500<br />
37<br />
A Second World War Group of Five<br />
<strong>Medal</strong>s, comprising 1939-45 Star, Atlantic<br />
Star, Italy Star, Defence and War <strong>Medal</strong>s,<br />
in box of issue addressed to Mr B J James,<br />
Plymouth, Devon; a Copy of a German<br />
Third Reich U-Boat Badge, the reverse<br />
stamped MUNCHEN, with sword shape pin<br />
(6)<br />
£50 - 70
38<br />
A Quantity of Regimental Cap<br />
Badges, mainly brass restrikes and<br />
stay-brites, together with shoulder titles,<br />
cloth insignia and buttons; Twenty Three<br />
Regimental Wood Shields, one set with<br />
three cap badges, a 58 MTC 1945 Xmas<br />
Menu, a framed letter etc<br />
£60 - 90<br />
42<br />
An Ancient Order of Foresters<br />
Hunting Horn, with German silver<br />
mounts, set with a brass AOF badge, with<br />
horn mouthpiece and suspension cord; a<br />
German Dress Sword, with etched steel<br />
blade and steel three bar hilt, lacks<br />
scabbard (2)<br />
£80 - 100<br />
39<br />
A Collection of Badges and Militaria,<br />
including a Royal Life Saving Society<br />
<strong>Medal</strong>, British Legion badges, a German<br />
Third Reich Police Long Service <strong>Medal</strong>,<br />
rank and cap badges, Civil Defence<br />
insignia, buttons and a copy of a South<br />
Africa <strong>Medal</strong> etc<br />
£70 - 100<br />
40<br />
A Collection of Fifty Nine Regimental<br />
Cap Badges, in brass, bi-metal, white<br />
metal and anodised, mainly cavalry<br />
regiments, mounted on four display cards<br />
and loose<br />
£150 - 200<br />
41<br />
A First World War Military Verner's<br />
Pattern Pocket Compass by S.Mordan<br />
& Co., numbered 63194 and dated 1917,<br />
in associated stitched leather case; a First<br />
World War Military Pocket Compass,<br />
the back stamped The Soltima Inst.Co.,<br />
1918, No.8747, Barker's, in stitched<br />
leather case; a Military Pocket Box<br />
Sextant by Short & Mason Ltd.,<br />
London, dated 1908 V, numbered 3941,<br />
glass cracked, in stitched leather case (3)<br />
£150 - 200<br />
43<br />
A Large Silver Plated and Blue<br />
Enamel Plaid Brooch, of oval form, with<br />
an X on a convex enamel field within a<br />
buckled ribbon border applied PALMAM<br />
QUI MERUIT FERAT below crossed palm<br />
leaves and with three corners set with<br />
thistles, 10cm by 7.5cm; a <strong>Medal</strong>lion,<br />
made from copper from "Foudroyant",<br />
Horatio Nelson's flagship; a small<br />
Quantity of Badges, including Merchant<br />
Navy stick pins, rank badges and Royal<br />
Commemorative medallions<br />
£80 - 120<br />
44<br />
An Air Ministry Mk.III D*<br />
Navigational Computor, with I.C.A.N.<br />
calibration; a Military A.F.V. No.1 Mk.1<br />
Telescope, numbered 1846, boxed; an<br />
A.T.P. Q & I Detector, by W G Pye & Co<br />
Ltd, Cambridge, dated 1940 and<br />
numbered 1068; a small quantity of<br />
cartridge cases<br />
£40 - 60<br />
45<br />
A Durham Light Infantry Soldier's<br />
Embroidered Sampler, couched and<br />
appliqued with a strung DLI bugle, two<br />
crossed flags, one embroidered with battle<br />
honours, in colours on a cream silk field,<br />
49cm by 58cm, framed and glazed<br />
£100 - 150
46<br />
An Imperial Service <strong>Medal</strong> (George<br />
VI), awarded to ARTHUR MORRIS, in case<br />
of issue; Militaria, comprising two RAF<br />
cap badges, five buttons and a badge, a<br />
George VI coronation medal, an Empire<br />
Day 1928 presentation tin to the School<br />
Children of Holborn, and an official RAF<br />
Bomber Command biographical scrap book<br />
£40 - 60<br />
47<br />
A Siege of Ladysmith White Linen<br />
Tray Cloth, of rectangular form, with cut<br />
and drawn thread borders, the central field<br />
with whitework embroidered signatures of<br />
the officers and soldiers involved in the<br />
Siege of Ladysmith, 42cm by 66cm, in a<br />
glazed frame<br />
£50 - 80<br />
50<br />
A Set of Five 19th Century Swedish<br />
Military Prints:- Konungens Svea Lif<br />
Garde (2), Lif Garde Till Hast, and Andra<br />
Lif Garde (2), coloured lithographs, Plates<br />
I - V, in glazed frames (5)<br />
£80 - 120<br />
51<br />
A US Army M1. Message Center Clock,<br />
the 10cm circular black enamel dial with<br />
luminous hands, centre sweep seconds<br />
hand and arabic numerals enclosing<br />
maker's name Chelsea Clock Co., Boston<br />
over U.S. ARMY CLOCK, MESSAGE<br />
CENTER, M1., with regulating panel, in a<br />
brass case with screw cover, the back<br />
numbered 346597, 14.4cm diameter, with<br />
associated key<br />
£200 - 300<br />
48<br />
A Small Quantity of Militaria, including<br />
a German navigational instrument, in<br />
desert paint, in a stitched leather case<br />
labelled Ausblick, a Wireless Set No.10<br />
case of spare valves, a pair of earphones<br />
with microphone, a quantity of valves, a<br />
Union Jack, an Equipment No.8 of 11 for<br />
Spare Parts box etc<br />
£70 - 80<br />
49<br />
A Small Collection of Photographs<br />
and Ephemera, relating to Lieutenant<br />
F.R.Rigby of 48 Royal Marine Commando,<br />
who was killed in action at St<br />
Aubin-sur-Mer on 6th June 1944, including<br />
his Commission dated 29th September<br />
1941, photographs, three books, Register<br />
of Wartime Deaths, an oak<br />
commemorative plaque, and a signed<br />
letter of thanks from Prince Charles to his<br />
widow for her dedicated work with the<br />
War Widows Association, dated 13th<br />
February 2007<br />
£70 - 80<br />
52<br />
A Royal Flying Corps 14 Carat Gold<br />
Sweetheart Brooch, with enamelled<br />
King's crown and laurel wreath<br />
£70 - 100<br />
53<br />
A Second World War Sam Browne,<br />
with brass fittings, together with a No.1<br />
dress peaked cap in original box, a pair of<br />
steel rowel spurs and a pair of nickel box<br />
spurs to the Yorkshire Dragoons (6)<br />
£50 - 60<br />
54<br />
A Watercolour - "The Yorkshire<br />
Dragoons 1900", portrait of a standing<br />
officer, heightened with bodycolour,<br />
initialled PHS, 38cm by 27cm; "The<br />
Queen's Own Yorkshire Dragoons",<br />
coloured lithograph, framed and glazed (2)<br />
£50 - 80
55<br />
A Quantity of Militaria, including a pair<br />
of military issue Hyatt handcuffs, Trench<br />
Art cigarette lighters, matchbox holder and<br />
paperknives, a brass button plate, a<br />
starting pistol, webbing belts and bags,<br />
two pairs of binoculars, a Signal Corps<br />
Radio Receiver and Transmitter, a wood<br />
box carved Sicely 1944, ephemera, a<br />
leather pistol holster, a pewter 2nd Life<br />
Guards mug, two Japanese saki bowls etc<br />
£100 - 150<br />
56<br />
A Large Quantity of Military Related<br />
Books and Magazines, including<br />
Historical, Reference and fiction, in four<br />
boxes<br />
£50 - 80<br />
57<br />
A First World War Copper Bugle, with<br />
brass mounts and mouthpiece, by Samuel<br />
& Sons, London 1915, later hand engraved<br />
R.O.CORPS 1918; a Copy of German<br />
Third Reich Luftwaffe Second Pattern<br />
Dagger, with plated scabbard; a Kukri,<br />
with close plated steel blade, leather<br />
scabbard set with two small knives (3)<br />
£80 - 120<br />
58<br />
A Small Quantity of Militaria, including<br />
a card display of rank and cap badges,<br />
books, catalogues and a photograph<br />
album<br />
£50 - 60<br />
59<br />
Fred May - "The Royal Engineers",<br />
"Divisional H.Q. of an Ack Ack<br />
Division" and "With the A.A (Ack<br />
Ack)", caricature portrait sketches, ink<br />
and wash heightened with white, signed<br />
and dated 1941/1942 (3-unframed)<br />
**Fred May was a caricaturist and painter,<br />
initially working for the North Eastern Daily<br />
Gazette and later the Tatler. His first<br />
cartoons for the Tatler were sent home in<br />
1917 from the trenches where he was<br />
serving as an infantry officer. He<br />
continued to work for the Tatler until his<br />
death in 1976.<br />
£70 - 100<br />
60<br />
A Collection of Twenty Eight Second<br />
World War Geographical Section,<br />
General Staff Maps, of Europe and one<br />
of Malaya, including town plans, notes,<br />
glossaries, conventional signs and symbols<br />
£70 - 100<br />
61<br />
A Household Cavalry Black Horse Hair<br />
Throat Beard, the white metal globular<br />
mount with fluted radiating flange; two<br />
Household Cavalry Red and Black<br />
Horse Hair Throat Beards, with brass<br />
globular mounts; three Multi Coloured<br />
Horse Hair Harness Tippits, with brass<br />
mounts (5)<br />
£100 - 150<br />
62<br />
A Victorian Other Ranks Brass<br />
Chapka Plate to the 17th Lancers,<br />
with battle honours for Alma, Inkerman,<br />
Central India, Balaclava, Sevastapol and<br />
South Africa 1879<br />
£80 - 120
63<br />
A Book:- Otway (TBH), The War Office,<br />
Second World War, Army Airborne Forces,<br />
1951, folding maps, original cloth<br />
£40 - 60<br />
64<br />
First World War - Scarborough<br />
Interest :- Six Claims List Booklets,<br />
relating to property damaged by a German<br />
raid on Scarborough,16th December 1915,<br />
compiled by T W Whipp, F.S.I. A.R.I.B.A.<br />
Surveyor, hand written with names,<br />
addresses, damage and expenses incurred<br />
£50 - 100<br />
65<br />
A Copy of a 19th Century Brass<br />
Carriage Door Roundel, pierced and<br />
cast with the combined coats of arms of<br />
Russia and Romania, 14cm diameter<br />
£40 - 50<br />
66<br />
Charge of the Light Brigade Interest<br />
:- A Victorian Black Patent Leather<br />
Shoulder Belt Pouch, the flap with<br />
copper garter type rayed badge set with a<br />
white metal Queen's crown; a pair of<br />
Steel Rowel Box Spurs, each engraved<br />
W.S. 11H to the inner heel band, together<br />
with the brass mouthpiece to a copper<br />
bugle and a small collection of Ephemera<br />
and a photograph of William Smith, 11th<br />
Hussars, who was Field Trumpeter to the<br />
Earl of Cardigan at Balaclava, where he<br />
sounded the Last Post<br />
£200 - 300<br />
67<br />
Early 20th Century Naval and<br />
Aeronautical Interest - A Collection of<br />
Thirty Four Glass Black and White<br />
Photographic Negatives, fourteen of<br />
which have been developed on paper with<br />
relevant text, and which include a torpedo<br />
gun-boat, battleships, cruisers and planes,<br />
some in a wood case<br />
£40 - 50<br />
68<br />
A First World War Aeroplane<br />
Propeller Blade by Darracq Motor<br />
Engineering Company Ltd., London, of<br />
canvas covered laminated wood, with<br />
maker's transfer label, later inscribed PART<br />
BLADE, FRANCE 1915 in green, 86cm<br />
£70 - 100<br />
69<br />
After Robert Taylor - "Duel of<br />
Eagles", a colour print signed by Douglas<br />
Bader and Adolf Galland in the margin,<br />
and "Johnnie Johnson Leading 144<br />
Canadian Wing over the Normandy<br />
Beaches, 6th June 1944", colour print<br />
signed by Johnnie Johnson in the margin,<br />
framed as a pair<br />
£50 - 80<br />
70<br />
A Small Quantity of Militaria, including<br />
two Sam Browne belts, nineteen various<br />
cap and other badges, shoulder titles and<br />
sweetheart brooches, a quantity of<br />
Kynoch, Dominion and Winchester<br />
cardboard cartridge boxes and a boxed<br />
Webley 12 Bore gun cleaning kit<br />
£70 - 80<br />
71<br />
A Royal Armouries Museum 1/4 Scale<br />
Model of a Baker Rifle, with bayonet<br />
and scabbard, by Peter Dyson, in<br />
presentation box<br />
£40 - 60
72<br />
A Welsh Guards Green and White<br />
Feather Hackle, a red horsehair plume, a<br />
white horsehair plume, a French brass<br />
helmet peak plate and two cloth insignia<br />
£50 - 60<br />
76<br />
A Bird's Eye View of the Battle of<br />
Tel-El-Kebir, September 13th 1882,<br />
coloured lithograph, published by G W<br />
Bacon & Co, London<br />
£40 - 60<br />
73<br />
A Deactivated No.5 Mk.1 Mills Bomb<br />
(Hand Grenade), painted black, purple<br />
and blue; a Deactivated German Stick<br />
Grenade, the green canister marked<br />
"VOR GEBRAUCH SPRENGKAPSEL<br />
EINSETZEN Sk. Do 11. 12."; a Steel<br />
Powder Flask, the brass charger<br />
stamped Sykes Patent; a British Pattern<br />
1907 Mk1 "SMLE" Short Magazine<br />
Lee-Enfield Bayonet, by Wilkinson, lacks<br />
scabbard; a Russian First Model<br />
AKM/SVE Wirecutter Knife Bayonet,<br />
the blued steel scabbard with rubber<br />
insulation piece and leather belt loop (5)<br />
£100 - 150<br />
74<br />
A Large Coloured Resin Cavalry<br />
Figure Group, depicting a Sergeant to<br />
the 16th Lancers seated astride a grey<br />
horse, with an officer to the 17th Lancers<br />
standing at its head, mounted under<br />
perspex on a mahogany plinth set with a<br />
silver presentation label to Sergeant<br />
Darker of the Queen's Royal Lancers for 22<br />
years loyal service<br />
£100 - 200<br />
77<br />
A George III Walnut Truncheon, the<br />
compressed cylindrical head painted with a<br />
crown opposing GIIIR cypher in gilt on a<br />
dark green ground, with baluster turned<br />
grip<br />
£100 - 150<br />
78<br />
A Late 19th Century Special<br />
Constable's Walnut Truncheon issued<br />
to William Hemmingway 19th<br />
November 1887, in anticipation of the<br />
London riots, the ebonised body painted<br />
with the City of London shield, with ring<br />
turned grip, the pommel stamped with<br />
maker's mark Parker, Holborn, 47.5cm,<br />
together with signed document of<br />
authorisation, his Special Constables<br />
Regulations card numbered 696, a<br />
bronzed metal Hertfordshire Special<br />
Constables Long Service badge with King's<br />
crown, and a typed biography<br />
**William Hemmingway was originally<br />
issued with a William IV truncheon with<br />
painted Royal cypher and his initials WH,<br />
also included with this lot. Consigned by a<br />
descendant (2)<br />
£200 - 300<br />
75<br />
A Collection of Arms and Armour<br />
Catalogues, including Hermann Historica,<br />
Peter Finer, The Journal of the Arms &<br />
Armour Society, Bonhams, Christies, Wallis<br />
& Wallis, and a US Navy Diving Manual<br />
£70 - 100
79<br />
A William IV Mahogany Small<br />
Truncheon, painted with crowned WR IV<br />
cypher, scrolling foliage, date 1829 and<br />
initials J*M in colours and gilt, the baluster<br />
turned handle with acorn pommel,<br />
26.5cm(some repainting); a Victorian<br />
Walnut Truncheon, painted with B & G<br />
R, Queen's crown flanked by laurel leaves<br />
over V.R in colours and gilt on a maroon<br />
field, with ring turned grip, 43cm ; a<br />
Similar Smaller Example, initialled VR<br />
in gilt, 35.5cm; the Stock and Action<br />
for a Percussion Cap Sporting Gun (4)<br />
£100 - 150<br />
80<br />
A 16th Century Style Cabasset, of two<br />
piece construction, with fourteen iron<br />
rivets and remnants of the copper<br />
floriform washers set above and around<br />
the slightly upturned and rolled brim<br />
£200 - 300<br />
81<br />
A Fireman's Black Leather Helmet,<br />
with leather comb, brass bound front<br />
peak, leather sweat band and cream cloth<br />
liner, with leather chin strap; a<br />
Zuckermann Civil Defence Helmet, to<br />
the ARP; a Small Model Cannon, on a<br />
wood carriage; Two Linen Flags:- the<br />
Royal Navy White Ensign and the 1953-59<br />
Welsh Flag, each with bound cord hoist<br />
with wood toggle (5)<br />
£150 - 250<br />
82<br />
A German M35 Helmet, with black<br />
paint, no decals, the inner neck protector<br />
stamped 4636, the left side stamped ET66,<br />
with leather liner and chinstrap; a US<br />
Combat Helmet, with fibreglass inner<br />
shell and camouflage cover; a Russian<br />
Combat Helmet, with three cushioned<br />
pad liner and leather chinstrap (3)<br />
£80 - 120<br />
83<br />
A Collection of Seven Glengarry<br />
Bonnets, most with regimental badges to<br />
King's Own Scottish Borderers, Highland<br />
Light Infantry, Lovat's Scouts, Black Watch<br />
and Cameronians (Scottish Rifles); a Red<br />
Beret, with Paratroopers badge, a Royal<br />
Engineers side cap, a Russian side cap and<br />
two desert caps (12)<br />
£100 - 200<br />
84<br />
Two Glengarry Bonnets, to the Gordon<br />
Highlanders and the Argyll and Sutherland<br />
Highlanders, the latter with collar badges<br />
and shoulder titles, together with a<br />
collection of thirty three Scottish and<br />
English cap badges, insignia and shoulder<br />
titles, all mounted in display file; seven<br />
other unmounted badges and insignia<br />
£100 - 200<br />
85<br />
A Second World War German M35<br />
Helmet, in olive green, the inner brim<br />
stamped 4616 SE64, with leather eight<br />
tongue liner and leather chin strap<br />
£150 - 200<br />
86<br />
A Good Household Cavalry Officer's<br />
Silver Plated Helmet, post-1953, the<br />
skull with gilt metal helmet plate of<br />
Queen's crown over laurel leaves, acorns<br />
and oak leaves flanking a cut steel garter<br />
star set with a blue enamelled buckled<br />
ribbon cast HONI SOIT QUI MALY PENSE<br />
and enclosing a red enamelled cross, the<br />
fluted spike with red horsehair plume set<br />
with Tudor rose boss, with ear rosettes<br />
and black velvet backed chin scales, the<br />
interior with original chamois leather liner<br />
and with green leather skivers to the front<br />
and back peaks<br />
£1200 - 1800
87<br />
A Good Post-1953 Blues and Royals<br />
Trooper's Helmet, the silvered skull with<br />
brass bindings, brass helmet plate with<br />
Queen's crown over silvered rayed star,<br />
with gilded brass ear rosettes, leather<br />
backed brass chin scales and fluted spike<br />
with red horsehair plume, the interior with<br />
original eight tongue leather liner and<br />
green painted front peak<br />
£700 - 1000<br />
88<br />
A Good Example of a Victorian 1871<br />
Pattern Officer's Brass Helmet to the<br />
2nd Dragoon Guards, the cut steel<br />
garter star helmet plate with a blue and<br />
red enamelled brass oval buckled ribbon<br />
set with a silver VR monogram within<br />
HONI SOIT QUI MALY PENSE, over a<br />
laurel leaf band, with ear rosettes, black<br />
velvet backed brass chin scales and spike<br />
with black horsehair plume, the interior<br />
with original crimson silk lining, leather<br />
sweatband and green leather skiver to the<br />
front and back peaks, in original japanned<br />
tin case with brass label engraved to Percy<br />
Shaw Esq. Queen's Bays. Together with<br />
three copies of the London Gazette<br />
announcing Percy Shaw's promotion (on<br />
probation) to Second Lieutenant 2nd June<br />
1909, from probation to Second Lieutenant<br />
2nd December 1910, and the resignation<br />
of his commission 25th March 1911<br />
£1800 - 2500<br />
89<br />
An 1871 Pattern Other Ranks Brass<br />
Helmet to the 2nd Dragoon Guards,<br />
with white metal rayed star helmet plate<br />
centred by a brass buckled ribbon stamped<br />
HONI SOIT QUI MALY PENSE enclosing a<br />
white metal 2, with laurel leaf front band,<br />
fluted spike with black horsehair plume<br />
and rose boss, ear rosettes and black<br />
leather backed brass chin scales, with later<br />
leather liner<br />
£700 - 800<br />
90<br />
A Victorian 1871 Pattern Trooper's<br />
Helmet to the Hampshire Carabiniers,<br />
the nickel skull with white metal rayed star<br />
helmet plate centred by a brass Queen's<br />
crown over buckled ribbon cast<br />
HAMPSHIRE CARABINIERS enclosing a<br />
rose, with laurel leaf front band, the rear<br />
spine embossed with acorns and oak<br />
leaves, the plain fluted spike with white<br />
horsehair plume and rosehead boss, with<br />
rose head ear rosettes, leather backed<br />
chin scales and remnants of the original<br />
leather liner<br />
£700 - 1000<br />
91<br />
A Prussian Officer's 1871 Pattern<br />
Pickelhaube, the leather skull with<br />
stamped brass helmet plate, the spike with<br />
pierced ventilation holes, the spike base<br />
with white metal star shape retaining<br />
studs, with rounded brass rear spine and<br />
folded rim, silk liner with leather<br />
sweatband, with a later leather chinstrap<br />
£300 - 400<br />
92<br />
A British Paratrooper's Helmet, with<br />
camouflage and netting cover, webbing<br />
strap with leather chin guard<br />
£70 - 90<br />
93<br />
Two British Kevlar Helmets, with<br />
jungle and desert camouflage covers,<br />
webbing straps with leather chin guards<br />
£60 - 80<br />
94<br />
An Irish Guards Senior NCO's<br />
Bearskin, with senior NCO's blue feather<br />
plume, wicker frame, black leather lining<br />
and black leather backed brass chin scales<br />
£250 - 350
95<br />
A Quantity of Uniforms and Kit,<br />
contained in two metal trunks and a wood<br />
trunk to 371696 Captain T C Taylor, 1st<br />
Para Brigade, including a battledress<br />
blouse (RAMC shoulder insignia) and<br />
trousers, a Denison Smock (Airborne<br />
troops), various shirts, shorts, Sam<br />
Browne, Medical Student's gown etc<br />
£50 - 60<br />
96<br />
Three War Department Stitched<br />
Leather Jerkins, one with a later<br />
sheepskin collar, an Air Ministry sheepskin<br />
collar with buttonhole attachment, and a<br />
book "Aeronautical Engineering" (5)<br />
£70 - 100<br />
97<br />
A First World War Horsehair Sporran<br />
to the Queen's Own Cameron<br />
Highlanders, set with white metal badge,<br />
and with stitched leather pouch back<br />
**worn during the Battle of Ypres by Pte<br />
Harry Hudson ("Whispering Harry") of<br />
Addingham. Harry was one of six young<br />
men who travelled from Addingham to<br />
Cameron Barracks, Inverness at the start<br />
of the war. He was gassed during the<br />
aforesaid battle and thereafter spoke only<br />
in whispers<br />
£100 - 150<br />
99<br />
A Second World War Brown Pigskin<br />
Daywear Sporran to an Officer of the<br />
Seaforth Highlanders, embossed with<br />
maker's name Anderson & Son, Military<br />
Outfitters, Edinburgh & Glasgow, with<br />
white metal badge and nickel elongated<br />
chain link and leather belt<br />
£70 - 90<br />
100<br />
A Post Second World War Brown<br />
Suede Sporran, formerly white buff, with<br />
chromium plated frame, set with white<br />
metal badge, the interior with stencil WD<br />
and broad arrow over 144<br />
£70 - 90<br />
101<br />
A Post War Seaforth Highlanders Kilt,<br />
of Mackenzie tartan; a Pair of Trews,<br />
no.5A, of Queen's Own Highlanders<br />
Mackenzie tartan; a Black Leather Sam<br />
Browne, stencilled 1948 (3)<br />
£100 - 150<br />
102<br />
A Post War Black Watch Officer's Kilt,<br />
with green gros grain double ribbon bow<br />
trim; a Pair of Trews, no.1 of Royal<br />
Highland Regiment Black Watch tartan (2)<br />
£100 - 150<br />
98<br />
A Second World War Horsehair<br />
Sporran to the Gordon Highlanders,<br />
with chromium plated frame and mounts,<br />
the leather pouch back stamped Nicoll,<br />
Maker, Bankfoot, 1939<br />
**this sporran was worn on ceremonial<br />
occasions during the Second World War by<br />
a member of the First Battalion<br />
£100 - 150<br />
103<br />
A Uniform to a Captain of the Royal<br />
Corps of Signals, comprising a mess<br />
dress jacket, waistcoat and trousers by<br />
Moss Bros, a No 2 Service Dress tunic and<br />
trousers by Moss Bros, with a leather Sam<br />
Browne, an Elizabeth II 1897 Pattern<br />
sword, with leather sword knot and leather<br />
service scabbard, and a Crombie coat (8)<br />
£200 - 300
104<br />
A German Third Reich Side Cap,<br />
possibly SS volunteers, in olive green<br />
weave, the lining with indistinct stencil<br />
mark with eagle and swastika, the front<br />
set with machine embroidered SS eagle<br />
and skull in silver coloured thread on dark<br />
green triangular patch<br />
£100 - 150<br />
105<br />
A German Third Reich Iron Cross,<br />
Second class; a German 1914 Iron<br />
Cross, Second class (2)<br />
£80 - 120<br />
109<br />
A German Third Reich SS Aluminium<br />
Buckle, unmarked, with leather belt and<br />
aluminium clip stamped with RZM logo<br />
257/37 SS<br />
£200 - 300<br />
110<br />
A German Third Reich Army NCO's<br />
Steel Buckle, the back stamped with<br />
maker's mark of SC below a double<br />
arrowhead 1940, with leather belt<br />
stamped with indistinct maker's name and<br />
dated 1941, the green painted steel clasp<br />
£60 - 80<br />
106<br />
A German Third Reich U-Boat<br />
Stopwatch, the circular white enamel dial<br />
with luminous Arabic numerals and hands,<br />
subsidiary seconds and thirty minute dials,<br />
top wind, the chromium plated case<br />
engraved Kriegsmarine over an eagle and<br />
swastika over M, the inner case numbered<br />
182077, with jewelled lever movement<br />
(perspex glass loose)<br />
£250 - 300<br />
107<br />
A German Third Reich Luftwaffe<br />
Aluminium Belt Buckle, second pattern,<br />
with beehive type maker's mark; a<br />
German Third Reich Reichsbahn<br />
Aluminium Belt Buckle, no maker's<br />
mark (2)<br />
£70 - 100<br />
108<br />
A German Third Reich Hitler Youth<br />
Aluminium Belt Buckle, the back<br />
stamped with maker's mark M over SS<br />
within a bell shape panel 40; a Similar<br />
Red Cross Aluminium Belt Buckle,<br />
possibly a copy (2)<br />
£50 - 80<br />
111<br />
Seven German Third Reich Badges:-<br />
an Infantry Assault badge, silver class; a<br />
bronze Tank Battle Badge by Frank & Reif,<br />
Stuttgart; a copy of an Army Flak Badge,<br />
marked W.H. WIEN; a Sports Badge; a<br />
broken SS Long Service Cross for 12<br />
Years; a Winter Campaign in Russia <strong>Medal</strong>;<br />
a Reichsparteitag 1936 tinnie and a Labour<br />
Day 1938 tinnie; a Pair of Heer Painted<br />
Aluminium Badges, of eagle and<br />
swastika and tricolour shield, a cockade<br />
button and rosette (12)<br />
£100 - 150<br />
112<br />
A Collection of Eight German Third<br />
Reich Cuff Titles, none of which have<br />
maker's marks or tags, comprising:-<br />
Afrikakorps; remnants of Afrika;<br />
Wachbataillon; Kreta; remnants of Der<br />
Fuhrer; Langemarck; Gotz von<br />
Berlichingen; Hohenstaufen; a British 7th<br />
Armoured Division Cloth Insignia, and<br />
an 8th Armoured Brigade cloth insignia<br />
(10- some mounted on display cards)<br />
£200 - 300
113<br />
A Collection of German Third Reich<br />
Cloth Insignia and Militaria, including<br />
six aluminium dog tags, Mountain Troops<br />
and Paratrooper's badges, army and navy<br />
breast and collar badges, DLV collar<br />
patch, shoulder board to 89 Regiment<br />
Mountain Troops, an Arbeitsbuch, Wound<br />
Badge citation, hand seal etc, some in a<br />
display folder<br />
£70 - 100<br />
117<br />
A German Third Reich M35 Double<br />
Decal Helmet to the 2nd SS Panzer<br />
Division, (Germania Regiment), with<br />
smooth field grey paint, the double rune<br />
decal with number 2 to bottom right<br />
corner, folded rim, the inner neck<br />
protector stamped DN425, with leather<br />
eight tongue liner and leather chin strap<br />
(some scratches to paint, decals worn)<br />
£250 - 350<br />
114<br />
A German Third Reich EM/NCO's M43<br />
Field Cap, in field grey wool, with woven<br />
cap badge, the fold-down ear flaps<br />
secured by two pebbled grey metal<br />
buttons, the liner with stencilled date<br />
1944, maker's log HMB within a diamond<br />
and size 57<br />
£100 - 150<br />
115<br />
A German Third Reich M1938<br />
Paratrooper's Helmet, with black paint,<br />
slotted bolts, folded rim, inner edge<br />
stamped ET71, with leather liner and<br />
chinstrap; a German Third Reich Police<br />
Helmet, double decals and vents, leather<br />
liner with three cushioned pads and<br />
leather chinstrap (2)<br />
£150 - 200<br />
116<br />
A German Third Reich Luftwaffe M35<br />
Double Decal Helmet, with smooth dark<br />
grey paint, folded rim, the inner neck<br />
protector stamped 4715, the right side<br />
stamped 62, with leather eight tongue<br />
liner and the leather chin strap (some<br />
scratches to paint, decals worn)<br />
£150 - 250<br />
118<br />
A Copy of a German Cross in Gold,<br />
well-constructed of five pieces, the back<br />
with three sunken rivets, the sword shape<br />
pin stamped L/12; a Citation for a<br />
German Cross in Gold, to Gfr. Rupert<br />
Ludennitz, Nov.12 1943; a Set of Tony<br />
Oliver Cigarette Cards - German<br />
Orders and Decorations, and a framed<br />
citation for Russian Winter campaign<br />
medal (4)<br />
£80 - 120<br />
119<br />
A Copy of a German Spanish Cross<br />
with Swords, Silver Class, the reverse<br />
stamped CEJ 800; a Copy of a German<br />
Spanish Cross with Swords, Bronze<br />
Class, the reverse impressed L/12, in a<br />
fitted case (2)<br />
£60 - 80<br />
120<br />
A German Third Reich Luftwaffe<br />
Pilot's Badge, with silver plated eagle<br />
and swastika within a gilt metal wreath,<br />
the reverse impressed W.DEUMER,<br />
LUDENSCHEID, possibly a copy; a Copy<br />
of a German Third Reich Luftwaffe<br />
Pilot's and Observer's Badge, the<br />
reverse stamped C.E.JUNCKER, BERLIN<br />
SW68 (2)<br />
£60 - 80
121<br />
Six German Third Reich Copy<br />
Badges:- an SS 8 Year Long Service<br />
<strong>Medal</strong>; a Wound Badge, Gold Class, the<br />
reverse moulded L/14; two cap eagles and<br />
two "Death Head" skull cap badges (6)<br />
£60 - 80<br />
127<br />
A German Third Reich M35 Army<br />
Helmet, with single Heer eagle and<br />
swastika decal, one decal removed, the<br />
inner back brim stamped T1003, with<br />
leather liner and chinstrap<br />
£200 - 300<br />
122<br />
A German Third Reich Day Fighter<br />
Operational Flying Clasp, Silver Class,<br />
with sword shape pin, in case of issue<br />
£80 - 120<br />
123<br />
A German Third Reich Day Fighter<br />
Operational Flying Clasp, Gold Class,<br />
the back stamped JMME, with sword shape<br />
pin, in case of issue<br />
£80 - 120<br />
124<br />
A German Third Reich Combat Clasp<br />
for Bombers, Gold Class, the back<br />
stamped JMME, with sword shape pin, in<br />
case of issue<br />
£80 - 120<br />
128<br />
A Pair of German Third Reich D.F. 7 x<br />
50 Binoculars by Carl Zeiss, marked<br />
Flak Nr 365, with maker's mark, numbered<br />
1964968 and with eagle and swastika over<br />
M, with black crushed leather effect body<br />
and bakelite eyepieces<br />
£400 - 500<br />
129<br />
A German Third Reich Iron Cross,<br />
second class, the suspender ring stamped<br />
75<br />
£50 - 60<br />
130<br />
A German M1942 Steel Helmet, with<br />
eight tongue leather liner and chin strap<br />
£70 - 100<br />
125<br />
A Home Made Scrapbook "Adolf Hitler<br />
and the Third Reich 1921-1945",<br />
containing a large quantity of newspaper<br />
cuttings, postcards and photographs<br />
£40 - 60<br />
126<br />
A German Third Reich Cross in Gold<br />
Cloth Version, to the Army, loosely<br />
attached to the front of a leather wallet<br />
£100 - 200<br />
131<br />
A German Third Reich SA Dagger, the<br />
steel blade etched Alles fur Deutschland<br />
and with maker's mark for Kaufmann &<br />
Sohne, Solingen, the nickel plated<br />
crossguard stamped with inspection mark<br />
Nrh, the wood grip inset with enamel SA<br />
badge and eagle and Swastika, the brown<br />
anodised metal scabbard with nickel plated<br />
mounts and leather hanging strap and clip<br />
stamped A DRGM<br />
£350 - 450<br />
132<br />
A German Third Reich Army Dagger,<br />
with unmarked double edge steel blade,<br />
the plated hilt with orange plastic wrythen<br />
fluted grip, with white metal scabbard<br />
£100 - 150
133<br />
A German Third Reich Scout Knife, the<br />
single edge steel blade by Robert Klaas,<br />
Solingen, the white metal hilt with<br />
chequered black plastic grip scales inset<br />
with lozenge fleur de lys badge, quillon<br />
damaged, with steel scabbard and leather<br />
strap; a Dagger, made from parts of a<br />
Third Reich Naval Dirk, with brass<br />
scabbard (2)<br />
£100 - 150<br />
134<br />
A German Third Reich Police Parade<br />
Bayonet, the single edge double fullered<br />
steel blade with maker's mark for F W<br />
Holler, Solingen to one side of the<br />
ricasso,the opposing side stamped<br />
MILITARWARENHAUS, DURBECK, WIEN<br />
IX, the nickel plated hilt with two piece<br />
antler grip scales, lacking badge, with steel<br />
mounted leather scabbard (af)<br />
£60 - 80<br />
135<br />
A Group of Fourteen Japanese<br />
Tsuba, 17 th -19 th Century, comprising<br />
twelve iron examples, some simply wheel<br />
pierced, others with floral piercements of<br />
simple inlay of figures in landscapes, and<br />
two 19 th century examples, one inlaid with<br />
a horse effigy, the other surmounted by an<br />
eagle, ranging 9.2cm-5.6cm diameter<br />
£300 - 400<br />
137<br />
A Japanese Shinto Wakizashi, the<br />
55.5cm steel blade with irregular hamon,<br />
two piece copper habaki, in Shirasaya<br />
mounts, the unseen tang with an oshigata<br />
of the signature which translates as "Isumi<br />
no Kami Kunisada"<br />
£400 - 500<br />
138<br />
A Japanese Koto Tanto in<br />
Futokorogatana Style, the 18.5cm steel<br />
blade with narrow fuller to the top edge,<br />
the tang signed Kotou Uda Kunimune, in<br />
Shirasaya mounts, with additional koshirae<br />
the black braid bound same hilt with<br />
bronze bee menuki, small iron quatrefoil<br />
tsuba, wood blade and black lacquer saya<br />
with later kozuka, the bronze hilt with<br />
parcel gilt decoration of a peacock,<br />
together with oshigata papers<br />
£600 - 800<br />
139<br />
A Second World War Japanese<br />
Katana, the 71cm steel blade bearing<br />
traces of etched decoration at the ricasso,<br />
and traces of signature to the tang,<br />
shortened, with one piece brass habaki,<br />
braid bound metal covered grip and cream<br />
leather saya, poor order<br />
**Taken from a Japanese soldier by a<br />
Borneo native<br />
£100 - 150<br />
136<br />
A Japanese Shinto Katana, the 69.5cm<br />
steel blade signed on both sides of the<br />
tang (with oshigata and translation "Tsuda<br />
Echizen no Kami Sukehiro, dated Enpo 6th<br />
year 1678" and "Inoe Shinkai, dated Enpo<br />
6th year 1678"), with one piece copper<br />
habaki, in Shirasaya mounts<br />
£400 - 500<br />
140<br />
A Japanese Tanto Dagger, with 19cm<br />
single edge steel blade, the sectional bone<br />
grip and saya carved with figures on<br />
verandahs<br />
£70 - 100
141<br />
A 19th Century German Cavalry<br />
Sword, the 88cm single edge curved<br />
fullered steel blade stamped with scales<br />
for Alcoso, the brass three bar hilt with<br />
partially wire bound leather grip, with steel<br />
scabbard<br />
£100 - 200<br />
142<br />
A Light Cavalry Sword of 1788 Type,<br />
with 90cm single edge plain hatchet tip<br />
steel blade, brass stirrup hilt with shield<br />
shape double langets and ribbed fishskin<br />
grip, lacks scabbard ** A similar sword<br />
is illustrated in the 1st edition of Brian<br />
Robson's book - Swords of the British<br />
Army<br />
£500 - 700<br />
145<br />
A 19th Century Prussian Artillery<br />
Officer's Sword, the 83cm single edge<br />
pipe back steel blade with quill tip,<br />
stamped on the back edge with a crowned<br />
W 88 and crowned L or S, the brass stirrup<br />
hilt stamped L.G. on one langet, with<br />
ribbed fish skin grip and brass mounted<br />
leather scabbard<br />
£60 - 80<br />
146<br />
A Victorian 1821 Pattern Artillery<br />
Officer's Sword, the 87cm single edge<br />
fullered steel blade faintly etched with<br />
Royal cypher, gun carriage and foliage, the<br />
steel three bar hilt with wire bound fish<br />
skin grip and with steel scabbard<br />
£80 - 120<br />
143<br />
A Collection of Twenty Knives,<br />
including a William Rodgers Fisherman's<br />
Knife, the "I cut my way" steel blade with<br />
serrated edge pierced with a shackle<br />
wrench slot, with cork grip and leather<br />
sheath, two diver's knives, six folding<br />
pocket knives, eleven various other<br />
hunting and throwing knives (20)<br />
£150 - 200<br />
144<br />
A 19th Century Malacca Sword Stick,<br />
the 63.5cm square tapering stiletto steel<br />
blade stamped 5 at the ricasso, the grip<br />
screwing into the haft, the fruitwood<br />
pommel well carved with the head of a<br />
balding gentleman with painted eyes and<br />
mouth<br />
£200 - 300<br />
147<br />
A First World War Italian Model<br />
1870/15 Knife Bayonet, with brass<br />
mounted leather scabbard; a Small Iron<br />
Barrel for a Signal Cannon, with<br />
globular cascabel, no trunnions, 14cm<br />
overall ; an Argentinian Gaucho Knife,<br />
with clip-point steel blade, brass recurving<br />
crossguard, horn grip with raised nodules<br />
set with mother of pearl, with foliate<br />
engraved brass scabbard; a German<br />
Boot Knife, the 16cm steel blade double<br />
edged for the last 8.5cm, two piece wood<br />
grip and later sheath; a German Hunting<br />
Knife, with antler grip scales and leather<br />
sheath (5)<br />
£70 - 90<br />
148<br />
A George V 1827 Pattern Rifle<br />
Brigade Officer's Sword, the 83cm<br />
single edge steel blade etched with Royal<br />
cypher and a strung bugle, by R J Inglis<br />
Ltd., Montreal & Winnipeg, the silver<br />
painted gothic hilt pierced with a strung<br />
bugle, with wire bound fish skin grip and<br />
leather service scabbard, together with a<br />
group photograph of officers (2)<br />
£100 - 150
149<br />
An Edwardian 1854 Pattern Infantry<br />
Officer's Sword, the 81.5cm single edge<br />
fullered steel blade etched with Royal<br />
cypher, the gilt brass gothic hilt pierced<br />
and cast with Royal cypher and with wire<br />
bound fish skin grip; an 1827 Pattern<br />
Rifle Brigade Sword, with 84cm plain<br />
fullered steel blade, steel gothic hilt<br />
pierced and engraved with a crowned<br />
strung bugle, wire bound fish skin grip<br />
(2-lack scabbards)<br />
£150 - 200<br />
153<br />
A German Third Reich Model 1884/98<br />
Knife Bayonet, the blade stamped 41 cvl<br />
to one side of the ricasso, the opposing<br />
side numbered 9194 o, the pommel with<br />
waffenamt markings, with steel scabbard<br />
and leather frog; an Australian Second<br />
World War Machete, the long straight<br />
blade stamped WHITTINGSLOWE<br />
ADELAIDE over D/I\D, lacks sheath; a<br />
Kukri, with wood grip and canvas<br />
wrapped leather scabbard (3)<br />
£100 - 150<br />
150<br />
Five Bayonets:- a German Butcher<br />
bayonet, second type, lacks scabbard; two<br />
British No.4 Mk.II spike bayonets; an<br />
Austrian Model 1895 "NCO" knife bayonet,<br />
the blade ricasso stamped OE WG, lacks<br />
scabbard; a British Pattern 1876<br />
"Martini-Henry" socket bayonet<br />
£80 - 120<br />
151<br />
A Dirk Type Knife, the single edge steel<br />
blade etched HIGH LIFE amidst foliage,<br />
with white metal recurving crossguard,<br />
nickel banded baluster turned ebony grip,<br />
with leather scabbard; two Swedish<br />
Hunting Knives, and another Knife (4)<br />
£50 - 80<br />
152<br />
A 1796 Pattern Cavalry Trooper's<br />
Sword, with 82cm single edge broad<br />
fullered steel blade, stirrup hilt with wood<br />
grip, with steel two ring scabbard, relic<br />
condition; a Victorian 1856 Pattern<br />
Heavy Cavalry Sword, the 82cm steel<br />
blade etched with Royal cypher and double<br />
wings centred by lightning bolts, the hilt<br />
pierced and engraved with scrolling<br />
acanthus leaves and bearing traces of<br />
original gilding, with wire bound fish skin<br />
grip, lacks scabbard (2)<br />
£200 - 300<br />
154<br />
An East German Dress Dagger, the<br />
double edge steel blade with two narrow<br />
fullers to each side, the ricasso stamped<br />
06978, the brass hilt with acorn quillons to<br />
the recurving crossguard, with ribbed<br />
cream plastic grip, brass mounted blued<br />
steel scabbard with gilt metal and green<br />
thread double hanging straps, in a fitted<br />
case<br />
£100 - 150<br />
155<br />
A German Model 1871<br />
"Seitengewehr" Bayonet, the blade<br />
stamped with a crown over ERFURT to one<br />
side of the ricasso, the opposing side with<br />
maker's name Weyersburg, Solingen, with<br />
brass mounted black leather scabbard, the<br />
throat and crossguard stamped with<br />
differing numbers<br />
£50 - 80
156<br />
A Scottish Dirk, the single edge steel<br />
blade etched with thistles and other<br />
foliage, the ebonised grip with studded<br />
basket weave decoration and set with a<br />
silver coloured metal badge of a King's<br />
crown over a thistle, the nickel pommel<br />
cast with a Queen's crown, the black<br />
leather scabbard with thistle cast nickel<br />
mounts<br />
£200 - 300<br />
157<br />
A Third Pattern Commando's Fighting<br />
Knife, with machine forged steel blade,<br />
steel crossguard, the ringed alloy grip<br />
stamped with military arrow head over 13,<br />
the pommel with moulded number 3, with<br />
brass mounted leather scabbard<br />
£70 - 100<br />
161<br />
A Russian Model 1968 SVD Dragunov<br />
Rifle Bayonet, with wire cutter blade and<br />
scabbard set with insulating rubber to the<br />
throat; a Fantasy Knife, with saw back<br />
slotted blade, in leather sheath (2)<br />
£60 - 80<br />
162<br />
A George III 1796 Pattern Officer's<br />
Sword, the 72cm double edge diamond<br />
section steel blade engraved with GR<br />
cypher and scrolling tendrils, the gilt brass<br />
stirrup hilt with double shell guard, copper<br />
wire bound grip and foliate sheathed urn<br />
pommel, with brass mounted leather<br />
scabbard<br />
** Said to have belonged to James Duff,<br />
4th Earl of Fife - see attached paperwork<br />
£300 - 400<br />
158<br />
A US M3 Trench Knife, the crossguard<br />
stamped US M3 IMPERIAL, with eight<br />
groove leather washer type grip, the<br />
pommel stamped with a flaming grenade,<br />
together with a US M8 scabbard by the<br />
Beckwith Manufacturing Co., lacks leather<br />
leg tie.<br />
£90 - 120<br />
159<br />
A Folding Clasp Knife by George<br />
Butler & Co., with two folding blades of<br />
differing sizes and a Marlin spike, with<br />
antler grip scales; a Trench Knife, made<br />
from a cut-down French Chassepot<br />
bayonet; a Kukri, with brass mounted<br />
wood grip, lacks scabbard (3)<br />
£80 - 120<br />
163<br />
A Victorian 1854 Pattern Infantry<br />
Officer's Sword, the 84cm single edge<br />
fullered steel blade etched with Royal<br />
cypher and foliage, by Hobson & Sons,<br />
London, the back edge stamped 98852,<br />
the gilt brass gothic hilt pierced with Royal<br />
cypher, with wire bound fish skin grip and<br />
steel scabbard<br />
£90 - 120<br />
164<br />
A Japanese "Type 30" Arisaka<br />
Bayonet, the blade ricasso stamped with<br />
"stacked cannon balls", one on three for<br />
Tokyo-Kokura, with steel scabbard; an<br />
Indian Kukri, with brass mounted<br />
ebonised wood grip and leather scabbard<br />
with two small knives (2)<br />
£60 - 80<br />
160<br />
A Late 19th Century Swordstick, with<br />
36.5cm scallop back fullered steel blade,<br />
with silver plated collar, curved horn<br />
handle and holly haft<br />
£80 - 120
165<br />
An Imperial German Hanger, the<br />
45.5cm single edge fullered steel blade<br />
stamped at the ricasso with a monogram<br />
HHS centred by a sword, the nickel hilt<br />
with recurving crossguard and acanthus<br />
capped quillons, black patent grip and lion<br />
head pommel, lacks scabbard<br />
£100 - 150<br />
166<br />
A Georgian Naval Dirk, with 23cm<br />
shallow diamond section steel blade, brass<br />
crossguard damaged, with ring turned<br />
bone grip and foliate engraved brass<br />
scabbard<br />
£100 - 150<br />
167<br />
A Damon Howatt "Hunter" Recurve<br />
Bow, in laminated wood and black<br />
fibreglass, in a black vinyl slip case,<br />
together with a cased set of accessories<br />
including eight Gold Strike tournament<br />
arrows, a green arm guard, height gauge<br />
etc<br />
£80 - 120<br />
168<br />
A Trench Knife, the double edge steel<br />
blade by William Rodgers, Sheffield, with<br />
leather washer type grip and leather<br />
sheath; a William Rodgers Hunting<br />
Knife, with antler grip and leather sheath;<br />
a Military Issue Folding Pocket Knife,<br />
by Wade & Butcher, Sheffield,1945; a<br />
Second World War Brodie Helmet, to<br />
the Royal Fusiliers, painted brown and set<br />
with RF badge, the liner stamped VERO I<br />
1938; a German Third Reich Iron<br />
Cross, second class (5)<br />
£100 - 150<br />
169<br />
A Second Pattern<br />
Commando/Fighting Knife, with hand<br />
forged blued steel blade, the crossguard<br />
stamped with broad arrowhead B2, with<br />
chequered brass grip and brass mounted<br />
leather scabbard<br />
£250 - 300<br />
170<br />
A Second Pattern<br />
Commando/Fighting Knife, with<br />
machine forged steel blade, the brass<br />
rings and bead grip stamped below the<br />
crossguard with a broad arrowhead over<br />
2, with brass mounted leather scabbard,<br />
upper strap missing<br />
£350 - 450<br />
171<br />
A First World War French M1916<br />
Trench Knife, the 16.5cm double edge<br />
steel blade with raised medial ridge, the<br />
ricasso stamped 41 GONON, the steel<br />
crossguard stamped with a star over B,<br />
with polished rosewood grip and steel<br />
scabbard<br />
£100 - 150<br />
172<br />
A Gentleman's Travelling "Bonsa<br />
Tool-Instrument" Set, with a textured<br />
leather wallet containing the penknife<br />
shaped handle with rosewood scales,<br />
complete with ten steel accessories<br />
including a hammer, bradawl, corkscrew,<br />
knife, saw, file, chisel and screwdriver,<br />
each stamped Bonsa and REGISTERED No<br />
146827, leather wallet inscribed The<br />
"Bonsa" Tool-Instrument, Regd.<br />
£200 - 250
173<br />
An Imperial German Infantry Sword,<br />
the 84cm single edge fullered steel blade<br />
etched with a crowned eagle and scrolling<br />
foliage, the brass stirrup hilt with ribbed<br />
fish skin grip. with brass mounted leather<br />
scabbard<br />
£80 - 120<br />
174<br />
Seven Bayonets:- a French Model 1866<br />
"Chassepot"<br />
Yataghan Sword bayonet, the St Etienne<br />
blade dated 1875, with associated steel<br />
scabbard; a French Model 1874 "Gras"<br />
Sword bayonet, the blade dated 1878; a<br />
French Model 1886 "Modified" Lebel and<br />
"Fusil" bayonet; a British Pattern 1903<br />
SMLE knife bayonet with steel mounted<br />
leather scabbard; a Swedish Model 1896<br />
Knife bayonet and steel scabbard; a Swiss<br />
Model 1918 "Schmidt-Rubin" Knife bayonet<br />
with steel scabbard; a U.S. Model 1913/17<br />
P14 Enfield Knife/Sword bayonet by<br />
Remington, with scabbard; (7)<br />
£150 - 200<br />
175<br />
A French Model 1831 Foot Artillery<br />
Sword (Gladius), the leaf shape steel<br />
blade in relic condition, with brass hilt; a<br />
Chinese Short Sword, with double edge<br />
steel blade, fluted wood grip with mon and<br />
foliate engraved brass pommel, the<br />
tortoiseshell veneered scabbard with<br />
similar mounts; a Second World War<br />
Kukri, with unmarked steel blade, wood<br />
grip with brass lozenge shape pommel<br />
plate and canvas covered scabbard; a<br />
British 1907 Pattern Sanderson<br />
Bayonet, with steel mounted leather<br />
scabbard (4)<br />
£100 - 200<br />
176<br />
Two French Model 1866 "Chassepot"<br />
Yataghan Sword Bayonets, each with<br />
St Etienne steel blade, one dated 1871,<br />
the other 1873, with steel scabbards, one<br />
with corresponding numbers M 5886 to<br />
the crossguard; two French Model 1874<br />
"Gras" Sword Bayonets, each with St<br />
Etienne steel blade dated 1879 and 1881,<br />
with steel scabbards, one with<br />
corresponding numbers 21787 to the<br />
crossguard (4)<br />
£120 - 180<br />
177<br />
Two French Model 1886 Lebel<br />
Bayonets, each with cruciform steel<br />
blade, nickel hilt and tubular steel<br />
scabbard, one with leather frog; two<br />
French Model 1886 Lebel Infantry<br />
Bayonets, each with cruciform steel<br />
blade, brass hilt and tubular steel scabbard<br />
(4)<br />
£100 - 150<br />
178<br />
A Victorian 1897 Pattern Infantry<br />
Officer's Sword, the 82cm fullered steel<br />
blade etched with Royal cypher and<br />
foliage, the steel hilt pierced and engraved<br />
with Royal cypher, with leather service<br />
scabbard<br />
£80 - 120
179<br />
A French Model 1866 "Chassepot"<br />
Yataghan Sword Bayonet, the St<br />
Etienne steel blade dated 1868, the brass<br />
hilt with steel crossguard numbered G<br />
66682, with an additional spacing ring<br />
between the tightening arrangement of<br />
the muzzle ring, with steel scabbard;<br />
another example, with undated blade,<br />
and steel scabbard; a U.S. Model<br />
1913/17 P14 EnfieldKnife/Sword<br />
Bayonet, the steel blade by Remington,<br />
with steel mounted leather scabbard; an<br />
Austrian Mannlicher Model 1888<br />
Knife Bayonet, with black painted steel<br />
scabbard and leather frog (4)<br />
£100 - 150<br />
180<br />
A 19th Century Black Painted<br />
Wrought Iron Animal Trap, with<br />
multi-toothed angular jaws, small tilting<br />
footplate and one large leaf spring, 31cm<br />
£200 - 250<br />
181<br />
A 19th Century Continental Axe, the<br />
arched curved iron head indistinctly<br />
stamped CREUSET SAU???? GARANTI, the<br />
pine haft of chamfered rectangular<br />
section, length of blade 26.5cm, overall<br />
length 103cm<br />
£80 - 120<br />
182<br />
A British 1871 Pattern Naval Cutlass<br />
Bayonet, the 65.5cm single edge steel<br />
blade stamped WD, crowned E/12 4/75 N,<br />
the steel bowl hilt bearing traces of black<br />
paint, with chequered black leather two<br />
piece grip scales and steel mounted<br />
leather scabbard, the oval frog stud<br />
numbered 420<br />
£100 - 200<br />
183<br />
Harvard University Interest - Two<br />
George V Grenadier Guards 1827<br />
Pattern Swords, to Lt. Kenneth O<br />
German Harvard and & Capt. Lionel<br />
De Jersey Harvard, each with 82cm<br />
steel epee blade etched with Royal cypher,<br />
Regimental badge with battle honours and<br />
foliage by Henry Wilkinson, Pall Mall,<br />
London, one with initials K.H. and<br />
numbered 31434 on edge, the other<br />
numbered 50392, each with nickel plated<br />
gothic hilt pierced and engraved with<br />
Regimental badge, wire bound fish skin<br />
grip and leather service scabbard, one<br />
with leather sword frog and a pair of<br />
leather gloves. Together with copies of<br />
watercolour portraits and a number of<br />
brass rubbings by Lionel and his father<br />
*The above officers were killed in action in<br />
the First World War. They were collateral<br />
descendants of John Harvard, the main<br />
benefactor of Harvard University. John,<br />
who died childless in America in 1638,<br />
willed his wealth, including his extensive<br />
library to Harvard College<br />
**Consigned by a member of the family<br />
£1500 - 2000<br />
184<br />
A George III 1803 Pattern Infantry<br />
Officer's Sabre, the 75cm single edge<br />
curved fullered steel blade bearing traces<br />
of original blueing and gilding, lightly<br />
engraved with Royal cypher, Coat of Arms<br />
and scrolling tendrils, the gilt brass hilt<br />
pierced and cast with crowned GR cypher,<br />
with wire bound fish skin grip and well<br />
cast and chased lion head pommel with<br />
flowing mane, the leather scabbard with<br />
brass mounts - locket missing, together<br />
with a silver bullion and red braid sword<br />
knot and a gilt brass double lion head<br />
buckle<br />
£600 - 700
185<br />
A George III 1803 Pattern Infantry<br />
Officer's Sabre, the 80cm single edge<br />
curved fullered steel blade lightly engraved<br />
and etched with Royal cypher, Coat of<br />
Arms, figure of Britannia and maker's<br />
name Woolley, Sargant & Crane, the gilt<br />
brass stirrup hilt with pierced sword knot<br />
slit, with wire bound horn grip and well<br />
cast and chased lion head pommel, with<br />
brass mounted two ring leather scabbard<br />
£400 - 600<br />
186<br />
A Scarce 1908 Pattern Cavalry<br />
Trooper's Sword used by an Officer<br />
on Foreign Service, the 88cm single<br />
edge fullered spear point steel blade<br />
Enfield marked with issue dates for<br />
1916,1922, 1934 and 1938, the steel bowl<br />
hilt and pommel encased in leather for<br />
service in Mesopotamia and India, the<br />
chequered hard plastic grip with thumb<br />
depression, with leather service scabbard<br />
and frog<br />
£200 - 400<br />
187<br />
A Victorian 1896 Pattern Mountain<br />
Artillery Sword, the 76cm single edge<br />
broad fullered curved steel blade stamped<br />
WILKINSON, PALL MALL to the back edge,<br />
the brass stirrup hilt stamped 26.M.B.316<br />
(26th Mountain Battery, Sword 316), with<br />
ribbed iron grip, the Mark II leather<br />
scabbard stamped Col.1917, with brass<br />
mounts<br />
£200 - 300<br />
188<br />
A Commando Fighting Knife, Second<br />
Pattern, with hand forged steel blade,<br />
brass grip and brass tipped leather<br />
scabbard - upper fixing strap missing<br />
**Formerly the property of Colonel<br />
E.H.R.C.R. Platt see lot 36<br />
£70 - 100<br />
189<br />
A First World War Officer's Private<br />
Purchase Trench Knife, with hatchet tip<br />
steel blade, steel recurving crossguard and<br />
Buddhistic green stone carved grip, with<br />
leather sheath<br />
£60 - 80<br />
190<br />
A Skein Dhu, with scallop back steel<br />
blade, ebony grip with Celtic knot carved<br />
decoration and leather scabbard; a<br />
Hunting Knife, the double edge steel<br />
"Witness" blade stamped Taylor, Sheffield,<br />
with stacked leather washer grip and<br />
leather sheath; a Bowie Type Knife,<br />
with double edge steel blade and plated<br />
cutlery handle, lacks scabbard (3)<br />
£80 - 120<br />
191<br />
A Naval Type Dirk, the 32cm slender<br />
curved single edge blued steel blade<br />
bearing traces of tendril engraving and<br />
name RICHAR.., the brass hilt with ring<br />
turned marine ivory grip and with brass<br />
wire bound wood scabbard; an<br />
Argentinian Gaucho Knife, with Ju-Ca<br />
steel blade, the nickel grip and scabbard<br />
repousse and gilt with flowerheads and<br />
leaves; a Kukri, with brass grip, the<br />
leather scabbard with brass badge mounts<br />
(3)<br />
£150 - 250<br />
192<br />
A Brigg of London Malacca Sword<br />
Stick, the 33cm rounded steel blade<br />
etched with foliage and W.J.WATERER, 55<br />
YEARS SWORD MAKER & CUTLER, 9<br />
PUGH'S PLACE, CARNABY ST.,LONDON<br />
W1, the grip with 9 carat gold pommel<br />
stamped BRIGG<br />
£250 - 300
193<br />
An Edwardian Sword Stick, the 63.5cm<br />
triangular section fullered steel blade<br />
stamped Wilkinson, the tapering handle<br />
covered in silver coloured metal embossed<br />
with clover leaves, with cane haft; a<br />
Partridge Cane Sword Stick, with 66cm<br />
tapering square steel blade, the curved<br />
handle with silver mounts hallmarked for<br />
Chester 1916; a Similar Walking Stick<br />
for a Child, with silver mounts (3)<br />
£180 - 250<br />
194<br />
A Malacca Sword Stick, with 67cm<br />
fullered triangular section steel blade, the<br />
grip with associated bone pommel carved<br />
as a porpoise supported by a wave crest<br />
£150 - 200<br />
195<br />
A Malacca Sword Stick, the 78cm<br />
fullered triangular section steel blade<br />
stamped Made in England, the curved horn<br />
grip with foliate engraved silver collar and<br />
ferrule, hallmarked for London 1925<br />
£70 - 100<br />
196<br />
A Masonic Dress Sword, with etched<br />
steel blade, the brass hilt unscrewing to<br />
attach the crossguard - missing, in a brass<br />
mounted red leather scabbard and leather<br />
covered walking stick case; a Trench Art<br />
Dagger Stick, with brass blade, the brass<br />
hilt with wood grip with poker work<br />
inscription FRICOURT 17, BMDR.GREY,<br />
with brass mounted wood scabbard (2)<br />
£80 - 120<br />
197<br />
A Malacca Sword Stick, the 68.5cm half<br />
blued and gilt steel blade decorated with<br />
foliate scrolls, the grip with wrythen fluted<br />
and foliate embossed globular pommel; a<br />
Bamboo Sword Stick, the 68cm single<br />
edge steel blade engraved with tendrils,<br />
with root wood grip (2)<br />
£150 - 250<br />
198<br />
A Bamboo Sword Stick, with 64cm T<br />
section steel blade, the wood grip carved<br />
with two human masks and a duck head,<br />
each with paste set eyes; an Oriental<br />
Bamboo Sword Stick, with 51cm square<br />
tapering steel blade, the haft carved with<br />
figures in landscapes, with rootwood grip<br />
(2)<br />
£80 - 120<br />
199<br />
A German Hunting Dagger, the 25.5cm<br />
double edge steel blade etched with deer<br />
amidst trees, the nickel hilt with acorn<br />
quillons to the recurving crossguard, antler<br />
grip and leather scabbard; a German<br />
Hunting Dagger, the blade stamped<br />
WFC, the antler grip set with two brass<br />
acorn studs, with brass mounted leather<br />
scabbard - made up (2)<br />
£100 - 150<br />
200<br />
A Folding Pocket Knife by H G Long &<br />
Co., Sheffield, with a double edge short<br />
blade, a single edge long blade and two<br />
piece antler grip scales<br />
£50 - 60
201<br />
An Early 20th Century Bowie Knife by<br />
Joseph Rodgers, Sheffield, the 28cm<br />
clip point steel blade with scallop back,<br />
stamped JOSEPH RODGERS, CUTLERS TO<br />
THEIR MAJESTIES, No.6 NORFOLK<br />
STREET, SHEFFIELD to one side of the<br />
ricasso, the opposing side stamped with a<br />
star and a Maltese cross, the German<br />
silver crossguard with spherical quillons,<br />
with two piece polished horn grip scales, in<br />
an associated contemporary oak case<br />
£400 - 600<br />
202<br />
An F W James of Sheffield Bowie<br />
Knife, the 23cm clip point scallop back<br />
steel blade etched AMERICA The land of<br />
the free and the home of the BRAVE<br />
within a foliate cartouche, the ricasso<br />
stamped with maker's name, with plain<br />
brass crossguard, two piece polished horn<br />
grip scales and brass pommel embossed<br />
with a stylised dog<br />
£150 - 200<br />
203<br />
An R S Giles Bowie Knife, the 14.5cm<br />
single edge steel blade with maker's name<br />
stamped to the ricasso, the German silver<br />
hilt with two piece ebony grip scales inset<br />
with vacant escutcheon and beaded<br />
collars, with leather sheath<br />
£150 - 200<br />
204<br />
A George Wostenholm & Son of<br />
Sheffield Small Bowie Knife, the 15cm<br />
clip point steel blade stamped with<br />
maker's name and I*XL to the ricasso,<br />
with plain brass crossguard, two piece<br />
antler grip scales and leather sheath<br />
£150 - 200<br />
205<br />
A J Dobie & Co., Glasgow Folding<br />
Lock Knife, the 18cm clip point steel<br />
blade stamped with maker's name to the<br />
ricasso, with swivelling nickel crossguard,<br />
two piece antler grip scales set with nickel<br />
release panel engraved "From the<br />
Chappers", with leather sheath<br />
£200 - 300<br />
206<br />
A Thompson & O'Neill Large Folding<br />
Pocket Knife, the steel frame with antler<br />
grip scales set with a hoof pick, rasp/saw,<br />
two different size knife blades, a<br />
corkscrew, a screw pin, a square tapering<br />
bradawl, a pair of tweezers and a pin, with<br />
nickel hanging loop and leather sheath<br />
£300 - 400<br />
207<br />
An Underwood "Harewood Knife",<br />
with folding lock blade stamped with<br />
maker's name, steel frame with antler<br />
grips, set with a corkscrew, small knife<br />
blade, button hook, square tapering<br />
bradawl, a pair of tweezers, a pin and a<br />
fleam, with leather sheath<br />
£200 - 300<br />
208<br />
A Drew & Sons, Piccadilly Circus,<br />
London Silver Mounted Folding<br />
Pocket Knife, the steel frame with silver<br />
grip scales hallmarked for Sheffield 1898<br />
and engraved with initials A.R-G, set with<br />
a hoof pick, corkscrew, screw pin, button<br />
hook, tapering triangular bradawl, two<br />
graduating knife blades and a file/chisel<br />
£400 - 500
209<br />
A Shooter's Folding Pocket Knife -<br />
"The Adjustable Extractor", with nickel<br />
grip scales set with four varying types of<br />
knife blade, a pair of cartridge extractor<br />
tweezers, a corkscrew and a button hook;<br />
a Howill & Sons, Sheffield Folding<br />
Pocket Knife, with antler grip scales, set<br />
with pair of scissors, can opener, bottle<br />
opener and two knife blades (2)<br />
£300 - 400<br />
210<br />
A Small Hunting Knife, the spear point<br />
steel blade stamped A REYNOLDS,<br />
SHEFFIELD, with antler grip and leather<br />
sheath; nine Various Folding Pocket<br />
Knives, including one with nickel scales<br />
stamped DCC A.R.P. 1939, with blade and<br />
marlin spike, four with antler grip scales<br />
and three with embossed metal grip scales<br />
(10)<br />
£120 - 180<br />
211<br />
A First World War Stitched Leather<br />
Covered Riding Crop Sword Stick,<br />
made from a French label bayonet; a<br />
Small Bamboo Sword Cane, with<br />
rootwood grip (2)<br />
£150 - 180<br />
212<br />
A Georgian Sabre of 1796 Type, the<br />
70cm single edge broad fullered curved<br />
steel blade etched Osborn's within a foliate<br />
ribbon, the steel stirrup hilt with swept<br />
curved backstrap, copper wire bound<br />
leather grip, shallow langets (one<br />
damaged) and scroll quillon, lacks<br />
scabbard; a Victorian 1845 Pattern<br />
Infantry Officer's Sword, the 82cm<br />
single edge steel blade etched with<br />
foliage, the brass gothic hilt pierced with<br />
Royal cypher, wire bound fish skin grip,<br />
lacks scabbard; a Kukri, with nickel<br />
mounted horn grip and leather scabbard<br />
set with two small knives (3)<br />
£250 - 300<br />
213<br />
An Edward VII Heavy Cavalry<br />
Officer's Sword to the 17th Lancers<br />
(Duke of Cambridge's Own), the 89cm<br />
single edge fullered steel blade etched<br />
with Royal cypher(lacks scabbard),<br />
Regimental crest, scrolling foliage and<br />
owner's initials H.S.N., by Henry Wilkinson,<br />
Pall Mall, London, the steel hilt with<br />
chequered grip, pommel and backstrap,<br />
lacks scabbard<br />
£350 - 450<br />
214<br />
A Bamboo Sword Stick, with 57cm<br />
square tapering stiletto blade, brass ferrule<br />
and collar, and curved mahogany handle<br />
£60 - 80<br />
215<br />
A Maori Greenstone Axe Head, of<br />
rounded oblong form, bearing an old<br />
paper label inscribed "TOMAHAWK<br />
Brought from Aukland, New Zealand by<br />
Mr.......Sept.1873", 13cm by 5.5cm<br />
£100 - 200<br />
216<br />
A 19th Century African Sword, with a<br />
European 48cm double edge steel blade of<br />
diamond section, each side inlaid and gilt<br />
with "VIVE LE ROY", the rhinoceros horn<br />
grip carved as the bust of a man with<br />
inlaid lighter horn dot decoration<br />
**Sold with Animal Health permission<br />
letter 108-12/13<br />
£200 - 300
217<br />
An Australian Aborigine Woomera<br />
(Spear Thrower), of wood, one side<br />
lightly carved with an emu, lizard and<br />
snake; a Massim Type Dark Wood<br />
Sword Club, with baluster head, flat<br />
oblong body carved with diapering and<br />
leaf forms, with leather bound grip; two<br />
Wood Food Bowls, 24cm and 39.5cm<br />
(4)<br />
£100 - 150<br />
218<br />
An African Hide Shield, of convex form,<br />
set with six securing studs, four with brass<br />
domed bosses, backed by the velvet<br />
cushion backed leather straps, 51cm by<br />
50cm; a Masai Spear, the elongated leaf<br />
shape blade with raised medial ridge to<br />
each side, short wood haft and spiked<br />
butt; a Sudanese Spear, with hide<br />
bound haft and a spear head with cut<br />
down haft (4)<br />
£100 - 200<br />
219<br />
A Zulu Battle Axe, with slender crescent<br />
shape blade and cylindrical tang inset into<br />
the swollen head of the wood haft, bound<br />
with woven copper wire; a Very Similar<br />
Battle Axe; two African Hide Quivers,<br />
one containing fourteen arrows; a West<br />
African Iron Work Figure of a Horse<br />
and Rider, on a flat plinth and wrought<br />
stem with triple foot (5)<br />
£100 - 200<br />
220<br />
A 19th Century Sudanese Kaskara,<br />
the 91cm double edge steel blade with<br />
spatulate tip, the cruciform hilt with coiled<br />
leather bound grip, with leather scabbard<br />
(af)<br />
£80 - 120<br />
221<br />
A West African Swordstick, the single<br />
edge steel blade with scallop punched<br />
decoration, with leather bound grip and<br />
haft; a Royal West African Frontier<br />
Force Zouave Waistcoat, of crimson<br />
wool with black faced collar and yellow<br />
braid trim, with label stencilled JACKETS<br />
ZOUAVE, R.W.A.F.F. (Corporals and<br />
below) Infantry and Military Police, Size 4.<br />
1957 (2)<br />
£80 - 120<br />
222<br />
A Zulu Knobkerrie, with globular head<br />
and cylindrical haft, bound all over with<br />
woven brightly coloured wire in bands of<br />
zig zag, 63cm; a Zulu Stabbing Spear,<br />
the haft with similar decoration (2- circa<br />
1930's)<br />
£200 - 300<br />
223<br />
A Malayan Kris, with wavy damascened<br />
steel blade, carved wood grip and wood<br />
scabbard; two Large Indian Kukri, each<br />
with horn grip and leather scabbard set<br />
with skinning knives; a Regimental<br />
Shield Shape Plaque, set with crossed<br />
kukri; an Indian Small Dagger, with<br />
leather scabbard (5)<br />
£80 - 120<br />
224<br />
A South Sea Islands Wood Club,<br />
possibly Samoan, of lozenge section,<br />
with an eight reeded collar and lightly<br />
hand tool carved grip, 59cm<br />
£300 - 400<br />
225<br />
A 19th Century Borneo Parang, the<br />
59cm single edge steel blade set with a<br />
skinning blade, with abstract shape carved<br />
wood Y shaped hilt and two piece wood<br />
scabbard inset with coins<br />
£70 - 90
226<br />
A Borneo Hardwood Sumpitan<br />
(Blowpipe), with swollen mouthpiece, a<br />
steel spearhead bound to the opposing<br />
end with wicker, 192cm, together with a<br />
bamboo quiver of darts, a gourd poison<br />
flask and a length of bamboo for making<br />
the darts<br />
£80 - 120<br />
227<br />
A 19th Century Khyber Knife, the<br />
55cm T section steel blade with a narrow<br />
fuller to the top edge, with fluted two<br />
piece horn grip scales, in a brass mounted<br />
leather scabbard; a Japanese Bamboo<br />
Walking Cane, carved with panels of<br />
high ranking figures (2)<br />
£70 - 100<br />
228<br />
A Zulu Knobkerrie, with small globular<br />
head and slightly tapering cylindrical haft,<br />
78cm<br />
£60 - 80<br />
229<br />
A Masai, East Africa Arm Sword, the<br />
40 cm double edge steel blade with<br />
rounded tip, brass grip with pierced arched<br />
pommel, the brass mounted leather<br />
scabbard with leather armband<br />
£70 - 90<br />
230<br />
A 19th Century Khyber Knife, with T<br />
section steel blade, the facetted steel hilt<br />
with two piece wrythen fluted horn grip<br />
scales<br />
£100 - 150<br />
231<br />
Four Indian Sword Blades, each with<br />
curved single edge, three with scabbards,<br />
two other scabbards and a copy of a<br />
fencing foil (7)<br />
£80 - 120<br />
232<br />
An 18th Century Indian Talwar, with<br />
83cm single edge curved steel blade, the<br />
steel hilt inlaid with foliate scrolls in silver,<br />
with long langets, baluster grip and disc<br />
shape pommel; two 19th Century<br />
Indian Talwars, each with curved steel<br />
blade and steel hilt with disc shape<br />
pommel, one for a child (3 - lack<br />
scabbards)<br />
£150 - 200<br />
233<br />
An 19th Century Indian Talwar, with<br />
74cm single edge triple fullered curved<br />
steel blade, the steel hilt with long langets,<br />
baluster grip, curved knuckle bow and disc<br />
shape pommel, with green leather<br />
scabbard; a 19th Century Indian<br />
Talwar, with curved steel blade, steel hilt<br />
with disc shape pommel, with blue velvet<br />
covered scabbard (2)<br />
£150 - 200<br />
234<br />
A 19th Century Indian Talwar, with<br />
64cm single edge curved steel blade, the<br />
steel hilt with shaped pierced langets,<br />
baluster grip, curved bifurcated scroll<br />
knuckle bow and disc shape pommel; a<br />
Similar Talwar, the steel hilt without a<br />
knuckle bow; a 19th Century Indian<br />
Talwar, with 78cm single edge straight<br />
steel blade, steel hilt with disc shape<br />
pommel and curved knuckle bow (3-lack<br />
scabbards)<br />
£150 - 200<br />
235<br />
Two Zulu Knobkerries, one with large<br />
globular head on a thick tapering<br />
cylindrical haft bound with a planished<br />
copper band, 61cm, the other with<br />
globular head on a slender tapering<br />
cylindrical haft, 64cm (2 - cracks and<br />
crevices)<br />
£250 - 300
236<br />
A Zulu Knobkerrie, with globular head<br />
on a tapering cylindrical haft, 75cm<br />
£80 - 120<br />
237<br />
An Indian Armour Piercing Knife, the<br />
single edge steel blade decorated on one<br />
side with gilt scrolling tendrils and with<br />
swollen tip, facetted waisted haft and bone<br />
grip, with brass mounted leather scabbard<br />
£80 - 120<br />
238<br />
A Solomon Islands Paddle Club, the<br />
leaf shape blade with raised medial ridge<br />
to each side, with tapering oval section<br />
haft, 131cm<br />
£200 - 300<br />
239<br />
A 20th Century Fijian Culacula War<br />
Club, the paddle shape head with serrated<br />
edge, with tapering oval section haft,<br />
106cm; two Australian Aborigine<br />
Fighting Sticks (Boomerangs), one<br />
with stone tool chiselled decoration, 57cm<br />
and 52cm (3)<br />
£200 - 300<br />
240<br />
A 20th Century Massim, Trobriand<br />
Islands Sword Club, of dark wide<br />
grained wood, one side lightly carved with<br />
two panels of intricate scrolls and chevron<br />
banding with traces of lime infill, with knife<br />
grip handle<br />
£100 - 150<br />
241<br />
An Arab Jambiya, the double edge<br />
curved steel blade with raised medial<br />
ridge, the waisted horn grip with studded<br />
decoration and set two brass bosses, the<br />
cream leather scabbard with tan leather<br />
strapping, and with metal thread<br />
decorated velvet waist belt; an Indian<br />
Kukri, with horn grip and leather<br />
scabbard set with a small knife (2)<br />
£80 - 120<br />
242<br />
A Yemini Jambiya, the curved steel<br />
blade with raised medial ridge, the waisted<br />
horn grip with metal studded decoration to<br />
one side, and set with two copper bosses,<br />
the leather scabbard decorated with silver<br />
coloured metal foliate filigree and with a<br />
silver, black and crimson brocade belt<br />
**Purchased in Sanna, Yemin<br />
approximately three years ago<br />
£250 - 350<br />
243<br />
An Omani Jambiya, the curved steel<br />
blade with raised medial ridge, with silver<br />
mounted ebonised waisted grip, the<br />
leather scabbard with foliate embossed<br />
silver gilt fittings, mounted in a glazed<br />
display case<br />
£150 - 250<br />
244<br />
A Zulu Knobkerrie, made from one piece<br />
of wood, the large globular head with age<br />
crevices and fine splits, on a tapering<br />
cylindrical haft, 74cm; a South African<br />
Drover's Whip, possibly of buffalo hide,<br />
with woven brass and copper wire bound<br />
grip, 93cm; a Zulu Wood Walking<br />
Cane, with small globular head, the<br />
tapering cylindrical haft with a carved<br />
raised diamond motif, 83cm (3)<br />
£100 - 200
245<br />
A Dyak Mandau (Headhunter's<br />
Sword), the hatchet tip steel blade with<br />
inset brass rivets and engraved lozenge<br />
band to one side, with cord bound grip<br />
and antler hilt, the two piece wood<br />
scabbard painted with scrolls in cream and<br />
red, set with tufts of hair and teeth; a<br />
Reproduction Pistol Sword, with two<br />
piece wood grip scales (2)<br />
£80 - 120<br />
246<br />
A South African Drover's Hide Whip,<br />
possibly Cape Buffalo, the ivory handle<br />
with wrythen fluted grip and globular<br />
pommel; a Very Similar Whip, the ivory<br />
handle with ringed grip and globular<br />
pommel (2)<br />
£80 - 120<br />
247<br />
A 19th Century Indian Peshkabz, the<br />
20cm T section steel blade inset with brass<br />
star motifs, with two piece bone grip; a<br />
19th Century Indian Bichwa, with<br />
double edge curved steel blade, the brass<br />
hilt cast as a stylised bird, with integral<br />
knuckle bow; an Early 19th Century<br />
Indian Khanjar, with curved double edge<br />
steel blade, and two piece bone grip (3 -<br />
lack sheaths)<br />
£150 - 250<br />
248<br />
An Indian Pesch Kabz, with T section<br />
steel blade, silver mounted hilt with two<br />
piece ivory grip scales and red velvet<br />
covered scabbard; a Malayan Dagger,<br />
with wavy blade, silver coloured metal<br />
mounted wood pistol grip and scabbard;<br />
an Indian Dagger, with bone grip and<br />
brass scabbard; a Modern Dyak<br />
Mandau, the painted wood grip and<br />
scabbard decorated with tufts of hair and<br />
teeth; a Chinese Small Sword, in<br />
Japanese style, with painted ebonised<br />
wood grip and scabbard (5)<br />
£100 - 150<br />
249<br />
Six Various African Spear Heads, one<br />
with raised medial ridge, one with barbs,<br />
all with sockets<br />
£70 - 100<br />
250<br />
A Malayan Parang Type Sword, the<br />
54cm broad straight damascened steel<br />
blade with a narrow fuller to the top edge,<br />
the carved horn grip with hollow bifurcated<br />
pommel<br />
£100 - 200<br />
251<br />
An Eastern Small Sword, the 48cm<br />
single edge slightly curved steel blade with<br />
indecipherable incised motif, each side of<br />
the carved horn saw-handle hilt decorated<br />
with a band of celtic knots and a stylised<br />
shuriken motif<br />
£100 - 200<br />
252<br />
A Malayan Bade Bade, with single edge<br />
steel blade, silver mounted horn grip and<br />
silver scabbard; a Very Similar Bade<br />
Bade, with unmounted curved horn grip<br />
and silver scabbard (2)<br />
£150 - 200<br />
253<br />
A Mumuye Carved Wood Ancestor<br />
Figure, Nigeria, of abstract form,<br />
standing with flared pierced ear flaps,<br />
crested coiffure, circular eyes, with<br />
chevron scarifications running from the<br />
sides of the grooved lozenge mouth, with<br />
long pole body, bent arms and on carved<br />
ridged legs, 104cm, on a later display<br />
plinth,<br />
£400 - 600
254<br />
A Bamileke Wood Figure of a<br />
Drummer, standing, playing a drum set<br />
between his legs, 40cm; a Yoruba<br />
Shango Type Figure, of a kneeling<br />
woman, her hands supporting her large<br />
breasts, 37cm; a West African Wood<br />
Bust of a Man, with tall conical<br />
headdress and coiffure, triple ring neck<br />
and fluted plinth, 54cm (3)<br />
£100 - 150<br />
258<br />
A Kamba Wood Stool, the dished<br />
circular seat inset with concentric<br />
scalloped panels of coloured glass beads,<br />
on four slightly out-turned legs and pad<br />
feet, 32cm diameter; an African One<br />
Piece Carved Wood Stool, with circular<br />
slab seat, four diaper carved curved<br />
uprights on a pierced circular plinth, 28cm<br />
diameter (2 - split)<br />
£80 - 120<br />
255<br />
A Fang Type Wood Post Finial, carved<br />
as a triple face figure, each heart shape<br />
face with metal stud eyes and small<br />
pursed slit mouth, with rounded shoulders<br />
and short bent arms, on a later display<br />
plinth, 58cm high overall<br />
£100 - 150<br />
256<br />
A Bamana Antelope Headdress, the<br />
horizontal head with open mouth and<br />
chevron teeth, on a basketry cap, 63cm<br />
wide; two Baule Type Wood Masks,<br />
and two other African masks (5)<br />
£100 - 150<br />
257<br />
A Ndengese Type Wood King Figure,<br />
the oval head with swept back conical<br />
horn coiffure, large elliptical eyes, long<br />
nose with flared nostrils, small curved<br />
mouth with two rows of teeth, multi ringed<br />
neck, the rectangular block body carved all<br />
over with diapered panels, his hands<br />
clasped to his protruding navel, on a<br />
shallow circular plinth, 98cm (some worm<br />
damage); a Large Ebonised Wood<br />
Figure, of a seated man with animal hair<br />
topknot, his hands holding blocks resting<br />
on his bent knees, 70cm (2)<br />
£150 - 250<br />
259<br />
A Tuareg Carved Wood Food Press,<br />
carved as a half kneeling ram, its body<br />
with a square block container with pierced<br />
metal base, set with a T shape pestle,<br />
49cm; a West African Wood Panel,<br />
carved with figures feasting, 14cm by<br />
58cm; a Makonde Type Ebonised<br />
Wood Figure, as a man with flattened<br />
elongated head, standing holding a<br />
bifurcated staff, 67cm (3)<br />
£80 - 120<br />
260<br />
A Tibetan Lacquered Wood Figure of<br />
a Wrathful Deity, seated, wearing a gold<br />
painted sash and a boar's tusk neck<br />
adornment, 48cm; a Massim Type<br />
Ebonised Wood Club, with scroll incised<br />
square section head, the grip carved as<br />
two stylised faces; an Ebony Staff, the<br />
pommel carved as a clenched hand; an<br />
African Ebony Dance Spear, with<br />
figural grip (4)<br />
£80 - 120<br />
261<br />
An Inuit Totemic Figure, carved from<br />
three graduated vertebrae of a sea<br />
mammal, possibly a Beluga whale; a<br />
South American Basket, of rectangular<br />
form, with hinged lid, decorated with<br />
stylised figures and horses (2)
**Inuit Totemic Figure with CITES A10<br />
(non-transferable) licence no.508565/01<br />
Registered with Natural England, Class<br />
Licence CL07/2012/42<br />
£80 - 120<br />
262<br />
A Zulu Wood Butter Churner, with<br />
fluted conical head and cylindrical haft; a<br />
Very Similar Example, with fluted semi<br />
globular head; two Zulu Staffs, one with<br />
rootwood head, the other with globular<br />
pommel and ringed collar; a Pair of<br />
Scimitar Horned Oryx (Oryx<br />
dammah) Horns, unmounted (6)<br />
£100 - 200<br />
263<br />
An Australian Aborigine Didgeridoo,<br />
the tapering cylindrical body with<br />
pointillism decoration of a kangaroo,<br />
chevron and diaper motifs in bright<br />
colours on a black/maroon ground,<br />
122cm; a Smaller Didgeridoo, with<br />
similar decoration of concentric circles,<br />
star motifs and alternating bands of bright<br />
colour, 60cm (2)<br />
£50 - 60<br />
264<br />
A Papua New Guinea Wood Feast<br />
Bowl, of elliptical form, the sides and<br />
ends of the exterior rim carved with<br />
stylised fish highlighted with white<br />
pigment, 68cm<br />
£70 - 100<br />
265<br />
A Papua New Guinea Large Woven<br />
Two Colour Cane Basket, of flared<br />
circular form, woven with chevron bands,<br />
with two high loop handles, 68cm; a<br />
Similar Shallow Circular Basket, the<br />
central panel worked with a flowerhead,<br />
57cm (2)<br />
£60 - 80<br />
266<br />
A Papua New Guinea Kundu (Drum),<br />
made from a hollowed tree trunk carved<br />
into a tall spool shape with central handle<br />
and with stretched lizard skin drum set<br />
with resin tuning blobs, 81cm; a Similar<br />
Smaller Kundu, 75cm (2)<br />
£80 - 120<br />
267<br />
A Papua New Guinea Wood Wall<br />
Bracket as a Silhouette Mask, with<br />
inset cowrie shell eyes to each side, 62cm;<br />
a Large Ancestor Type Figure, as a<br />
hunter carrying a dead crocodile over his<br />
shoulder, a spear in his other hand, each<br />
with inset cowrie shell eyes, decorated in<br />
ochre, brown and white, 95cm (2)<br />
£100 - 200<br />
268<br />
A Papua New Guinea Adze, with stone<br />
head inset into the wood Y shape frame<br />
partially covered with woven wicker; a<br />
Papua New Guinea Wood Bow, with<br />
vegetable fibre string; three Fish Spears,<br />
with barbed wood heads and bamboo<br />
hafts and two other spears (7)<br />
£80 - 120<br />
269<br />
A Papua New Guinea Emblem Wood<br />
Wall Plaque, carved as a bird of paradise<br />
perched on a kundu, 54cm; a Papua<br />
New Guinea Wood Carving, as an eagle<br />
attacking a tortoise, 20cm (2)<br />
£50 - 80<br />
270<br />
A Collection of Papua New Guinea<br />
Souvenirs, comprising an earthenware<br />
bust head set with feathers, five carved<br />
stone figures, a mother of pearl inlaid<br />
wood double figure and a carved wood<br />
pestle and mortar (9)<br />
£50 - 80
271<br />
A West African Four Stringed<br />
Instrument, the boat shape sound drum<br />
covered in python skin, the neck formed<br />
from an ivory tusk with human head<br />
pommel and with three ivory pegs - one<br />
missing<br />
£150 - 250<br />
272<br />
A Benin, Nigeria Brass Goblet, the<br />
semi ovoid bowl cast with a band of plant<br />
forms, on a diapered trunk-like stem and<br />
flat circular foot, 25cm<br />
£70 - 100<br />
273<br />
A South East African Wood Staff, the<br />
finial carved as a standing woman, her<br />
hands resting on her hips, on a banded<br />
chevron and facet carved cylindrical haft<br />
(af); two Modern African Masks, one<br />
with display stand, the other on a<br />
semi-circular plinth; a pair of crocodile<br />
carved ivory tusks (5)<br />
£100 - 150<br />
274<br />
A South Sea Islands Necklace, the<br />
plaited and brown stained cord hung with<br />
six rectangular mother of pearl panels,<br />
polished on one side, one with a lower<br />
edge incised with diamond motifs<br />
£100 - 150<br />
275<br />
An African Fly Whisk, possibly Zulu,<br />
the handle formed from a loop of beaded<br />
copper wire secured by two clips, the<br />
animal hair whisk bound to the handle<br />
with woven copper wire; a Very Similar<br />
Fly Whisk; a Chokwe Wood Mask, the<br />
oval face with large elliptical eyes, and<br />
protruding lips, with diaper carved coiffure<br />
set with twisted vegetable fibre hair<br />
strands (3)<br />
£200 - 300<br />
275A<br />
A Zulu Hide Shield, of elliptical form,<br />
with a central laced band supporting the<br />
wood spine, with rolled hide grip, 100cm<br />
£100 - 150<br />
276<br />
A Masai Hide Dance Shield, painted<br />
with chevron bands and semi-circular<br />
panels in ochre, red, black and white,<br />
bound to the bentwood frame with leather<br />
strips, 67cm<br />
£80 - 120<br />
277<br />
A Fang, Gabon Reliquary Ancestor<br />
Figure, the carved wood Bieri seated on a<br />
stool with hands clasped across his chest,<br />
with inset brass stud eyes, all surmounted<br />
on a bent barkwood canister and covered<br />
in a brown pigment, 55cm<br />
£100 - 150<br />
278<br />
A Benin Bronze Hand Bell/Gong,<br />
hollow cast as a Janus figure, the tall neck<br />
wrapped in coarse woven cloth to form the<br />
grip, the base with applied cast figures of<br />
a man, snake and spider, 47cm<br />
£100 - 150<br />
279<br />
A Small Songye Carved Wood Power<br />
Figure, as a man with his hands resting<br />
on his large stomach, on a later plinth;<br />
25cm; a Luba Small Figure of a<br />
Woman, with fanned coiffure, on a later<br />
plinth, 26cm; a Tabwa Small Carved<br />
Wood Headrest, as a kneeling woman<br />
supporting the pillow as a large flat bowl<br />
on her head, 18cm (3)<br />
£60 - 80
280<br />
A Dogon Carved Wood Fertility<br />
Figure, as a woman with block face and<br />
fanned crested coiffure, large pointed<br />
breasts, her hands resting on her stomach,<br />
with bent legs, on a later plinth<br />
£100 - 200<br />
281<br />
A North American Indian Beadwork<br />
Panel, of oblong form, worked with two<br />
pairs of triple rectangular chain link bands<br />
in yellow, blue and green glass beads on a<br />
white field, with green velvet binding to<br />
the linen backing, possibly Woodlands,<br />
31cm by 44cm (minor bead loss along the<br />
centre crease)<br />
£200 - 300<br />
282<br />
A South African Beadwork Cape,<br />
possibly Xhosa, Natal, of coarsely woven<br />
cream cotton, decorated with diapered<br />
bands of white beads bordered by<br />
turquoise beads and brown ribbon, the<br />
hem set with bands of animal fur trimmed<br />
with buttons<br />
£300 - 500<br />
285<br />
A 19th Century Haida Carved Horn<br />
Ladle, with flat rounded bowl, the hollow<br />
handle carved with four graduated totemic<br />
figures inlaid with abalone shell, 31cm<br />
£200 - 400<br />
286<br />
A Fang, Gabon Wood Mask, the<br />
quartered face with small aquiline nose,<br />
raised oval slit eyes, pursed lips, with<br />
patinated domed forehead and chin, the<br />
cheeks and side panels decorated in a<br />
white/cream pigment, 27cm<br />
£100 - 200<br />
287<br />
An Australian Aborigine Fighting<br />
Stick (Boomerang), with stone tool<br />
carved decoration to one side, 67cm; a<br />
Solomon Islands Carved Wood Fish,<br />
with inset shell eyes 35cm; two Oceanic<br />
Carved Wood Boat Shape Bowls, with<br />
square panelled and diaper incised and<br />
stained decoration, 67cm and 72cm; a<br />
Crocodile Skin Waist Belt, with laced<br />
borders (5)<br />
£100 - 150<br />
283<br />
A Late 19th/ Early 20th Century<br />
Scrimshaw Work Walrus Tusk<br />
Cribbage Marker, one side well<br />
decorated with an Inuit roping a caribou,<br />
the cribbage board flanked by suits of<br />
diamond, heart, club and spade, and a<br />
polar bear, the opposing side with a<br />
walrus, a hare and two beavers, one<br />
caught in a gin trap, 42cm<br />
£300 - 500<br />
284<br />
A Luba/Hemba, Congo Dark Stained<br />
Wood Figure of a Woman, standing<br />
with small breasts and large rounded<br />
stomach on a rectangular plinth, 62cm<br />
£70 - 100<br />
288<br />
Two Sepik River, Papua New Guinea<br />
Wood Sawfish Hooks, each of almost<br />
triangular form, the wood handle bound to<br />
the hook with sennet and with plaited rope<br />
running down its length (2)<br />
£100 - 150<br />
289<br />
A Sepik River, Papua New Guinea<br />
Wood Lime Spatula, the handle carved<br />
as a stylised crocodile head, 45cm long.<br />
£60 - 80
290<br />
Three Dan Wood Face Masks, each of<br />
oval form with domed forehead, slit eyes,<br />
triangular nose and pierced mouth with<br />
pursed lips, one with a woven headdress<br />
set with shells, two with plaited and<br />
twisted coir hair (3)<br />
£100 - 150<br />
291<br />
Two Dan Wood Face Masks, each of<br />
oval form with domed forehead, slit eyes,<br />
triangular nose and pierced mouth with<br />
pursed lips, with plaited and twisted coir<br />
hair and beard<br />
£70 - 100<br />
292<br />
A Bwa Burkina Faso Plank Mask,<br />
carved as a stylised owl with hooked beak<br />
over pierced lozenge shape mouth, flanked<br />
by wide wings painted with concentric<br />
circles in ochre, brown, red and white,<br />
84cm<br />
£80 - 120<br />
293<br />
A G & J W Hawksley Steel Powder<br />
Flask, of plain pear shape, with nickel<br />
mounts, the charger stamped Sykes, the<br />
top stamped with maker's name; a Brass<br />
Bullet Mould, stamped 13 and numbered<br />
No.577; an Unused Pack of Camo<br />
Netting, 54" by 12' (3)<br />
£70 - 90<br />
295<br />
An Ajack 2,5 X 70 Hunting Scope,<br />
numbered 3249, in original box<br />
£150 - 200<br />
296<br />
A Military No.53 Mk1 Scope, stamped<br />
TEL.SIG.No.53 MK1 OS 1075 GA.<br />
R.S.A.2930 with broad arrow<br />
£100 - 200<br />
297<br />
A Brass Bound Stitched Leather<br />
Shotgun Case, the cover embossed with<br />
initials and with brass vacant boss, the<br />
crimson baize lined oak interior fitted to<br />
take 28inch barrels<br />
£150 - 200<br />
298<br />
A Stitched Leather Leg o' Mutton<br />
Shotgun Case, fitted to take 30inch<br />
barrels, with brass mounts and rolled<br />
leather handle; a Sheepskin Lined<br />
Brown Leather Gun Slip, a mahogany<br />
cased cleaning kit and a leather cartridge<br />
belt (4)<br />
£100 - 200<br />
299<br />
A 19th Century Polished Horn Shot<br />
Flask, with brass mounts and push-in<br />
brass charger; a Similar Powder Horn,<br />
with brass screw cover to the wood base,<br />
and with diaper incised decoration (2)<br />
£100 - 150<br />
294<br />
A 19th Century Stitched Leather<br />
Shotgun Case, the hinged cover set with<br />
a brass boss, with brass lock and clasp,<br />
opening to reveal the green baize lined<br />
interior fitted to take 30inch barrels, and<br />
with a lift-out compartment for cleaning<br />
equipment<br />
£100 - 150<br />
300<br />
A Copper Powder Flask, embossed with<br />
hanging game, with Improved Patent<br />
flashproof brass charger; a Copper<br />
Powder Flask by G & J W Hawksley, of<br />
plain form with chamfered sides and brass<br />
charger; a Small Copper Powder Flask,<br />
embossed with pheasant cartouche af; an<br />
Eastern Brass and Copper Powder<br />
Flask, of circular form (4)<br />
£90 - 120
301<br />
A Brass and Steel Gang Mould, for six<br />
spherical bullets, stamped 80 and with<br />
broad arrowhead over WD; a Brass and<br />
Steel Double Bullet Mould, numbered<br />
297341; a Steel 16 Bore Bullet Mould,<br />
for a spherical bullet; a Brass Shot<br />
Measure, with ebonised handle and a<br />
quantity of lead bullets (5)<br />
£100 - 200<br />
302<br />
A Display of Air Rifle Pellet Tins, set<br />
on green baize in a glazed case, 33cm by<br />
107cm<br />
£60 - 80<br />
303<br />
A Brass Bound Stitched Leather<br />
Cartridge Case, the crimson baize lined<br />
inner lid set with paper label for J F<br />
Smythe, "The Sportsman's Repository",<br />
Darlington, the four oak lined<br />
compartments with pigskin straps<br />
£250 - 350<br />
304<br />
A Stitched Leather Leg o' Mutton<br />
Shotgun Case, with brass mounts and<br />
lock, fitted to take 30inch barrels<br />
£60 - 80<br />
305<br />
A Stitched Leather Shotgun Case, with<br />
brass lock and clasp, the green baize lined<br />
interior fitted to take 28inch barrels, with<br />
accessories including a cleaning rod, oil<br />
bottle and a pair of 12 bore snapcaps<br />
£80 - 120<br />
306<br />
A Bartram & Co Copper Powder Flask,<br />
of plain pear shape, the brass charger<br />
stamped with maker's name and Nimrod<br />
logo; a Leather Cover Metal Powder<br />
Flask, by G & J W Hawksley, with brass<br />
charger (2)<br />
£70 - 90<br />
307<br />
A Horsley's Patent 12 Bore<br />
Redecapper, in brass and green painted<br />
cast iron, numbered 17667; two 12 Bore<br />
Roll Turnover Tools, in green painted<br />
cast iron and brass; two Leather Shot<br />
Flasks, with brass nozzles and sprung<br />
measures, and two cleaning rods (7)<br />
£70 - 100<br />
308<br />
A Large Copper Powder Flask, of<br />
chamfered oblong form, the brass charger<br />
with exposed steel spring; a Zinc Pistol<br />
Flask, embossed with a stylised shell (2)<br />
£80 - 120<br />
309<br />
Two Copper Powder Flasks, one<br />
embossed with a pheasant perched on a<br />
wheat sheaf, the other embossed with a<br />
running rabbit, each with brass Patent<br />
flash proof charger; two Copper Powder<br />
Flasks, each embossed with scrolling<br />
acanthus leaves, the brass charger with<br />
exposed steel spring (4)<br />
£100 - 150<br />
310<br />
A 19th Century Copper Combination<br />
Pistol Flask, with brass mounts, charger<br />
with steel spring (broken), swivelling cover<br />
for ball compartment and screw base,<br />
11cm (af)<br />
£120 - 180
311<br />
A Rare 19th Century Lark Lure, the<br />
panelled and chamfered rectangular top<br />
set with small mirror panels, on a<br />
revolving telescopic stem set into a<br />
baluster turned and tapering beech haft<br />
with steel ground spike, 97cm<br />
£180 - 250<br />
317<br />
A Quantity of Reloading Equipment,<br />
including a Lyman 450 lube sizer with<br />
ratchet, a Lyman six hole turret press,<br />
two Lee three hole turret presses,<br />
auto-disc powder measures, bullet moulds<br />
etc<br />
£150 - 250<br />
312<br />
A Copper Powder Flask by G & J W<br />
Hawkesley, Sheffield, with fluted neck,<br />
the body embossed with a band of vine<br />
leaves and with acanthus sheathed base,<br />
with brass charger and steel external<br />
spring; a Leather Shot Flask, with brass<br />
charger (2)<br />
£50 - 80<br />
313<br />
A Stitched Leather Shotgun Case, the<br />
inner cover set with label for Charles<br />
Lancaster, London, green baize lined<br />
interior fitted to take 30inch barrels<br />
£50 - 80<br />
314<br />
A Tasco 6-18x14 Long Range Rifle<br />
Scope - boxed<br />
£100 - 150<br />
315<br />
A Lee Turret Press, with two boxed<br />
4-hole quick change turrets (3)<br />
£40 - 60<br />
316<br />
Accessories, comprising a leather<br />
cartridge belt, two plaited leather slings,<br />
various cleaning rods, a pair of 16 bore<br />
snapcaps and three pairs of 12 bore<br />
snapcaps<br />
£50 - 60<br />
318<br />
A Stitched Leather Shotgun Case, the<br />
inner cover set with label for Holland &<br />
Holland, London, blue baize lined interior<br />
fitted to take 28inch barrels, with brass<br />
lock and initialled boss<br />
£60 - 80<br />
319<br />
SHOTGUN CERTIFICATE REQUIRED<br />
FOR THIS LOT<br />
One hundred 12 Bore Three Crowns<br />
Hull Cartridges, in four boxes and<br />
twenty six unboxed examples; two<br />
Leather Trimmed Canvas Cartridge<br />
Bags, by William Evans, London and<br />
Lightwood, Banbury<br />
£70 - 90<br />
320<br />
SHOTGUN CERTIFICATE REQUIRED<br />
FOR THIS LOT<br />
A Robert Parkinson of Lancaster 12<br />
Bore Side by Side Double Barrel<br />
Boxlock Non-ejector Shotgun, circa<br />
1903, the 71.5cm nitro proof blackened<br />
steel barrels signed on the rib and<br />
numbered 4030, with foliate engraved box<br />
lock, top lever break, slide safety, the<br />
walnut stock with chequered grip and<br />
fore-end, in Jeffries leather trimmed<br />
canvas slip<br />
£100 - 150
321<br />
SHOTGUN CERTIFICATE REQUIRED<br />
FOR THIS LOT<br />
A Webley & Scott 12 Bore Side by<br />
Side Double Barrel Boxlock Ejector<br />
Shotgun, the 76cm nitro proof blued steel<br />
barrels numbered 93500, 1/2 and 3/4<br />
choke, signed box lock, top lever, slide<br />
safety, walnut stock with chequered grip<br />
and fore-end, in a stitched leather fitted<br />
case with cleaning accessories<br />
£400 - 500<br />
322<br />
SHOTGUN CERTIFICATE REQUIRED<br />
FOR THIS LOT<br />
A Midland Gun Company "Demon" 12<br />
Bore <strong>Single</strong> Barrel Hammer Action<br />
Shotgun, the 76cm nitro proof steel<br />
barrel numbered 30094, over-lever break,<br />
walnut stock with chequered semi-pistol<br />
grip and fore-end<br />
£80 - 120<br />
323<br />
SHOTGUN CERTIFICATE REQUIRED<br />
FOR THIS LOT<br />
A Laurona 12 Bore Side by Side<br />
Double Barrel Ejector Shotgun, the<br />
71cm steel barrels numbered 191835,<br />
foliate engraved case hardened box lock,<br />
over-lever break and slide safety, walnut<br />
stock with chequered grip and fore-end<br />
£180 - 220<br />
324<br />
SHOTGUN CERTIFICATE REQUIRED<br />
FOR THIS LOT<br />
A Master 12 Bore Side by Side Double<br />
Barrel Non-ejector Shotgun, the 71cm<br />
steel barrels numbered 119203, plain box<br />
lock, blued over-lever break, slide safety,<br />
walnut stock with chequered grip and<br />
fore-end, with brown vinyl slip<br />
£150 - 200<br />
325<br />
SHOTGUN CERTIFICATE REQUIRED<br />
FOR THIS LOT<br />
An Eibar 12 Bore Side by Side Double<br />
Barrel Non-ejector Shotgun, the 71cm<br />
blued steel barrels numbered FA122368,<br />
1/2 and full choke, with gundog engraved<br />
lock plates, top lever, slide safety, walnut<br />
stock with chequered grip and fore-end,<br />
with slip<br />
£100 - 150<br />
326<br />
SHOTGUN CERTIFICATE REQUIRED<br />
FOR THIS LOT<br />
A Beretta Model A303 12 Bore <strong>Single</strong><br />
Barrel Semi Automatic Shotgun,<br />
numbered L06182E, 71cm blued steel<br />
barrel, multi-choke, wood stock with<br />
chequered semi pistol grip and fore-end,<br />
with Browning slip case<br />
£300 - 500<br />
327<br />
SHOTGUN CERTIFICATE REQUIRED<br />
FOR THIS LOT<br />
A Manu-Arm .410 Over and Under<br />
Double Barrel Non-ejector Double<br />
Trigger Shotgun, the 74.5cm blued steel<br />
barrels numbered 41590, the case<br />
hardened action with double finger slide<br />
catch opening, beech stock with<br />
chequered semi pistol grip<br />
£80 - 120<br />
328<br />
SHOTGUN CERTIFICATE REQUIRED<br />
FOR THIS LOT<br />
A Union Armera 12 Bore Side by Side<br />
Double Barrel Sidelock Ejector<br />
Shotgun, the 68cm blued steel barrels<br />
numbered 23893 with 1/2 and full choke,<br />
double trigger, top lever, slide safety,<br />
signed and foliate engraved lock, walnut<br />
teardrop carved stock with chequered grip<br />
and fore-end<br />
£400 - 600
329<br />
SHOTGUN CERTIFICATE REQUIRED<br />
FOR THIS LOT<br />
A Denton & Kennel 12 Bore Side by<br />
Side Double Barrel Boxlock Ejector<br />
Shotgun, the 76cm nitro proof blued steel<br />
barrels numbered 104182, 3/4 and full<br />
choke, double trigger, top lever, slide<br />
safety, walnut stock with chequered semi<br />
pistol grip and fore-end, vented rubber<br />
recoil pad<br />
£200 - 300<br />
330<br />
SHOTGUN CERTIFICATE REQUIRED<br />
FOR THIS LOT<br />
A Sarriogarte 16 Bore Side by Side<br />
Double Barrel Boxlock Non-ejector<br />
Shotgun, with 70cm blued steel barrels<br />
numbered 141225, foliate engraved lock,<br />
blued top lever, slide safety, double<br />
trigger, walnut stock with chequered grip<br />
and fore-end<br />
£80 - 120<br />
331<br />
SHOTGUN CERTIFICATE REQUIRED<br />
FOR THIS LOT<br />
A Webley & Scott 12 Bore <strong>Single</strong><br />
Barrel Ejector Shotgun, No. 76225,<br />
the 81.5cm nitro proof blued steel barrel<br />
with 3/4 choke, top slide opening, walnut<br />
stock with semi pistol grip butt and<br />
fore-end<br />
£80 - 100<br />
333<br />
SHOTGUN CERTIFICATE REQUIRED<br />
FOR THIS LOT<br />
A Theophilus Murcott 1871 Patent 20<br />
Bore "Mousetrap" Sidelock<br />
Non-ejector Shotgun No. 7003, the<br />
73.5cm browned fine damascus barrels<br />
inscribed on the rib "Theops.Murcott's<br />
Patent, 68 Haymarket, London",<br />
incorporating T. Murcott's lever-cocking<br />
hammerless patent No.1003 of 1871, the<br />
top-strap mounted with a manual safety<br />
lever, and with best bouquet and scroll<br />
engraving, the well figured walnut stock<br />
set with a silver escutcheon and with<br />
engraved steel heel-and toe-plates to the<br />
butt<br />
£2000 - 3000<br />
334<br />
SHOTGUN CERTIFICATE REQUIRED<br />
FOR THIS LOT<br />
A Cogswell & Harrison 12 Bore Side<br />
by Side Double Barrel Ejector<br />
Shotgun, the 76cm nitro proof blued steel<br />
barrels numbered 45863, signed foliate<br />
engraved box lock, blued top lever with<br />
assisted opening, slide safety and blued<br />
trigger guard, the well figured walnut<br />
stock with extension, chequered grip and<br />
fore-end in a Norris leather case with<br />
cleaning accessories<br />
£700 - 1000<br />
332<br />
SHOTGUN CERTIFICATE REQUIRED<br />
FOR THIS LOT<br />
The Stock and Action to a BSA<br />
"<strong>Single</strong>-XII" 12 Bore <strong>Single</strong> Barrel<br />
Ejector Shotgun, numbered YB9251,<br />
under trigger opening, walnut semi pistol<br />
grip stock; a 12 Bore Belgian Side by<br />
Side Double Barrel Non-ejector<br />
Shotgun, the 75cm steel barrels with<br />
Liege proof marks and numbered 24760,<br />
1/4 and full choke, walnut stock with semi<br />
pistol grip and fore-end (2)<br />
£40 - 60<br />
336<br />
SHOTGUN CERTIFICATE REQUIRED<br />
FOR THIS LOT<br />
A Zabala LP71 12Bore Side by Side<br />
Double Barrel Boxlock Non-ejector<br />
Shotgun, the 70.5cm steel barrels<br />
numbered 191272, with top lever break,<br />
slide safety, walnut stock with chequered<br />
grip and fore-end<br />
£80 - 120
337<br />
SHOTGUN CERTIFICATE REQUIRED<br />
FOR THIS LOT<br />
An Armstrong & Co., Newcastle on<br />
Tyne 12 Bore Side by Side Double<br />
Trigger Boxlock Ejector Shotgun,<br />
numbered 43686, the 76cm nitro proof<br />
blued steel barrels with Improved cylinder<br />
and 3/4 choke, signed on the rib and<br />
numbered H12171, the box lock with side<br />
plates richly engraved with foliate scrolls<br />
and maker's name, blued top lever, slide<br />
safety, the well figured walnut teardrop<br />
carved stock with extension, inset with<br />
vacant cartouche, with chequered grip and<br />
fore-end, in a brass bound fitted leather<br />
case<br />
£500 - 700<br />
338<br />
SHOTGUN CERTIFICATE REQUIRED<br />
FOR THIS LOT<br />
The Stock and Action to a G Irving,<br />
Penrith 12 Bore Side by Side Double<br />
Barrel Hammer Action Shotgun,<br />
number 35831, signed lock plate, walnut<br />
stock with chequered grip and fore-end<br />
with horn tip<br />
£40 - 50<br />
339<br />
SHOTGUN CERTIFICATE REQUIRED<br />
FOR THIS LOT<br />
A Gunmark 20 Bore Side by Side<br />
Double Barrel Non-ejector Shotgun,<br />
the 70cm browned steel barrels stamped<br />
"HARRIER DE LUXE" and numbered<br />
91451, with foliate engraved box lock, top<br />
lever, slide safety, walnut stock with<br />
extension, chequered grip and fore-end<br />
£100 - 150<br />
340<br />
SHOTGUN CERTIFICATE REQUIRED<br />
FOR THIS LOT<br />
An AYA "Yeoman" 12 Bore Side by<br />
Side Double Barrel Boxlock<br />
Non-ejector Shotgun, the 71cm nitro<br />
proof blued steel barrels numbered<br />
547953, with case hardened lock, top<br />
lever, slide safety, walnut stock with<br />
chequered grip and fore-end<br />
£60 - 80<br />
341<br />
SHOTGUN CERTIFICATE REQUIRED<br />
FOR THIS LOT<br />
A Kestrel 20 Bore Side by Side Double<br />
Barrel Non-ejector Shotgun, the<br />
68.5cm blackened steel barrels numbered<br />
326734, signed foliate engraved boxlock,<br />
top lever, slide safety, walnut stock with<br />
chequered grip and fore-end<br />
£80 - 120<br />
342<br />
SHOTGUN CERTIFICATE REQUIRED<br />
FOR THIS LOT<br />
The Stock and Action to a T Stensby<br />
& Co., Manchester 12 Bore Side by<br />
Side Double Barrel Ejector Shotgun,<br />
numbered H14739, the trigger tang<br />
numbered 01380, with foliate engraved<br />
box lock, blued top lever, slide safety,<br />
figured walnut stock with chequered grip<br />
and fore-end; a Belgian L'Abeille<br />
Manufacture D'Armes 16 Bore Side by<br />
Side Hammer Action Shotgun, the<br />
70cm steel barrels stamped ACIER<br />
COCKERILL SUPERIOR and numbered<br />
18320, walnut stock and fore-end, (2)<br />
£100 - 200
343<br />
SHOTGUN CERTIFICATE REQUIRED<br />
FOR THIS LOT<br />
A Lawn & Alder Ltd, London 12 Bore<br />
Side by Side Double Barrel Boxlock<br />
Ejector Shotgun, the 71cm nitro proof<br />
blued steel barrels numbered 218 and<br />
signed on the rib, with signed and foliate<br />
engraved lockplate, blued top lever, slide<br />
safety, walnut stock repaired behind the<br />
breech, with chequered grip and fore-end<br />
and rubber recoil pad, with green slip<br />
£70 - 90<br />
344<br />
SHOTGUN CERTIFICATE REQUIRED<br />
FOR THIS LOT<br />
A S A Vincenzo Bernadelli .410 <strong>Single</strong><br />
Barrel Shotgun, the 70cm blued steel<br />
folding barrel numbered 19631, with<br />
chequered walnut butt and fore-end<br />
£50 - 60<br />
345<br />
SHOTGUN CERTIFICATE REQUIRED<br />
FOR THIS LOT<br />
An Armi Renato Gamba S.P.A. 12<br />
Bore Over and Under Double Barrel<br />
<strong>Single</strong> Trigger Ejector Shotgun, the<br />
68.5cm blued steel barrels with 3/4 and<br />
1/4 choke, numbered 7261, the lock plates<br />
engraved with gundogs and grouse, top<br />
lever, slide safety, walnut stock with<br />
chequered semi pistol grip and fore-end<br />
£150 - 200<br />
346<br />
SHOTGUN CERTIFICATE REQUIRED<br />
FOR THIS LOT<br />
A Webley & Scott 12 Bore Over and<br />
Under Double Barrel Ejector Shotgun,<br />
the 67cm nitro proof blued steel barrels<br />
with 1/4 choke, numbered 300827, case<br />
hardened action and top lever, slide<br />
safety, double trigger, walnut stock with<br />
chequered pistol grip and fore-end, in<br />
original fitted crimson canvas case with<br />
label to inner cover<br />
£400 - 500<br />
347<br />
SHOTGUN CERTIFICATE REQUIRED<br />
FOR THIS LOT<br />
A Zabala-LP71 12 Bore Side by Side<br />
Double Barrel Boxlock Non-ejector 3"<br />
Magnum Shotgun, the 71cm blued steel<br />
barrels with 1/2 choke, numbered<br />
182118, blued lock, top lever and slide<br />
safety, walnut stock with chequered semi<br />
pistol grip and fore-end; a Spanish 12<br />
Bore Side by Side Double Barrel<br />
Boxlock Non-ejector Shotgun, the<br />
70cm blued steel barrels with 1/2 and 3/4<br />
choke, numbered 175824, walnut stock<br />
(broken) (2)<br />
£70 - 100<br />
348<br />
SHOTGUN CERTIFICATE REQUIRED<br />
FOR THIS LOT<br />
A Spanish L.I.G. 12 Bore Side by Side<br />
Double Barrel Non-ejector Shotgun,<br />
the 75cm blued steel barrels with 1/2 and<br />
full choke, numbered 80978, top lever,<br />
slide safety, walnut stock with chequered<br />
semi pistol grip and fore-end<br />
£60 - 80<br />
349<br />
SHOTGUN CERTIFICATE REQUIRED<br />
FOR THIS LOT<br />
A Sabel 12 Bore Side by Side Double<br />
Barrel Boxlock Non-ejector Shotgun,<br />
the 71cm blued steel barrels with 1/4 and<br />
1/2 choke, numbered 66773, blued lock,<br />
top lever, slide safety, walnut stock with<br />
chequered grip and fore-end<br />
£70 - 100<br />
350<br />
SHOTGUN CERTIFICATE REQUIRED<br />
FOR THIS LOT<br />
A Baikal Model IJ-18 12 Bore <strong>Single</strong><br />
Barrel Shotgun, the 73cm blued steel<br />
barrel with full choke, numbered H25129,<br />
with beech semi pistol grip stock<br />
£30 - 50
351<br />
SHOTGUN CERTIFICATE REQUIRED<br />
FOR THIS LOT<br />
A Marlin 12 Bore 3" Magnum <strong>Single</strong><br />
Barrel Three Shot Bolt Action Goose<br />
Gun, the 91.5cm steel barrel with 3/4<br />
choke, stamped "The Original" Goose Gun<br />
and numbered 19729743 choke,<br />
non-detachable magazine, walnut half<br />
stock with semi pistol grip, vented rubber<br />
recoil pad and leather sling<br />
£70 - 100<br />
352<br />
SHOTGUN CERTIFICATE REQUIRED<br />
FOR THIS LOT<br />
A Webley & Scott .410 <strong>Single</strong> Barrel<br />
Bolt Action Shotgun, with 65cm nitro<br />
proof blued steel barrel, 2 1/2" chamber,<br />
the bolt numbered 9576, with beech semi<br />
pistol grip half stock<br />
£50 - 60<br />
355<br />
SHOTGUN CERTIFICATE REQUIRED<br />
FOR THIS LOT<br />
A Gunmark "Kestrel" 12 Bore Side by<br />
Side Double Barrel Boxlock<br />
Non-ejector Shotgun, the 76cm blued<br />
steel barrels numbered 326941, top lever,<br />
slide safety, walnut chequered semi pistol<br />
grip butt and fore-end, with rubber recoil<br />
pad<br />
£70 - 100<br />
356<br />
SHOTGUN CERTIFICATE REQUIRED<br />
FOR THIS LOT<br />
An Emilio Rizzini 12 Bore Over and<br />
Under Double Barrel Sporter<br />
Shotgun, the 68.5cm blued steel barrels<br />
numbered 39185, multi choke (missing),<br />
foliate engraved side plates, top lever,<br />
slide safety, walnut stock with chequered<br />
grip and fore-end and rubber recoil pad<br />
£100 - 200<br />
353<br />
SHOTGUN CERTIFICATE REQUIRED<br />
FOR THIS LOT<br />
A Lanber 12 Bore Over and Under<br />
Double Barrel <strong>Single</strong> Trigger Ejector<br />
Shotgun, the 70cm blued steel barrels<br />
with 1/2 and 1/4 choke, numbered<br />
136785, foliate engraved lock, blued top<br />
lever, slide safety, walnut stock with<br />
chequered semi pistol grip and fore-end<br />
£180 - 220<br />
354<br />
SHOTGUN CERTIFICATE REQUIRED<br />
FOR THIS LOT<br />
An AYA "Yeoman" 12 Bore Side by<br />
Side Double Barrel Boxlock<br />
Non-ejector Shotgun, the 71.5cm blued<br />
steel barrels numbered 534415, top lever,<br />
slide safety, walnut stock with chequered<br />
grip and fore-end<br />
£100 - 150<br />
357<br />
FIREARMS CERTIFICATE REQUIRED<br />
FOR THIS LOT<br />
An Enfield Martini-Henry Mk.III Rifle,<br />
with 1894 conversion to .303 calibre with<br />
Martini-Metford Artillery Carbine III<br />
configuration, one side of the receiver<br />
stamped with crowned VR, ENFIELD,<br />
1881, crowned arrow, III, I, the opposing<br />
side with crowned VR, ENFIELD, 1894,<br />
crowned arrow, M.M.303, A.C. III, the<br />
walnut stock with numerous markings, set<br />
with brass roundel stamped 1896, 14 C,<br />
A.S.C. 29., with steel sling swivels<br />
£200 - 300
358<br />
FIREARMS LICENCE REQUIRED FOR<br />
THIS LOT<br />
A Working Replica of a Percussion<br />
Cap Service Pistol, the lock plate<br />
stamped with crowned VR over TOWER,<br />
the elm stock stamped AIRE & CALDER<br />
NAVIGATION CO; a Working Replica of<br />
a Percussion Cap Dragoon Pistol, the<br />
walnut stock with brass furniture, steel<br />
lanyard ring and swivel ramrod; a<br />
Working Replica of a PP681 Vest<br />
Pocket Derringer, boxed (3)<br />
£80 - 120<br />
359<br />
REGISTERED FIREARMS DEALER<br />
ONLY<br />
A Webley and Scott Flare Pistol,<br />
numbered 68817, with two piece wood<br />
grip scales, lacks hammer<br />
£20 - 30<br />
360<br />
FIREARMS CERTIFICATE REQUIRED<br />
FOR THIS LOT<br />
A Russian Vostock MU12 .22LR<br />
Target Rifle, numbered M1366, with<br />
target sights and set trigger, the rosewood<br />
thumbhole stock with detachable shoulder<br />
hook<br />
£60 - 80<br />
361<br />
FIREARMS CERTIFICATE REQUIRED<br />
FOR THIS LOT<br />
A CZ BRNO MOD 581 .22LR<br />
Semi-Automatic Rifle, numbered<br />
40223, the walnut stock with chequered<br />
semi pistol grip and fore-end<br />
£120 - 150<br />
362<br />
FIREARMS CERTIFICATE REQUIRED<br />
FOR THIS LOT<br />
A German Voere .22LR Bolt Action<br />
Sporting Rifle, numbered 532691, the<br />
beech stock with raised cheekpiece,<br />
chequered semi pistol grip and fore-end<br />
£50 - 70<br />
363<br />
FIREARMS CERTIFICATE REQUIRED<br />
FOR THIS LOT<br />
A German Krico .22LR Bolt Action<br />
Sporting Rifle, numbered 72519, the<br />
walnut half stock with chequered semi<br />
pistol grip<br />
£50 - 70<br />
364<br />
FIREARMS CERTIFICATE REQUIRED<br />
FOR THIS LOT<br />
An O F Mossberg & Sons, USA Model<br />
350KA .22LR Semi-Automatic Rifle,<br />
numbered 63100, walnut half stock with<br />
raised cheekpiece and semi pistol grip<br />
£50 - 70<br />
365<br />
FIREARMS CERTIFICATE REQUIRED<br />
FOR THIS LOT<br />
A CZ BRNO .22LR Bolt Action<br />
Sporting Rifle, numbered 130527, the<br />
walnut half stock with chequered semi<br />
pistol grip<br />
£80 - 120<br />
366<br />
FIREARMS CERTIFICATE REQUIRED<br />
FOR THIS LOT<br />
A CZ BRNO .22LR Bolt Action<br />
Sporting Rifle, numbered 211496, the<br />
walnut half stock with chequered semi<br />
pistol grip<br />
£80 - 120
367<br />
FIREARMS CERTIFICATE REQUIRED<br />
FOR THIS LOT<br />
An S A Luigi Franchi 12 Bore <strong>Single</strong><br />
Barrel Five Shot Automatic Shotgun,<br />
with 68cm steel barrel, numbered 073254<br />
below the receiver, with chequered walnut<br />
semi pistol grip and fore-end<br />
£80 - 120<br />
368<br />
FIREARMS CERTIFICATE REQUIRED<br />
FOR THIS LOT<br />
An O F Mossberg & Sons Inc. Model<br />
195K-A 12 Bore Three Shot Bolt<br />
Action Shotgun, the 67cm barrel with<br />
adjustable choke, stamped (P) 50540,<br />
walnut half stock with semi pistol grip and<br />
rubber recoil pad<br />
£80 - 120<br />
369<br />
FIREARMS CERTIFICATE REQUIRED<br />
FOR THIS LOT<br />
A German Voere .22LR Bolt Action<br />
Sporting Rifle, numbered 428948, the<br />
walnut half stock with raised cheekpiece,<br />
chequered semi pistol grip and fore-end<br />
£60 - 80<br />
370<br />
FIREARMS CERTIFICATE REQUIRED<br />
FOR THIS LOT<br />
A BSA Sportsman Five .22LR Bolt<br />
Action Sporting Rifle, numbered<br />
KD58284, the walnut half stock with semi<br />
pistol grip, set with a Nikko Stirling<br />
Mountie 4X20 scope; a BSA Sportsman<br />
Fifteen .22LR Bolt Action Sporting<br />
Rifle, numbered LE61371, the walnut half<br />
stock with semi pistol grip (2)<br />
£80 - 120<br />
371<br />
FIREARMS CERTIFICATE REQUIRED<br />
FOR THIS LOT<br />
A Remington Speedmaster Model 552<br />
.22LR Bolt Action Semi Automatic<br />
Rifle, numbered 82876, the walnut half<br />
stock with semi pistol grip<br />
£50 - 80<br />
372<br />
FIREARMS CERTIFICATE REQUIRED<br />
FOR THIS LOT<br />
A Remington Speedmaster Model 552<br />
.22LR Bolt Action Semi Automatic<br />
Rifle, numbered 1705993, the walnut half<br />
stock with semi pistol grip<br />
£50 - 80<br />
373<br />
FIREARMS CERTIFICATE REQUIRED<br />
FOR THIS LOT<br />
A Winchester Model 74 .22LR Semi<br />
Automatic Rifle, numbered 90861, the<br />
walnut half stock with semi pistol grip<br />
£80 - 120<br />
374<br />
FIREARMS CERTIFICATE REQUIRED<br />
FOR THIS LOT<br />
A Finnish Valmet .22LR Bolt Action<br />
Target Rifle, numbered M220260-10019,<br />
walnut half stock with shaped grip and<br />
chequered fore-end<br />
£50 - 80<br />
375<br />
REGISTERED FIREARMS DEALER<br />
ONLY<br />
The Major Parts of a Norika .410<br />
<strong>Single</strong> Barrel Bolt Action Shotgun,<br />
No.133067, with detachable magazine and<br />
sound moderator, dismantled<br />
£30 - 50
376<br />
FIREARMS CERTIFICATE REQUIRED<br />
FOR THIS LOT<br />
An Italian Working Copy of a Colt<br />
Walker Revolver, numbered 00432,<br />
with accessories of a brass powder flask, a<br />
bullet mould and a nipple key, in a fitted<br />
oak case<br />
£150 - 180<br />
377<br />
FIREARMS CERTIFICATE REQUIRED<br />
FOR THIS LOT<br />
A Winchester "Model 74" .22 Short<br />
Semi Automatic Rifle, numbered<br />
111100, with walnut half stock and semi<br />
pistol grip butt, set with a Nikko Stirling<br />
Mountmaster 4 x 32 scope<br />
£50 - 80<br />
378<br />
FIREARMS CERTIFICATE AND<br />
VARIATION FOR SOUND<br />
MODERATOR REQUIRED FOR THIS<br />
LOT<br />
A BRNO CZ511 .22LR Semi Automatic<br />
Rifle, numbered 58535, walnut half stock<br />
with chequered semi pistol grip and<br />
fore-end, green webbing and leather sling,<br />
set with an Optima 3-9 x 56 scope, and<br />
with Parker-Hale sound moderator, with<br />
slip case<br />
£100 - 150<br />
379<br />
FIREARMS CERTIFICATE REQUIRED<br />
FOR THIS LOT<br />
A BSA .243 WIN Bolt Action Rifle, the<br />
blued steel barrel numbered 11R2299,<br />
walnut half stock with raised cheekpiece,<br />
the chequered semi pistol grip with oval<br />
heel inlaid with an ivory lozenge, with<br />
leather sling and set with a Model 12<br />
ORIGINAL Wide Angle 4x40 scope, with<br />
slip case<br />
£100 - 150<br />
380<br />
FIREARMS CERTIFICATE REQUIRED<br />
FOR THIS LOT<br />
A BRNO Arms MOD 2 .22LR Bolt<br />
Action Rifle, numbered 336578, five shot<br />
magazine, walnut half stock with<br />
chequered semi pistol grip, with<br />
camouflage sling and set with a tasco 4x40<br />
scope, with slip case<br />
£100 - 150<br />
381<br />
FIREARMS CERTIFICATE REQUIRED<br />
FOR THIS LOT<br />
A Parker-Hale .308 (7.62mm) Bolt<br />
Action Rifle, numbered C-08104, the<br />
highly grained varnished laminated wood<br />
stock with chequered semi pistol grip and<br />
raised cheekpiece, set with a Bushnell<br />
Sportview 3x-9x40 scope, with folding<br />
bipod and webbing sling, lacks magazine<br />
£100 - 150<br />
382<br />
FIREARMS CERTIFICATE REQUIRED<br />
FOR THIS LOT<br />
A Steyr 1901 6.5mm x 53mm Bolt<br />
Action Rifle, numbered B3503, the barrel<br />
stamped "Shot & Sighted by Holland &<br />
Holland, New Bond Street, London",<br />
walnut half stock with chequered semi<br />
pistol grip and fore-end, lacks stripper clip<br />
£150 - 200<br />
383<br />
FIREARMS CERTIFICATE REQUIRED<br />
FOR THIS LOT<br />
A Kriko .22 Calibre Bolt Action<br />
Sporting Rifle, numbered 11036, the<br />
beech half stock with chequered semi<br />
pistol grip and leather sling, set with a<br />
Tasco Silver Antler 4x40 scope and brass<br />
screw protector<br />
£60 - 90
384<br />
REGISTERED FIREARMS DEALER<br />
ONLY<br />
A Large Quantity of Ammunition, and<br />
a Parker-Hale .22 Calibre sound moderator<br />
- boxed<br />
385<br />
PURCHASER MUST BE 18 YEARS OR<br />
OVER<br />
A BSA .177 Calibre Air Rifle, the trigger<br />
block with three holes, stamped L28022<br />
(circa 1926), push button underlever, tap<br />
loading, bearing traces of original blueing,<br />
the walnut stock with chequered semi<br />
pistol grip<br />
£70 - 100<br />
386<br />
PURCHASER MUST BE 18 YEARS OR<br />
OVER<br />
A Webley Senior .22 Calibre Air Pistol,<br />
numbered 466, with two piece chequered<br />
black plastic grip; a Record .177 Calibre<br />
Air Pistol, no number, with chequered<br />
brown plastic grip (2)<br />
£100 - 150<br />
389<br />
PURCHASER MUST BE 18 YEARS OR<br />
OVER<br />
A Webley Premier Mark II .22 Calibre<br />
Air Pistol, numbered 778, black gloss<br />
finish and black plastic chequered grip<br />
scales<br />
£50 - 60<br />
390<br />
PURCHASER MUST BE 18 YEARS OR<br />
OVER<br />
A Webley Service Air Rifle Mark II, .22<br />
calibre, numbered 39945, the walnut stock<br />
with chequered semi pistol grip<br />
£100 - 150<br />
391<br />
PURCHASER MUST BE 18 YEARS OR<br />
OVER<br />
A BSA .177 Calibre Air Rifle, numbered<br />
4066, under-lever cocking, tap loading,<br />
walnut stock with chequered grip; A<br />
Diana .177 Calibre Break Barrel Air<br />
Rifle, no number, beech semi pistol grip<br />
stock (2)<br />
£80 - 120<br />
387<br />
PURCHASER MUST BE 18 YEARS OR<br />
OVER<br />
A Feinwerkbau D-7238 Model 80 .177<br />
Calibre Side-Lever Target Pistol,<br />
numbered 206472, with walnut sledge<br />
mounted grip, in a fitted case with two tins<br />
of RWS R10 Match pellets<br />
£250 - 300<br />
388<br />
PURCHASER MUST BE 18 YEARS OR<br />
OVER<br />
A Webley Mark II (Target Model) .22<br />
Calibre Air Pistol, numbered 29066,<br />
batch 990, blued finish with bakelite<br />
chequered grip scales<br />
£180 - 250<br />
392<br />
PURCHASER MUST BE 18 YEARS OR<br />
OVER<br />
A Webley & Scott Falcon .177 Break<br />
Barrel Air Rifle, numbered 2885, beech<br />
semi pistol grip stock (af); a Webley<br />
Premier .22 Air Pistol, numbered 2169,<br />
with two piece bakelite grip scales; a<br />
Reproduction Flintlock Pistol Kit, as<br />
new in bag (3)<br />
£80 - 120
393<br />
PURCHASER MUST BE 18 YEARS OR<br />
OVER<br />
A Gat .177 Calibre Air Pistol, as new, in<br />
original box; a Diana SP50 .177 Calibre<br />
Air Pistol, no numbers; a Daisy Bulls<br />
Eye .177 Calibre Air Pistol, with two<br />
piece faux wood grip scales; a<br />
Czechoslovakian ZVP .177 Calibre<br />
Break Barrel Air Pistol, numbered<br />
17843, with walnut grip; a Webley Mark<br />
2 .32/22 Calibre Sports Starting<br />
Pistol, boxed (5)<br />
£100 - 150<br />
394<br />
PURCHASER MUST BE 18 YEARS OR<br />
OVER<br />
A Webley Junior .177 Air Pistol,<br />
numbered 1030, with bright polished<br />
finish, two piece black chequered plastic<br />
grip scales, circa 1964, (new mainspring,<br />
breech seals and rear sight)<br />
£100 - 150<br />
395<br />
PURCHASER MUST BE 18 YEARS OR<br />
OVER<br />
A Webley Junior .177 Air Pistol,<br />
numbered 249, two piece black chequered<br />
plastic grip scales, pre-1958 (new<br />
mainspring, inner and outer seals and<br />
piston washer)<br />
£50 - 80<br />
396<br />
PURCHASER MUST BE 18 YEARS OR<br />
OVER<br />
A Webley Premier E .22 Calibre Air<br />
Pistol, numbered 764, two piece<br />
chequered bakelite grip scales, pre-1973<br />
£80 - 120<br />
397<br />
PURCHASER MUST BE 18 YEARS OR<br />
OVER<br />
A Webley Premier E .22 Calibre Air<br />
Pistol, numbered 797, two piece<br />
chequered black plastic grip scales, circa<br />
1973-1975<br />
£80 - 120<br />
398<br />
PURCHASER MUST BE 18 YEARS OR<br />
OVER<br />
A Webley & Scott Ltd "Jaguar" .177<br />
Calibre Break Barrel Air Rifle,<br />
numbered 930, beech half stock with semi<br />
pistol grip, with vinyl slip; a Webley<br />
"Mark I" .177 Calibre Air Pistol,<br />
numbered 702, with chequered black<br />
plastic two piece grip scales (2)<br />
£100 - 150<br />
399<br />
PURCHASER MUST BE 18 YEARS OR<br />
OVER<br />
A Weihrauch HW45 .177 Calibre Air<br />
Pistol, numbered 363223, with black<br />
gloss finish and chequered two piece<br />
walnut grip scales<br />
£100 - 150<br />
400<br />
PURCHASER MUST BE 18 YEARS OR<br />
OVER<br />
A Weihrauch HW 99 S .22 Calibre<br />
Break Barrel Air Rifle, numbered<br />
1620963, the beech half stock with semi<br />
pistol grip, set with a Webley 3-9 x 40<br />
scope, with rubber recoil pad; an Elgamo<br />
.177 Calibre Air Pistol, numbered<br />
H37058, under-lever cocking, with<br />
chequered shaped wood grip (2)<br />
£100 - 150
401<br />
PURCHASER MUST BE 18 YEARS OR<br />
OVER<br />
A Umarex 850 AirMagnum .22 Calibre<br />
Air Rifle, numbered G024342, with black<br />
plastic body, CO2 loading system in the<br />
fore-end, in original box with handbook<br />
£200 - 250<br />
402<br />
PURCHASER MUST BE 18 YEARS OR<br />
OVER<br />
A BSA Scorpion .22 Calibre Air Pistol,<br />
in black gloss finish, break barrel,<br />
numbered RB47490, in original box<br />
£50 - 80<br />
406<br />
PURCHASER MUST BE 18 YEARS OR<br />
OVER<br />
A Webley Tempest .22 Calibre Air<br />
Pistol, no number, black gloss finish, with<br />
chequered black plastic grip<br />
£70 - 100<br />
407<br />
PURCHASER MUST BE 18 YEARS OR<br />
OVER<br />
A Webley Service Air Rifle Mark II, .22<br />
calibre, break barrel, numbered 12343,<br />
with chequered walnut semi pistol grip<br />
butt<br />
£150 - 180<br />
403<br />
A 19th Century Walking Stick Air<br />
Gun, painted black, in two screwed<br />
together sections, with curved horn<br />
handle, together with a stirrup pump and<br />
key trigger, in an associated fitted wood<br />
case with bullet mould and cleaning rods<br />
£400 - 600<br />
404<br />
A 19th Century Walking Stick Air<br />
Gun, painted black, in two screwed<br />
together sections, with globular pommel<br />
and brass tube adapter for use as a<br />
smooth bore or a rifled bore, together with<br />
a stirrup pump and key trigger, in an<br />
associated fitted leather bound green<br />
canvas case with bullet mould<br />
£400 - 600<br />
405<br />
PURCHASER MUST BE 18 YEARS OR<br />
OVER<br />
A Webley Premier MkII .22 Calibre<br />
Air Pistol, numbered 814, with matt black<br />
finish and chequered black plastic grip<br />
scales<br />
£80 - 120<br />
408<br />
PURCHASER MUST BE 18 YEARS OR<br />
OVER<br />
A BSA Cadet .177 Calibre Break<br />
Barrel Air Rifle, numbered B35438,<br />
walnut semi pistol grip half stock; a<br />
Series 70 Model 75 .177 Calibre<br />
Break Barrel Air Rifle, no number,<br />
beech stock (2)<br />
£100 - 150<br />
409<br />
PURCHASER MUST BE 18 YEARS OR<br />
OVER<br />
A BSA .22 Calibre Underlever Air<br />
Rifle, numbered 16982-28 behind the<br />
spring, tap loading, the walnut semi pistol<br />
grip stock with chequered BSA grip<br />
£120 - 180<br />
410<br />
PURCHASER MUST BE 18 YEARS OR<br />
OVER<br />
A BSA .177 Calibre Standard Air Rifle<br />
(No.1), underlever cocking, tap loading,<br />
numbered L35131, walnut semi pistol grip<br />
stock with chequered BSA grip<br />
£150 - 200
411<br />
PURCHASER MUST BE 18 YEARS OR<br />
OVER<br />
A BSA .177 Calibre Underlever Air<br />
Rifle, tap loading, numbered 12278?,<br />
walnut semi pistol grip stock stamped with<br />
piled arms logo<br />
£120 - 180<br />
412<br />
A Deactivated Bren Mk.2 .303 Light<br />
Machine Gun by Inglis, Canada, serial<br />
number 1OT1737, stamped INGLIS and<br />
dated 1943, complete with magazine and<br />
some inert bullets, can be cocked and dry<br />
fired. Together with deactivation certificate<br />
dated 04/08/04, and related booklet<br />
£450 - 550<br />
413<br />
A Deactivated Rolling Block Rifle, the<br />
89cm steel barrel with Turkish markings,<br />
the right side of the action with a Turkish<br />
star over a date, walnut full stock with<br />
three steel bands, steel ramrod, sling<br />
swivels, and curved butt plate, lacks<br />
deactivation certificate<br />
£100 - 150<br />
414<br />
A Deactivated Turkish "Citadel 1904"<br />
Martini Henry Rifle, with hinged ladder<br />
rear sight, the right side of the action<br />
stamped with star over crescent moon,<br />
CITADEL 1904, left side of action stamped<br />
BSA & M Co., walnut full stock with two<br />
steel bands, sling swivels, the butt with<br />
brass roundel, lacks deactivation certificate<br />
£100 - 150<br />
415<br />
A Third Reich Deactivated<br />
Steyr-Daimler-Puch MG42 7.62mm<br />
Light Machine Gun, numbered 2004, the<br />
left side stamped MG42 2004b bnz, and<br />
with numerous Waffenamt markings, with<br />
magazine drum, a belt of inert bullets and<br />
an ammunition box, together with<br />
deactivation certificate dated 02/08/00, in<br />
a later pine box<br />
£2000 - 2200<br />
416<br />
A Deactivated Enfield Martini Action<br />
Carbine, the barrel cut at the breech, the<br />
action stamped with crowned VR, ENFIELD<br />
1879, I.C.1./2 the opposing side stamped<br />
M.M. .303, walnut stock, the butt inset<br />
with a brass roundel stamped 10 1896 Y<br />
W. ST. 200<br />
Lacks deactivation certificate<br />
£80 - 120<br />
417<br />
A Deactivated German P38 Walther<br />
Automatic Pistol, one side stamped P.38<br />
ac 41 and numbered 9949h, all parts with<br />
Waffenamt eagle and swastika over 359,<br />
with bakelite grip scales, the floorplate of<br />
the magazine numbered 7774, together<br />
with original black leather holster and<br />
deactivation certificate dated 26.4.89<br />
£350 - 450<br />
418<br />
A Deactivated Russian Mosin Nagent<br />
7.62mm Bolt Action Carbine,<br />
numbered ZX915, dated 1955, wood full<br />
stock with webbing sling, correct bayonet<br />
and deactivation certificate dated<br />
09.12.1997<br />
£150 - 250
419<br />
A Deactivated Russian Mosin Nagant<br />
Bolt Action Carbine, numbered BO 6546<br />
and dated 1942, with webbing sling and<br />
correct bayonet, lacks certificate<br />
£200 - 300<br />
420<br />
A Deactivated Russian Mosin Nagant<br />
7.62mm Bolt Action Carbine,<br />
numbered 3H1153 and dated 1944, wood<br />
full stock with webbing sling and correct<br />
bayonet, together with deactivation<br />
certificate dated 22/02/2010<br />
£180 - 250<br />
421<br />
A Deactivated Copy of a Winchester<br />
"Yellow Boy" Type .44 Rimfire Rifle,<br />
with 48cm steel barrel, brass action, the<br />
top of the receiver stamped M over a fleur<br />
de lys and H & G LTD over a fleur de lys,<br />
the walnut half stock with metal studded<br />
decoration and saddle ring, lacks<br />
certificate<br />
£600 - 800<br />
424<br />
A Deactivated Ex-Australian Army<br />
7.62mm Self Loading Rifle, LIAI,<br />
numbered AD6218540, with bayonet and<br />
scabbard and deactivation certificate dated<br />
09/08/94<br />
£400 - 500<br />
425<br />
A Deactivated German Mauser K98<br />
Rifle, dated '43, numbered 4327y.<br />
stamped Mod.98, the top of the receiver<br />
stamped bcd 43, with numerous<br />
waffenamt markings and wood full stock,<br />
the butt stamped 432, with deactivation<br />
certificate dated 22/04/04<br />
£200 - 300<br />
426<br />
A Deactivated Stevens Model 67<br />
"Series E" 12 Bore <strong>Single</strong> Barrel<br />
Pump Action Shotgun, numbered<br />
D244033, with chequered wood semi<br />
pistol grip stock and fore-end, with<br />
deactivation certificate dated 05/11/2010<br />
£50 - 60<br />
422<br />
A Deactivated Mosin-Nagant 1891/30<br />
7.62x54mm Rifle, numbered NM114,<br />
with deactivation certificate dated<br />
19/02/2009<br />
£80 - 120<br />
423<br />
A German Third Reich Deactivated<br />
MG34 Light Machine Gun, dated 1943,<br />
with waffenamt of eagle and swastika over<br />
W&A63, numbered 1282b, dot code<br />
stamped, with wood stock, together with<br />
deactivation certificate dated 30/04/2007<br />
£600 - 800<br />
427<br />
A Deactivated Model 1897<br />
Winchester 12 Bore Pump Action<br />
Shotgun, numbered E732421, with<br />
walnut semi pistol grip butt and fore-end,<br />
with deactivation certificate dated<br />
23/10/02<br />
£300 - 400<br />
428<br />
A Deactivated Chinese Type 64 Semi<br />
Automatic Pistol,(Copying a Walther<br />
PPK), numbered 8000197, with four inert<br />
cartridges in a book safe "Quotations of<br />
Mao Tsetung", with keys and deactivation<br />
certificate dated 15/03/2011<br />
£70 - 100
429<br />
A Deactivated Browning FN Hi-Power<br />
9mmP Semi Automatic Pistol,<br />
numbered GV B484 86, with deactivation<br />
certificate dated 08/04/2009<br />
£100 - 150<br />
430<br />
A Deactivated Mauser C96 "Broom<br />
Handle" 7.63mm Automatic Pistol,<br />
numbered 65606, with deactivation<br />
certificate dated 09/09/2008<br />
£150 - 250<br />
431<br />
A Deactivated 1915 DWM Luger 9mm<br />
Semi Automatic Pistol, numbered 7681,<br />
with DWM monogram, two piece<br />
chequered wood grip scales, with<br />
deactivation certificate dated 04/04/2012<br />
£500 - 600<br />
432<br />
A Deactivated Smith & Wesson<br />
"Model 65" 357 Magnum Six Shot<br />
Revolver, numbered BUF0628, with<br />
stainless steel body and chequered black<br />
rubber two piece grip, with deactivation<br />
certificate dated 23/01/2008<br />
£200 - 300<br />
433<br />
A Deactivated Walther P38 9mm<br />
Semi Automatic Pistol, numbered<br />
7862g, with deactivation certificate dated<br />
30/06/05<br />
£100 - 150<br />
434<br />
A Deactivated Smith & Wesson<br />
"Model 10" .38 spl Six Shot Revolver,<br />
with blued finish and chequered two piece<br />
wood grip scales, the barrel stamped 38<br />
S.& W.SPECIAL CTG., numbered 9D41869,<br />
with deactivation certificate dated<br />
08/03/06<br />
£100 - 150<br />
435<br />
A Deactivated Chinese Norinko<br />
CF98-9 Semi Automatic Pistol,<br />
(Copying a Browning Hi-Power), numbered<br />
000016 08, with deactivation certificate<br />
dated 02/03/2010<br />
£50 - 60<br />
436<br />
A Deactivated British Bolt Action<br />
Carbine, the steel barrel drilled, stamped<br />
with crowned VR cypher, ENFIELD 1900,<br />
LEI*, walnut stock, no certificate<br />
£80 - 120<br />
437<br />
A Late 18th/Early 19th Century East<br />
India Company Flintlock Pistol, the<br />
22.5cm steel barrel with London proof<br />
marks and stamped AOX-1210-PX-75, the<br />
rounded steel lock plate with East Indian<br />
Company rampant lion and crowned S,<br />
walnut stock with brass fore-end tip,<br />
trigger guard and flat butt plate with steel<br />
lanyard ring and swivel ramrod with<br />
sprung steel retainer<br />
£550 - 600<br />
438<br />
An Early 19th Century German<br />
Percussion Cap Military Pistol, with<br />
20cm pitted steel barrel, the rounded lock<br />
plate engraved PISTOR in<br />
SCHMALKALDEN, set with a broken<br />
latched safety lever, walnut full stock with<br />
brass barrel band, trigger guard and butt<br />
plate with medial ridge, with steel ramrod<br />
£200 - 300
439<br />
An East India Company Percussion<br />
Cap Sea Service Pistol, converted from<br />
a flintlock, the 23cm steel barrel (possibly<br />
later) stamped EX, the lock plate with East<br />
India Company rampant lion and dated<br />
1810, walnut full stock with brass ramrod<br />
pipes, trigger guard and butt plate, with<br />
shaped side plate, steel belt hook and<br />
ramrod, the grip stamped BAKER<br />
£250 - 350<br />
440<br />
A Late George III Percussion Cap<br />
Travelling Pistol, converted from a<br />
flintlock, the 22.5cm steel barrel with<br />
double proof marks of crowned crossed<br />
sceptres and TR, the lock plate signed<br />
Richards, walnut full stock with steel<br />
furniture and brass tipped wood ramrod<br />
£180 - 250<br />
441<br />
A Nine Shot Blank Firing Starting<br />
Revolver, in chromed steel with walnut<br />
grip scales; a Non-working Replica of a<br />
Waffen SS MGC-PPK Pistol, boxed; a<br />
Modern Tinder Pistol, with brass candle<br />
holder, box lock and scroll front supports<br />
(3)<br />
£60 - 80<br />
442<br />
A Rare Colt First Model Dragoon Six<br />
Shot Percussion Revolver, the 19cm<br />
cylindrical barrel stamped ADDRESS.<br />
SAML. COLT NEW-YORK CITY on the top<br />
flat near the breech, the cylinder bearing<br />
traces of engraved Texas Ranger and<br />
Indian scene, stamped 3040 and with oval<br />
cylinder-stops, under-lever rammer, the<br />
left side of the frame stamped COLT'S<br />
PATENT US, with brass trigger guard and<br />
back strap, walnut grip, all metal parts<br />
numbered 3040 for 1848, together with<br />
original leather holster<br />
£2500 - 3500<br />
443<br />
A Colt Hartford-English Style Dragoon<br />
Six Shot Revolver, Third Model, with<br />
19cm cylindrical steel barrel, the brass<br />
frame and backstrap engraved with<br />
scrolling foliage and stamped 241, with<br />
walnut grip (relic condition)<br />
£200 - 300<br />
444<br />
A US Colt Model 1860 .44 Calibre Six<br />
Shot Percussion Revolver, the 20cm<br />
steel barrel stamped ADDRESS<br />
COL.SAML.COLT NEW-YORK,<br />
U.S.AMERICA, the cylinder engraved with<br />
naval battle scene and stamped COLTS<br />
PATENT NO.8444, PAT. SEPT.10TH 1850,<br />
the left side of the frame stamped COLTS<br />
PATENT, with creeping style loading lever<br />
and brass trigger guard, all metal parts<br />
numbered 68444, with two piece walnut<br />
grip<br />
**with attached label inscribed "This gun<br />
was issued to the 5th Ohio Volunteer<br />
Cavalry. Took part in battles including<br />
Pittsburgh, Shiloh Chapel, Siege of<br />
Corinthe...."<br />
£1200 - 1800<br />
445<br />
A 19th Century French 11mm <strong>Single</strong><br />
Action Six Shot Revolver, the 11cm<br />
steel barrel octagonal at the breech,<br />
engraved M 1873 to the top flat, the right<br />
side stamped S 1876, all parts numbered<br />
G23545, the right side of the frame<br />
engraved Mre d'Armes St. Etienne, the<br />
side rammer with sprung catch, with<br />
chequered walnut two piece grip scales<br />
and steel lanyard ring, together with an<br />
associated Webley leather holster<br />
£350 - 400
446<br />
A Non-working Replica of a Tower<br />
Light Dragoon Flintlock Pistol, with<br />
steel barrel and lockplate, brass trigger<br />
guard, side plate, butt cap and ramrod<br />
pipe<br />
£70 - 80<br />
447<br />
An 18th century Continental Flintlock<br />
Holster Pistol, the 30cm steel barrel<br />
octagonal at the breech and engraved with<br />
leaves, with rounded steel lock plate, the<br />
walnut full stock with steel wire inlaid<br />
decoration, brass ramrod pipes and lobed<br />
conical butt cap with spurred tangs, later<br />
brass trigger guard, lacks ramrod; a<br />
"Queen Anne" Flintlock Pocket Pistol,<br />
the 6cm turn-off cannon barrel with<br />
numerous proof marks, the box lock<br />
signed I HARRIS and engraved with<br />
martial trophies, the walnut slab butt inlaid<br />
with steel wire tendrils; a Percussion<br />
Cap Pocket Pistol, the steel barrel with<br />
Birmingham proof marks (3-af)<br />
£200 - 300<br />
448<br />
Two 19th Century Belgian Six Shot<br />
Pinfire Revolvers, each with octagonal<br />
steel barrel, the cylinder with Liege proof<br />
mark, with side rammer, folding trigger<br />
and two piece walnut grip scales; a Small<br />
Starting Pistol, with walnut grip scales<br />
(3)<br />
£80 - 120<br />
449<br />
A Brace of Late 18th/Early 19th<br />
Century Flintlock Travelling Pistols,<br />
each with a 16cm brass two stage barrel<br />
engraved at the breech with rayed petals,<br />
the rounded brass lock plate signed Jno<br />
Bosset, the walnut stock with silver trigger<br />
guard, side plate and butt cap embossed<br />
with martial trophies and foliage and with<br />
French hallmarks, one with a horn ramrod,<br />
the other with a brass mounted wood<br />
ramrod, in a later fitted oak case, with<br />
accessories comprising a brass and copper<br />
combination flask, two Sykes Patent brass<br />
shot flasks, a 26 bore bullet mould, a<br />
turn-screw, a lignum vitae ramrod with<br />
detachable screw and a quantity of lead<br />
bullets<br />
£2000 - 3000<br />
450<br />
A Late 18th Century "Queen Anne"<br />
Flintlock Travelling Pistol, the 9.5cm<br />
cannon barrel stamped with two crowned<br />
crossed sceptre marks, the box lock<br />
indistinctly signed and inscribed London,<br />
with walnut bag butt<br />
£150 - 250<br />
451<br />
An Early 19th Century Percussion Cap<br />
Overcoat Pistol, converted from a<br />
flintlock, with 13cm octagonal steel barrel,<br />
steel swivel ramrod, foliate engraved steel<br />
trigger guard, walnut stock with chequered<br />
bag butt inset with vacant escutcheon; a<br />
19th Century Percussion Cap Pocket<br />
Pistol, the turn-off barrel with<br />
Birmingham proof marks and walnut bag<br />
butt (2)<br />
£80 - 120
452<br />
A 19th Century 14 Bore Percussion<br />
Cap Overcoat Pocket Pistol by<br />
Leonard Wiswould, Gainsborough,<br />
with 14cm octagonal steel barrel, signed<br />
lock plate, flame figured walnut stock with<br />
steel trigger guard and ramrod pipe,<br />
chequered bag butt with plain escutcheon<br />
and horn tipped wood ramrod<br />
£250 - 350<br />
453<br />
An Early 19th Century Flintlock<br />
Blunderbuss by Tate, London, the<br />
38cm steel two stage barrel with foliate<br />
engraved decoration to the flared muzzle,<br />
octagonal at the breech, with London<br />
proof marks, the lock plate signed TATE,<br />
walnut full stock with brass ramrod pipes,<br />
trigger guard with acorn finial, oval<br />
escutcheon and spurred butt plate, with<br />
chequered grip and scroll carved<br />
cheekpiece, with steel ramrod<br />
£800 - 1000<br />
454<br />
An English 11 Bore <strong>Single</strong> Barrel<br />
Hammer Action Pigeon Gun, the 74cm<br />
browned steel barrel octagonal at the<br />
breech, with foliate engraved hammer and<br />
lock plate, under-lever break, well figured<br />
walnut stock with chequered grip and<br />
fore-end with horn tip, the underside of<br />
the butt inset with a nickel shield<br />
cartouche (obsolete calibre), with canvas<br />
slip<br />
£300 - 400<br />
455<br />
A Snider-Enfield Mark III .577<br />
Carbine, the barrel and action stamped<br />
with War Department markings, the<br />
hinged sight and brass trigger guard<br />
stamped WD 1875, with unmarked steel<br />
lock plate, full walnut stock and brass butt<br />
plate<br />
£100 - 150<br />
456<br />
A Victorian East India Government<br />
Enfield Pattern 1858 Percussion Cap<br />
Cavalry Carbine, the 53cm steel barrel<br />
with fixed V rear sight, stamped N.S. KOH,<br />
the lock plate stamped with a crowned VR<br />
and 1858 TOWER, the two band walnut<br />
full stock with brass fore-end tip, steel<br />
swivel ramrod, brass trigger guard and<br />
butt plate, steel saddle bar and ring, the<br />
butt faintly stamped with crowned W over<br />
broad arrow flanked by B A, and with<br />
Bombay Arsenal roundel<br />
£250 - 350<br />
457<br />
A Victorian Indian Sepoy Percussion<br />
Cap Musket, the 84cm steel barrel with<br />
Jaipur Armoury mark JPR/EXR/2789, the<br />
lock plate stamped with crowned VR, 1859<br />
TOWER with crowned arrow, walnut two<br />
band full stock with brass fore-end tip,<br />
steel sling swivels with leather sling, steel<br />
ramrod, brass trigger guard and butt plate<br />
£200 - 300<br />
458<br />
A Late 18th Century Flintlock<br />
Blunderbuss by Rea, with 47cm ring<br />
knopped brass barrel, signed rounded<br />
steel lockplate, walnut full stock with<br />
shouldered butt, brass ramrod pipe,<br />
trigger guard, flat serpentine back plate<br />
and butt plate with shaped tang, with<br />
brass tipped wood ramrod<br />
£2500 - 3500<br />
459<br />
A 19th Century Percussion Cap<br />
Sporting Gun, converted from a flintlock,<br />
the rounded lockplate stamped TOWER<br />
with crowned GR cypher, wood stock with<br />
brass furniture and wood ramrod; a<br />
Leather Cartridge Case, the interior<br />
with three divisions and W R Pape label; A<br />
Fighter Pilot's Helmet, a mortar shell<br />
case, two replica swords and a bayonet (7)<br />
£120 - 180
460<br />
An Austrian Model 1867 Rotary-Block<br />
Breech Rifle, the barrel with hinged<br />
ladder rear sight, stamped Wn 72, the<br />
breech block stamped OE over WG,<br />
revolving breech drum, back-action lock<br />
stamped 872, with external hammer,<br />
walnut two band full stock, steel recurving<br />
trigger guard, sling swivels and steel<br />
ramrod, the steel butt plate tang stamped<br />
83/3903<br />
£250 - 350<br />
461<br />
A Hudson Non-firing Replica of an<br />
AK47 Assault Rifle, with beech stock,<br />
grip and fore-end, detachable magazine<br />
with six re-usable brass cartridges, in<br />
original cardboard box<br />
£100 - 150<br />
462<br />
A 19th Century Percussion Cap<br />
Carbine, with 67cm steel barrel, the lock<br />
plate stamped MWS, walnut half stock<br />
with brass fore-end tip, trigger guard,<br />
hinged cap box and butt plate, with<br />
chequered half pistol grip and steel ramrod<br />
(af)<br />
£80 - 120<br />
463<br />
A Model of a Signal Cannon, the 38cm<br />
brass barrel with ring knopped decoration,<br />
globular cascabel and cylindrical trunnions,<br />
on a cast iron stylised dragon carriage<br />
and wheels<br />
£80 - 100<br />
464<br />
A 19th Century Percussion Cap<br />
Double Barrel Sporting Gun by<br />
Wilson, with 74cm steel barrels, signed<br />
lock plates engraved with pheasants, steel<br />
angular trigger guard, walnut half stock<br />
with wood ramrod, together with<br />
accessories including a leather shot flask,<br />
cleaning rod, cartridge cases etc; an<br />
African Spearhead, lacks haft<br />
£100 - 150<br />
465<br />
A Rare Early Winchester 32-40<br />
Calibre Repeating Rifle, numbered<br />
23196 for 1895, with 66cm octagonal steel<br />
barrel, full length magazine and walnut<br />
half stock.<br />
**This rifle was made in the second year<br />
of production<br />
£1500 - 2000<br />
466<br />
A Non Working Model of a Dragunov<br />
SVD Sniper Rifle, with black hard plastic<br />
skeleton stock and fore-end, numbered<br />
06159059, boxed<br />
£100 - 150<br />
467<br />
A 19th Century Percussion Cap<br />
Sporting Gun, with 75cm steel barrel,<br />
indistinctly signed lock plate, walnut half<br />
stock with ivory fore-end tip, chequered<br />
grip and wood ramrod<br />
£100 - 150<br />
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