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A group of medals to include WW II War, to 14936559. Pte. F. Sawyer. Queens R. Reg., National Service 1939-1960, British Forces Germany, 1945 Time for Peace and Queen Elizabeth II 2002 Golden Jubilee, together with a WW II Defence, apparently issued in error to Pte. F. Sawyer. (6) £30 - 50
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A 19th century French Infantry sabre having a 70cm steel blade with brass hilt and chequered grip, 84cm overall. £80 - 120
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A near pair of 19th century Indo-Persian iron spear/pike heads, each with traces of tribal decoration, 65cm £50 - 80
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An early 20th century silver mounted sword stick, having a malacca shaft revealing a 69cm steel blade etched Defence not defiance and Peace with honour, 92.5cm overall. £100 - 150
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A Napoleonic war steel Brown Bess socket bayonet, 51cm. £30 - 50
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A WW I British war and Mercantile Marine war duo naming Alfred Rowland, with original box and envelopes. (2) £30 - 50
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A WW I Casualty group to include 1914-15 Star, British war and Victory naming Major. W.H. Pennington. 12-Cavalry. (3)William Herbert Pennington was killed in action 9/9/1915. £100 - 150
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An American Civil War Remington 1858 New Model Army six shot revolver, the octagonal sighted barrel stamped PATENTED SEPT. 14 1858. E. REMINGTON & SONS ILLION. NEW YORK. USA., the frame stamped with various letters, having an under barrel loading lever, brass trigger guard and two piece walnut grip, 36cm. £600 - 800
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A 1796 pattern Light Cavalry officer's sword, the 82.5cm curved etched hatchet point blade inscribed Tho. Gills Warranted Never to Fail 1798, having a steel hilt and wire bound grip in a steel scabbard, 99cm overall. £200 - 300
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A Victorian 18ct gold The Trade House of Glasgow medal depicting a tree surmounted by birds within a scrolled surround, the reverse having a central shield shaped cartouche with anchor, wheatsheaf and scales within, bearing the motto "Praise God for all" below, having a blue ribbon with bar inscribed Allan Granger Deacon 1869-70.This medal was possibly for The Incorporation of Bakers due to the family connection of bakers at the time. £150 - 250
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A Victorian 15ct gold medal inscribed verso School of Medicine Royal Infirmary Glasgow Dr MacEwens Surgery Class, 1st Prize Awarded to J.P. Granger Session 1888-9, together with a two other 15ct and 9ct gold golfing medals to the same recipient. (3) £200 - 300
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A deactivated Mk I Bren light machine gun, marked Lithgow M.A. and dated 1944, having a metal body with wooden stock, magazine and tripod, with deactivation certificate, 116cm. £400 - 600
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A 19th century Imperial German Artillery short sword, the 47.5cm blade stamped GFD with crown cypher, the brass hilt stamped A8B34, in a leather scabbard stamped to the brass mount 12.A.E.1.44. 65cm overall. £150 - 250
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An 1888 pattern bayonet, the steel blade marked VR, Wilkinson, London, in a steel mounted leather scabbard. £40 - 60
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A family group of medals to include Queens South Africa (1899-1902) with Relief of Ladysmith, Tugela Heights and Cape Coloney clasps, naming 21500 Gnr. L. McKeon. 16th S.D., R.G.A., WW II Defence, WW I British war and Victory, naming 137 Sjt. L.J. McKeon. RIF. BRIG. (4) £150 - 250
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A Queens South Africa (1899-1902) medal with Orange Free State and Relief of Kimberley clasps, naming 513 BTY: SEJ: MAJOR S. WHITEHEAD. R.B.R.H.A., together with a Long Service and Good Conduct, 2nd type, to the same recipient. (2) £150 - 250
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An Edward VII 1897 pattern Infantry officer's sword, having an 82cm etched steel blade marked Marshall & Co., pierced steel hilt with crown cypher and wire bound fishskin grip, in a steel scabbard with leather outer case, 103cm overall. £100 - 150
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A large early 19th century flintlock rifle, the 110cm circular steel barrel with remains of proof mark with steel ram rod, unmarked lock plate, brass trigger guard and brass mounted stock, stamped BSR 108, 147cm overall. £100 - 150
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A Falklands Stanley Minefield Situation Map as at 14th Nov 1982, together with three others similar.Given to the vendor in the early 1990's on finishing a 6 month tour as Senior Naval Officers Valet.To be sold with two bombillas and an enamel mug found by the vendor in an Argentinian fox hole at Tumbledown. (7) £60 - 80
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A 1907 pattern Lee Enfield bayonet, the steel blade marked Wilkinson, in a brass mounted leather scabbard. £40 - 60
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Two albums of reproduction cigarette cards to include mainly military examples. £20 - 40
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A WW I trio to include 1914-15 Star, British war and Victory, unnamed. (3) £30 - 40
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A WW I Victory medal naming Deal 9949 -S- Pte. A. Mersh. R.M., together with British war naming 211038. C. Parker. P.O.R.N., 1914-15 Star naming 1141 Pte. R. Sawyer. Wilts Reg. and miniature Victory. (4) £30 - 50
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A WW II medal group to include 1939-45 War x2, 1939-45 Star, Africa Star, France and Germany Star, together with a Soldiers Service and Pay book, naming Albert Joseph Lee. (6) £30 - 50
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A George III Naval spadroon, having an 81cm steel blade with a pierced brass hilt and ivory handle, in a Wooley & Deakin brass mounted leather scabbard, 97cm overall. £100 - 150
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A collection of approximately 90 various military badges and insignias, together with a Danbury Mint display of Regimental buttons and ribbons of the British Army. £50 - 80
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Ray Kirkpatrick, 20th century, Five regimental water-colours, each signed and dated lower left, 35 x 19cm. (5) £40 - 60
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A 19th century Savage Norths Patent .36 calibre six shot Revolver, the octagonal sighted barrel stamped SAVAGE R.F.A. Co. MIDDLETOWN C/T H.S. NORTH. PATENTED JUNE 17 1856. JANUARY 18 1859. MAY 15 1860., having a plain cylinder, figure of eight cocking ring and trigger, under lever rammer and two piece walnut grip.(Some wear to the stamp on the barrel.) 37cm. £800 - 1000
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A George III Naval spadroon having an 81cm steel blade with brass five ball hilt and brass bound ivory handle, in a brass mounted leather scabbard, 96cm overall. £100 - 150
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A WW I Victory medal naming 1710 A-FWM. L.G. Jacobs. Q.M.A.A.C., together with a Q.M.A.A.C. cap badge. (2) £20 - 40
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A WW I British war medal naming S.S. 5256. F.J. Runniclers. A.B.R.N., together with a 1914-15 Star to the same recipient. (2)Frederick James Runniclers was an able seaman aboard H.M.S. Superb who died 23/11/1918. £30 - 50
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A British No.5 Mk I bayonet, together with two No.4 Mk II spike bayonets. (3) £30 - 50
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A deactivated WW I Short Magazine Lee Enfield Mk. III bolt-action rifle, dated 1917, serial no. D29851, with deactivation certificate, 112cm. £150 - 250
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A deactivated WW II Lee Enfield No.4 Mk I Long Branch bolt-action rifle, dated 1944, serial no. 67L9934, with deactivation certificate, 103cm. £150 - 250
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A WW II Naval medal group to include 1939-45 Star, Atlantic Star, Burma Star with Pacific bar, Defence, War, Queen Elizabeth II Coronation and Geo. VI Royal Naval Reserve decoration dated verso 1946, together with miniature examples,an H.M.S. Hermes tally, various photographs and a volume of H.M.S. Hermes 1923 & 1959 by Neil McCart.Awarded to Officer J.A. Creed Lt. Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve who survived the sinking of H.M.S. Hermes by Japanese aircraft on 9th April, 1942. £150 - 250
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A mid-20th century silver salver, bearing a Naval crest and inscribed "Presented to Captain J.A. Creed V.R.D. R.N.V.R. by the officers of the London Division R.N.V.R. H.M.S. President on the occasion of his marriage 15th January 1955." together with a silver plated cocktail shaker and wine sleeve bearing similar inscriptions. (3) £150 - 200
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A Geo. VI R.N.R. officers sword, having a 78cm straight single edged blade etched with a crown cypher, fouled anchor and R.N.R., the brass hilt with folding guard, bound fishskin grip and lions head pommel, in a brass mounted leather scabbard, 97cm overall. £150 - 250
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A mid-20th century silver mounted desk calendar of rectangular form, with presentation inscription "From ships company Wrens H.M.S. Mercury Leydene." 21cm. £40 - 60
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A Royal Naval 9ct gold and enamelled badge depicting a crown above a fouled anchor. £30 - 50
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A WW II R.A.F. silver and enamelled ashtray with engine turned decoration, maker J.W.B. Birmingham, 1939. £20 - 30
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A 1796 pattern Light Cavalry officer's sword, the 83.5cm curved steel blade stamped to the back edge D. EGG, having a steel hilt stamped N=Y and D25 below, with a wire bound grip in a steel scabbard, 98cm overall. £150 - 250
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Six albums of various military postcards mostly to include WW I period examples arranged by regiment. (6) £50 - 80
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Five albums of various military postcards and photographs mostly to include WW I period examples, arranged by regiment. (5) £50 - 80
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A deactivated L1A1 7.62mm Self Loading Rifle, serial no. AD6112489, with deactivation certificate. 114cm £200 - 300
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A WW I British war and Victory duo naming L.Z. 5040 F.P. Life. A.B. R.N.V.R. (2) £30 - 50
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Three WW I Victory medals, naming P-4232. A. Sjt. W. Winterhalder. M.M.P., 14442. Pte. R. Turner. Suffolk Reg, and 146561. Pte. 2. A. Hales. R.A.F. (3) £30 - 50
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An early 20th century Ceremonial dress sword, having a 79cm etched steel blade and brass hilt with crown cypher, in a brass mounted leather scabbard, 96cm overall. £50 - 80
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A 19th century cased Deane & Son Adams Patent five shot Revolver, the octagonal sighted barrel stamped DEANE & SON 30 KING WILLIAM ST LONDON BRIDGE. numbered 31552 to the cylinder and further marked ADAMS PATENT 31552 to the frame, having a side mounted loading lever, safety stop and chequered walnut grips, in a lined and fitted oak case with Deane & Son label to the lid, with accessories to include an Adams patent bullet mould and Bartram & Co. flask etc. £1000 - 1500
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A large collection of assorted mounted and framed military badges and insignias. £50 - 80
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A family group of medals to include Geo. V. Military medal naming 250273 Pte. E. Lofts. 5/Essex. R., 1914-15 Star to 1950 Pte. E. Lofts. Essex. R., British war and Victory to 1950 A. Cpl E. Lofts. Essex. R. WW II Defence, War, Queen Elizabeth II Coronation and Geo. VI. Territorial Efficient Service naming 861460 W.O. CL. 2. E.A. Lofts. R.A., together with an Essex Regiment and a Royal Artillery cap badge mounted in a framed display case. (10)Private E. Lofts is mentioned in The London Gazette issue No. 31430 page 8335. £300 - 500
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