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1914 Christmas tin, of typical form, together with a picture of Queen Mary
£20-£30 plus 19% BP*
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Three World War One pom pom cannon shells with heads, two French one German
£80-£120 plus 19% BP*
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Lord Baden Powell interest, Boy Scout Tests And How To Pass Them published by James Brown & Son Glasgow signed by Lord Baden Powell
£40-£60 plus 19% BP*
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Unusual World War One commemorative frame in the form of an artillery shell with timing fuse measurements to the brass tip and initials W&G; the polished metal body with 1914-1916 at the bottom, a photograph of an officer possibly Austro-Hungary, with easel stand, height 25.5cm
£120-£180 plus 19% BP*
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24th Guards Brigade Operations, August 1944 to May 1945, Italy, marked "SECRET" detailing the period of time 1944 to 1945 in Italy
£100-£150 plus 19% BP*
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Two First World War Christmas tins, of typical form, (2)
£40-£60 plus 19% BP*
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Zepplin L48 interest, a brooch made from the wreck of the L48. On the night of 16th June 1917, the L48 was one of four airships sent to attack London, after dropping bombs on Harwich, the airship tried to return home by heading east, however its compass had frozen at the high altitude and, unknown to its crew, it drifted north in the dark along the Suffolk coast, the airship was caught by searchlights but was too high an altitude for the planes to reach, in an effort to escape British airspace before dawn the Zeppelin captain gave orders to descend, Captain RHMS Saundby, from his aircraft, noticed the descent beginning and attacked again. His bullets hit the Zeppelin this time and the tail of the airship ignited, the ship crashed into the ground at Holly Tree Farm in Theberton, near Leiston, Suffolk, three German crew managed to jump out of their gondola the other sixteen crew members died in the crash. In a glazed frame with hand written history of the crash
£30-£50 plus 19% BP*
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Australian World War Two mothers badge with hanging star decorated pendant
£40-£60 plus 19% BP*
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Niger Coast Protectorate mess napkin rings, numbered 12 and 13 with the crest to the opposing side, together with a steel bladed knife, (3)
£20-£30 plus 19% BP*
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World War Two RAF Uni grease gun with adjustable filler arm,stamped AM 1944
£20-£30 plus 19% BP*
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Margaret Thatcher, The Downing Street Years, Signed first edition
£40-£50 plus 19% BP*
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Manis military pocket watch, the signed silvered dial with luminous Arabic hours, subsidiary seconds dial, case back with the arrow mark and G.S.T.P. F 00709, also together with three military brooches, (4)
£30-£50 plus 19% BP*
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George III period silk, of a ship above four flags and a crest to the centre and the text DIEU ET MON DROIT, 49cm x 40cm
£150-£250 plus 19% BP*
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Boer War interest, South Africa Last testament 1900, pencil inscription
£10-£20 plus 19% BP*
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Robert Taylor a first edition print titled "Spitfire" signed by Group Captain Sir Douglas Bader CBE DSO DFC and Air Vice-Marshall Johnnie Johnson CB, CBE, DSO, DFC
£20-£30 plus 19% BP*
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A pair of World War Two RAF Mark IV pilots goggles
£20-£30 plus 19% BP*
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World War One clinometer field mark VI no 1762 made by Taylor & Hobson Ltd. 1918
£50-£70 plus 19% BP*
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World War Two Air Ministry scramble bell with pierced crown form pediment, the bell cast with a crown above the initials AM 1942
£700-£900 plus 19% BP*
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World War One propeller blade with makers badge Wolseley Motors Birmingham Ltd, possibly from a Sopwith camel
£150-£200 plus 19% BP*
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Collection of 105 military cap badges in three cases
£500-£700 plus 19% BP*
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World War One Mills no 5 mk1 hand grenade (deactivated)
£100-£150 plus 19% BP*
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RAF World War Two Air Ministry whistle, bible signed by the RAF Chaplin, half wing and RAF hat badge.
£60-£80 plus 19% BP*
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World War Two pocket compass Mk III made by T.G. Co Ltd London, model number 132433 dated 1945
£40-£60 plus 19% BP*
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G Appel 1937 Mauser gun cleaning kit box containing oil and brush to include English grease container with broad arrow over crown JJB (2)
£20-£40 plus 19% BP*
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German World War Two artillery gun sight with clear optics, sand paint finish and various German code markings
£300-£500 plus 19% BP*
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Of Gurkha interest, crossed kukri mounted on a shield shape board with Gurkha badges and the badge for the Staffordshire regiment. Shield height 29cm
£30-£40 plus 19% BP*
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Wooden aircraft propeller with various stencilling to the boss with base of World War One 1917 German shell case fitted to the boss
£350-£450 plus 19% BP*
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Relic from the B17 Flying Fortress Tondalayo, to include the turret frame section glass, shell casings pipe work, the Tondalayo was returning from a leaflet drop over Amsterdam, Rotterdam and Utrecht, the tragedy occurred when the Bomber was flying home at the same time as two German planes, the resulting confusion caused the anti aircraft guns to hit the Tondalayo, the pilot had to take the plane down for a crash landing but was then hit again near Woodbridge, it was at this point the order to bail was given, leaving pilot and co- pilot, Lieutenant Col Earle J. Aber & Lieutenant Maurice J. Harper to attempt to land the plane, both men perished on the night of March 4th 1945, the crash site is near to the West side of Parkeston in the river Stour mudflats, together with two shell casings from a 20mm cannon shell from a P-38 Lighting, this aircraft crashed adjacent to the A120 Dovercourt after being shot down by a Harwich anti aircraft gun
£30-£50 plus 19% BP*
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Collection of militaria to include Army Service Corps cap badge, Royal Army Medical Corps cap badge, American Field Service badge, the Border Regiment mother-of-pearl badge, Ypres brooch, hexagonal trench art coin cigarette lighter, pair of aviator style sunglasses and two black and white photographs of a soldier and a lady dated 1919.
£30-£50 plus 19% BP*
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World War One British Princess Mary's Gift Tin Christmas 1914
£20-£30 plus 19% BP*
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Mixed small military items including two brass lighters, stopwatch, sword knot, badges etc. (qty)
£40-£60 plus 19% BP*
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French World War One framed casualty scroll with Medaille Militaire and Croix de Guerre to Jean Charles Gandolfo Corporal au 176 regiment d'infanterie mort pour la France le 24 Octobre 1918
£70-£90 plus 19% BP*
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Edwardian officers busby with cap badge for the Cameron Highlanders, dated to inside 1912
£350-£450 plus 19% BP*
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World War One Verners pattern compass by John Wardale & Co London No53866 dated 1917. In a brown leather case stamped Hobson & Sons London 1914
£80-£120 plus 19% BP*
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German World War One NCO Picklehaube complete with brass spike & cap badge.
£350-£450 plus 19% BP*
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World War II period scratch built submarine interest, a diorama of the German U Boat U570, above a fire place, the sign stating U570 Caught by R.A.F. Coastal command in the Atlantic, brought home by Navy, another sign stating Navy and Air Force Angling club, 43cm wide, 17cm deep, 29cm high
£150-£250 plus 19% BP*
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Five items to include a leather shot pouch, a brass powder flask and three bullet moulds two marked 34. (5)
£30-£50 plus 19% BP*
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World War II German Third Reich sports shirt fabric with eagle badge and swastika sewn on, together with a helmet badge, wings and a medal dated 1939 (5)
£60-£80 plus 19% BP*
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Royal Engineers cap badge, Worcestershire Regiment cap badge, Australian Commonwealth Military Forces silver and tortoiseshell badge, National Fire Service cap badge, a Girl Guide badge, a Boys Brigade badge and an enamel decorated sweetheart badge
£20-£30 plus 19% BP*
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German World War Two home front social welfare medics helmet complete with lining and chin strap
£150-£200 plus 19% BP*
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Collection of German World War Two field post letters relating to one soldier together with a German Reich flag dated 1943
£80-£120 plus 19% BP*
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Frank Wooton, a limited edition print "D-Day June 6th 1944 A triumph of air power" numbered 605/850 with certificate and M.A. Kinnear, a limited edition print "Enemy coast ahead" numbered 50/500 and signed by the artist and air crew
£60-£90 plus 19% BP*
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Original book illustrations for Aeroplane book Airguide, by M Keep, to include B-52, Tomcat, B-1B, Thunderbolt, X-29, Victor and Sea King helicopter, (7)
£60-£90 plus 19% BP*
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Original book illustrations for Aeroplane book Airguide, by M Keep, to include Harrier II, Canberra, Jaguar, Sea Harrier and Hunter, (5)
£50-£70 plus 19% BP*
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Original book illustrations for Aeroplane book Airguide, by M Keep, to include Lighting, Tornado, 5, Panavia Tornado, British Aerospace EAP, (5)
£50-£70 plus 19% BP*
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Original book illustrations for Aeroplane book Airguide, by M Keep, to include Fairy Swordfish, Lancaster Bomber, Hawker Demon I, V-22 Osprey and Messerschmitt 109, (5)
£50-£70 plus 19% BP*
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Original book illustration, by M Keep, of three jet fighters in flight, 59cm wide, used for the cover of Phantom Squadrons of the Royal Air Force and Fleet Air Arm by Richard L Ward
£30-£50 plus 19% BP*
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Original book illustrations for Aeroplane book Airguide, by M Keep, to include 19 Eagle, Fighting Falcon, Tornado, Harrier and Phantom, (5)
£50-£70 plus 19% BP*
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Original book illustrations for Aeroplane book Airguide, by M Keep, to include Intruder, F-18A Hornet, Harrier GR5, F-111, Harrier GR5 and Tiger Squadron Phantom, (6)
£50-£70 plus 19% BP*
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Original book illustration designs, by M Keep, the collection of prints taken from the illustrations, together with the book plate print examples, (qty)
£40-£60 plus 19% BP*
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