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Medals & Militaria followed by Country PursuitsFriday 13th December at 11am

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Electrical goods. These are sold as “antiques” only. If you buyelectrical goods for use you must ask a qualified electrician to checkthem for compliance with safety regulations before you use them.

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Buyer’s Premium All lots are sold with a Buyer’s Premium of 20%(unless otherwise stated), this figure is also subject to VAT at theprevailing rate e.g. a buyer with a hammer total of £100 will have a grossinvoice of £124.

Selling Rate Our auctioneers sell at approximately 120 lots per hour,buyers are advised to make sure they are in the saleroom at least 20minutes before a lot is expected to be offered in case the auctioneer isahead of schedule.

Droit de Suite Please note that purchasers of works of art subject toDroit de Suite (ARR) will pay Lacy Scott & Knight a 4% (inclusive ofVAT) premium on the hammer price in addition to the buyer’s premium.Lacy Scott & Knight will then pass this onto the Design & ArtistsCopyright Society or Artists Collecting Society. A painting or work ofart is subject to Droit de Suite in the UK whilst the artist is living and70 years after the artists death. A percentage of 4% is payable on lotswith a hammer price in excess of €1000 (approx. £850).

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Packing and Postage Most UK parcels can be sent in-house for ourflat standard rate of £18 for up to 3 lots and £1.50 per lot thereafter.This service is provided at your liability; therefore you must arrangeyour own insurance. For European shipping rates please see ourwebsite. For larger items and shipping outside of Europe werecommend MailBoxes and Alban Shipping, if you arrange analternative courier then we can pack for £8 per parcel.

How to find us The Auction Centre is situated in the heart of historicBury St Edmunds, directly behind the arc shopping centre and closeto main bus/coach and train stations and the A14 dual carriageway.10 Risbygate Street, Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk, IP33 3AA. Why notmake a weekend of it and enjoy some of the attractions which thisbeautiful and historic market town has to offer?

Parking We have our own large car park adjacent to the Saleroomswhich is free of charge to all buyers (sale days and viewing only),when this car park is full we suggest using the large Borough car parksclose to the Auction Centre.

IMPORTANT NOTICES

Special attention is drawn to the Terms of Sale printed in this catalogue and displayed in the saleroom.The staff at the Auction Centre welcome your custom and hope that the following information makes your buying visit as simple and enjoyable as possible.

MEDALS & MILITARIA followed byCOUNTRY PURSUITS

Friday 13th Decemberat 11am

On ViewThursday 12th 10am - 7pm andfrom 9am sale day

Results available online approximatelyone hour following the saleBuyer’s Premium charged on all lots at20% plus VAT

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5A 19th century French flintlock carbine, the 76cmbarrel with ramrod below, the brass bandingstamped with a crown over G and numbered 2,the lock plate engraved Mre Rle de Culle, havinga brass trigger guard and steel mounted walnutstock, 115cm. £200-300

6A gentleman’s CWC (Cabot Watch Company)military issue steel cased Quartz wristwatch,having a black dial with Arabic numerals, luminoushands and outer markers, the case back stampedW10 / 6645-99- 541-5317 with broad arrowand further numbered 2578/82, on a blackleather strap. £50-80

7A Crimea medal (1854-56) with Sebastopol andInkermann clasps, naming erased. £50-80

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Important Notice regardingThird Reich items

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

1A Queen’s South Africa medal, (1899-1902) 2ndtype reverse with ghost dates, having S.A. 1901,Laing’s Nek, Transvaal, Relief of Ladysmith, OrangeFree State and Tugela Heights clasps, naming5588 Pte. H. SNOW 2/Dorset Reg. 5588 PrivateH. Snow was killed in action 26/09/1901 in thebattle at Itala Mountain, included in this lot areletters from Captain Cecil Alured Rowley D.S.O.,the first dated 4/10/01 informing Snow’s motherof his death “whilst gallantly repelling an attack ofthe Boers on the English position, he is buriedwith six others on the top of Itala Mountain.” Thesecond dated 10/12/01 in which he reassuresSnow’s mother of his conduct “It was verysatisfactory and he always did his best to do hisduty. He died doing his duty on Itala Mountainwhen the party in which he belonged wassurrounded by the Boers he fought on until shotfrom behind by a Boer.” To be sold with aformation patch and buttons, contained in aQueen’s S.A. Christmas gift tin. £100-150

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2A family group of medals to include 1914-15 Star,naming 2. LIEUT. M. BABINGTON, British Warand Victory, CAPT. M. BABINGTON, GeneralService medal (1918-62) with Iraq clasp, CAPT.M. BABINGTON, Defence medal and Warmedal, miniature Military Cross, 1914-15 Star,BWM, Victory, GSM with Iraq clasp, Defence andWar, together with British War medal and Victory,CAPT. S. BABINGTON, Voluntary MedicalService medal, MISS ISABEL BABINGTON,Defence medal in OHMS box naming Miss I.M.Babington, Red Cross Proficiency in Cooking 424I.M. BABINGTON and various other Red Crossmedals. (21) £150-250

3A British 1827 pattern sword, having an 81cmcurved blade, the gilt brass folding hilt with VRcypher, having a wire bound fish skin grip, 97cm,together with a 19th century Indian Tulwar, havingan 82cm curved blade with a gilt decorated hiltand disc pommel, 95cm. (2) £50-80

4A German Third Reich Kriegsmarine Officer’sdagger, the 25cm etched double fullered bladewith Carl Eickhorn 1933-35 squirrel mark to thericasso, having a fouled anchor cross guard withpress stud, white wire bound celluloid grip andgilded brass eagle and swastika pommel, withsilver bullion portepee, housed in a brass sheathwith oak leaf bandings and suspension rings,42cm. £300-500

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8A Queen’s South Africa medal (1899-1902) 3rdtype reverse with S.A. 1902 and Transvaal clasps,naming 5674 PTE. P. HEALEY. RL. IRISH REGT. £50-80

9A Queen’s South Africa medal (1899-1902) 3rdtype reverse with Paardeberg and Relief ofKimberley clasps, naming 4284 PTE. J. MURPHY.WELSH REGT. Private J. Murphy was killed inaction 18/02/1900 Paardeberg. £50-80

10A George V Army long Service and GoodConduct medal, naming 5763063. C. SJT. T.CARTER. NOR. R. £40-60

11A Great War group of four medals to includeDistinguished Conduct medal, naming 7897 CPLT. PARKER. 2 / NTH N.R., 1914 Mons Star with8th Aug-22nd Nov clasp and rosette, 7897 L.CPL. T. PARKER 1/NORTH’ N.R., British War andVictory with oak leaf 7897. SJT. T. PARKER.NORTH’ N.R., together with miniature examples,Silver War badge no. 442575, dischargecertificate, Princess Mary Christmas gift tin, anofficers cross belt whistle on chain and variousphotographs etc. London Gazette 11th May1917, 7897 Act Cpl (Act Sgt) T. Parker 2ndBattalion Northamptonshire Regiment. Forconspicuous gallantry and devotion to duty. Hetook command of a bombing party and repelledrepeated enemy counter attacks. Finally, he heldthe post single-handed against an attack after allhis men had become casualties. £1,000-1,500

12A WW I Princess Mary Christmas gift tin andcontents to include unopened tobacco, cigarettesand greetings card, in card outer box. £100-150

13A WW I 1914-15 Star, naming 14847 PTE. J.CHEETHAM. L’POOL.R. £15-25


14A Crown Devon Fielding’s novelty chamber pot,No 1 Jerry, the convex interior printed with acartoon of Hitler the border printed Have thison “old Nasty” another Violation of Poland, havingblack printed mark verso, after a design by EnochBoulton, dia. 22cm. £100-150

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15An Elgin military issue base metal cased pocketwatch, having a white enamel dial with Arabicnumerals and War Department arrow, the caseback stamped Elgin National Watch Co. Serialnumber 58309 H.S.3, housed in a fittedmahogany case, case dimensions w. 9.3, d.12.8,h.3.6cm £50-80

16A West African Frontier Force gold andenamelled sweetheart brooch, stamped 15ct,cased, together with a Royal Fusiliers enamelledlapel badge numbered verso 416, a cloth badgeand a WW II defence medal. (4) £40-60

17An 18ct gold and enamelled sweetheart broochfor The Kings Royal Rifle Corps, stamped 18ct,5.7g. £100-150

18A Victorian lignum vitae policeman’s truncheonpolychrome painted with a crowned VR cypher,having a ring turned handle stampedMcNaughton, Glasgow, 45cm. £50-80

19A William IV policeman’s truncheon of taperingform, polychrome painted W.R. IV. N.H. No. 5,47cm. £80-120

20A WW I leather Sam Browne belt with shoulderstrap, together with two brown leather swordfrogs, a red Morrocan leather and gold threadbelt and a leather sporran etc. £40-60

21A WW I British War and Victory duo, naming3483 PTE. C. WRIGHT SUFF. R., together with aWW II Defence medal. (3) Private CharlesWright also served in the Lincolnshire Regimentand the Machine Gun Corps. £20-40

22A WW II group of six to include 1939-1945 Star,Africa Star with 1st Army clasp, Italy Star, Franceand Germany Star, Defence and War. (6) £30-50

23A WW II group of five to include 1939-1945 Star,Africa Star, Italy Star, Defence and War, togetherwith a miniature General Service medal and aKings Loyal Service badge. (7) £30-40

24A West Yorkshire Regiment Officer’s white metaland gilt cap badge, the unmarked silver horse ona gilt scroll with loop and blade fitting. £30-50

25An East Surrey Regiment Officer’s white metaland gilt cap badge, the white metal back with lugfittings stamped J.R. Gaunt, London with P below. £30-50

26A 16th Queen’s Lancers OR’s cap badge,probably circa 1901-1905, together with twoother similar examples. (3) £30-50

27An Indian Medical Service white metal pagribadge, George V, together with a pair of GeorgeV silver Burma Rifles collar badges, makerGoldsmiths & Silversmiths Co. Ltd, Birmingham,1924 and an Indian Army Beluch Regiment silvercap badge, stamped verso Silver J. Manikrai &Sons. (4) £50-80

28A collection of nine silver and enamelledsweetheart badges to include Inns of CourtO.T.C., Royal Signals Corps, Essex regiment, TheQueen’s etc. (9) £40-60

29A collection of cap badges and insignia to includeRoyal Military Academy Sandhurst, George V/VIMilitary police, Royal Army Ordnance Corp(economy), Army Apprentice school and TheWest Riding (economy) etc. (20) £30-50

30A collection of cap badges and insignia to includeBedfordshire and Hertfordshire, East Surrey,Royal Hampshire, Northamptonshire,Leicestershire, Suffolk and West Yorkshire etc.(37) £50-100


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31A collection of Canadian Regiment cap badges toinclude Algonquin Regiment, Sherbrooke Fusiliers,Provost Corps, Infantry Corps, Tank Corps andSouth Saskatchewan Regiment etc. (20) £50-80

32A collection of cap badges and insignia to includeRoyal Highlanders Black Watch glengarry (onelug missing), Scottish King’s Own Borderers, Argylland Sutherland, The Buffs and Royal Hampshireetc. (18) £50-100

33A large collection of cap badges and insignia toinclude Seaforth Highlanders, Northamptonshire,Royal Scots, The Welsh, Gloucestershire, TheBuffs, Notts and Derby, East Lancashire and TheWiltshire Regiment etc. (42) £50-100

34A collection of cap badges and insignia to includeRoyal Dublin Fusiliers, Loyal North Lancashire,Royal Army Ordnance Corps, Machine GunCorps, Middlesex and Royal Berkshire etc. (33) £50-80

35A collection of cap badges and insignia to includeLiverpool Scottish Camerons, Liverpool Scottish(The Kings), Herefordshire, Cambridgeshire,Leicestershire, Royal Artillery and SuffolkRegiment etc. (43) £50-100

36A collection of cap badges and insignia to include2nd Dragoon Guards (Queen’s Bays), Cheshire,Inniskilling, Royal Leicestershire, Hampshire andWorcestershire etc. (31) £50-100

37A collection of cap badges and insignia to includeBedfordshire, Essex, Gloucestershire, LancashireFusiliers, South Staffordshire, Middlesex Regimentand The Welch etc. (67) £80-120

38A collection of cap badges and insignia mainlyCanadian Regiments to include Duke of York’sRoyal Canadian Hussars, Canadian Army ServiceCorps, Royal Engineers, Army Medical Corps,Rocky Mountain Rangers and Canadian ForestryCorps etc. (18) £40-60

39A collection of cap badges and insignia to includeRoyal Armoured Corps, Tank Corps, Royal ScotsGreys, Scottish Horse, Royal Engineers and 10thRoyal Hussars etc. (30) £40-60

40A collection of cap badges and insignia to includeDuke of Lancaster’s Own, The West Riding, 2ndDragoons (The Bays), 3rd King’s Own Hussars,Royal Irish 8th King’s Hussars, Army Air Corps,Scottish Horse and Royal Scots Dragoon Guardsetc. (50) £50-80

41A collection of mainly Commonwealth capbadges and insignia to include Bermuda Rifles,King’s Own Malta Regiment Militia, Q ServicesS.A. and Federation Regiment etc. (28) £40-60

42A collection of cap badges, cloth badges andbuttons to include R.A.F., R.F.C., Royal Artillery,Royal Engineers, King’s Own Scottish Borderers,Dorsetshire, Bedfordshire, East Surrey and TheBuffs etc. (89 not including buttons) £50-100

43A collection of mainly Indian/NepaleaseRegiment cap badges and insignia to includeBaluch Regiment, 10th Gurkha Rifles PrincessMary’s Own, 1st Punjab Regiment, Indian ArmyOrdnance Corps, 14th Punjab Regiment, EastBengal and The 17th Dogras Regiment etc. (43) £50-100

44A George VI group of five medals to include1939-1945 Star, Burma Star, Air Crew EuropeStar (copy), War and R.A.F. Long Service andGood Conduct, naming 346535. F/SGT W.PARKER. R.A.F., together with a Burma StarAssociation enamelled lapel badge and variousphotographs. £100-150

45A Victoria/George V group of four medals toinclude Queen’s South Africa (1899-1902) 2ndtype reverse, no clasps, naming A.W. WESLEY. QSIG. H.M.S. NIOBE, 1914-15 Star, 173078. A.W.WESLEY P.O. TEL R.N., British War and Victory173078 A. WESLEY. C.P.O. TEL. R.N., togetherwith a hardback volume Afloat and Ashore TheRoyal Navy During the Boer War 1899-1902 byPeter Singlehurst, a Royal Navy silver and enamelbar brooch, a Naval cloth badge and a largecollection of research. £150-200

46A German 1898 pattern Mauser bayonet, the52cm pipe back fullered blade stamped to thericasso Erfurt and crowned W03 to the backedge having a hooked quillon stamped B.K.I.A. 14,with two piece grooved walnut grips, 66cm. £20-40

47A Diana Model 25 air rifle, 1.77 calibre, serial no. J251895, 98cm. £20-40

48An Indian Enfield 1853 pattern rifle musket,having a 73cm barrel stamped 854, MN 1258, thelock stamped with a Crown and Enfield, having abrass trigger guard and brass mounted stock,112cm, together with a socket bayonet in a brassmounted leather scabbard, 55cm. (2) £150-250


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49A Victorian silver open salt, of circular belliedform within a rope twist border and raised onthree feet each in the form of a sphinx for theLincolnshire Regiment, engraved Lieut W.G.Harding, 1890, makers mark rubbed, London,1890, 7.1oz. £60-80

50A WW I trench whistle, A De Courcy & Co.Frankfort Street Birmingham, dated 1916,together with a Victorian Hiatts DevonConstabulary whistle no. 225 30, a Metropolitanwhistle by J. Hudson & Co and two Acme Citywhistles. (5) £100-150

51A WW I British War and Victory duo, naming15036 CPL. F.R. HAWKINS. E. SURR. R., togetherwith a 1939-45 Star, Defence and War medals, aKing’s badge, a military issue nickel cased pocketwatch stamped G.S.T.P. M 24728, a SoldiersService and Pay Book, silk postcards and a brassbutton stick etc. £80-120

52A WW I trio to include 1914-15 Star, namingW=1703 SJT W.C. REES. R.F.A., British War andVictory, 2. LIEUT W.C. REES, together withminiature examples and a brass shoulder pip. (7) £70-90

53Michael Turner, (b. 1934), First Flight, limitededition print no. 154/850, signed by the artist tothe margin and further signed Graham Warnerand John Romain, 42 x 50cm. £20-40

54A WW I Casualty group toinclude bronze memorialplaque, naming Arthur WilliamBoreham, British War andVictory, 12063. PTE. A.W.BOREHAM SUFF. R. (3) PrivateArthur William Boreham ofHorringer, Bury St Edmundswas killed in action 30/08/18France and Flanders. £80-120

57Two WW I British War medals, naming 15420. B.GIBBS. L.S.R.N.R. and 45429 PTE. H. BROWN.LEIC. R. (2) £20-40

58A German Third Reich Army belt buckle withbrown leather tab, together with one othersimilar buckle, a Royal Engineers gilt buckle, twoFoy Est Tout (Babington) clan badges, PoonaVolunteer Rifles badges and various buttons etc. £50-80

59A pair of U.S. army 60 x 30 binoculars markedWollensak Rochester U.S.A, in a fitted leathercase. £30-50

60An early 19th century Napoleonic Frenchprisoner of war straw work box, the hinged liddecorated with stands of arms, the interior lidwith British warship, the interior with dual hingedcompartments with a single drawer below, w.21,d.14, h.10.5cm. £40-60

61A British military shell fuse with cut away section,together with various shell cases. (9) £30-50

62A WW I nickel cased fob watch, having anenamel dial with Roman numerals, housed in abrown leather wristwatch strap. £30-50

63Michael Turner, (b.1934), D-Day 6th June, 1944,The Official Normandy Veterans Association 60thAnniversary Limited Edition print no. 386/500,signed by the artist and various veterans, furthermounted with a piece of parachute and shrapnel,71 x 76cm. £100-150

64A German snuff-box of circular form, the coverrelief decorated with an eagle and swastika withinwreath, 5cm. £30-50

65A German nickel cased Bezard-Kompass,together with an unmarked brass cased compass.(2) £50-70


55A WW I British War and Victory duo, naming63554. PTE. J.V. LITTLE. M.G.C. (2) £20-40

56A .577/450 Martini Henry rifle (obsolete calibre)the 83cm barrel with folding sight and ramrodbelow (lacking fore stock), the frame stampedwith a crowned VR cypher Enfield 1872 II withvarious ordnance marks to the opposing side,with a steel mounted beech stock (re stocked),127cm. £100-150

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66A gentleman’s British military Cyma W.W.W.wristwatch, circa 1940, part of the “Dirty Dozen”,having a black dial with Arabic numerals, luminousouter markers and subsidiary seconds dial, thesteel screw back stamped W.W.W. P1749222492, 37mm (excluding crown.) £600-800

67A gentleman’s British military issue steel casedwristwatch, having a silvered dial with Arabicnumerals, luminous outer markers and subsidiaryseconds dial, the case back with WarDepartment mark A.T.P. 93854, on a leatherstrap, 30mm (excluding crown.) £100-150

68William Minshall Birchall, (1884-1941), Off MaplinSand, ink sketch, signed, titled and dated 1926lower left, 26 x 47.5cm. £40-60

69English school, late 18th century, Head andshoulders portrait of Ferdinand Anley, pastel,hand written verso “Ferdinand Anley This Portraitof my Father was taken in the year 1787 a fewmonths before his marriage with my Motherwhich took place on the 21st of July 1787- W.Anley Com Royal Navy January 1868.” 24 x19cm. £150-250

70Stanley Gleed, 20th century, Harry Tate RE 8,watercolour, signed lower left, 21.5 x 26cm,together with an aviation photograph The BritishCauldon School, Oct 1914, Hendon Aerodrome,27 x 30cm and a chromolithograph military print,36 x 46cm. (3) £30-50

71Harold Garland, (Canadian 1918-2009), VickersSubmarine “Walrus”, acrylic oil on canvas, signedlower right and labelled verso, 26.5 x 34cm. £40-60

72A 19th century copper powder flask of flutedbag shape by G & J.W. Hawksley of Sheffiled,together with one other 19th century copperpowder flask. (2) £50-70

73A WW I Cadburys 1914 Christmas gift tin givenin aid of wounded sailors and soldiers. £20-30

74A WW I Turkish Prisoner of War beadworkpurse, dated 1918. £30-50

75Keith Woodcock, (20th century), Moment ofTruth, limited edition print no. 147/380, signed bythe artist to the margin and further signed byWing Commander Kenneth “Bing” Cross, withcertificate of authenticity, 48 x 61cm. (rolled) £20-40

76Barry K. Barnes, 20th century, low flying plane inlandscape, watercolour, signed lower left, 26 x37cm. £20-40

77After John Singleton Copley (American 1737-1815), The death of Major Pierson and the defeatof the French Troops in the Market Place of StHeliers, in the Island of Jersey, January 6th 1781,hand coloured engraving by A. Kessler, 47 x60cm. £70-90

78A modern bronzed resin figure of a Red Coat, instanding pose with hat in hand, signed PeterJacobs? on a wooden plinth, h.40cm. £20-30

79An early 20th century Smiths oak cased mantelclock, having a black enamel dial with Arabicnumerals, the case with applied IntelligenceCorps badge, h.23cm. £20-40


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80A German N.S.D.A.P. armband, together with aDeutscher Volkssturm armband. (2) £60-80

81After C.W. Walton, (19th century), Portrait ofColonel John Rouse Merriott Chard V.C., R.E.,proof engraving, bears indisticnt signature, 42 x26cm, together with a large collection of 19thcentury and later military/naval prints andengravings etc. £50-100

82A bosuns whistle stamped Lvd C Col II/69 “BW”,together with a Vouge gilt metal ladies powdercompact, with applied R.A.F. crest. (2) £30-50

83A pair of E. Leitz Wetzlar 7 x 50 binoculars, in ablack stitched leather case dated ‘41. £200-250

84A German chrome cased ships clock, the enameldial with Arabic numerals markedChronometerwerke, Wempe, Hamburg, dia.19cm. £80-120

85A modern German enamelled sign, “TelegrammeVolkischer Beobachter” with eagle and swastikabelow, 17 x 12cm. £40-50

86A Continental lead plaque, of rectangular formrelief decorated with various military figures,bearing a label verso “Museum of London.28.6.82 We think that this interesting plaque isprobably of 17th century Dutch origin, andcommemorates the setting up or mustering of alocal ‘Trained Band’ or city militia. The design isobviously influenced by contemporary paintingson this theme.” 14 x 22cm. £50-80

93A Japanese Shin gunto katana, the 67cm slightlycurved fullered blade with traces of numbers,lacking a habaki with pierced iron tsuba andpainted metal tsuka, housed in a green paintedsaya, 89cm. £100-200

94A Japanese Shinshinto wakizashi, the 40cm slightlycurved blade with copper habaki, having apierced iron tsuba with gilt decoration andsamegawa wrapped tsuka with menuki, housed ina lacquered saya, 59cm. £100-200


87A copper plaque depicting “The Game”, reliefdecorated with four figures playing a game ofcards, the John Bull type English figure seated ona chair marked England, his hand of cards readingTibet, the seated Russian figure’s hand readingMand=schre, the third figure’s hand readingKorea and the fourth figure with his hand facedown on the table, 16 x 26cm. £40-60

88A German N.S.D.A.P. flag, having andembroidered swastika on a red ground, printedto the lanyard 1934, N.S.D.A.P. 55 x 100. £100-120

89A reproduction German Feldgendarmerie gorget(ringkragen.) £30-50

90A German N.S.D.A.P. pennant, mounted fordisplay, 46 x 56cm £50-70

91After William Barnes Wollen (1857-1936),Napoleon and his Generals, coloured print, 40 x53cm, together with one other Napoleonic print,31 x 63cm. (2) £50-70

92A Japanese Shinto katana, the 65cm curved bladewith undulating harmon signed to the tang, havinga copper habaki and pierced brass floraldecorated tsuba, samegawa wrapped tsuka withmenuki, housed in a lacquered saya, 92cm. £300-500

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95A Japanese Gendaito wakizashi, the 40cm slightlycurved blade with copper habaki, having a brokeniron tsuba and samegawa wrapped tsuka, housedin a lacquered saya, 59cm. £100-150

96A Japanese Shinto Wakizashi, the 42cm slightlycurved blade signed to the tang Hizen Tadayoshi,having a copper habaki and pierced iron tsubadecorated with flowers, the ray skin wrappedtsuka bound in fabric, the copper fuchi andkashira decorated with bamboo, housed in alacquered saya, 58cm.Purchased by the vendor from Sotheby’sBillingshurst, 2000. £500-800

97A large collection of aviation scrap books, manybeing novels/annuals re-used for newspapercuttings etc. £40-60

98A WW II R.A.F. Type C brown leather flyinghelmet, having a chamois interior numbered 64,further stamped size 3 A-A?. £150-250

99A WW II R.A.F. Type B brown leather flyinghelmet, with oxygen mask, together with a JamesGrose full length leather jacket. (2) £100-150

100A pre WW II photograph album, the contentsbeing mainly North African military scenes,together with one other album of early aviationinterest and various loose photographs andgreetings cards etc. (2) £40-60

101A collection of British Army cap badges, collarbadges and shoulder titles, mainly CavalryRegiments to include The Queen’s Bays (2ndDragoon Guards), 15th King’s Hussars, Inniskillings(6th Dragoons/5th Inniskilling Dragoon Guards),Royal Armoured Corps, 3rd King’s Own Hussars,14th King’s Hussars, 16th The Queen’s Lancers,17th/21st Lancers and Tank Corps etc. (approx.120) £150-250

102A collection of British Army cap badges, collarbadges and insignia, mainly East AnglianRegiments to include The CambridgeshireRegiment cap badge with South Africa 1900-01scroll and slider fitting, Woodbridge OfficerTraining School, Duke of York’s Own Loyal Suffolk(Yeomanry) Hussars, 3rd Volunteer BattalionSuffolk Regiment, Cambridge and County OfficerTraining School and 1st Cambridgeshire RifleVolunteers etc. (92) £200-300

103A collection of British Army cap badges andinsignia, mainly Infantry Regiments to includeRoyal Hampshire, Middlesex Regiment (Duke ofCambridge’s Own), Bedfordshire andHertfordshire, Highland Light Infantry (City ofGlasgow Regiment), Argyll and SutherlandHighlanders (Princess Louise’s), The Queen’sOwn Cameron Highlanders and The WelchRegiment etc. (36) £60-80



104A collection of cap badges and insignia to includeRoyal Army Pay Corps, Royal Artillery, RoyalEngineers, Intelligence Corps, Army Air Corps,Glider Pilot Regiment, Parachute Regiment andRoyal Army Service Corps etc. (40) £60-80

105A collection of cap badges, collar badges andshoulder titles, all being Lincolnshire Regiments toinclude Lincolnshire Yeomanry, LincolnshireImperial Yeomanry, Grantham Officer Training,Stamford School and Royal Lincolnshire etc. (23) £50-80

106A collection of cap badges and insignia, mainlyBerkshire Yeomanry Regiments but to include 9thCounty of London Battalion (Queen Victoria’sRifles) and Westminster Dragoons etc. (25) £50-80

107A collection of British Army cap badges andinsignia, mainly Infantry to include The BlackWatch (Royal Highland Regiment) glengarry,Royal Artillery, Royal Engineers Volunteers, TheMiddlesex Regiment (Duke of Cambridge’sOwn), Tyneside Scottish glengarry, The King’sLiverpool Regiment (Scottish Battalion) andNorthamptonshire Regiment etc. (19) £50-80

108A collection of British Army cap badges andinsignia, to include Middlesex Regiment (Duke ofCambridge’s Own) with Albuhera in scroll, Argyll& Sutherland Highlanders (Princess Louise’s),King’s Own Scottish Borderers, Royal FlyingCorps and The Buffs (Royal East Kent Regiment.)(28) £50-80

109A collection of British Army cap badges andinsignia, to include South Wales Borderers(Brecknockshire Battalion), Rifle Brigade, TheQueen’s (Royal West Surrey Regiment), YorkshireRegiment (Prince of Wales Own), TheCambridgeshire Regiment and Loyal NorthLancashire etc. (26) £50-80

110A collection of British Army cap badges andinsignia, to include Welsh Horse Yeomanry, LoyalSuffolk Hussars (Duke of York’s Own), TheQueen’s Royal Lancers (NottinghamshireYeomanry), Artists Rifles, Queen’s OwnWorcestershire Hussars and NorthamptonshireYeomanry etc. (26) £80-120

112A collection of British Army badges and insignia,to include Machine Gun Corps, The Duke ofWellington’s Regiment (West Riding), TheQueen’s Bays (2nd Dragoons), Durham LightInfantry, Glider Pilot Regiment and a silver ARPbadge. (31) £40-60

113A collection of British Army cap badges andinsignia, mainly Wiltshire Regiments to includeMarlborough Officer Training College, 1stWiltshire VRC (Moonrakers) and MarlboroughCollege Cadet etc. (31) £50-80

114A collection of British Army brass shoulder titlesto include Cheshire, Cornwall, Bedfordshire andHertfordshire, Royal Norfolk, Inniskilling, RoyalWarwickshire, Northampton, Somerset, NorthLancashire and Worcestershire etc. (38) £50-80

115A collection of British Army cap badges andinsignia to include Gordon Highlanders, 17th/21stLancers, Welsh Guards and Articifer sleeve badgeetc. (some re-strikes) (36) £30-50

116A collection of loose cap badges, cloth badgesand formation signs, to include Royal ScotsDragoon Guards, Royal Irish Rifles, silver Warbadge numbered B241144, HQ CombinedOperations and Anti-Aircraft Command,together with a side cap with Cambridgeshirebadge and an Africa Star medal etc. £30-50

117A collection of British Army cloth formation signsto include 49th West Riding Infantry Division, 6thArmoured Division, 50th Northumbrian InfantryDivision, 43rd Wessex Infantry Division, 7thArmoured Division and 78th Infantry Divisionetc. eighteen in total mounted for display, 32.5 x27cm. £50-80

118A collection of cap badges, collar badges andshoulder titles for the 3rd King’s Own Hussarsand the 7th Queen’s Own Hussars, (12)mounted for display, together with a similarexample for the Queen Mary’s Own 13th/18thHussars, (12) each frame 29 x 24cm. (2) £40-60


111A collection of British Army cap badges andinsignia, to include Oundle Officer Training,University of London Officer Training, DurhamLight Infantry, Royal Artillery, The Essex Regimentand Royal Leicestershire etc. (29) £60-80

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119A George V silver Officers bonnet/cap badge forThe Gordon Highlanders, makers mark worn butprobably B.L.&S, London, 1929. h.O7cm. £80-120

120A collection of British Army cap badges andinsignia, mainly Infantry Regiments to include TheQueen’s (Royal West Surrey), The Buffs (RoyalEast Kent), Royal Warwickshire, NorfolkRegiment, Lincolnshire, Suffolk Regiment, RoyalWelsh Fusiliers, Royal Scots Fusiliers, LancashireFusiliers, The Duke of Wellington’s (West Riding),The Prince of Wales Own Yorkshire Regiment,Loyal North Lancashire The Leinster (RoyalCanadian), Royal Dublin Fusiliers, ManchesterRegiment, Gordon Highlanders and The Queen’sOwn Cameron Highlanders etc. (71) £300-500

121A mid-20th century silver gilt and enamelledMasonic jewel, having a typical set squarependant suspended from an enamelled lifebouyentitled Marine Calcutta with rope twistdecoration and further marked No. 232 E.C., theblue ribbon enamel decorated with a ship andsurmounted by a crown and dolphins, presentedto W.O.R. Bro. E. Blyth and dated 1952, in fittedleather case. £30-40

122An Edwardian silver and enamelled jewel for theImproved Independent Order of OddfellowsLondon Unity “Presented to Bro. J Barrett on hispassing the office of G.M.N.L.D.” maker WilliamCharles Eaton, Sheffield, 1907, in fitted case,together with a Justice Truth and Philanthropysilver gilt and enamelled jewel presented to H.Lawes, Cockfield Lodge 1961, cased. (2) £20-40

123A George VI silver gilt Supreme Grand Chapterassistants badge, maker Henry Thomas Long,London, 1937, together with two silver gilt andenamelled pendants and a silver and yellowmedal fob medal. (4) £30-40

124A late Victorian silver Masonic jewel, presented toBro J. Banbury R.G. Warner Lodge June 29, 1899,maker Joseph Davis, London, 1899, together withtwo other silver and enamelled jewels. (3) £20-30

125A German Third Reich Deutches Kreuz in silver,having a central enamelled swastika withinwreath, being of four rivet construction marked 1to the pin for Deschler & Sohn, in fitted case. £600-800

126A WW I British War andVictory duo, naming206445 DVR. H. LEGGATT.R.A., together with twoidentity discs, 22593683C.L. Leggatt, an A.R.P.whistle, bullion badges andtie etc. £40-60

127A collection of eight WW II medals toinclude 1939-1945 Star, Africa Star(copy), Defence and War x5. (8) £30-40

128A collection of medals, badgesand ribbons to include GeorgeVI Imperial Service medal(naming erased), BelgiamCommemorative War medal,miniature Long Service in theColonial Forces medal, a silverARP badge and 10th RoyalHussars cap badge etc. £50-100

129An Ottoman Empire (1852-1922), Order of theMedjidie breast badge 5th class in silver andenamel, boxed. £100-150

130A circa 1900 Masonic sword stick, having a 73cmflattened oval etched blade with brass crossguard and wire bound grip, housed in a blackleather clad brass shaft with silver plated screwcap terminal, 88cm. £150-250


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131A 19th century teak customs officer’s swordstick, the shaft with a yellow metal vacant shieldshaped cartouche housing a 35cm blade, 92cm. £50-80

132A Finnish Kauhava Puukko, having an 8cmengraved steel blade, green celluloid handle andhorse head pommel, housed in a nickel mountedleather sheath, the top mount with enamelledswastika, possibly 6th SS Mountain Division“Nord”, 19cm. £150-250

133A German dagger, similar to an Imperial Germanfireman’s dagger, having a 20.5cm double edgedblade with brass cross guard and wire boundleather grip, housed in a brass mounted leathersheath, 33.5cm. £80-120

134A 19th century box lock percussion pocketpistol, having a 4.5cm turn-off steel barrel, thelock plates engraved Conway and Manchester tothe opposing side, with walnut grips, 16cm. £130-150

135A 19th century large bore box lock percussionpocket pistol, having a 10cm turn-off steel barrelwith foliate engraved lock plates, concealedtrigger and walnut bag shaped butt, 24cm. £220-250

141A German side cap with modern SS badges,together with an SS pennant. (2) £60-80

142A post WW II German Close Combat clasp. £70-90

143A gent’s CWC (Cabot Watch Company)wristwatch, the black enamel dial with Arabicnumerals and luminous outer markers, having aquartz movement, the steel back stamped withWar department mark W10 / 6645-99- 541 -5317 5773 / 82, (lacking strap.) £60-80

144A collection of wire and wooden fragments,mounted on a board within an oak frame bearinga label “Fragments of the “Zeppelin” Broughtdown at Cuffley Herts . By Lt Robinson, Sept 3rd1916” and with an old lot numbered verso dated24 Feb 1976, 20 x 25cm. £50-80

145A hammered copper plaque depicting the crestof the Royal Air Force Hospital Wegberg, framedand glazed, 33 x 30cm.The former Royal Air Force Hospital WebergR.A.F.H.(W) was an R.A.F. military hospitail inWeberg, Germany and was opened in 1953. £30-50


136A pair of 19th century box lock percussion cappocket pistols, each having a 7.5cm turn-off steelbarrel, the frames signed Parker & Field withinscrolling cartouche and 233 Holborn London tothe opposing side, having concealed drop downtriggers and walnut bag shaped butts, 18cm. £200-300

137A George III Flank Company Officer’s sword, the70cm curved blade stamped R to the back edgefor J.J. Runkel, having steel stirrup hilt withdownturned quillon and wire bound leather grip,housed in a steel scabbard, 81cm. £400-600

138A Cavalry type sword in the 1912 pattern, the89cm single edged blade etched with a crownedGR cypher amongst foliage and marked Mantonto the forte, having an etched bowl hilt andleather bound grip with later wire binding,housed in a leather covered scabbard, 125cm. £100-200

139A WW II Air Ministry bomb selector switchpanel, Ref No. 5D / 533. £30-50

140A WW I Princess Mary Christmas gift tin,containing a 1919 New Testament. £30-40

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146An early 20th century photograph album ofaviation interest, contents include ClaudeGrahame-White on a ladder before a plane, 21 x27cm, an RFC G.100 “Elephant”, Fairy “HambleBaby” and Blackburn Blackburd etc., together withvarious WW I greetings cards etc. £50-80

147Dominique Jouvet-Magron, French early 20thcentury, Aviation factory, aquatic, signed in pencilto the margin and numbered 9/50, 42.5 x 52cm. £50-80

148English school, 20th century, H.M.S. Hindustan,watercolour, initialed EROC, 28.5 x 22.5cm. £30-50

149Robert Taylor, b.1951, Duel of Eagles, print, signedby Douglas Bader and Adolf Garland (signaturesVERY faded), 44 x 57cm, together with Eric Day(20th Century) D Day Patrol, limited editionprint 580/1000, signed, 41 x 54cm and C.A.P.Launch, limited edition print 247/850, signed, 42 x62cm. (3) £40-60

150English school, 20th century, MH 486 Spitfire,watercolour, signed indistinctly, 39 x 62cm. £40-60

151A mid-20th century photograph album, thebrown leather cover with floral embosseddecoration and copper plaque depicting RachelsTomb, contents include post WW II Regimentand camp images to include B Coy 2nd NorthStaffordshire Regiment, Egypt March 1946,together with various loose maps andphotographs etc. £50-80

152After Thomas Jones Barker (1815-1882), TheAllied Generals with the Officers of theirRespective Staffs before Sebastapol, engraved byCharles George Lewis (1808-1882), PublishedJune 16th 1860 by John Garle Browne, 85 x145cm, together with the matching key plate, 51x 71cm (2) £100-150

153A bronzed resin bust of Field MarshallMontgomery, sculpted by Constance FreedmanF.R.B.S. and cast by Paul Lewis, on a rectangularplinth, h.32cm. £60-80

154Attributed to Irving Montagu, (1842-1901),Portrait of a Bash-Bazouk Guide, oil on canvas,unsigned, 35 x 28cm. £40-60

155An early 20th century silk panel depicting a lightcruiser titled H.M.S. Newcastle 1910 ChinaStation 1912, mounted in an oak frame, 23 x40cm. £20-40

156An early 20th century silk embroidered panel,having a central photograph of a sailor flanked byvarious embroided stands of arms with an imageof the Rock of Gibraltor below, mounted in anoak frame, 38 x 47xm. £20-40

157A pair of Ray Ban Bausch and Lomb anti-glarespectacles, having a steel frame with coated arms,each tinted lense marked Nw3H. £40-60

158An early 20th century silver plated noveltyinkwell in the form of a Prussian pickelhaube,h.7cm. £30-50

159A WW I private purchase Major W. Verner’sPatent compass No. 550 by J.H. Steward 406, &457 Strand London, in a brown stitched leathercase. £30-50

160A George V silver table cigarette box havingpresentation inscription to the cover “Presentedto Major & Qr Mr T.F. Brake. R.A.M.C. by theMembers of the Sergts Mess No. 2 Coy R.A.M.C.as a token of esteem and good fellowship on theoccasion of his retirement after many yearsdevoted service at Connaught HospitalAldershot December 1918.” maker W.C. Griffiths,Birmingham, 1913, w.11, d.9.5, h.6cm. £50-80

161A 19th century Belgian pin fire six shot revolver,having an 8cm octagonal barrel and engravedframe, the cylinder with Liege proof marks, havinga drop down trigger and chequered two piecegrip, 17cm. £50-80

162A box of military related books, auctioncatalogues and DVD’s to include John Gaylor -Medal Collecting, Major L.L. Gordon - BritishBattles and Medals, William Spencer - Medals TheResearchers Guide and The Great War DVDSeries etc. £20-30

163After G. E. Lea, “Arnhem”, Dakota C47 parachuteaircraft over Arnhem during Operation MarketGarden, September 1944, signed in pencil, 80 x60 cm, framed £30-40

164A King’s South Africa medal (1901-02) withSouth Africa 1901 and 1902 clasps, naming 1314PTE. D. TAYLOR LEICESTER REGT. £50-80

165A 9ct gold and enamelled Royal AntediluvianOrder of Buffaloes jewel, awarded to Bro.Thomas A. Lowrey and dated 1940, togetherwith one other base medal and enamelled jewelto the same recipient. (gold jewel excludingribbon and mounts 13.6g) (2) £80-120


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166A Defence and War Medal duo (officialreplacements) each named to the box LAC(W)R.E. Gower 2065906, together with her R.A.F.Service and Release Book (Ruby Eileen Cox)dated 23/3/42 - 15/5/46, National Identity card,R.A.F. cap badge and buttons etc. £30-40

167An E.R. II British Empire medal, naming ArthurHollis Stubbs, in Royal Mint case of issue and cardouter box. £100-150

168A WW I British War and Victory duo, naming34734 PTE. C. SMITH. WORC. YEOMANRY. (2) £20-40

169A group of five WW II medals to include 1939-45 Star, Africa Star with 8th Army clasp, Italy Star,Defence and War. (5) £30-50

170A collection of six WW II medals to include1939-1945 Star x2, France and Germany Star x2,and War x2, together with Royal Army OrdnaceCorps, British Rifles and Royal Signals Corps capbadges. (9) £30-50

171A late Victorian sword stick, having a 56cmetched blade, housed in a black painted brassshaft, the silver plated collar engraved with a stagwith further silver collar dated 1891 and stagantler handle, 92cm. £100-150

172A 19th century French bamboo and brassmounted sword stick, the 52cm square sectionblade stamped France to two sides, 88cm. £100-150

174A 19th century Chinese brass sword stick, thehandle relief decorated with a dragons head, theshaft further decorated with scales, having a38cm diamond shaped blade, 86cm. £100-150

175A 19th century bamboo sword stick, having a62cm square section etched blade, 84cm. £50-80

176A 19th century Belgian pin fire revolver, togetherwith various spare revolver parts to includecylinders and frames etc. £60-80

177A Colt Army revolver, 1860 pattern, the 20cmbarrel with remains of New York address, havinga brass trigger guard, two piece wooden grip andsteel backstrap, the barrel, frame and guard eachstamped 105821, 34cm. £900-1,100

178A Masonic ceremonial sword, the 71cm flattenedoval blade etched with various devices andmarked Pobjoy Gt. Queen St, having a wirebound grip, housed in a leather scabbard, 85cm. £30-50

179A mid-20th century Scottish Sgian Dubh, having a9cm steel blade with carved ebony handle,housed in a silver mounted leather sheath,Thomas Kerr Ebbutt, Edinburgh, 1958, 20.5cm. £40-60

180A German Third Reich S.A. dagger, 1933 pattern,having a 22cm double edged blade etched “Allesfur Deutchland” (All for Germany) and markedto the ricasso F.W. Holler, Solingen with RZMM7/33 below, having a nickel plated cross guardand hardwood grip with eagle and swastika andenamelled SA emblem, housed in a nickel platedsteel sheath, 35cm. £250-400

181A model of an 18th century Turkish flintlockpistol, having a carved wooden frame with brasswire and mother of pearl inlay, 45cm. £50-80


173A 19th century rosewood sword stick, having a75cm fullered blade, the handle carved as a dogshead, 92cm. £100-150

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182A modern German enamelled wall plaque“Telegramme Volkischer Beobachter” with eagleand swastika below, 17 x 12cm. £40-50

183A modern German enamelled wall plaque“Deutscher Reichsbund” with central eagle andswastika, 17 x 12cm. £40-50

184A Imperial German Kriegsmarine flag, stamped tothe lanyard 1915 Hamburg 85 x 150, togetherwith a Kriegsmarine veterans peaked cap withenamel badges. (2) £70-90

185A German Hitler Youth flag, stamped to thelanyard H.J. Gruppe. 3/11/378, 1938, RZM M7/27, 85 x 150. £50-70

186A West End Watch Co nickel cased militarypocket stop watch, having an enamel dial withRoman numerals and two subsidiary secondsdials, the case back with War Department arrowwith I below. £40-60

187A WW I Royal Flying Corps nickel cased cockpitwatch, having a black enamel dial with Arabicnumerals and subsidiary seconds dial marked 30Hour Non Luminous Mark V C.B. 858, the caseback stamped A with War Department arrowbelow. £40-60

188A military issue leather clad nickel single drawertelescope, marked CkC Pattern 373C No. 2356,59cm (extended.) £30-50

189An Austro/Hungarian stick grenade, the paperlabel dated 1917, de-activated, 38cm. £50-60

190A WW II Mk IX brass cased prismatic compassno. B 8955 by Barker & Son London, dated 1939,together with a German R. Fuess brass casedcompass no. 5008. (2) £40-60

191A WW II British Special Forces Bergen, theinterior with brown leather label for CykewearLtd with War Department mark and dated 1944. £40-60

192A collection of 1937 pattern webbing to include1940 dated satchel and various belts etc. £30-50

193A deactivated Mills No. 5 Mk I hand grenade, thebrass base plug stamped 3/16 FALKIRK. £80-100

194A deactivated Mills No. 36 Mk I hand grenade,the body stamped J.P & S Ltd, the base plugmarked 5 and 43 each within a circle £100-120

195An Air Ministry S02 type compass, no. 34986.H,with Air Ministry label no. 6 A 1078. £20-30

196An early 20th century canvas and leathercovered charge carrier, having a leather swinghandle and remains of applied coat of arms, h.58cm. £40-60

197A collection of cap badges and insignia to includeRoyal Armoured Corps, Royal Highlanders BlackWatch, Gloucestershire, Royal Lincolnshire,Manchester, Northamptonshire and SuffolkRegiment etc. (72) £50-80

198An Air Ministry Winch Aerial Type 5, Ref No.10B/9005, further numbered 10/A 8995. £30-50

199A post WW II military entrenching tool, withleather cover, dated 1965, 44cm. £15-25

200A deactivated stocks mortar projectile, 48cm. £70-90

201A small collection of military reference books, toinclude Arthur L. Kipling and Hugh L. King, Head-Dress Badges of the British Army volumes I and IIand Reginald H.W. Cox, Military Badges of theBritish Empire 1914-18 etc. £15-25

202A WW II group of five medals to include 1939-1945 Star, Africa Star, Italy Star, Defence and War,together with a Soldier’s Service and Pay Boookand Soldier’s Release Book, naming 1646161GNR N.G.W. Darby and a Royal Artillery barbrooch. (8) £40-60

203A German Third Reich Iron Cross, 2nd classnumbered 4 to the suspension loop. £50-80

204An Elizabeth II Imperial Service medal, namingNoel Walter George Darby, cased. £15-25

205A George VI Faithful Service in the SpecialConstabulary medal, naming MAURICE SMITH,together with a WW II Defence medal, boxed.(2) £15-25


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206An Egypt medal (1882-89) with 1882 datedreverse, naming 15662 DRIVER T. PARKER 29THCOY R.E. £50-80

207A Nottinghamshire and Derbyshire SherwoodForesters sporting medal with bar, unnamed, infitted leather case, together with a similar smallerexample. (2) £30-50

208A collection of medal ribbons to include MilitaryCross, Military Medal, British War and Victory,together with various cloth badges and 1887Jubilee medal etc. £20-30

209A Great War Casualty group to include 1914-15Star, naming CAPT. P.L. LETHBRIDGE. K.O. SCO.BORD, British War and Victory, CAPT. P.L.LETHBRIDGE. (3)Captain Patrick Lionel Lethbridge 7th Battn King’sOwn Scottish Borderers was killed in The Battleof Loos 25/09/1915. £100-150

210A WW I British War and Victory duo, namingMAJOR L. WORTHINGTON EVANS. (2)Sir Worthington Laming Worthington-Evans 1stBaronet, GBE (23/08/1868 - 14/02/1931) was aBritish Conservative politician.

Born Laming Evans he was the son ofWorthington Evans and Susanah Laming, in 1891he was commissioned to 2nd Middlesex ArtilleryVolunteers and was promoted to Lieutenant in1893 and Captain in 1897, he served as aTemporary Major in World War I.

During his political career he served asParlimentary Secretary to the Ministry ofMunitions 1916-1918 and Secretary of State ofWar 1921-1922. £50-80

211A National Order of the Cedar(Lebanon) Commanders neckbadge, the white enamelledMaltese cross interspersed withCedars of Lebanon with centralArabic script, together with aNational Order of the Cedarbreast badge, boxed. (2) £100-150

215A WW II Canadian silver memorial cross, GeorgeVI, naming L.A.C. J. MOORE. R200738, togetherwith a white metal Royal Canadian Air Forcependant on a fine link chain. (2)Leading Aircraftman James Moore R.C.A.F. waskilled in action 26/06/1944. £80-120

216A Battle of Jutland commemorative medal,designed by Mountbatten and struck by Spinks ofLondon to raise funds for Naval orphans duringWW I. £15-25

217An album of R.A.F. Training Brigade photographs,the opening page annotated “Hostile Aeroplanes,The following photographs are issued forInstructional Purposes By the Training BrigadeRoyal Air Force, Egypt May 1918”, the contentsshowing twenty nine black and white images toinclude Fokkers, Fokker Tri-planes, AlbatrossScout, L.V.G. and Aviatak with HeadquartersTraining Brigade R.A.F. stamps verso various datesin 1918 and many with pencil annotations, eachimage 16 x 22cm. £150-250

218A collection of five Italian Expeditionary Force14th Wing R.A.F. Summaries and Reports datesfrom May 28th - August 5th 1918, together witha Training Manual, Royal Flying Corps, Part I,various photographs and ephemera. £20-40

219A collection of WW I letters and ephemeramainly spanning 1914-18 to include serviceletters from the Western Front, many relating toKarl Weith, Field Artillery Regt. £150-180


212A George V Most Excellent Order of the BritishEmpire (M.B.E.) ladies breast badge, Civil Divisionin silver, maker Garrard & Co, London, 1917, withminiature example in fitted Garrard & Co leathercase. £50-80

213A WW I Victory medal, naming CAPT. H.M.GREEN.Probably Captain H. Melville Green Royal ArmyMedical Corps. £15-25

214A group of Orders and Decorations to includeElizabeth II Coronation medal, miniature M.B.E.ladies breast badge, miniature 1914-15 Star,British War, Victory, Defence and 1953Coronation group (mounted for wear), andminiature Order of St John of Jerusalem, War and1953 Coronation (mounted.) (10) £20-40

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220A black and white photograph, Chief Engineer’sOffice Quetta Reconstruction 1938, 20 x 28.5cm,together with various other WW II and laterphotographs. (14) £50-80

221A Malta Military Services Sports Club record andscrap book, contents ranging 1930-1939. £60-80

222A German Luftschutz Civil Defence helmet, withleather liner and chin strap. £80-100

223A circa 1900 Naval brushed felt bicorn hat withblack bow and gold braid, housed in a japannedhat box. £40-60

224A Victorian Officer’s pillar box hat, in blue clothwith gilt banding and black leather peak, housedin a brown leather hat box with silk lined interior. £280-320

225An early 20th century brown leather SamBrowne belt, with brass fittings. £20-40

226A German Deutches Kruez cloth badge. £60-80

227A German Org. Todt armband. £60-80

228A post WW II R.A.F. uniform to include peakedcap, tunic with R.A.F. brevet and various medalribbons and trousers, together with various othermilitary clothing to include A.R.P. coat etc. £40-60

229A WW II American A-3 brown leather flyingjacket, having two front pockets with side zipsand a fleece lining, together with a matching pairof leather trousers with shoulder straps, zips tothe front and exterior pockets, the zips markedMEWA and a type B-4 “Mae West” life preserver.(3) £300-500

230A Victorian Drummer boy’s tunic, in dark greenfabric with gold braid trim. £30-50

231A WW II Battledress blouse, with Home Guardcloth shoulder titles, Cam 101 badges and Anti-Aircraft Command formation signs, size 16 anddated Dec 1940, together with British StandardService Respirator in canvas satchel, two boxedchild’s respirators, a first aid kit and anAmmunition belt. (6) £50-80

232A British Army No 2 Jacket with matchingtrousers for The Ulster Defence Regiment,together with two mess uniforms. £40-60

233A canvas and leather bound military suitcasecontaining various military uniforms, belts, berets,boots and buttons etc. £40-60

234A collection of militaryhandbooks and manuals toinclude Armed Guards andSentries orders for openingfire in the Falkland Islands(Ashore), Infantry AideMemoire, Search Operationsin Northern Ireland andJungle Warfare School etc. £15-25

235An inter war photographalbum mainly relating to 208Squadron, contents includeaircraft crash scenes, trainingexercises and regimentalimages, each with annotation,together with three otherearly 20th centuryphotograph albums, thecontents mainly beingmilitary examples but alsoinclude 1930’s Newmarketand Brooklands motorcycleracing. (4) £100-150

236A collection of Army List and Directories, datingfrom the 1920/30’s. £20-30

237A collection of cloth formation signs and rankinsignia, to include 7th Armoured Division,Signallers, Rifle Brigade shoulder titles andCorporals stripes, together with a Boy Scout beltand buckle etc. £40-60

238A collection of cloth formation signs, shouldertitles, lapel badges and buttons to includeAirborne Division, East Anglain District, 78thInfantry Division, RAF Air Gunner brevet, RoyalAustralian Regiment and Coldstream Guardstitles, silver A.R.P. badge, Air Raid Defence Leaguebadge, Women’s Land Army badge and SuffolkRegiment buttons etc. £40-60


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240A group of medals to include WW I British Warand Victory duo, naming J. 90568. A.C. SNOW.BOY 2 R.N., together with a Royal Fleet ReserveLong Service and Good Conduct medal, J. 90568.(CH. B. 20647) A.C. SNOW. A.B.R.F.R., 1939-45Star, Africa Star, Atlantic Star and War medal. Thelatter four being in O.H.M.S. box with condolenceslip naming Archibald Cyril Snow, together with acopy of Snow’s Will and Testament which statesthat he was killed on 30th June 1942 On WarService. £80-120

241A German War Merit medal, with envelope and acertificate naming Wilhelm Ziegler, dated30/01/1944. £50-60

242A gallantry group of four medals to includeGeorge V. Military Medal, naming 16104 SAPR -A. L.CPL. C.H. SOLE. 23 / FD COY. R.E., 1914Mons Star with 5th Aug-22nd Nov clasp, BritishWar and Victory, 16104. DVR. C. SOLE. R.E.,together with a silver The SmallholderChampionship medal, naming C.H. Sole 1st prize1939. (4) £500-550

243Attributed to JohnTrevelyan, The MostExcellent Order of theBritish Empire (O.B.E.)Civil 2nd type, cased,together with a folio ofrelated ephemera toinclude a letter from10 Downing Streetapproving hisappointment of theO.B.E. and a Dischargecertificate naming JohnTrevelyan from theGovernor andCommander-in-Chiefof the Gold CoastColony, dated 10thApril 1930 etc. £150-200

249A WW II group of six medals to include 1939-45Star, Atlantic Star, Africa Star, Burma Star, Italy Starand War, together with E.R. II Naval GeneralService medal with Near East clasp, naming H.S.ADAMS. (7) £100-150

250A WW II group of five medals to include 1939-45 Star, Africa Star, Italy Star, Defence and War,together with an India General Service medal(1936-39) with North West Frontier 1936-37clasp, naming 2321585. SIGMN. W.J. EDWARDS.R.SIGS. and four Royal Signals metal insignia. (10) £70-90

251A group of four medals to include Geo. VI.Territorial Efficiency, naming 902480. GNR. R.J.FOLEY. R.A., Dunkirk commemorative, Defenceand War. (4) £50-80

252A Candahar, Ghuznee, Cabul medal (1842) withsteel clip and straight bar suspension, namingerased. £100-150


244A WW I pair of medals to include 1914-15 Star,naming 8433 PTE. - A. CPL. - F.C. POWELL SUFF.R. and British War medal, 8453. A. SJT. F.C.POWELL. SUFF. R. (2)Private Frederick Charles Powell of Bury StEdmunds was killed in action 13/11/16 Franceand Flanders. £20-40

245A WW I British War and Victory duo, naming154778. SPR. A. SANDELL. R.E., boxed, togetherwith a Cambridgeshire Regiment cap badge andembroidered postcard. (4) £20-40

246A group of four medals to include replacementThe George medal, naming 1880443 CPL.WILLIAM HONE R.E., 1939-1945 Star, Defenceand War. (4) £180-220

247A German Blockade Runners badge, markedverso FEC OTTO PLACZEK BERLIN AUSFSCHWERIN BERLIN, together with a miniatureexample, boxed. £50-70

248Admiral Vernon Porto Bello 1739commemorative medallion, obv; 3/4 busts ofAdmiral Vernon and Commodore Brown, rev;fleet entering Porto Bello within legend PortoBello was taken with six ships only, 37mm. (1) £20-40

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253An Afghanistan medal (1878-1880) with AliMusjid clasp, naming 1898. PTE. C. VOCKINS.1/17TH REGT. £200-250

254An India medal (1895-1902) with Tirah 1897-98and Punjab Frontier 1897-98 clasps, naming inflowing script 4870 Boy F Potter. 2nd BnOxfordsh L Infy. £100-150

255A WW I British War and Victory duo, naming GS- 78010 PTE. H. BREWSTER. R. FUS., togetherwith a WW II Defence medal. (3) £20-40

256A German Spanish Cross (Spanienkreuz) withswords, in a fitted case. £250-300

257A German Luftwaffe Observers qualificationbadge, in a fitted leather case. £60-80

258A German Luftwaffe Retired pilots badge. £60-80

259A Battle of Waterloo 1815 commemorativemedal by Emile Rogat, obv; Napoleon in profilefacing left, rev; Waterloo 18 Juin 1815 withImperial Eagle and Vultures, together with oneother Waterloo commemorative medal and aGeorge V Cheshire Regiment boxing medal,boxed. (3) £200-250

260A WW I trio to include 1914-15 Star, British Warand Victory, naming CH. 14232, PTE. J.T. RASPIN.R.M.L.I., together with a Princess Mary Christmasgift tin. (4) £60-80

261An India General Service medal (1908-1935),Edward VII, with North West Frontier 1908 clasp,naming G. STUBBINGTON. F.C. (probably re-named.) £30-50

262A German Tank Battle badge. £60-80

263A Queen’s South Africa medal (1899-1902) 3rdtype reverse with Wittebergen, Transvaal andCape Colony clasps, naming 6208. PTE. J. PAYNE.58TH COY. 15TH IMP. YEO. £100-150


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264A Queen’s South Africa medal (1899-1902), 2ndtype reverse with ghost dates ,with South Africa1902 and Cape Colony clasps, naming 5236 PTE.A. CARTER. 2 : R: BERKS. REGT. £60-80

265A Queen’s South Africa medal (1899-1902), 3rdtype reverse with South Africa 1902 and CapeColony clasps, naming 18433 Pte V.C. SOGGEE,A.S.C. £60-80

266A Victorian campaign group of four medals toinclude Queen’s Sudan (1896-97), naming 3106.A / CPL. J. PRATT. 2/R. BDE., Queen’s SouthAfrica (1899-1902) 3rd type reverse withTransvaal, Cape Colony, Relief of Ladysmith andTugela Heights clasps, 3106. CPL. J. PRATT. RIFLEBRIGADE, King’s South Africa (1901-1902) withS.A. 1901 and 1902 clasps, 3106 SERJT. J. PRATT.RIFLE BRIGADE and Khedive’s Sudan medal(1896-1908) with Khartoum clasp, unnamed. (4) £400-600

267A German Deutches Kreuz in silver, of four rivetconstruction marked 1 to the pin for Deschler,and Sohn, in a fitted case. £450-550

268A German Red Cross Order neck badge withoak leaves, in a fitted leather case. £150-180

273A George V 1897 pattern Infantry Officer’ssword, the 81cm fullered blade etched with acrowned GR cypher and foliage, having a piercedsteel hilt with further GR cypher, wire bound fishskin grip and chequered backstrap, housed in asteel scabbard, 98cm. £100-150

274A U.S. M5 A1 bayonet, having a 17cm blade, thecross guard marked MILPAR COL, withchequered plastic grips, housed in a US M8Asheath with webbing frog, 29cm. £30-50

275A British 1892 pattern Infantry Officer’s sword,the 83cm fullered blade etched with a crownedVR cypher and marked to the forte HenryWilkinson Pall Mall London, numbered to theback edge 36780, having a pierced regulation hiltwith wire bound fish skin grip and chequeredback strap, housed in a leather covered fieldscabbard, 101cm. £150-250

276A WWII Japanese Shin Gunto Katana, having a72cm curved steel blade with unmarked brasshabaki, pierced iron tsuba and wrapped tsukawith menuki, housed in a brown leather coveredsteel saya, 97cm. £400-600


269A collection of miscellaneous medals to includeGeorge VI Imperial Service medal, namingJOSEPH WILLIAM TAYLOR, Faithful Service inthe Special Constabulary, JAMES FENTON,Queen Victoria Police Jubilee medal, P.C. J.SEYMOUR. N. DIV, British Red Cross medal andvarious masonic jewels etc. (14) £50-80

270An early 20th century brass and mahogany cladthree drawer telescope, stamped Willson Day orNight, 79cm (extended) £30-50

271A German Luftwaffe 1st pattern dagger, the30.5cm double edged blade marked F.W. HosterSolingen, having a downturned cross-guard withcentral swastika, wire bound blue leather grip andswastika pommel, housed in a blue leather cladsheath with plated mounts and chain, 49cm. £200-300

272A British 1885 pattern Cavalry Trooper’s sword,the 87cm slightly curved fullered blade stampedto the forte with War Department mark andvarious ordnance marks, further stamped 06 tothe back edge, having a steel bowl hilt withpierced Maltese Cross, chequered two piece gripand steel backstrap, housed in a steel scabbard,100cm. £150-200

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277A British No. 4 Mk III bayonet, together with asocket bayonet. (2) £20-30

278A Victorian customs officer’s sword stick, having abriar wood shaft and shepherds crook handlerevealing a 75cm square section blade stampedMole Birmn, 95cm. £150-250

279A 19th century Chinese brass and copper swordstick, having a 48cm cruciform blade, the shaftengraved with various figures and foliage, thehandle engraved with a sage and four charactermark signature, 88cm. £100-150

280A Victorian customs officer’s sword stick, having abriar wood shaft and shepherds crook handle,revealing a 76cm square section blade stampedMole Birmn, 94cm. £100-150

281A Victorian customs officer’s sword stick, having abriar wood shaft and shepherds crook handlerevealing a 75cm square section blade stampedMole Birmn, 94cm. £100-150

282An extremely large Indian kukri, having a 91cmcurved blade with horn handle and lions headpommel, 104cm, together with one other Indiantourist kukri in a leather sheath, 62cm. (2) £30-50

283A large 19th century Spanish Navaja lockingknife, having a 41cm etched folding blade withhorn handles and engraved brass mounts, 81cm. £150-250

284An American Civil War style Bowie knife, the22cm shaped blade etched CS and stamped tothe ricasso Boyle & Gamble & Co and CS 1862to the opposing side, having a brass cross guardand brass mounted bone grips, 34cm. £100-150

285A Bowie knife, having a 20cm blade with nickelcross guard and antler handle, housed in a nickelmounted leather sheath, 34cm, together with oneother Bowie knife, the blade stamped Pakistan,37cm. (2) £40-60

286A German? Bowie knife, having an unmarked24cm blade with oval cross guard and coffinshaped two piece handle, the nickel mountsembossed with horses, housed in a leathersheath with frog, 36cm. £40-60

287An Italian Whitby Bowie knife, the 24.5cm bladeetched Original Bowie Knife and Whitby to thericasso, having a replacement two piece grip,38cm. £20-40

288A large Bowie knife, having a 26.5 unmarkedblade with steel cross guard and brass mountedwalnut two piece grips, housed in a brownleather sheath, 36.5cm. £30-50

289A 19th century cutlass/dagger, having a 26cmcurved fullered blade with steel D-shapedknuckle bow and steel grip, housed in a woodensheath, 38cm. £30-50

290A 19th century Eastern knife, having a 23.5cmhatchet point blade with brass cross guard andbone handle, 34.5cm, together with a Bowie knifehaving a deer’s hoof handle in a leather sheath,36cm. (2) £20-40

291A Middle Eastern Jambiya, having a 24cm doubleedged blade and amber coloured compositionhilt, housed in an associated leather sheath, 36cm,together with three tourist knife/daggers and aNormark fishing knife. (5) £40-60

292A pair of late 18th/early 19th century Belgianflintlock sea service pistols, each having a 23cmbarrel, one with Liege proof mark, with brassfurniture and lanyard rings, 37cm. £600-800

293A 19th century Belgian pin fire revolver, having an8cm barrel with wire inlaid cylinder and frame,18cm. £100-150

294A modern German enamelled plaque, of circularform with central swastika within legendDeutschland Ist Erwacht (Germany is Awake) dia15cm, together with one other German ReichLeader Service enamel plaque 12 x 12cm. (2) £60-80

295A collection of military insignia to include 3rdDivision formation sign, West Yorkshire clothshoulder titles, Prince of Wales’s Own brassshoulder titles and various brass buttons,together with a silver walking cane mount for the14th Prince of Wales’s Own etc. £30-40


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296A German SS Ehrenring (Honourring) inscribed to the interior bandSib. Zilchka 27.6.42 H. Himmler, sizeU 1/2, in a leather box. £650-750

297A collection of cap badges andinsignia to include Cornwall, RoyalLincolnshire, Royal Engineers,Hampshire, Royal Army OrdnanceCorps, Royal Artillery andLancashire Hussars etc. (30) £120-150

298A German Teno pennant, having anembroidered swastika within awhite circle on a red ground,stamped to the lanyard Berlin1938, 47cm. £70-90

299A German Hitler Youth doublesided pennant having andembroidered swastika on a blackground with yellow border, 31cm. £70-90

300A collection of cap badges, buttons and banknotes, to include Northamptonshire Regiment,Army Service Corps, Cambridgeshire Regiment,Royal Artillery, Suffolk Regiment and MilitaryPayment Certificate 10 cents etc. £40-60

301A Leonidas nickel cased open face militarypocket watch, having an enamel dial with Romannumerals and subsidiary seconds dial, the caseback stamped GS/TP S 063617. £20-40

302A military issue nickel cased open face pocketwatch, having a black dial with luminous Arabicnumerals and subsidiary seconds dial, the caseback stamped 00552/520-8049 and furthernumbered 12123 with War Department markbelow £30-50


303Major K.F.H. Waggett; a collection of WW II Commando militaria formerly belongingto Major Kenyon Waggett Middlesex Regiment, 12 and 5 Commando to include a a1st pattern Fairbairn-Sykes commando fighting knife, the 16.6cm steel double edgedblade marked to the forte The F-S Fighting Knife with Wilkinson Sword Co LtdLondon to the opposing side, having a shaped cross guard and typical diamondchequered grip, housed in the original brown leather and brass mounted sheath,30cm, together with a 2nd pattern Fairbairn-Sykes fighting knife, having an unmarkedblade with straight cross guard and lacking sheath, a military kukri, the blade of typicalcurved form stamped HW? 45, having a two piece riveted grip and housed in aleather sheath with War department mark and dated 1945, 43cm, a photograph ofCapt Waggett with Lord Louis Mountbatten at Ta Ku Ling Frontier Outpost on theChinese Border, a Special Forces cloth formation sign, an Eastern silver table cigarettebox with presentation inscription “ To Major “Ken” Waggett from the Officer’s of 1/5Commando 1942-1946” and various ephemera to include Commando Servicecertificate etc.Also included in the lot are a WW I miniature 1914 Mons Star with clasp, British Warand Victory medals, a pair of WW I binoculars in a brown leather case and a leatherammunition pouch, these items were given to Ken by his late father. £2,000-3,000

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304A George V Distinguished Conduct Medal groupof five to include D.C.M. naming 12560 C. SJT. A.KERRY. R. FUS., British War, Victory with oakleaves L-12560. C. SJT. A. KERRY. R. FUS., LongService and Good Conduct, 12560. W.O. CL. II. A.KERRY. D.C.M. R. FUS. and Faithful Service in theSpecial Constabulary, ARTHUR KERRY, in a fittedblack leather case, together with miniatureD.C.M., BWM, Victory and LSGC medals, cased.(9)Arthur Kerry served with the Nigeria RegimentWest African Frontier Force and was awardedthe D.C.M. For conspicuous gallantry anddevotion to duty at the Namupa Mission on 16thOctober, 1917. When his company was orderedto retire, he covered the retirement with hismachine gun and was later wounded in the knee.London Gazette 25/02/1920 page 2288.

The West African Frontier Force was firstformed in 1900 to administer the regular colonialforces in British West Africa. It was mainlycomposed of African troops with British NCOsand consisted of the Queen’s Own NigeriaRegiment; the Gold Coast Regiment; the RoyalSierra Leone Regiment; and the GambiaRegiment.

One of the forces most bloody encounterswas the Battle of Mahiwa (Tanzania) in October1917, when they were cut off from the NamupaMission by General von Lettow-Vorbeck’sGerman column. The Battle of Mahiwa wasdescribed by Captain W.D. Downes in his book‘With the Nigerians in German East Africa’ as the“most disastrous day for the Nigerian Army sincethe formation of the force” and “The most savagebattle in the history of African conflict”. TheBritish forces were heavily defeated, taking over2,700 casualties, and were forced to withdraw. £600-800

305A Royal Observer Corps medal, naming CHIEFOBSERVER T.A. FARR, together with a RoyalObservers cap badge. (2) £200-250

306A Queen’s South Africa medal (1899-1902) 3rdtype reverse with Transvaal, Orange Free Stateand Cape Colony clasps, naming 6492 PTE. A.H.MAY VOL Coy SUFFOLK. REGT.Private Alfred Henry May died 3rd August 1900and is named on the Bury St Edmunds Boer Warmemorial. £300-350

307A group of seven medals to include British Warand Victory, naming 881290. DVR. E.A. SAMUELS.R.A., 1939-1945 Star, Africa Star, Defence, Warand Territorial Efficient Service with two clasps,752776. BMBR. E.A. SAMUELS R.A., togetherwith a St John’s Ambulance Association medal,Ernest A Samuels and various certifcates etc. £150-200

308A family group of medals and effects to include1914 Mons Star, British War and Victory, naming3-9357 PTE. J. DILLEY. 2/SUFF: R., 1914 MonsStar, British War and Victory, naming 4532 PTE.A.RAY. 10/HRS., 1939-1945 Star, France andGermany Star, Defence and War, together with aWW II condolence slip naming 58921279 L/CPL.A. RAY, an Entry of Birth Certificate namingArthur Ray and Mary Ann Ray formerly Dilleyand various ephemera etc. £100-150

309A WW I trio to include 1914-15 Star, British Warand Victory, naming 5249 C. SJT. G WORRELL. E.YORK: R., together with a George V. Long Serviceand Good Conduct medal, 5249 C.Q.M. SJT. G.WORRELL. E. YORK. R. together with minatureexamples. (8) £120-150

310A German High Seas Fleet War badge. £60-80

311A German Motor Torpedo Boat War badge. £60-80


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312A Prussian group of seven medals to include IronCross 2nd class, Brunswick War Merit Cross,Cross of Honour with swords, Prussian StateService medal (silver), 25 year Long Service, 15year Long Service and Kaiser Wilhelm Memorialmedal. (7) £100-150

313A Spanish/Prussian group of five medals toinclude Spanish Blue Division Azul Volunteersmedal, Iron Cross 2nd class, Spanish Naval Orderof Merit, Spanish Medal for Africa and a Medalfor the Peace of Morocco. (5) £50-80

314A mid-20th century Bowie knife, the 12.5cmsingle edged blade stamped William Rogers,Sheffield “I cut my way” having a leather cladhandle, housed in a leather sheath, 22.5cm. £40-60

315A British 1892 pattern Infantry Officer’s sword,the 84cm single edged blade etched with acypher and foliage, having a four bar hilt withfurther crowned cypher, wirebound fish skin gripand chequered backstrap, housed in a steelscabbard, 99cm £150-180

316A post WW II Schutzstaffel (SS) sword, having anunmarked 84cm fullered blade with D-shapedknuckle bow and bound hardwood grip with SSrunes, housed in a black painted steel scabbard,97cm. £250-350

318A Royal Naval Fleet Air Arm issue chrome caseddeck watch, the enamel dial with Romannumerals and outer Arabic numerals signed H.Golay & Sons Ltd London and numbered 896,having a rotating bezel, the case back stampedHS. 4 with War Department arrow. £100-150

319A gentleman’s Omega military wristwatch havinga white circular dial with Arabic numerals andouter minute divisions, the manual 15 jewelmovement numbered 9972187, the case backstamped with War Department arrow 6B/159 A30203, on a brown leather strap, 32mmexcluding crown. £400-600

320A deactivated WW I German stick grenade,stamped to the wooden handle 5 1/2 Sek, 38cm. £80-120

321A German Motorcycle Club badge, together witha N.S.K.K. 1943 badge and one other. (3) £70-90

322A Dennison Parachute Regiment smock, half zipwith four front pockets and Newely Patentbuttons, together with a red beret withParachute Regiment badge and a pair ofParachutists trousers, size 13, bearing a label forHenry John Neale & Co. and dated 1941. £150-180

323A British Army M1916 Brodie helmet, togetherwith a German M1916 steel helmet. (both lackingliners.) (2) £80-120

324A German Kriegsmarine U-boat badge. £60-80

325A German SS buckle, marked RZM 36/42 withSS runes. £60-80

327A Jaeger-LeCoultre military issue nickel casedopen faced pocket watch, having an enamel dialwith Arabic numerals and subsdiairy seconds dial,the case back stamped with War Departmentarrow 6E/50 A11562. £40-60

328A collection of miscellaneous military relatedephemera some relating to William DouglasWatson to include Warrant, photographs andletters etc. £20-30

329A WW II style German Fire Police NCO’speaked visor cap, in blue felt with black band andred trim. £100-120

330A modern German enamelled wall plaque “Ichbin stolz Deutscher” (I am a proud German) witheagle and swastika below, 17 x 12cm. £40-50


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331A German enamelled wall plaque, titled“haltestelle” with a black eagle and swastika overA, 30 x 20cm. £70-90

332A German 1936 Berlin Olympic Games enamelbadge, together with an N.S.D.A.P. badge and aHitler Youth badge. (3) £50-60

334An India medal (1895-1902) with Relief ofChitral 1895 clasp, naming 2327 PTE W.McNEILL, 1ST EAST LANC REGT. £80-120

335A Second China War medal (1857-1860) withPekin 1860 and Taku Forts 1860 clasps, namingFLORENCE SULLIVAN. 1ST BN 2ND REGT. £150-200

336A Punjab medal (1848-49) with Mooltan andGoojerat clasps, naming NICHs MAHON, 32NDFOOT. £300-400

337A WW I British War and Victory duo, naming6801 PTE. A. PLUMMER. MIDD’X R., togetherwith a Middlesex shoulder title and two silver giltMasonic jewels naming Alfred Plummer. (5) £40-60

338A WW I trio to include 1914-15 Star, naming2333 PTE. W. RIDER. YORKS: L.I. British War andVictory, 2333 PTE. W. RIDER. K.O.Y.L.I. (3) £40-60

339A WW I 1914-15 Star and Victory duo, naming63848 SPR. H.F. PERRY. R.E., with original boxesand envelope, together with two ribbon bars,WW II Defence and War medals, boxed and aMasonic jewel. (7) £30-50

340A family group of ten medals to include GeorgeVI. Distinguished Service Medal, naming SS. 11573C.H. BEAVINGTON. A.B., British War and Victory,3961 PTE. W.F. BEAVINGTON 21 - LOND.R.,1939-1945 Star, Atlantic Star, Africa Star, BurmaStar, Defence, War with oak leaves and RoyalFleet Reserve Long Service and Good Conduct,SS. 11573 (C.H. B. 19754) C.H. BEAVINGTON.A.B. R.F.R., together with a London LNR badge,various service documents and ephemera. £800-1,200


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341A Geo. VI General Service medal (1918-1962),with Malaya clasp, naming 22382013. PTE. D.S.DREW. SUFFOLK, in original box, together withan autograph album, various notebooks andephemera, contained in a leather wallet. £50-80

342A WW II Defence medal in original O.H.M.S. boxaddressed to Mr G.G. Hetherington, Southfields,Stone Grove, Edgware, Middlesex, together witha loose Defence medal, a Field Marshall LordRoberts shooting medal, rifle and star clothbadge, Bisley cloth badge and various targets etc. £20-40

343A group of seven WW II medals to include1939-45 Star, Africa Star, Burma Star, Italy Star,Pacific Star, Defence and War. (7) £40-60

344A George VI miniature group of five medals toinclude 1939-45 Star, France and Germany Star,Defence, War and Territorial Efficient Service,together with a French Agricultural Merit medal,various buttons and badges etc. £20-40

345A WW I British War and Victory duo, naming242880. PTE. 2. L.E. WARD. R.A.F. (2) £30-40

346A WW I British War and Victory duo, naming113221 GNR. T. BROADBELT. R.A., together withhis leather identity disc. (3) £20-40

347A WW I Casualty group to include British Warmedal (lacking suspension bar), naming 6104 PTE.C. WILLIAMS. SUFF. R., bronze memorial plaquein card naming Clarence Williams and one otherBritish War medal, naming T - 294326. DVR. G.WILLIAMS. A.S.C. (3)Private Clarence Williams of Newmarket, Suffolkwas killed in action 30/10/1916 France andFlanders. £70-90

348A German Iron Cross 1st class with combined1939 bar, the whole of one piece constructionwith pin back. £40-60

349A WW I German Iron Cross 1st class, togetherwith a WW II Iron Cross 1st class. (2) £50-80

350A German doubled sided pennant, havingembroidered machine gun, swastika andHinomaru, stamped to the lanyard Berlin 1941,30cm. £80-100

351A German Luftwaffe Close Combat clasp. £60-80

352A German N.S.F.K. Glider badge, together with aN.S.K.K. shield. (2) £60-80

353A German Deutches Kreuz, of four rivetconstruction marked 1 to the pin for Deschlerand Sohn, in a fitted case. £450-550

354A WW I British War and Victory duo, naming52721. PTE. A. ADAMS W. YORK. R., togetherwith a silver War badge number 519427, aIndependant Order of Oddfellows ManchesterUnity silver gilt and enamelled jewel and anArmed Forces Veteran enamelled lapel badge. (5) £30-50

355A group of seven WW II medals to include1939-1945 Star, Italy Star, France and GermanyStar Defence x2 and War x2. (7) £30-50

356A group of five WW II medals to include 1939-1945 Star, Africa Star with 8th Army clasp, ItalyStar, Defence and War, together with a pair ofLeicester Yeomanry cloth shoulder titles, aLeicestershire Prince Albert’s Own cap badge,Royal Artillery lapel badge and an 8th ArmyService of Thanksgiving Order of Service. (10) £30-50

357A collection of three WW I Victory medals,naming 2338 PTE. W.H.H. LEA. 4 - LOND. R.,78797 GNR. G.H. HANN. R.A. and MAJOR T.M.HESLOP, together with a Belgian Allied Victorymedal. (4) £40-60

358A Khedive’s Star (1882-91), undated with Tokarclasp, together with a miniature example. (2) £60-80

359A WW I British War and Victory duo, naming40839 PTE. J. PEARCE. R. FUS, together with oneother British War medal, 267028 PTE. E.P.BASHAM. R.W. KENT. (3) £30-40

360A Fairbairn-Sykes 3rd pattern Commandofighting knife, having an unmarked 17.5cm doubleedged blade with shaped brass cross guard andtypical ringed grip, numbered 4 to the pommel,housed in a brown leather sheath, 29.5cm. £70-90

361A WW I trench dagger, having an unmarked18cm double edged blade, oval cross guard andstag antler handle, housed in an associatedleather sheath, 30cm, together with a Nepalesekukri, 43cm. (2) £70-90

362A German M98/05 Pioneer bayonet, having a36.5cm saw back with hooked quillon, two piecewalnut grips and flash guard, housed in a steelscabbard with leather frog, 50cm. £100-150


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363A German Third Reich Heer (Army) dagger, the26cm double edged blade marked to the ricassowith Knight logo WKC Solingen for WeyersburgKirchbaum and Cie, having an eagle and swastikacross guard with orange celluloid grip and oakleaf pommel, housed in a pebble effect steelsheath with oak leaf bandings and suspensionloops, 38cm. £300-400

364A German Third Reich (Sturmabteilungen) SAdagger, 1933 pattern, the 22cm double edgedblade etched “Alles fur Deutschland” (All forGermany) and marked to the ricasso P.D.Luneschloss Solingen, the nickel plated crossguard stamped No, having a stained hardwoodgrip with eagle and swastika and enamelled SAemblem, housed in a nickel plated steel sheathwith hanging strap, 34cm. £250-400

365A German Third Reich Shutzstaffel SS dagger, the22cm double edged blade etched “Meine Ehreheisst Treue” (My honour is loyalty) correct nomaker mark to the ricasso, having a nickel crossguard and black hardwood grip inset with eagleand swastika with enamelled SS runes, housed ina nickel plated steel scabbard, the central bandwith interlinked stylized swastikas, 34.5cm. £600-1,000

366A German Third Reich Kreigsmarine Officer’sdagger, the 25cm double edged fullered bladeetched with a fouled anchor and marked to thericasso Original Eickhorn Solingen with squirrellogo, having a fouled anchor cross guard withpress stud, white wire bound celluloid grip andgilded brass eagle and swastika pommel, withsilver bullion portepee, housed in an engravedbrass sheath with oak leaf bandings andsuspension loops, 38.5cm. £300-500

367A British 1892 pattern Infantry Officer’s sword,the 81.5cm fullered blade etched with a crownedVR cypher and foliage, marked to the forte A.L.Phillips, 63 Dame St Dublin, having a pierced steelhilt with further cypher, wire bound fish skin gripand chequered backstrap, housed in a steelscabbard with suspension loops, 98cm. £120-180


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368A British 1897 pattern Infantry Officer’s sword,the 82cm blade etched with a crowned GRVcypher and foliage, marked to the forte Walters& Co (Oxford) Ltd Oxford, having a piercedsteel hilt with further cypher, wire bound leathergrip and chequered back strap, housed in aleather covered scabbard, 98cm. £120-180

369A George V court dress sword, the 80cmflattened oval blade etched with stands of armsand foliage, having a clam shell languet and brasshilt, housed in a brass mounted leather scabbard,95cm. £50-80

370A George V 1892 pattern Infantry Officer’ssword, the 82cm blade etched with a crownedGR V cypher within foliage, marked to the forteMoss Bross & Co, Kings St, Covent Garden,London W.C., having a pierced steel hilt withfurther cypher, wire bound fish skin grip andchequered back strap, 96cm. £50-80

371A German Third Reich 1st pattern Luftwaffeshort sword, the 62cm double edged blademarked to the ricasso with Knight logo W.K.C.Waffen Fabrik Solingen for WeyersburgKirchbaum and Cie, having a gilt swastika to thecentre of the cross guard with down-sweptquillon in the form of feathers, a wire bound blueleather grip and flattened circular pommel withgilt swastika, housed in a blue leather scabbardwith plated mounts and blue leather suspender,85.5cm. £300-500

372A German Third Reich Army Officer’s sword, the80cm curved fullered marked to the ricasso F.W.Holler Solingen having a gilt brass cross guardwith eagle and swastika languet, wire boundcelluloid grip and lions head pommel with glassinset eyes, housed in a black painted scabbardwith single suspension ring, 93cm. £200-300

373An India General Service medal (1854-95) withSikkim 1888 clasp, naming in tight flowing script662 Pte. W. Smith 2nd Bn Derby. R. £200-250

374An India General Service medal (1854-95) withBurma 1887-89 clasp, naming in flowing script895 Pte W. Smith 2nd Bn Leic. R. £100-150


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375A South Africa medal(1877-79) with 1879 clasp,naming 1046. PTE. J.MUNN. 99TH FOOT., soldwith research. £500-700

376An E.R. II pair to includeGeneral Service medal(1962-2007) with Radfanclasp and Long Service andGood Conduct, naming21126429 SGT. J.A.WESLEY. R.SIGS, boxedwith miniature examples,together with a largecollection of related effectsand ephemera to includerank chevrons, shouldertitiles, cloth badges,Certificate of Service andvarious photographs etc. £100-150

377A German SS 8 year LongService medal, togetherwith an SS sleeve badge, anSS enamelled lapel badgeand a belt buckle. (4) £80-100

378A German Cross ofHonour of the GermanMother, together with aLuftschutz medal, variouscloth badges and bookletetc. £80-100

379A post WW II German U-boat War badge, togetherwith one similar example.(2) £60-80

380A German Tank CrewBattle badge, marked JSFverso. £80-100

381An India General Servicemedal (1854-95) withPersia clasp, naming CAPT.J.D. DE VITRE, 26TH REGTBOMBAY N.I. £100-150

382A collection of four WW I British War medals,naming 0663. A. SJT. B. CURTIS. DEVON. R., L -12439. DVR. M.J. TANDY. R.A., 202285 GNR. S.P.ARMSTRONG. H.A. and J. 92267. F.J.T. DOUST.BOY. 2. R.N. (4) £30-50

383A WW I 1914-15 Star, naming 3783 PTE. H.THOMPSON. K,R, RIF, C., together with a Victorymedal, 1010. SJT. J. PAYNE. NORT. N. YEO and anAmerican Victory medal. (3) £30-50

384An Egypt Medal (1882-89), undated reverse withGemaizah 1888 clasp, naming 2020, PTE J.SMITH. 2/K.O. SCOT: BORD. £100-150

385A China War medal 1900, naming F. DUPUY. CH.STO. H.M.S. UNDAUNTED. £100-150


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386An Elizabeth II Africa General Service medal, withKenya clasp, naming 22593683 CPL. P.A.LEGGATT. R.B., in original box and envelope. £80-100

387A German Submarine combat clasp. £60-80

388A German Luftwaffe Pilot-Observer qualificationbadge, marked A for Assman verso, in a fittedcase. £180-200

389A German Anti-Aircraft Flak badge in a fittedleather case. £150-180

390A collection of five WW I medals, to include1914-15 Star, naming 2043 PTE. W.LEADBETTER. R. WAR. R., British War medal x2,183669. C. LAWRENCE. A.B. R.N. and S - 11220PTE. H.J. HASKINS. RIF. BRIG., Victory x2, 73488.PTE. E. DUNKLEY. R.A.M.C. and PLY. 14888. PTE.J. MILES. R.M.L.I. (5) £50-80

391A group of miniature medals to include Queen’sSouth Africa with six clasps to include SouthAfrica 1899-1902, Wittebergen, Johannesburg,Driefontein, Paardeberg and Relief of Kimberly,Military medal, Meritorious Service medal, NavalLong Service and Good Conduct and MilitaryCross, together with two oak leaf clasps. (7) £80-120

392A group of eight miniature medals mounted forwear to include British South Africa Company’smedal with Mashonaland 1897 clasp, Queen’sSouth Africa with Transvaal, Orange Free State,Relief of Mafeking, Rhodesia and Cape Colonyclasps, King’s South Africa with S.A. 1901 and1902 clasps, Africa General Service medal, 1914-15 Star, British War, Victory and Long Service inthe Colonial Auxiliary Forces. (8) £100-150

393A group of six miniature medals to include BritishWar, Victory, 1939-45 Star, Defence, War andArmy Long Service and Good Conduct. (6) £30-50

394A group of five miniature medals to include 1914Mons Star with 8th Aug-22nd Nov clasp, BritishWar, Victory, Special Reserve Long Service andGood Conduct and Territorial Efficiency medal,mounted for wear. (5) £60-80

395A group of six miniature medals to includeDistinguished Conduct medal, Military medal,1914-15 Star, British War, Victory and TerritorialEfficiency, mounted for wear. (6) £100-150

396A group of five medals to include British War,naming M 10218 C.H. WILLIAMSON. S.B.A. R.N.,Royal Naval Long Service and Good Conduct,1342. C.H. WILLIAMSON. RA. R.N.S.B.R., Servicemedal of the Order of St John, 5259. PTE. C.WILLIAMSON. WHEATSHEAF DIV. No 3 DIS.S.J.A.B. 1926, Defence and War, together with aCertificate of Service naming Charles HenryWilliamson. (6) £70-90

397A family group of medals to include British Warmedal, naming 796529 GNR. H. EDWARDS. R.A.,1939-1945 Star, Africa Star, Italy Star, Defence,War x2 and Territorial Efficiency medal, 2580992SIGMN. J. EDWARDS. R.SIGS. (8) £60-80

398A WW I 1914-15 Star, naming L - 22738 DVR:S.T. RING. R.F.A.Driver Sydney Thomas Ring of Sevenoaks, Kentwas killed in action 21/07/16 France andFlanders. £20-30


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399A British Army Long Service and Good Conductmedal, Victoria 2nd type obverse, naming 3571.PTE G. WILSHER. 104TH FOOT. £50-80

400A WW II group of five medals to include 1939-1945 Star, Atlantic Star with France and Germanyclasp, Pacific Star, Defence and War in O.H.M.S.box addressed to Mr J. Thompson. £40-60

401A WW I British War medal, naming 2/L J.MACKENZIE.Second Lieutenant John Mackenzie 11th SiegeBattery, Royal Garrison Artillery was killed inaction 28/10/1917. £50-60

402A WW I British War and Victory duo, naming478693. SPR. A.A. PENNY. R.E. (2)478693 Sapper Albert Aaron Penny 126th FieldCompany Royal Engineers was killed in action29/05/1918. £60-80

403A group of medals to include Military Cross(copy), 1914-15 Star 366 PTE. E. VAN LENNEP,British War (copy) and Victory, CAPT. E. VANLENNEP. (4) £180-220

404A group of four medals mounted for wearing toinclude WW II Defence and War, George VI(1918-62) General Service medal with Malayaclasp, naming CAPT M.A.N. MANSBRIDGE.SURREYS and Elizabeth II Africa General Servicemedal with Kenya clasp, CAPT. M.A.N.MANSBRIDGE. R.A. (4) £500-550

405A WW I pair to include 1914-15 Star, naming S4- 055817. SJT. A.E. BENNETT. A.S.C., British War,S4 - 055817. W.O. CL. 1. A.E. BENNETT, togetherwith a Geo. V. Meritorious Service medal, S4 -055817 SJT. A.S.S. MJR A.E. BENNETT. A.S.C. withseveral letters and ephemera charting his rapidrise through the ranks as a Master Baker. £100-150

406A WW II group of three to include 1939-1945Star, France and Germany Star and War medal, inoriginal O.H.M.S. box, together with a British RedCross Society badge. (4) £15-25

407A collection of German medals and badges toinclude an Iron Cross 2nd class marked Ko to thesuspension ring, War Merit Cross 2nd class withswords, War Merit medal, War Merit Cross, Crossof Honour of the German Mother x2, PoliceLong service medal, 25 and 15 years LongService medals, a For Kultur propaganda crossand a N.S.D.A.P. party members lapel badge. (11) £100-150

408An R.A.F. group of four medals to include 1939-1945 Star, Italy Star, Defence and War, togetherwith an Observer’s and Air Gunner’s Flying LogBook, naming Air Navigator K.F. Carpenter dated20/05/44, entries show operations with 40 Sqdnflying Liberators in Italy, together with his Serviceand Release Book etc. £300-400

409A WW I Casualty group to include bronzememorial plaque with scroll, naming BertieWilliam Clarke, 1914 Mons Star, British War andVictory, 8515. CPL. B.W. CLARKE. 2/NORTH’NR., together a Northamptonshire Regiment capbadge and two postcards.Corporal Bertie William Clarke of NorwichNorfolk was killed in action 24/4/1918 Franceand Flanders. £400-450

410A WW I Princess Mary Christmas gift tincontaining a Christmas greetings card and a silvermounted pencil made from a bullet. £100-120

411A German Luftwaffe Observers qualificationbadge, having Assman makers mark verso. £70-90

412A German 25 Year Faithful Service medal, boxed,together with a certificate naming Emil Jackel anddated 30/01/1943. (2) £80-100


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413A German Deutsche kreuz in gold, of four rivetconstruction marked 1 to the pin for Deschler &Sohn, in a blue leather case. £300-400

414A WW I British War and Victory duo, naming S -43119 PTE. J.S. BINNING A. & S.H., together witha Faithful Service in the Special Constabularymedal, JOHN BINNING and various SpecialConstabulary note books etc.(7) £70-90

415A German Third Reich SS (Shutzstaffel) dagger,the 22cm double edged blade etched “MeineEhre heisst Treue” (My honour is loyalty) correctno maker mark to the ricasso, having a nickelcross guard and hardwood grip inset with eagleand swastika with enamelled SS runes, housed ina nickel plated scabbard the central band withinterlinked stylized swastikas, the hanging chainswith alternating SS runes and deaths heademblem, 34.5cm.Given to the current vendor by her uncle whostates in a letter dated 27/10/2019 that thisdagger was given to him by his father in-law KarlHannish (9th September 1923 - 25th March2000) a highly decorated Front Line soldier ofthe Waffen SS who enlisted in June 1941 and wasassigned to the 2nd SS Panzer Division. A copy ofthis letter will be available to the successful buyer. £600-1,000

416An Air Force dagger, probably based on aGerman Luftwaffe 2nd pattern dagger, the 25cmdouble edged blade etched Republica DelParaguay and Colegio Militar “Mcal. F.S. Lopez” tothe opposing side, marked E & F Horster to thericasso, the cross guard with a star within awreath, having a wire bound celluloid grip andnickel pommel, housed in a pebble effect sheathwith oak leaf banding and two suspension loops,38cm.Given to the current vendor by her uncle whostates in a letter dated 27/10/2019 that thisdagger has been in his possession since June1970. The GOC British Sector West Berlin, at hisofficial residence regularly hosted receptions forvarious allies and one of his duties was totransport guests from checkpoints to theresidence, on one of these occasions he foundthis dagger in the back of a vehicle. A copy of thisletter will be available to the successful buyer. £100-150

417A British 1845 pattern Infantry Officer’s sword,the 82cm curved fullered blade etched with acrowned VR cypher within foliage, marked to theforte Andrew Deans, Soho, London, having afolding brass Gothic hilt and wire bound fish skingrip, housed in a brass scabbard, 97cm. £100-150

418A Czechoslovakian VZ 58 knife bayonet, the16.5cm fullered blade stamped to the ricasso A1708, with a two piece wooden grip, housed in aleather scabbard, together with a WW I styleGerman boot knife. (2) £50-70

419A German Iron Cross 2nd class with clasp(Spange zum Eisernen kreuz), together with aCross of Honour with swords, Cross of Honourand Cross of Honour of the German Mother etc.(8) £100-150

420A WW I trio to include 1914-15 Star, British Warand Victory, naming 14719. PTE. B. WHITEHEAD.C. GDS. (3) £40-60

421A collection of medals being copies and replicasto include Distinguished Conduct medal (copy),Campaign Service medal with Lebanon andNorthern Ireland clasps incorrectly namingBURTON J.R. 24082901, South Atlantic medalwith rosette (copy), silver (copy) and goldenjubilee, Rhodesia (copy) and various UN medalsetc. (16) £250-280

422An Ashantee medal (1873-1874), no clasp,naming 1624. PTE E. MOON. 2/W.I.RGT 1873-74. £120-150

423A WW I bronze memorial plaque, naming JamesW. Morgan.Probably 1996 Lance Corporal James WilliamMorgan who was killed in action 01/07/1916France and Flanders £60-80

424A collection of medals to include 1939-45 Star,Africa Star with 8th Army clasp, Italy Star,Defence and War, together with various shouldertitles and base metal masonic jewels etc. £30-50

425A group of six medals to include India Servicemedal, Pakistan medal 1947, naming 38727 NKHAYAT KHAN RPA., Pakistan General Servicewith Kashmir 1948 clasp, 1956 Pakistan Republic,Canada Voluntary Service and Australia Servicemedal. (6) £40-60



426A WW I Victory medal, naming 35753 PTE. U.F.HEARD. D. OF. CORN. L.I., together with aVoluntary Medical Service medal, J. Ross and aWW II Defence medal. (3) £20-30

427A German pewter presentation medallion, obv;Reichsmarschall Goring, rev; Luftwaffe eagle andswastika, in a fitted case. £120-150

428A German model 1935 steel helmet, incamouflage finish with leather liner and chinstrap. £300-350

429A German model 1935 steel helmet, withSpanish Azul Division decal, having a leather linerand chinstrap, numbered to the interior 3296FT58. £300-350

430A German model 1935 steel helmet, incamouflage finish with SS decal and apparentbattle damage to the top, lacking liner. £200-250

431A reproduction Kriegsmarine Officer’s summerissue peaked cap £40-60

432A Brodie pattern blue painted steel helmet, withcanvas liner and leather chin strap. £60-80

433A German Iron Cross, 1st class with pin back in afitted leather case. £100-120

434A German Der Stahlhelm armband, togetherwith a 1918-1968 commemorative badge. (2) £40-60

435A German doubled sided pennant, havingembroidered machine gun, swastika andHinomaru. £80-100

436A German NSDAP party ring, stamped to theband 935, size N. £150-180

437A German Iron Cross, 1st class with pin back. £80-120

438A German Teno pennant, having embroideredswastika emblem. £60-80

439A German NSDAP party pennant, havingembroidered swastika emblem. £60-80

440A German Fire Brigade Honour Cross 2nd class,boxed. £150-180

441A WW I style trench club, the iron clad tipstamped London Scot Fus, 42cm. £60-80

442A German Infantry Assault badge. £40-60

443A German army belt buckle, unmarked. £40-60

444A German Tank Battle badge. £40-60

445A German Luftwaffe belt buckle. £40-60

446A German Lorient shield. £40-60

447A German Luftwaffe Pilot’s badge. £40-60

448A German Krim shield, together with a Kubanshield and a Cholm shield. (3) £40-60

449A German NSDAP pennant, with embroideredswastika emblem. £60-80


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450A large bronze figure of a racehorseand jockey jumping a hurdle, on anaturalistic base and marble plinth,signed indistinctly, h.31cm. £100-150

451James Osborne, (1940-1992),bronze figure of the racehorseBucephalus, limited edition no.261/2000, signed to the base, raisedon a green marble plinth. h.19cm. £70-90

452A green patinated bronze model ofa thoroughbred horse on anaturalistic base signed indistinctlybut possibly Printz, on a furtherrouge marble plinth, h.32cm. £200-300

453A circa 1900 gilt metal cased travelclock, the oval case engraved with aracehorse and jockey within a floralengraved border, opening to reveala clock having an enamel dial withArabic numerals and subsidiaryseconds dial within a horseshoesurround, w.9.5cm. £30-50

454A pair of Victorian woven silk Stevengraphs, TheStart and The Finish, each 13 x 20cm. (2) £30-50

455A pair of mid-20th century black leather calflength riding boots, with trees, together with oneother similar pair. (2) £50-80

456A contemporary silver plated stirrup cup,naturalistically modelled as a foxes head, h.13cm. £30-50

458A late 19th century French brass and nickel gamecounter, having four dials for Faisons, Perdix,Lapins and Lievres, with engraved anchor HNmakers mark, 7cm. £100-150


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459A Victorian cartridge magazine, having a leathercovered oak body with brass mounts, the lidnaming Sir Grey Skipwith Bt, the six divisioninterior with leather straps, w.47, d.35, h.15cm. £300-500

460A large collection of Angling related volumes toinclude Ernest Schwiebert, Trout Vol I & II, “BB”The Fisherman’s Bedside Book, AlexanderWanless, The Angler and the Thread Line and W.Earl Hodgson, Trout Fishing. (two boxes) £30-50

461Charles “Snaffles” Johnson Payne, (1884-1967), More Bandobast, 1936 1st edition,published Collins, 48 Pall Mall, London, withdust jacket, together with SquireOsbaldeston His Autobiography and varioussporting books illustrated by Lionel Edwardsto include Sport in War, Letters to YoungSportsmen on Hunting Angling and Shooting,My Hunting Sketch Book Vol II and Huntingthe Fox. (6) £40-60

462A mid-20th century hunting flask set, eachshaped glass flask with a chrome screw top,housed in a brown leather case. £20-40

463A modern filled silver table ornament in theform of a leaping salmon, maker CamelotSilver Ltd, London, 2001, h.7.5cm. £30-50

464A circa 1900 German silver novelty snuff boxnaturalistically modelled as a cockerel andhen, having a hinged cover to the base andgilt washed interior, pseudo Hanau marks,probably Wolf and Knell, h.3.8cm. £100-150

467An early 20th century tippling stick, having amalacca shaft with copper cap housing aglass flask, 89cm. £70-90

468An early 20th century riding crop/swordstick having a plaited leather covered shaftrevealing a 49cm blade, the white metalhandle with engraved banded decoration,the tip engraved with a horses head andhorseshoe, 60cm. £60-80

469An Edwardian silver cased shooting buttmarker of rounded rectangular formengraved with a rampant lion andmonogrammed to the opposing side, thehinged cover opening to reveal 10 (of 10)gilt numbered pegs, maker B.M. & Co,London, 1901, 5 x 4cm. £400-600

470A Victorian silver novelty whistle in the formof a dogs head, with suspension ring, marksrubbed, Birmingham, circa 1880, 4cm. £100-150

471Newmarket Races, 18th century handwritten ledgers showing all of the dates,meetings, runners and riders in two volumes,volume I dated from Tuesday March 20th1744 to Saturday April 24th 1756, volume IIdated Tuesday May ** th 1756 to SaturdayApril 17th 1762. (2) £300-500

472A commemorative silk racing scarf for the1950 Season Galcador, printed by WelchMargotson & Co Ltd, London; together withone other for 1958, the winner hard-ridden,each approx 85 x 85cm (2) £40-60

473A Samik of Korea SMT-7 competitionarchery bow, in fitted case with leather armguard, glove and arrows etc. £80-100


465A 19th century percussion sporting gun, the 85cmsingle barrel with ram rod below, having a scrollengraved lock with remains of makers name, thechequered walnut stock with white metal mounts,124cm. £50-100

466A 19th century double barrel muzzle loadingpercussion shotgun, having engraved hammers andlock plates signed Young Bury St Edmunds, 117cm. £130-180


474A large cased Indian silver desk set, comprisingpen tray with integral inkstands, letter-opener,bloter, rule, card clip and dip-pen, the pen trayinscribed “To Bill & Bridget with love, Bhaiya &Gina, 1966”, the letter opener terminal inset witha William IV East India Company one rupee coin,most pieces bearing the Cooch Behar coat ofarms and hallmarked for Hamilton & Co, Calcutta1966. This set was given by their Highnesses theMaharajah and Maharani of Cooch Behar torenowned jockey William “Bill” Rickaby, who rodesome of their magnificent racehorses in the1950s/60s.

Notes:Bill Rickaby (1917-1987) rode over 1000 winnersin eight countries during his 37-year career. Hewas a member of a horseracing dynasty whichincluded uncle Walter Griggs, at whose stables in‘The Home of Horseracing’ Newmarket hebegan his apprenticeship, several ancestorsnamed Fred including his elder brother whowere all acclaimed jockeys, and cousin LesterPiggott.

Despite his promising start, WWII, involvingservice in the Middle East and North Africa,interrupted Bill’s career and he found it difficultto re-establish himself after being de-mobbedwith the rank of Major. In 1946 he flew out to

India to try his luck, and found his fortunesdramatically changed after winning India’s biggestrace at the time, the Viceroy, on the back ofSelector. India was to become an importantbackdrop for most of the rest of Bill’s career.

Rickaby and his wife Bridget formed a lastingfriendship with their Highnesses Jagaddipendra(Bhaiya) and Georgina (Gina) Narayan, theMaharaja and Maharani of Cooch Behar. TheirHighnesses had married in the mid-1950s,although it was an unexpected match – thedashing Indian Prince and the English modeldaughter of a London police officer, and themarriage was kept secret for several years. By thetime the Rickaby’s met the couple though, Ginawas an accepted part of the Indian elite, hostingEuropean royalty and film stars at their CoochBehar palace. Polo and horseracing were centralto their lives and the pair owned some of thebest thoroughbred racehorses in India.

The Rickaby’s moved backwards and forwardsbetween Britain and India during this time, withBill having some amazing successes. Amongstthese were the classic wins for the OneThousand Guineas (on Sweet Solera in 1961)and the Two Thousand Guineas (Privy Councillor1962). He rode for the late King, the Queen andfor Lord Rosebery, on memorable horsesincluding Busted; the 1967 ‘British Horse of theYear’.

Soon after this gift was presented to Bill andBridget upon their departure for Bill’s new postat the Royal Hong Kong Jockey Club, Bhaiya felland received devastating brain injuries during apolo match. From this point on he neededconstant medical attention and died in 1970. Alsoin 1970, Bill and Bridget were involved in aserious car crash from which he never fullyrecovered, dying in 1987. £800-1,200



475A Milwards Flymaster 3 1/2” alloy centre pin flyreel, together with a Shakespeare 2890 3 1/2”reel. (2) £15-25

476A collection of seven fixed spool reels to includeMitchell 408, Abu Cardinal 77X and K.P. MorrittsIntrepid Elite etc. (7) £30-50

477A collection of miscellaneous fishing tackle toinclude dry/wet flies, spools of line and lures etc. £20-40

478A Sage Graphite III trout fly rod, GFL 890 4RPLB, 9’ in four sections, in original bag and plastictube. £40-60

479A Sage Graphite III B trout fly rod, RPL+796-4D.L.F. 9’ in four sections, in a canvas clad rod tube. £40-60

480A Shakespeare Expedition Fly 9’ four-piece flyrod, together with an unmarked split cane 9’three-piece rod, an Abu Feralite Zoom 3 piecematch rod and a Daiwa Lake Supreme 2 piecerod. (4) £40-60

481A Victorian mahogany 4” centre pin reel, havingtwin handles, brass star back and smooth brassfoot, together with various other bakelite andmahogany centre pin reels. (11) £50-80

482A circa 1900 brass 2 1/2” centre pin reel havingan ivory handle and smooth brass foot,unmarked, together with three other brasscentre pin reels. (4) £20-40

483A Cotswold Aquarius canvas rod holdall. £20-40

484A Victorian 16’ salmon rod, by C. Farlow & Co.Makers, Strand, London, circa 1880, in threesections with brass fittings, the brass reel fittinginitialled H.C.P., possibly for HenryCholmondeley-Pennell, together with a copy ofThe Badminton Library in which he mentionsFarlow & Co. making speciality rods for him. £100-150

485A hand held fly line drier, having folding arms anda beech handle with brass mounts. £15-25

486An Allcocks “The Allcock Aerial” 4” alloy centrepin reel No. 689467, together with a J.W. Young &Sons Trudex 4” centre pin reel. (2) £40-60

487A Hardy The “Hydra” 3 1/8” alloy centre pin flyreel, in a House of Hardy leather pouch. £70-90

488A circa 1900, Army and Navy 3 3/4” brasssalmon reel, marked A & NCSL Makers, 105Victoria St, Westminster. £50-80

489An F.D. Malloch brass 4” centre pin reel withebonite handle, stamped F.D. Mulloch MakerPerth. £100-150

490An Allcock & Co “Easicast” 4” centre pin reelwith brake regulator. £70-90

491A “Mercury” 4” centre pin fly reel, Patent appliedfor, No. MU 135. £40-60

492A W.F. Homer of Forest Gate Flick-em 4 1/4”centre pin fly reel. £100-120

493An Allcock & Co Ltd The Aerial “Popular” 3 1/2”alloy centre pin reel, Reg Design no. 689467. £150-180

494A C. Farlow & Co 8 1/2’ split cane two piece flyrod, together with a Shakespeare Sigma 9’ carbontwo piece rod, a Silver Creek #6-7 9’ two piecerod, various other rods, landing net, satchels, creeland dry flies etc. £40-60

495A Hardy Jet Salmon fly rod, no. 9 three piece, 121/2’ in Hardy rod bag. £30-50

496A Hardy Viscount 140 3 1/2” centre pin fly reel,together with two Shakespeare Beaulite 3 1/2reels. (3) £30-40

497A Pflueger Sea King multiplier reel, no.2188boxed with instructions, together with a MitchellGarcia 624 multiplier reel, a K.P. Morritts IntrepidElite fixed spool reel, an Allcocks centre pin reeland various wooden reels etc. £30-50

499A Hardy Salmon Fly rod #10 14’ 3 piece,together with an unmarked 12’ 2 piece rod andan unmarked 8’ 2 piece rod. (3) £50-80

500A Farlow-Sharpe Farlight 14’ three-piecefibreglass salmon fly rod #9, together with aShakespeare Beaulite 4 1/4” centre pin salmonreel, boxed. (2) £30-40

501A Diawa 7700 A fixed spool fishing reel, togetherwith a Diawa Long Cast, a Shakespeare Sigmaand a Fladen Power Surf reel. (4) £20-30

502A Mitchell 2250 RD fixed spool fishing reel,together with a Streamstar ET 4550, a FreeCarp60 and a Nash Outlaw BR 6000 reel. (4) £20-30

503A Hardy The Viscount 140 3 1/2” alloy centre pinfly reel, together with an Intrepid Rimfly Regular 31/2” centre pin reel and a Tokoz 3 3/8” alloy reel.(3) £30-50

504An Advanced Angling Line Shooter 4” bakelitestill water trout centre pin reel, together with anIntrepid Dragonfly reel and a Leeda LC reel withspare spool. (4) £15-25

505An Abu 506 closed face fixed spool fishing reel,together with two other Abu 506 reels, anAquatica Swing 50 and a Okuma Exide fixedspool reel with spare spool. (6) £30-50


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506A KP Deluxe 6” centre pin reel, together with aLewtham The “Leeds” 5 1/2” centre pin reel, aLeeda LC 60 reel with two spare spools andthree fixed spool reels to Match 640. (8) £50-60

507An Aspindale of Redditch Dalesman Avondale 9’6” three piece split cane rod with spare tip inoriginal bag, together with an unmarked 7’ twopiece split cane rod and one other 9’ three piecerod. (3) £20-30

508A Milward’s Featherlite 12’ float rod, having acane butt and middle section with split cane tip,numbered 6532 with Fields gold logo, in anassociated Milward’s bag. £30-50

509A Field’s 13’ float rod, having a cane butt andmiddle section with split cane tip, with Field’s goldlogo. £20-40

510An Edgar Sealey The General Practitioner 9’ twopiece split cane fly rod in bag, together with anEdgar Sealey Black Arrow split cane and fibreglassrod and an Abu Scandia 8 1/2’ two piece rod. (3) £30-50

511A Hardy canvas and brown leather satchel andcontents to include a Leeda Rimfly centre pinreel (boxed), an Edgar Sealey Flyman reel, anIntrepid Rimfly reel, various flies etc. £40-60

512A 4” Hardy Ultralite Disc Salmon reel, no.469. £50-80

513A J.W. Young & Sons Ltd Fifteen Hundred Series4 1/2 alloy centre pin reel, together with oneother matching example. (2) £40-60

514A Partridge of Redditch model 1112 4 1/2” alloyskeleton fly reel. £40-60

515A Leeda Magnum 200D Disc Drag fly reel, £20-40

516A Leeda 2XL Match Carbon Waggler 10’ 3 piecerod, together with a Shakespeare 13’ 3 pieceAlpha Carbon match rod, various other rods,nets and unbrellas etc. £30-50

517A Hardy Bros 11’ split cane 2 piece rod, no.E10346. £30-50

518A large collection of modern fishing rods andnets to include Shakespeare Strike 12’ 3 piecerod x2, Auger Sea Rover 10’ 2 pice rod, RonThompson Extreme Diablo Surf 15’ 3 piece rodand a telescopic landing net etc. £50-80

519A Pezon et Michel for Falrow’s Parabolic Grilse10’ 6” 2 piece split cane rod # 7-8, together witha Marco Hornet Pinfire 12’ 3 piece rod #9/10, aBlack Seal 3 piece rod and a tackle box andcontents. (4) £50-80

520A Marco The Dover Sea Rod, 6’ 2 piece, togetherwith a 10’ 2 piece split cane rod, an Abu Suecia351 zoom 2 piece match rod and a Vortex Victor12’ 2 piece rod. (4) £20-40

521A Hardy Fibalite Perfection 10 1/2’ 2 piece troutfly rod #718, together with a Daiwa Whisker Fly2 piece rod # 5-7 WF 98 9’ 6” and a DAM XKew - Carbon Fly 9’ 6” 2 piece rod. (3) £40-60

522A Shakespeare International Three Piece Fly rod12’, together with a Bruce and Walker Multispin9’ 6” 2 piece fly rod, a Bruce and Walker SalmonFly 13’ 6” 3 piece rod # 8 - 10 and an ElasticaneHornet 9’ 2piece split cane rod. (4) £40-60

523A Palace Superb alloy casting reel with remains oftrade label. £40-60

524A circa 1900 brass 3 1/4” brass centre pin reel,stamped T. Graham, Cockermouth. £20-40

525A Shakespeare Condex 4 1/2” Salmon fly reel,together with four other centre pin reels toinclude Shakespeare Super Condex, D.A.M. 22and BFR 75. (5) £30-50

526A J.W. Young & Sons Pridex 3” alloy centre pin flyreel, together with three other alloy centre pinreels to include a Shakespeare Graflite 2755,Intrepid Rimfly and BFR Rimfly II. (4) £30-50

527A House of Hardy St George Junior left hand 21/2” centre pin fly reel, patent nos 242459361, ina brown leather case and original box withpaperwork. (unused.) £280-320


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528A Hardy The “St George” 3 3/4” alloy centre pinreel, British Pat. 24245. £250-280

529A Hardy The “Uniqua” 3 1/8” Duplicated Mk IIcentre pin fly reel with rim regulator. £100-150

530A collection of five golf clubs, each with a hickoryshaft to include a wood, a long iron withshamrock makers mark, a mid-iron marked AlexMacDonald The Downe G.C. Kent, a shortiron/niblick by L.P. Cochrane of Edinburgh and aputter by R. Anderson & Sons, Edinburgh, in acanvas bag. £50-80

531A collection of five golf clubs, each with a hickoryshaft to include a wood by D & W AuchterlonieSt Andrews, a long iron Dewsbury Special, a mid-iron Royal Crown Brand, Anderson Anstruther, ashort iron/niblick faintly marked and a putter TomAuchterlonie Special, in a canvas bag. £60-80

532A pair of mid-20th century black leather calflength riding boots, with wooden trees, togetherwith a pair of brown leather riding boots. (2) £50-80

533A pair of mid-20th century black leather calflength riding boots, with wooden trees, togetherwith one other similar pair. (2) £40-60

534An early 20th century Eton Sun 4” mahoganyreel, having twin ebonised handles, brass star backand line guard, together with three other centrepin reels to include Abu Garcia Fly Max 78,Garcia Mitchell 710 Automatic and BFR Superfly75. (4) £20-40

536William Ward, (1766-1826), after GeorgeMorland, (1763-1804), ‘A Party Angling’ and ‘TheAngler’s Repast’, mezzotint, 44 x 54cm each,mounted in a birds eye maple frame (2) £30-50

537D. Long, (20th century), Huntsmen and hounds,oil on canvas, signed lower right, 50 x 75cm £100-150

538Simon T. Trinder, (b. 1958), Fox and pheasants,gouche, signed lower left, 41.5 x 53cm. £60-80

539A pair of ceramic plaques, each decorated with astag within a mountain landscape, 29 x 14cm. £30-50

540A Sandor Album, Riding and Driving Events fromthe Life of the Count Moritz Sandor, a redleather bound album containing various sportingprints, together with two other sporting printsand a watercolour. (4) £20-40

541Margaret Barrett (20th century), Cheltenham inthe snow, limited edition print no. 192/850, signedin pencil to the margin, 34 x 40cm, together witha colour photograph signed Pat Eddery andWalter Swinburn and one other signedphotograph, each 18 x 25cm (3) £20-30

542After Sir Alfred Munnings (1878-1959) Whyweren’t you out yesterday?, coloured print,published in 1941 by Frost & Reed Ltd, 59 x69cm. £100-150

543English school, 18th century style, Hunting party,lithograph, 50 x 71cm. £40-60

544Sir Peter Scott (1909-1989), North Wind BewickSwans, lithograph, signed in pencil to the margin,44 x 55cm. £80-120

545Clifford Charles Turner, (1920-2018), Huntsmenand hounds, oil on board, signed lower right,together with the companion, a pair, each 51 x76cm (one unframed) (2) £150-250


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546After Terence Cuneo (1907-1996), The EasternCounties Otter Hounds, coloured print, signedlower right and numbered 43, with label verso“Presented to Mr J.A. Harvey, by the VicePresident and all members of the Framlinghamand District Angling Club”, 49 x 74cm. £80-120

547Imogen Collier (fl. 1898-1904), Study of a BayHunter within a landscape, oil on canvas, signedlower left and dated 1896, 49.5 x 59.5cm. £200-300

548Jacqueline Stanhope (20th century), Galileo andjockey, limited edition print no. 270/500, signed,64 x 46cm. £20-30

549Hugh Taylor (20th century), Tom Kid ,OpenChampion, 1873, limited edition print no.250/850, signed in pencil to the margin, 39 x25cm. £20-30

550Charles “Snaffles” Johnson Payne (1884-1967),The Grand National The Canal Turn, limitededition print no. 180/500, signed lower right andwith “Snaffles Bit” blind stamp, 47 x 64cm. £150-250

551Charles “Snaffles” Johnson Payne, (1874-1967),The Worst View in Europe, coloured print, signedin pencil to the margin and with “Snaffles Bit”blind stamp, 42 x 68cm. £100-150

552Charles “Snaffles” Johnson Payne, (1874-1967),Happy are they who hunt for their own pleasure,coloured print, signed to the margin, 44 x 60cm,together with The finest View in Europe, signedprint and a Point to point lithograph. (3) £100-150

553After Alfred James Munnings, (1878-1959), TheBelvoir Hunt, Horses Exercising a DecemberMorning, together with The Belvoir Hunt, Point toPoint Meeting on Barrow by Hill, coloured prints,each 42 x 55cm. (2) £30-50

554After Lionel Dalhousie Robertson Edwards(1878-1966), The Beaufort Point-to-Point 2ndfence, coloured print, 31 x 43cm, together withtwo other signed Lionel Edwards prints. (3) £30-50

555Michel Des Rochers, (Canadian b. 1938?), Bay andchesnut horses in a paddock, watercolour, signedlower right, 37 x 47cm.

556After James Bateman (19th century), Many a Slip‘Twixt the Cup and the Lip, engraved by J.R.Mackrell, London published May 20th 1834, by E.Gambert & Co, Berners St. Oxford St, 46 x57cm. £30-50

557Dennis Page (b. 1926), Galloping horses,watercolour, signed lower right, 26 x 35cm. £40-60

558Allan Hardy, (20th century), Racehorse andjockey, oil on board, signed lower right, 45 x54cm. £20-40

559George Beningfield, (1936-1998), Stags EndLacewing, pencil sketch, signed lower right, 18 x24cm. £30-50


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560Attributed to Beatrice Hope Evans, (1866-1906),Bubbenhall Dec 12th 1891, watercolour, 12.5 x17.5cm, together with four similar examples (5) £40-60

561Peter F. Hunt, (20th century), Moorland scene(Black Grouse), signed and dated ‘87, 26 x 35cm,together with various sporting prints to includeCecil Aldin and Lionel Edwards etc. (11) £30-50

562John King, (20th century), Sturmer Mere, EastEssex Hunt, limited edition print no.30/250,signed, 43 x 58cm, together with a 19th centuryhand coloured engraving of a gun dog andpheasant, signed indistinctly, 50 x 35cm and oneother modern print of a gun dog and game, 46 x37cm. (3) £30-40

563After John Sargeant Noble, (1848-1896), TheOtter Hunt, engraving, signed in pencil to themargin, 33 x 43cm, £20-40

564Orme’s Collection of British Field Sports,lithograph plates after S. Howitt (incomplete),together with various other sporting prints toinclude Cecil Aldin etc. £30-40

570A late Victorian taxidermy pike (Esox lucius)mounted in a naturalistic setting within a glazeddisplay case, bearing a paper label “Pike takenfrom river Stour 1894” w.80, d.15, h.37cm. £50-80

571A brace of 20th century models of Tench (Tincatinca) mounted in a naturalistic setting within abow-front glazed display case, w.80, d.17, h.33cm. £40-60

572An early 20th century taxidermy group of threebirds to include Golden Pheasant (Chrysolophuspictus) and Common Cock and Hen Pheasant(Phasianus colchcius) mounted in a naturalisticsetting within a glazed display case, (glasscracked) w.91, d.24, h.54cm. £50-80

573A taxidermy Jay (Garrulus glandarius) mountedin a naturalistic setting within a glazed displaycase, w.32, d.18, h.18cm. £40-60

574A taxidermy Kingfisher (Alcedo atthis) mountedon a branch, beneath a glass dome, on a paintedplinth, h.30cm. £80-120

575An early 20th century Honey Buzzard (Pernisapivorus) remounted in a naturalistic settingwithin a glazed display case, w.58.5, d.19, h.51cm. £200-250

576A Victorian taxidermy Long-eared Owl (Asiootus) mounted in a naturalistic setting, within aglazed display case, bearing a label versoPreserved by W. Lowne, Naturalist, Fullers HillAviaries, Great Yarmouth, w.34, d.17, h.47cm. £250-350

577A taxidermy Golden pheasant (Chrysolophuspictus) in standing pose mounted on an oakplinth, h.42cm, together with a taxidermy Cockpheasant (Phasianus colchicus) on a oak plinth,h.40cm. (2) £30-50

578A pair of taxidermy male and female Nightjars(Caprimulgus europaeus) the male munted on abranch, the female on a naturalistic base, beneatha glass dome, on a mahogany plinth, h.40cm. £300-350

579A taxidermy Mulga Parrot (Psephotus varius)mounted on a branch, beneath a glass dome, ona wooden plinth, h.33cm. £150-200

580An early 20th century taxidermy group toinclude two Short eared owls (Asio flammeus)and a Red squirrel (Sciurus vulgaris) mounted ina naturalistic setting within a mahogany glazeddisplay case, w.65.5, d.34.5, h.54cm. £50-80

581A taxidermy White pheasant Phasianus colchicus)mounted on a wooden stump and naturalisticbase within a glazed display case, w.49, d.32,h.80cm. £100-150

583A pair of European Mouflon (Ovis orientalismusimon) horns, unmounted, each approx 56cm. £70-90


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584An early 20th century Africanleopard skin, (Panthera pardus),with head mount, mouth agape,unbacked, nose to tail 160cm,fore limbs 105cm £30-40

585A taxidermy Lynx (Agiarelyncas) head mount, length28cm. £30-50

586An early 20th century polarbear skin rug, (Ursus maritimus),with head mount, mouth agape,grey felt backing, nose to tail230cm, across the fore limbs215cm £200-300

587A pair of Victorian Barn Owls(Tytus alba) mounted in anaturalistic setting with TreeCreeper (Certhia familiaris)prey, within a glazed displaycase, w.36, d.16, h.43cm. £120-180

588A pair of early 20th centurytaxidermy male and femalepheasants (Phasianus colchirus)mounted in a naturalistic settingwithin a glazed display case,bearing a label verso W.W.Mowle, Taxidermist, Mere Street,Diss, w.78, d.21, h.49cm. £120-150

589A taxidermy Cock Pheasant(Phasianus colchirus) mountedin a naturalistic setting, within apainted glazed display case,bearing a label bottom rightcorner J. Gardner, Naturalist tothe Royal Family, 26 Oxford St,London, w.84, d.18, h.53cm. £150-180

590A pair of Victorian taxidermyLong-eared Owls (Asio otus)remounted on a tree bough ona naturalistic base, under a glassdome, on an ebonised plinth,h.65cm. £200-250

591A pair of early 20th century taxidermy Kestrels(Falco tinnunculus) mounted facing each otheron a branch, in a naturalistic setting, within aglazed display case, w.76, d.16, h.41cm. £150-180

592A 20th century taxidermy Brown Trout (Salmotrutta), mounted in a naturalistic setting, within anoak glazed display case, w.63, d.17, h.31cm. £80-120

593A Victorian taxidermy female Sparrowhawk(Accipter nisus) mounted in a naturalistic setting,beneath a glass dome, on an ebonised plinth, h.46cm. £150-200

594A Victorian taxidermy Merlin (Falco columbarias)remounted in a naturalistic setting, beneath aglass dome, on an ebonised plinth, h.39cm. £150-200

595A Victorian taxidermy Sparrowhawk (Accipternisus) mounted on a tree bough attacking aSparrow (Passeridae) on a naturalistic base,beneath a glass dome, on an ebonised plinth,h.47cm. £150-200

596A taxidermy Common Bream (Abranus brama)mounted in a naturalistic setting within a glazeddisplay case, w.64, d.20, h.42cm. £200-250

597A large taxidermy Common Carp (Cyprinuscarpio) mounted in a naturalistic setting within aglazed display case, w.87, d.20, h.47cm. £180-220

598A life size resin model of a Sea Turtle(Chelonoidia) length 78cm £80-120

599A Victorian taxidermy Peregrine Falcon (Falcoperegrinus) re-mounted in a naturalistic settingwithin a glazed display case, w.48.5, d.19, h.41cm. £180-220

600A 20th century taxidermy Black Grouse (Lyrurustetrix) together with the female companion(Tetrao tetrix) mounted in a naturalistic settingwithin a glazed display case, w.44, d.32, h.63cm. £300-400


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601A taxidermy Golden Oriole(Oriolus oriolus) mounted on abranch within a naturalistic setting,beneath a glass dome on a pineplinth, h.33cm. £150-200

602An early 20th century taxidermyIndian Roller (Coracias benghalensis)mounted on a branch, beneath aglass dome, on an ebonised plinth,h.39cm. £150-200

603A taxidermy African EmeraldCuckoo (Chrysococcyx cupreus)mounted on a branch in anaturalistic setting, beneath a glassdome, on an ebonised plinth,h.24cm. £150-200

604A taxidermy Patagonian Conure(Cyanoliseus patagonus) mountedon a branch, under a glass dome, onan ebonised plinth, h.51cm. £180-220

605A Victorian taxidermy Brown Trout(Salmo trutta), mounted in anaturalistic setting within a giltbanded “wrap around” glazeddisplay case, annotated to the frontin gold lettering “Caught in BrayWeir April 1894” with remains of J.Cooper label, w.62, d.16, h.34cm. £600-800

606A good Victorian taxidermy fish group, to includetwo Roach (Rutilus rutilus) and a Rudd(Scardinus), in a naturalistic setting within a giltbanded bow-front glazed display case bearing alabel top right “Two Roach weighing 2 3/4 lbs.One Rudd 1lb 10 ozs. Taken by Mr F Fitch atGrove Ferry, 5th Nov, 1872” and bearing afurther label top left “Preserved by J. Cooper 28Radnor St, St Luke, London.” w.78, d.21, h.45cm. £1,300-1,600


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Lot 1005


RED WINE

1001Château Montrose, 1953, Saint Estephe, onebottle (upper mid-shoulder, some label loss) £60-90

1002Vigna la Delizia, 1982, Barolo, four bottles(OWC) £100-150

1003Château Musare, 1987, Lebanon, one bottle; Terrede Montalceto, 1992, Chinati, one bottle; Hardy’sLegacy, 2014 Shiraz, one bottle; and ValdemaderaGrande Reserve 2011, one bottle (4) £20-30

1004Château Talbot , 1957, St Julien Medoc, onebottle £80-120

1005Château Lynch-Bages, 2008, Pauillac, twelvebottles £700-1,000

1006Château Lafon-Rochet, 1996, St Estephe, twelvebottles £300-500

1007Château Batailley, 2010, Pauillac, twelve bottles(OWC) £350-500

1008Château Senejac, 1981, Haut-Medoc, two bottles £40-60

1009Château Lagrange, 1988, St Julien, one bottle £20-30

1010Assorted red table wines, to include FairhillsShiraz, Barefoot Merlot, Nederburg Shiraz, mulledwine etc (20) £40-60

1011Domaine Barons de Rothschild (Lafite), 1996,Pauillac, one magnum, bottled to commemoratethe opening of the wine cellars at WaddesdonManor in 1994 (OWC) £40-60

1012Château Lafite Rothschild, 2012, Pauillac , twelvebottles (OWC). Provenance: From one of theRothschild family cellars.£4,500-5,000

1013Château Lafite Rothschild, 2013, Pauillac, twelvebottles (OWC). Provenance: From one of theRothschild family cellars.£4,500-5,000

1014Château Lafite Rothschild, 2014, Pauillac, twelvebottles (OWC). Provenance: From one of theRothschild family cellars.£4,500-5,000

1015Château Gruaud Larose, 1970, 1975, and 1979, StJulien, three bottles £150-200

1016Château Gruaud Larose, 1980, 1981, and 1984, StJulien, three bottles £120-140

1017Côte-Rôtie, 1983, Brune et Blonde domaine deGuigal, three bottles £100-150

1018Hermitage la Chapelle, 1982, Paul Jaboulet Aine,four bottles £300-500

1019La Reserve de Leoville-Barton, 1995, St Julien,twelve bottles (OWC) £300-500

1020Château Latour-Martillac, 2000, Pessac-Léognan,twelve bottles (OWC) £300-500

1021Château Cissac, 1996, Medoc, twelve bottles(OWC) £150-200

1022Château Patache d’Aux, 1996, Medoc, twelvebottles (OWC) £300-400

1023Château Canon-la-Gaffeliere, 1990, St Emilion,twelve bottles (OWC) £600-800

1024Chapoutier Hermitage Monier de la Sizeranne,1997, Rhône, five bottles (OB) £120-160

1025Château Chasse-Spleen, 1996, Moulis en Medoc,five bottles £80-120

1026Crozes-Hermitage domaine de Thalabert PaulJaboulet Aine, 1997, Rhône, four bottles £60-80

1027Château Baleau, 1964, St Emilion, one bottle(level lower shoulder); Château Pineraie, 2009,Cahors, two bottles; Château Gaury Balette,1978, Bordeaux, one bottle; Château La Cour deBy, 2000, Medoc, one bottle; and Château deTertre, 1972, Bordeaux, one bottle (6) £30-50



1028Marques de la Concordia Lagunilla Reserva,2013, Rioja, eight bottles £40-60

1029Château Greysac, 2005, Medoc, five bottles £40-60

1030Domaine Begude Esprit, 2012, Pinot Noir, twobottles; Bouchard Père et Fils, 2010, Fleurie, twobottles; Marques de Caceres, 2008, Rioja, twobottles; and Georges Duboeuf, 2011, BeaujolaisVillages, four bottles (10) £40-60

1031Assorted red table wines, to include Château lePetit Courret 2015 Bordeaux, three bottles;Catena 2016 Malbec, one bottle; Yellowtail Shiraz,two bottles etc; together with a bottle of Dow’sFinest Reserve NV port (12) £50-70

1032Assorted red table wines, largely being NewWorld examples; together with a single bottle ofAmontillado medium dry sherry (9) £20-30

1033Château Saint-Hilaire, 2001, Medoc, six bottles(OB) £50-70

1034Château Saint-Hilarie, 2003, Medoc, two bottles;Château Sainte Anne, 1983, Pauillac, two bottles;Morgon Domaine Passot-Collonge, 1994,Beaujolais, one bottle; and one bottle of Medoc2007 (6) £40-50

1035Golden Grape Estate, Mount Leonard CabernetShiraz, 2008, South Eastern Australia, six bottles £25-40

1036Assorted red wines, to include Château SissanGrande Reserve 2005 Bordeaux, Château Haute-Brignon 1994 Bordeaux, Château Haut la Lande1983 Bordeaux etc (13) £70-100

1037Domaine de Baron’Arques, 1998, Van de Pays,four bottles (OWC) £100-150

1047Château la Tuiliere, 1996, Côtes de Bourg, threebottles; Château Mayne-Graves, 2004, BordeauxSuperior, two bottles; Domaine Keim, 1998, Vinde pays d’Oc, four bottles; and Torres Coronas,1998, Tempranillo, two bottles (11) £30-50

1048Assorted red wines, largely being vintage tablewines, to include Folonari Barolo, 1967, onebottle; various Margaux, Bordeaux, Rioja etc £40-60

1049Heathcote Vines Red Red Wine, non-vintageShiraz, twelve bottles £30-50

1050Château Pape Clement, 2004, Pessac-Léognan,Bordeaux, two bottles £80-120

1051Château Rauzan Gassies, 2001, Margaux, onebottle £30-40

1052Solen, 2010, Domaine les Aurelles, PezenasLanguedoc, one bottle; Ciabot Berton, 2013,Barolo, one bottle; and Miros de Ribera, 2012,Ribera del Duero, one bottle (3) £50-60

1053Château Beychevelle, 1986, Saint Julien, onebottle £40-50

1054Jacob’s Creek, 1989, South Australia dry red, onebottle; and Corbières Recolte, 1982, France, onebottle (2) £10-20

1055Les Chevaliers de Lanezac, 2014, Pomerol, sixbottles £120-140

1056Château du Grand Soussans, 2016, Margaux, twobottles £30-40

1057Clos Sainte Anne, 2016, Pomerol, six bottles(OB) £180-220


1038Château Rauzan-Ségla, 1934, Margaux, one halfbottle, level upper shoulder (some loss to foil andtop of cork only) £50-100

1039Château Haut-Beychevalle Gloria, 1971, St Julien,thirteen bottles (some label losses) £150-250

1040Château Monbousquet, 1964, Saint Emilion, fivebottles £120-180

1041Château le Basiliques, 1970, Saint Emilion, threebottles; Château le Carmes Haut-Brionne, 1962,Pessac, two bottles; Château la Couronne, 1970,Pauillac, one bottle; Château l’Escadre, 1966,Côtes de Blaye, two bottles; Château Port-Aubin,1975, Haut-Medoc, three bottles; ChâteauCorbin Michotte, 1964, Saint-Emilion, one bottle(12) £100-150

1042Château Meyney, 1966, Cordier, two bottles;Château Camon la Gaffeliere, 1970, Saint-Emilion,one bottle; Château la Couronne, 1971, Saint-Emilion, one bottle; Cheval Noir, 1975, Saint-Emilion, one bottle; and various other red andwhite vintages (13) £50-70

1043Assorted red table wines, to include CampoViejo, 2006, reserve Rioja; 1986 Bordeaux Claret;and various New World wines (13½) £30-50

1044Jean-Pierre Moueix, 2005, Côtes de Castillon,twelve bottles (OWC, no lid) £150-200

1045Jean-Pierre Moueix, 2005, Côtes de Castillon, fivebottles £70-90

1046Edward Parker Wines, 2006, reserve claret,Bordeaux, one magnum £15-25

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1058Clos des Grands Moines, 2014, Lalande dePomerol, six bottles (OB) £90-120

1059Château Lafleur Chatain, 2010, Lalande dePomerol, six bottles (OB) £150-200

1060Coureau & Coureau Petrus Lambertine, 2015,Bordeaux, six bottles (OB) £90-120

1061Corton les Marechaudes, 1971, Domaine de laMaison M. Doudet-Naudin, one bottle £40-60

1062Château Gruaud Larose, 1979, Saint-Julien, onebottle £40-60

1063Château Troplong Mondot, 1964, Saint Emilion,one bottle £40-60

1064Château Meyney, 1961, Saint-Estephe, one bottle £70-100

1065Assorted table wines, to include Gran Vendema,2009, Rioja, two bottles; Jacob’s Creek, 2002,Shiraz, Australian Chardonnay, one bottle; SilverRock, 2010, Cabernet Sauvignon, one bottle; andvarious other New World wines (13) £30-50

1066Bouchard Pere et Fils, 1994, Beaune Premier Cru,one bottle; Julienas, 1997, Domaine de VieuxCerisier, one bottle; Côtes de Rhône Villages,1998, Domaine Grand Retour, one bottle; Nuits-Saint-Georges, 1994, one bottle; and St Nicolasde Bourgueil, 1998, one bottle (5) £40-60

The following red wines from BouchardPére et Fils are consigned from the cellarsof a local hotelier, who in 1980 served hisapprenticeship at Bouchard. These bottleswere taken in lieu of salary, and have beenlaid down in his cellar ever since.

1067Chambertin Grand Cru, 1973, Bouchard Pére etFils, two bottles £150-200

1068Clos de la Roche Grand Cru, 1970, BouchardPére et Fils, one bottle; and one other, 1976 (2) £100-150

1069Musigny Grand Cru, 1976, Bouchard Pére et Fils,one bottle £300-500

1070Richebourg Grand Cru, 1977, Bouchard Pére etFils, two bottles £300-500

1071Clos Vougeot Grand Cru, 197* (vendor believes1973), Bouchard Pére et Fils, one bottle £100-150

1072Echezeaux Grand Cru, 1973, Bouchard Pére etFils, two bottles £250-350

1073La Romanee Grand Cru, 1973, Bouchard Pére etFils, one bottle £200-300

1074La Romanee Grand Cru, 1977, Bouchard Pére etFils, one bottle £200-300

1075Vigne de L’Enfant Jesus, 1978, Bouchard Pére etFils, one bottle (some swelling to cork, level mid-shoulder) £40-60

1076La Tâche Monopole, 1982, Domaine de laRomanee-Conti, one bottle, No.006341,distributed by Percy Fox & Co Ltd of SackvilleStreet, London £800-1,200

1077Le Corton Grand Cru, 1974, Domaine deChâteau de Beaune, Bouchard Pére et Fils, onebottle £40-60

1078Château Latour, 1980, Pauillac, one bottle £120-180

1079Château La Tour Haut-Brion, 1996, Pessac-Leognan, one bottle £30-40

1080Marchesi Antinori Tignanello, 2001, Tuscany, twobottles £80-120

1081Château d’Issan, 1987, Margaux, two bottles £20-30

1082Château Labegorce Zédé, 1994, Margaux, twelvebottles (OWC) £150-200






1086Vieux Télégraphe, 1996, Châteauneuf-du-Pape,twelve bottles (OWC) £250-350






1092Clos des Papes, 2006, Châteauneuf-du-Pape,twelve bottles (OWC) £350-450

1093Château Potensac, 1993, Medoc, twelve bottles(OWC) £200-300

1094Château de Beaucastel, 1996, Châteauneuf duPape, six bottles (OWC) £200-250

1107Château Lezongars, 1999, Côtes de Bordeaux,two bottles £20-30

1108Château Puy-Servain, Cerrement, 2000, Bergerac,two bottles £15-20

1109Clos des Moines, 1985, Lalande-de-Pomerol, twobottles £20-30

1110Graham Beck ‘The Joshua’, 2002, South Africa,two bottles £15-20

1111Valdicava, Brunello di Montalcino, 2001, Tuscany,two bottles £140-160

1112Château Fleur Cardinale, 2003, Saint EmilionGrand Cru, two bottles; and Torres Mas la Plana,1997, Spain, one bottle (3) £40-60

1113Château Ladouys, Bouchard Père et Fils, 1962,Saint Estephe, one bottle; Bully Hill Vineyards‘Space Shuttle Red Wine’, one bottle; and BingerSt Rochuskapelle, 1990, Rheinhessen (white), onebottle (3) £40-60

1114Mas de Boislauzon Cuvée du Quet, 2005,Chateauneuf du Pape, one bottle £25-35

1115Mas de Boislauzon, 2015, Chateauneuf du Pape,twelve bottles (OB) £120-180

1116Rasteau, 2014, Domaine le Soumade, Côtes deRhône, twelve bottles (OB) £80-120

1117Château Haut-Bages Averous, 2005, Pauillac, ninebottles (OWC) £200-240









1102Bodegas Toro Albala, 1939, Montilla-Moriles,Spain, one bottle in later presentation case £80-120

1103Sassicaia, 1992, Tenuta San Guido, Italy, one bottle £120-140

1104Château Beauregard, 1998, Pomerol, five bottles(OWC) £100-120

1105Château Lynch-Bages, 1984, Pauillac, onemagnum £80-100

1106Delas Frères Hermitage, 1988, Domaine de laTourette, two bottles £70-90


1118Château Lanessan, 1999, Haut-Medoc, twelvebottles (OWC) £120-140

1119Château Bonalgue, 2007, Pomerol, six bottles(OWC) £120-140

1120Château Peyrabon, 2003, Haut-Medoc, six bottles(OB) £60-80

1121Château Peyrabon, 2003, Haut-Medoc, six bottles(OB) £60-80

1122Château Tour de Haut Moulin, 2008, Haut-Medoc, twelve bottles (OB) £60-80

1123Château Talbot Grand Cru Classes, 2000, SaintJulien, one bottle; and one other, 2005 (2) £70-90

1124The Wine Society’s Exhibition 2003, Pomerol,one bottle; 2004, two bottles; and 2005, twobottles; (5) £60-80

1125Château Lynch-Bages, 1990, Pauillac, one bottle £100-150

1126Château Musar, 1995, Bekaa Valley, Lebanon, onebottle £40-60

1127Château Rauzan-Segla, 1998, Margaux, onebottle; Château Siaurac, 2002, Lalande dePomerol, one bottle; Château Lafon-Rochet,1996, Saint Estephe, one bottle; Château Cissac,1995, Haut-Medoc, one bottle; Château Haut-Maurac Bellecuor, 1997, Medoc, one bottle; andChâteau Bourgneuf, 1994, Pomerol, one bottle(6) £100-150

1128Marques de Riscal, 2005, Rioja, Spain, onemagnum; one other 2009; Alamos, 2007,Cabernet Sauvignon, Mendoza, Argentina, twobottles; and Veenwouden Classic, 2000, PaarlRegent, South Africa, two bottles (6) £50-70

1129Domaine de l’Aurage, 2008, Côtes de Castillon,one magnum; Château de Pitray Premier Vin,2005, Côtes de Castillon, one magnum; andChâteau Patache d’Aux, 2007, Medoc, onemagnum (3) £40-60

1130Château Larrivet-Haut-Brion, 2001, Pessac-Leognan, two bottles; Château Tayac, 2007,Margaux, one bottle; Château Haut-BagesAverous, 2003, Pauillac, one bottle; ChâteauNoaillac, 2010, Medoc, one bottle; ChâteauBouquet de Violets, 2001, Lalande de Pomerol,one bottle; and Baron de Courcelle, 2006, SaintEmilion, one bottle (7) £70-100

1131Château Musar, 1975, Bekka Valley, Lebanon, onebottle £100-120

1132Margaux, 1990, Lucien Lurton et Fils, Margaux,two bottles; Château Moulinet, 1986, Pomerol,one bottle; Château Canuet, 1985, Margaux, onebottle; Château de Rochemorin, 1983, GravesLeognan, one bottle; and Château Taillefer, 1982,Pomerol, one bottle (6) £70-100

1133Cornas, 2001, Appelation Cornas, Marcel Juge,two bottles £450-500

1134Brokenwood, 1984, Cabernet Sauvignon, South-Eastern Australia, two bottles; and MildaraAlexanders, 1985, Coonawarra, Australia, twobottles (4) £70-90

1135Château Siran, 1987, Margaux, one bottle; BaroloFratelli, 1982, Castellero, Barolo, one bottle;Château Cambon la Pelouse, 1983, Haut-Medoc,two bottles; and Château Haut-Ballett, 1985,Lalande de Pomerol, three bottles (7) £120-150

1136Château Moulinet, 2000, Pomerol, four bottles £100-150

1137Le Grand Chai, 2007, Pomerol, four bottles £80-100

1138Flagstone Dragontree, 2008, Cabernet Sauvignon,South Africa, four bottles; The Black Stump, 2008,South-Eastern Australia, two bottles; D’AquinoNV reserve Merlot, South-Eastern Australia, onebottle; and three other Australian reds (10) £70-90

1139Fleurie Domaine Pardon, 2009, Beaujolais, threebottles; Le XV du Président, 2012, Vin de Pays deCôtes Catalanes, four bottles; Caves Saint-Pierre,2006, Châteauneuf du Pape, two bottles; ChâteauMelignan, 2000, Blay, two bottles; Château BelleCure, 2009, Bordeaux, one bottle; Meridion,2010, Côtes de Rhône, one bottle; and ChâteauPomies-Agassac, 2004, Haut-Medoc, two bottles(15) £80-120

1140Château Rollin, 2009, Haut-Medoc, three bottles;Tenute Poggio, 2007, Italy, two bottles; and threeother various reds (8) £40-60

1141Château Soutard Grand Cru Classe, 1983, SaintEmilion, one bottle; Château Talbot, 1988, SaintJulien, one bottle; and Château Beaumont, 1989,Haut-Medoc, two bottles (4) £80-120

1142Paul Jaboulet Hermitage, 1986, Rhône, fourbottles (three neck labels missing, main labelspoor/loose) £200-300

1143Lady Langoa, 1987, Saint Julien, three bottles;Château Lascombes, 1990, Margaux, threebottles; Château Puygueraud, 1989, Bordeaux,one bottle; and Château de Beaucastel, 1991,Châteauneuf du Pape, one bottle (8) £40-60

1144Château de Beaucastel, 2004, Châteauneuf duPape, one magnum £80-100


Lot 1154


WHITE WINE &CHAMPAGNE

1151Château Filhot, 1990, Sauternes, one bottle;Château Mayne des Carmes, 1988, Sauternes, fivebottles; Château Guilhem de Rey, 1999,Sauternes, one bottle; Château Roumieu-Lacoste,1997, Sauternes, one bottle; Château Guiteronde,1987, Sauternes, two bottles, and Château VignaleLabrie, 1997, Monbazillac, two bottles (12) £80-120

1152Tattinger Comtes de Champagne Millesimy, 1986,Reims, one bottle in presentation carton £100-150

1153Jacquart NV Champagne, one bottle inpresentation tin; Lanson Brut Rosé Champagne,one bottle in carton; and Drappier BrutChampagne, half bottle (3) £20-30

1154Château Climens, 1950, Barsac, three bottles £700-1,000

1155Saint Pol Brut Champagne, one bottle £10-20

1156Assorted table wine and sparkling wines, toinclude Martini Asti, and Chardonnay etc (22) £30-40

1157Château Guiteronde, 1984, Sauternes, one bottle;Château de Carles, 1989, Sauternes, one bottle;Schröder & Schÿler, 1984, Sauternes, one bottle;Château Pistoulet, 1985, Sauternes, one bottle;Château Pascaud Villefranche, 1990, Sauternes,one bottle; and Château La Nere, 1983, Loupiac,one bottle (6) £40-60

1158Assorted white table wines, to include BouvetBrut, one bottle; and various New Worldexamples (8) £25-40

1163Assorted sparkling wines, to include 2x VillaGarducci rosé, Rondel cava, Asti SpumanteMartini etc (6) £20-30

1164Veuve Cliquot Ponsardin, 2002, vintagechampagne, one bottle in carton £20-30

1165Château Monbazillac, 1995, Monbazillac, threebottles in gift pack carton £40-60

1166Ferdinand Pieroth Nussdorfer Herrenberg, 2005,Pfalz Germany, nine bottles £30-40

1167Assorted white wines, to include Château TerreMale 1997 Monbazillac, Château de Ripaille 2009Ripaille, Bordeaux Moelleux 1995 etc (12) £40-60


1159Tattinger, 1979, Brut Millesime Champagne, onebottle in carton; Jean Louis Bredon BrutChampagne, one bottle; and Sainsbury’s 2004Sauternes, one half bottle (3) £20-30

1160Bouvet Saumur Brut, one bottle; and Domaine dela Tourmaline, 2016, one bottle (2) £10-15

1161Assorted white table wines, to include DarkHorse Sauvignon Blanc Pinot Grigio, Côte deGasgoigne 2018 Sauvignon Blanc, Delacourt BrutChampagne etc (6) £25-40

1162Assorted white table wines, to include French,Italian and New World examples (10) £25-40


1168Louis Jadot, Mersault-Blagny, 2002, Côte deBeaune, twelve bottles £200-300

1169Louis Jadot, Mersault-Blagny, 2001, Côte deBeaune, twelve bottles £200-300

1170Louis Jadot, Mersault-Blagny, 1998, Côte deBeaune, six bottles £100-150

1171Louis Jadot, Mersault-Blagny, 1999, Côte deBeaune, six bottles £100-150

1172Chablis Grand Moutonne, 2002, Domaine LongDeparquit, twelve bottles £200-300

1173Chablis Grand Moutonne, 2002, Domaine LongDeparquit, nine bottles £150-200

1174William Fevre Grenouilles, 2002, Chablis GrandCru, five bottles £80-100

1175Domaine Pinson Frères les Clos, 2002, Chablis,six bottles; together with three bottles ofGerman white wine; and one bottle of Montlouis1989 (10) £70-100

1176Assorted white wines, to include TattingerChampagne, one bottle; various table wineslargely being New World; rosé etc (25+) £40-60

1177Moët & Chandon Brut Imperial Champagne, onebottle; together with two bottles of Prosecco(lacking labels) (3) £20-30

1178Moët & Chandon 1955 Dry Imperial VintageChampagne, one bottle £80-120

1179Cinzano Orancio, six bottles (OB) £20-30

1180Veuve Clicquot Ponsardin, 1934, dry champagne,one bottle £40-60

1181Moët & Chandon Premier Cuvee NVchampagne, one bottle; and Carpene MalvoltiSpumante extra dry, one bottle (2) £30-50

1182Ruinart NV Brut champagne, one bottle inpresentation box £20-30

1183Château Coutet à Barsac, 1969, Sauternes, onebottle £40-60

1184Assorted sparkling wines, to include TorleyMuscateller, one botte; Gancia Rosé, one bottle;Blu Prosecco, one bottle; Torley Charmant, onebottle; Garrone Moscato, one bottle; Szent Istvan,one bottle; and Walton Doux, one doublemagnum (7) £25-40

1185Louis Jadot, Puligny-Montrachet ‘Les Folatières’,2001, Côte de Beaune, six bottles £100-150

1186Louis Jadot, Meursault-Blagny, 2002, Côte deBeaune, six bottles £100-150

1187Louis Jadot, Savigny-Les-Beaune, Clos desGuettes, 1999, Côte de Beaune, five bottles £80-120

1188Chassagne-Montrachet Premier Cru, LesBlanchots Dessus, 1997, Domaine Darviot-Perrin,three bottles; and a Chablis Grand CruMoutonne, 1999, Domaine Long Depaquit, onebottle (4) £80-120

1189Château de Malle, 2001, Sauternes, one halfbottle; Vin Santo del Chianti Rufina, Villa di Vetrice,2000, Italy, one half bottle ; and Brown Brotherslate harvested Noble Riesling, 1982, one halfbottle (3) £15-20

1190Lanson Black Label NV Brut Champagne, onebottle in carton; and five other champagnes,comprising two bottles of Esterlin, one bottle ofGallimard Pere et Fils, one bottle of G.H. Munn,and one bottle of Moët & Chandon NectarImperial (6) £50-70

1191Assorted New World white table wines, toinclude Oyster Bay, 2007, Sauvignon Blanc, twobottles; Ca’di Ponti NV, two bottles etc (10) £20-30

1192Louis Jadot, Puligny-Montrachet, 1993, Côtes deBeaune, one bottle; Antoine Barrier, 2005,Bourgogne Aligote, one bottle; Antoine Barrier,1998, Bourgogne Aligote, one bottle; ChablisPremier Cru Beauroy, one bottle; and Jules Robin,Pineau des Charontes cognac, one bottle (5) £50-70

1193Moët & Chandon Dom Perignon, 1978 vintagechampagne, one bottle £80-100

1194Dom Perignon, 2006 vintage Brut champagne,one bottle £80-100

1195Delegat’s Chardonnay Gisborne, 1986, NewZealand, one bottle; Domaine Pelisson, 1994,Côtes de Ventoux, one bottle; Vina Herminia,2001, Rioja,, one bottle; Lalla Gully Chardonnay,1999, Tasmania, one bottle; and Clos du Bois,1995, Calcaire Vineyard, Alexander Valley,California, one bottle (6) £25-40

1196Château Rieussec, 2003, Sauternes, two bottles £30-40


Lot 1243


1197Paul Jaboulet Aîné Crozes Hermitage, 2003,Domaine Raymond Roure Rhône, two bottles;and Les Chailloux, 2008, Sancerre, two bottles(4) £40-60

1198Assorted German white wine, to include IllmitzerKlostergarten, 1973, one bottle; and Frenchwhites to include Clos de Bourg, 1982, Vouvray;Château de Chasseloire de Saint Fiacre, onebottle etc (10½) £30-50

1199Marcel Rouet & Co NV Brut champagne, onebottle; Brusson Pére et Fils NV Reservechampagne, one bottle; and Oudinot NVmedium dry champagne, one bottle (3) £25-35

1200Assorted Champagnes, to include 1 BottleLanson, 1 Bottle Joseph Perrier, PR ChampagneBrut White Foil and 1 other (4)£30-40

1243Fonseca’s, 1973 Finest Crusting Port, twelvebottles, shipped and bottled by Simon theCellarer Ltd, London SE1 £400-600

1244Fonseca’s, 1973 Finest Crusting Port, nine bottles,shipped and bottled by Simon the Cellarer Ltd,London SE1 £300-400

1245Taylor’s Crusted Port, bottled 1971, shipped byTaylor Fladgate & Yeatman, two bottles £100-140

1246Taylor’s Crusted Port, bottled 1962, shipped byTaylor Fladgate & Yeatman, two bottles £100-140

1247Mixed lot, principally being half bottles ofMadeira, one bottle of cream sherry, and twobottles of D’Oliveiras Madeira wine (15) £25-40


PORT& FORTIF IEDWINE

1231Dow’s Quinta do Bomfin, 1965 vintage port, twobottles £80-120

1232Croft, 1982 vintage port, one bottle; andDelaforce, 1982 vintage port, one bottle (2) £80-120

1233Taylor’s LBV Reserve, 1969 port, two bottles £140-160

1234Taylor’s LBV, 2003 port, one bottle £60-70

1235Warre’s, 1987 Quinta de Cavadinha vintage port,one bottle; one other 1988; and Quinta doNoval, 1982 vintage port, one bottle (3) £80-100

1236Justin’s Boal, 1964 vintage madeira, one bottle £100-150

1237Dow’s, 2003 crusted port, two bottles £20-30

1238Graham’s, 1977 vintage port, twelve bottles(OWC) £550-650

1239Graham’s, 1977 vintage port, twelve bottles(OWC) £550-650

1240Souza, 1978 vintage port, twelve bottles (OWC) £500-600

1241J.W. Burmester & Co, 1958 vintage port, bottledNovember 1961, one bottle £100-150

1242Fonseca, 1970 vintage port, one bottle, bottledfor The Wine Society; and Offley, 1972 vintageport, one bottle (2) £80-100

Lot 1268


1248Martinez NV Fine Ruby Port, one bottle; and oneother NV Fine Old Ruby Port bottled for JesusCollege, Oxford (2) £15-25

1249Williams Humbert Drysack medium sherry, twobottles; together with a white Drysack sherry;and four Walnut Brown bottles (7) £25-35

1250Williams Humbert Drysack NV medium sherry,twelve bottles £40-60

1251Taylor’s LBV Port, 1997, two bottles, OB £30-50

1252Dow’s Vintage Port 1975, one bottle (lackinglabel otherwise appears good) £40-60

1253Warre’s Vintage Port, 1982, one bottle; and aCockburn’s Anno LBV Port, 1992, one bottle incarton (2) £40-50

1254Quinta do Vesuvio, 1991 vintage port, six bottles(OWC) £150-200



1257Croft’s, 1960 vintage port, one bottle (someseepage) £30-50

1258Dow’s, 2000 vintage port, twelve bottles (OWC) £350-500

1259Dow’s, 2003 vintage port, twelve bottles (OWC) £400-500

1260Warre’s, 2009 vintage port, six bottles (OWC) £250-300

1261Warre’s, 2009 vintage port, six bottles (OWC) £300-350

1262Fonseca, 2011 vintage port, six bottles (OWC) £300-350


1264Taylor Fladgate Quinta do Vargellas, 2007 vintageport, three bottles (OWC) £350-400

1265Taylor Fladgate Quinta do Vargellas, 2007 vintageport, three bottles (OWC) £350-400

1266Taylor’s, 1960 vintage port, one bottle (lacks labelbut stamped to capsule) £150-200

1267Taylor’s, 1960 vintage port, one bottle (lacks labelbut stamped to capsule) £150-200

1268Cockburn’s, 1955 vintage port, shipped andbottled by Hunter & Oliver Ltd, Bury St Edmundsin 1957, ten bottles (OWC) £1,500-2,000

1269Warre’s, 1975 vintage port, one bottle; togetherwith two bottles of vintage port lacking labels(one with seepage) (3) £60-90

1270Taylor’s, 1992 vintage port, six bottles (OWC) £500-700


1272Cockburn’s Special Reserve NV port, one bottle;Dow’s Trademark Finest Reserve NV port, onebottle; Ferreira 1980 LBV port, one bottle; andWarre’s Warrior Finest Reserve NV port, one20cl bottle (4) £30-50

1273Quinta de Vesuvio, 1994 vintage port, six bottles(OB) £250-350

1274Smith Woodhouse, 2007 vintage port, six bottles(OWC) £150-200

1275Graham’s, 2000 vintage port, one bottle; andDow’s, 2000 vintage port, one bottle (2) £50-70



1276Niepoort, 2000 vintage port, one bottle; andQunita do Vesuvio, 2000 vintage port, one bottle(2) £60-80

1277Croft Original Sherry, three bottles; Pale Dry FinoSherry, one bottle; Harvey’s Bristol Cream, twobottles; and Select Cream Sherry, one bottle (7) £30-50

1278Harvey’s Medium Dry Sherry, three bottles;Taylor’s NV First Estate Reserve Port, one bottle;and Waitrose Amontillado medium dry sherry,two bottles (6) £25-40

1279Rochas NV Special Tawny reserve port, sixbottles (OB) £50-60

1280Warre’s 2003 LBV port, one bottle inpresentation box; Warre’s 1992 LBV port, onebottle; Taylor’s 2008 LBV port, one bottle; andGraham’s 2011 LBV port, one bottle in carton(4) £40-60

1281Croft 1988 LBV port, three bottles each in giftbox with a pair of glasses £30-50

1282Delaforce 1986 LBV port, one bottle; Delaforcegift box with one half bottle of 10-year old tawnyport and special white port; Warre’s Otima 10-year old tawny port, one bottle in carton; CroftLBV port, 1992, one bottle; Martha’s tawny port,one half bottle; Lurgashall’s elderberry port, onehalf bottle; and one bottle Vintage Character port(8) £30-40

1283Royal Oporto, 1970 vintage port, two bottles £100-120

1284Graham’s 10 year old tawny port, one bottle incarton £10-15

1285Ferreira, 1978 vintage port, two bottles (OWC) £80-120

1298Churchill’s, 1994 LBV port, one magnum £30-50

1299Burmester, 1985 vintage port, one bottle £30-40

1300Delaforce, 1977 vintage port, one bottle; Quintada Roeda, 1983 vintage, one bottle; Taylor’s, 2005LBV port, one bottle; Offley Tawny Port, onebottle; Manuel Martinez Fine Old Tawny Port, onebottle; Warre’s Warrior Special Reserve Port, onebottle in carton; and Lamb’s Navy Rum, one litre,43%, one bottle (7) £60-90


1286Croft’s Three Crowns finest old tawny port, onebottle £20-30

1287Fonseca Guimaraens Reserve, 1962 vintage port,one bottle £80-120

1288Warre’s, 1963 vintage port, one bottle £70-100

1289Niepoort Colheita, 1952 vintage port, one bottle £100-150

1290Fonseca, 1960 vintage port, imported for BerryBrothers & Rudd Ltd, St James’s Street, London,one bottle £80-120

1291Croft, 1970 vintage port, one bottle (cork low,capsule with losses, level upper-mid shoulder) £20-40

1292Taylor’s, 1960 vintage port, shipped by TaylorFladgate & Yeatman, one bottle £70-100

1293Fonseca, 1977 vintage port, one bottle; andDow’s, 1983 vintage port, one bottle (2) £80-120

1294Madeira Solera, 1815, Bual, shipped by CossartGordon & Co, one bottle £200-300

1295Graham’s Quinta dos Malvedos vintage port, onebottle in presentation box; and Noval unfiltered1996 LBV port, one bottle in carton (2) £30-50

1296Cockburn’s, 1970 vintage port, two bottles £80-120

1297Graham’s, 1977 vintage port, two bottles (lackinglabels) £70-100

Lot 1303


WHISKY & OTHERSPIRITS

1301Imperial Distillery Connoisseurs Choice 17 yearold Scotch Highland Malt Whisky, distilled 1970,75cl, 40%, one bottle (cap seal appears broken) £50-80

1302Johnnie Walker Black Label 12 year old OldScotch Whisky, 70cl, 40%, in presentation carton,one bottle £20-30

1303Grande Champagne Cognac, 1808, J. DenisMounie & Co, one bottle (bottle dirty, capsulegood, mid-shoulder, labels discoloured butcomplete), with further label stating ‘This historicbottle was presented by HM King George VIwhen Duke of York for an auction in aid ofQueen Charlote’s Hospital Fund, and was soldon April 12th 1937 to the Marquis ofQueensbury for the then high price of £30’, another bottle was sold by Tennant’sAuctioneers of North Yorkshire (lot 264, sale26th November 2011) for £1,700 hammer price,the catalogue description makes reference to thisparticular bottle. £2,000-3,000

1304Armagnac du Collectionneur, 1963, ArmagnacFrance, 70cl, 40% (OWC) £40-60

1305Remy Martin VSOP Champagne Cognac, 70cl,40%, two bottles in cartons £40-60

1306VS Cognac Courvoisier, 70cl, 40%, three bottles;together with three various bottles ofCourvoisier cognac (6) £60-80

1307Martell VS Fine Cognac, 70cl, 40%, two bottles;together with a small quantity of spirit miniatures(10) £25-40

1308Waitrose London Dry Gin, 100cl, 40%, onebottle; Gordon’s London Gin, 70cl, 37.5%, threebottles; and Tanqueray Distilled English gin, onequart, 94.6 proof, one bottle (5) £30-50

1309Smirnoff vodka, 75cl, 65.5° proof, four bottles(one seal broken); Tamova vodka, 70cl, 37.5%, onebottle; and Popov vodka, 70cl, 37.5%, one bottle(6) £20-30

1310Dallas Dhu aged 24 years single malt ScotchWhisky, 70cl, 60.54%, one bottle £200-300

1311Teacher’s Highland Cream Scotch Whisky, 70cl,40%, one bottle in carton; Johnnie Walker RedLabel, 100cl, 43%, one bottle in carton; Grant’sBlended Scotch Whisky, 70cl, 40%, one bottle;Haig Gold Label Blended Scotch Whisky, onebottle; Southern Comfort, 75cl, 40%, one bottlein carton; and four spirit miniatures of chilli vodka(9) £40-60

1312Raynal & Cie Three Barrels Rare Old Frenchbrandy, 70cl, 40%, one bottle; Sainsbury’s aged 3years French brandy, one bottle; De Kuypercherry brandy liqueur, 50cl, 24%, one bottle; andNapoleon for Tesco French brandy, one halfbottle (4) £15-25

1313Port Ellen Distillery aged 28 years single maltScotch Whisky, from the Old Malt CaskCollection, distilled February 1983 and bottledJune 2011, one of 292 bottles, 70cl, 50%, onebottle in carton £500-700

1314Laphroaig 10 year old unblended Islay maltScotch Whisky, 100cl, 43%, one bottle in tincarton £500-700

1315Château de Percenade, Vieil Armagnac 1893Cazeneuve, France , 61.25 proof, 24oz, one bottle £400-600

1316Johnnie Walker, The Collection, four spiritminiature being Green Label, Black Label, BlueLabel and Gold Label whiskies, each 20cl, 43%, infitted presentation case with tasting notes £30-50

1317Haig’s Gold Label blended Scotch Whisky, circa1950s, with spring cap, 70° proof, one bottle £40-60

1318Gordon’s Special Dry London Gin, circa 1950s,with spring cap, 70° proof, one bottle £40-60

1319Pousse Rapiere NV armagnac, one bottle £10-15


Lot 1340


1320The Famous Grouse blended Scotch Whisky,100cl, 40%, six bottles £50-70

1321Bell’s blended Scotch Whisky, 100cl, 40%, onebottle; and Glenfiddich single malt Scotch Whisky,70cl, 40%, one bottle (2) £20-25

1322Calvados Boulard, 100cl, 40%, one bottle incarton; and Tokaji Aszu, 1995, one half bottle (2) £30-50

1323Whyte & Mackay, 12 year old Charles & Dianablended Scotch Whisky, 75cl, 40%, in originalpresentation case (1) £30-40

1324A collection of Bell’s commemorative ScotchWhisky decanters by Wade, for various Royalbirths and marriages, to include the birth ofPrincess Beatrice 8th August 1988 (14) £80-120

1325Six Bell’s Old Scotch Whisky bottles in Wadecommemorative decanters and cartons, toinclude March 1990 commemorating the birth ofPrincess Eugenie, August 1990 commemoratingthe 90th birthday of the Queen Mother, 1988commemorating the birth of Princess Beatrice;together with three Christmas decanters being1989, 1990, and 1991, all in cartons £50-70

1326Assorted Bell’s commemorative whisky bottles inWade decanters, to include Christmas 1992-1995, in cartons, examples for the births ofPrinces William and Harry, and the marriage ofCharles & Diana etc (10) £50-70

1327Glenmorangie, 10-year old single Highland maltScotch Whisky, 75cl, 40%, one bottle in carton;and two Bell’s spirit miniatures in cartons (3) £20-30

1337Glenmorangie Lasanta Highland single maltScotch Whisky, extra matured in Spanish Olorososherry casks, 70cl, 46%, one bottle in carton £35-45

1338Laphroaig 10 year old Islay single malt ScotchWhisky, 70cl, 40%, one bottle in carton £40-60

1339The Glenlivet 12 year old single malt ScotchWhisky, 70cl, 40%, one bottle in carton; andDalwhinnie 15 year old single Highland maltScotch Whisky, 70cl, 43%, one bottle in carton (2) £50-70

1340Glen Grant, 1948 Scotch Whisky, from the GlenGrant distillery, Strathspey, bottled 1960 by BerryBrothers & Rudd Ltd, 3 St James’s Street, London,one bottle (level upper shoulder, label good) £2,000-2,500


1328Grand Marnier liqueur, 70cl, 40%, six bottles;Courvoirsier cognac, two bottles; Martell VS finecognac, one bottle; Bailey’s Irish Cream, onebottle; Three Barrels Old French brandy, onebottle, Sodap pure grape brandy, one bottle;sherry to include Croft Original, Croft Peculiar,and Double Century (15) £80-120

1329Assorted spirits, to include Gilbey’s London Drygin, two bottles; Malibu Caribbean white rum,two bottles; Southern Comfort, one bottle;Cointreau, one bottle; Pernod, one bottle;Smirnoff triple distilled premium vodka No.21,one bottle; Smirnoff vodka, two bottles; BacardiLimon, one bottle; English gin etc £50-70

1330Bell’s aged 8 years Scotch Whisky, 4.5ltr, 40%, onebottle in carton with optic £40-60

1331The Dufftown Glenlivet aged 10 years HighlandMalt Scotch Whisky, 75cl, 40%, one bottle incarton £50-60

1332McClelland’s aged 10 years single malt HighlandScotch Whisky, 70cl, 40%, one bottle in carton £20-30

1333Bell’s Old Scotch Whisky, 70cl, 40%, two bottles;White Horse fine old Scotch Whisky, 70cl, 40%,one bottle; and Johnnie Walker Black Label ExtraSpecial Old Scotch Whisky, 70cl, 40%, one bottle(4) £30-50

1334Samalens Millesime vintage Armagnac, 1900,No.344/2000, 70cl, 42%, in walnut fittedpresentation case (1) £400-500

1335Glenfiddich 21 year old pure malt Scotch Whisky,70cl, 43%, bottled in a Wedgwood blue jasperdecanter and in original fitted box (1) £160-200

1336Glenfiddich Caoran reserve aged 12 years singlemalt Scotch Whisky, 100cl, 40%, one bottle incarton £40-60

Lot 1345


1341Glen Grant, 1948 Scotch Whisky, from the GlenGrant distillery, Strathspey, bottled 1960 by BerryBrothers & Rudd Ltd, 3 St James’s Street, London,one bottle (level upper shoulder, labelincomplete) £1,700-2,000

1342Old Tobermory, whisky, bottled by John Hopkins& Co Ltd, one bottle (leverl upper mid shoulder,some capsule losses, label incomplete) £40-60

1343Samalens Bas Armagnac, 70cl, 40%, one bottle inpresentation tin; Three Barrels Rare Old FrenchBrandy, one bottle; Courvoisier VS cognac, 100cl,40%, one bottle; and Courvoisier VS cognac, 70cl,40%, one bottle (4) £40-60

1344Dupeyron Millisime vintage Armagnac, 1939, 70cl,40%, one bottle £250-400

1345Barnett & Fils Fine Champagne vintage cognac,1893, 24fl.ozs, 70° proof, one bottle £700-1,000

1346J & F Martell cognac, very old pale, 1950s vintage,spring cap, one bottle £80-120

1347Bell’s Extra Special 2000 Millennium aged 8 yearsScotch Whisky, 70cl, 40%, one bottle in windowcarton; and Haig’s Dimple Scotch Whisky, onebottle in carton (2) £25-35

1348A quantity of Bell’s commemorative ScotchWhisky decanters, to include the births ofPrincesses Beatrice and Eugenie, the 90thbirthday of H.M. The Queen Mother, the GoldenWedding Anniversary of the Queen & Duke ofEdinburgh etc, some in cartons (12) £80-120

1349Dewar’s White Label, blended Scotch Whisky,100cl, 43.5%, one bottle; and Grant’s Triple Woodblended Scotch Whisky, 100cl, 40%, one bottle(2) £20-30

1350Gordon’s Special Dry London gin, 75cl, 40%, twobottles (one seal appears broken); No.1 LondonDry Pure Grain gin, 37.5cl, 40%, one bottle; DeValcourt Napoleon French brandy, 70cl, 40%, onebottle; and Harvey’s Bristol Cream, one bottle (5) £20-30

1351Armagnac de Montal VSOP, 68cl, 40%, one bottlein presentation box; and Calvados Boulard, 100cl,40%, one bottle in carton (2) £20-30

MIXED LOTS &EPHEMERA

1401A boxed sommelier corkscrew set (appearsunused) £10-20

1402Haig’s Dimple aged 12 years, two bottles incartons; two Bell’s Wade Scotch Whiskydecanters (only); together with seven Moët &Chandon Petit Liquorelle 200ml bottles incartons £40-60

1403A small quantity of spirit miniatures, to includeMartell, Booth’s Dry Gin, Bols etc £15-25

1404Mixed bottles, to include various rosé wines,Cinzano, Pimms, Captain Morgan rum, MartiniVermouth extra dry etc £30-40

1405A quantity of spirit miniatures, largely beingwhiskies, to include Bell’s gift set, Whyte &Mackay Dimple, Irish Mist; together with a smallquantity of liqueurs etc £25-40

1406A quantity of spirit miniatures, to includewhiskies, Martell cognac, Smirnoff vodka etc (25) £15-20

1407Cointreau Angers France, one bottle; and twoBell’s commemorative Scotch Whisky decanters(3) £20-30

1408Remy Martin Champagne Cognac VSOP, 100cl,one bottle in carton; one other 70cl in carton;Cognac Courvoisier, one bottle in carton; GrandMarnier Liqueur, one bottle in carton; Tia Maria,one bottle; and Harvey’s Bristol Cream, oneminiature in carton (6) £30-50



1409A quantity of whisky spirit miniatures, to includeHighland Park, Tamdhu, Haig Dimple, Whyte &Mackay and many others (approx 50) £20-30

1410A quantity of spirit miniatures, to include noveltyexamples, liqueurs, brandies, rum etc (approx100) £40-60

1411A Bell’s commemorative Scotch Whisky decanterin carton, Christmas 1990; one other Bell’scommemorative example for the birth of PrinceWilliam; Bols Ballerina, one bottle in carton; aGran Duque d’Alba brandy, one bottle in carton(4) £20-30

1412Mixed lot, to include Châteauneuf du Pape, 2015,one bottle; Christmas Mead, one bottle;Gallimard Pere & Fils champagne, one bottle;Bredon Champagn, one bottle; Bacardi etc (12) £30-50

1413Jägermeister, one bottle in carton with two shotglasses; Southern Comfort Black, 70cl, 40%, onebottle; Courvoisier VS cognac, one bottle; Muscatwhite Rhöne wine, one bottle; and MuscatSpecial wine, 2009, one bottle (5) £20-30

1414Mixed lot, to include 5x Gordon’s gin, one bottleof Malibu, Bacardi, French Brandy, liqueurs, spiritminiatures, rosé wine etc £60-80

1415A box of 25 Henri Winterman’s cigars, each inindividual clear cellophane seals £30-40

1416Mixed lot, to include sherries, whisky mead,Bailey’s, Cinzano, Martini, Sainsbury’s dry gin,ginger wine etc (40+) £70-100

1417A quantity of spirit miniatures, to includeDisaranno, Johnnie Walker Black Label, Graham’sLBV port, tequila etc £20-30

1427A figured walnut oak cross and feather bandedfreestanding open wine rack, with capacity for 80bottles, h.98cm, w.108cm, d.29cm £80-120

1428Jackson - Château Margaux, lithograph, signedand numbered 94/150 in pencil, unframed, 63 x51cm £30-50

1429Jackson - Château Figeac, lithograph, signed andnumbered 94/150 to the margin, unframed, 51 x64cm £30-50

1430Patrick Proctor - Vieux Château Certan,lithograph, signed, titled and numbered 94/150 inpencil to the margin, unframed, 41 x 31cm £30-50

1431Mixed Lot to include Single Bottle Jura SingleMalt Scotch Whiskey (Boxed), James MartinsBlended Scotch Whiskey (Boxed), 1 Bottle OffleyPort, and 1 other Liqueur (4)£40-50

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1418A contemporary oak wine rack, having space for108 bottles, w.133cm £70-100

1419Mixed lot, to include Drambuie, 70cl, 40%, onebottle; Pimm’s No1, 100cl, 25%, one bottle;Mount Gay Rum, 70cl, 40%, one bottle; BacardiLimon, 100cl, 35%, one bottle; mulled winePlymouth Fruit Cup; Sainsbury’s dry gin etc (9) £20-30

1420Mixed bottles, comprising Tia Maria, 70cl, 20%,one bottle; Cointreau, 70cl, 40%, one bottle;Disaranno, 50cl, 28%, one bottle; St James RoyalAmbre rum, 70cl, 45%, one bottle; and Bolscreme de menthe, 73cl, one bottle (5) £25-40

1421Tokaji Furmint, 1996, one bottle; Tokaji Aszu,2000, one half bottle; sundry New World winesand liqueurs etc (9) £20-40

1422Mixed lot, to include Dow’s Trademark NV port,one bottle; Devonshire Royal Cream Liqueur, onebottle; Bucks Fizz, one bottle; Babycham, onebottle; Pol Remy Brut, one bottle etc £15-25

1423Angostura Bitters, 100cl, 44%, thirty-two bottles £20-30

1424A crate of mixed wines, spirits, beers etc, toinclude Haig’s Dimple one bottle in carton (a/f) £20-40

1425Vintage Charactor port, one bottle; Benedictineliqueur, 70cl, 40%, two bottles; De Kuyper parfaitamour liqueur, one bottle; and one other cherrybrandy, 50cl, one bottle; Glennfiddich SpecialReserve single malt Scotch Whisky, one halfbottle; and a Charrington’s Princess Brew, March1932, one bottle (7) £30-50

1426An extremely large figured walnut, oak cross andfeather banded freestanding open wine rack, withcapacity for 220 bottles, h.115.5cm, w.223cm,d.29cm £150-250


Both the sale of goods at our auctions and your relationship with us aregoverned by the Terms of Consignment (primarily applicable to sellers) theTerms of Sale (primarily applicable to bidders and buyers) and any noticesdisplayed in the saleroom or announced by us at the auction (collectively, the“Conditions of Business”). The Terms of Consignment and Terms of Sale areavailable at our saleroom on request.

Please read these Terms of Sale carefully. Please note that if you register to bidand/or bid at auction this signifies that you agree to and will comply with theseTerms of Sale.

1 Definitions and interpretation 1.1 To make these Terms of Sale easier to read, we have given the following

words a specific meaning:“Auctioneer” means Lacy Scott & Knight, a partnership registered

in England and Wales and whose registered office islocated at 10 Risbygate Street, Bury St Edmunds,Suffolk, IP33 3AA.

“Bidder” means a person participating in bidding at the auction;“Buyer” means the person who makes the highest bid for a

Lot accepted by the Auctioneer;“Deliberate Forgery” means: (a) an imitation made with the intention of

deceiving as to authorship, origin, date, age, period,culture or source; (b) which is described in thecatalogue as being the work of a particular creatorwithout qualification; and (c) which at the date of theauction had a value materially less than it would havehad if it had been as described;

“Hammer Price” means the level of the highest bid for a Lot acceptedby the Auctioneer by the fall of the hammer;

“Lot(s)” means the goods that we offer for sale at ourauctions;

“Premium” means the premium that we will charge you on yourpurchase of a Lot to be calculated as set out in Clause4;

“Reserve” means the minimum hammer price at which a Lotmay be sold;

“Sale Proceeds” means the net amount due to the Seller ;“Seller” means the persons who consign Lots for sale at our

auctions;“Terms of Consignment” means the terms on which we agree to offer Lots for

sale in our auctions as agent on behalf of Sellers;“Terms of Sale” means these terms of sale, as amended or updated

from time to time; “Total Amount Due” means the Hammer Price for a Lot, the Premium, any

applicable artist’s resale right royalty, any VAT due andany additional charges payable by a defaulting buyerunder these Terms of Sale;

“Trader” means a Seller who is acting for purposes relating tothat Seller’s trade, business, craft or profession,whether acting personally or through another personacting in the trader’s name or on the trader’s behalf;

“VAT” means Value Added Tax or any equivalent sales tax;and

“Website” means our website available at www.lsk.co.uk . In these Terms of Sale the words 'you', 'yours', etc. refer to you as the Buyer.The words “we”, “us”, etc. refer to the Auctioneer. Any reference to a‘Clause’ is to a clause of these Terms of Sale unless stated otherwise.

2 Information that we are required to give to Consumers2.1 A description of the main characteristics of each Lot as contained in the

auction catalogue.2.2 Our name, address and contact details as set out herein, in our auction

catalogues and/or on our Website.2.3 The price of the Goods and arrangements for payment as described in

Clauses 4, 5, 7 and 8.2.4 The arrangements for collection of the Goods as set out in Clauses 8 and

9.

2.5 Your right to return a Lot and receive a refund if the Lot is a DeliberateForgery as set out in Clause 13.

2.6 We and Trader Sellers have a legal duty to supply any Lots to you inaccordance with these Terms of Sale.

2.7 If you have any complaints, please send them to us directly at the addressset out on our Website.

3 Bidding procedures and the Buyer3.1 You must register your details with us before bidding and provide us with

any requested proof of identity and billing information, in a form acceptableto us. You must also satisfy any security arrangements we have in placebefore entering the auction room to view or bid.

3.2 We strongly recommend that you attend the auction in person. You areresponsible for your decision to bid for a particular Lot. If you bid on aLot, including by telephone and online bidding, or by placing a commissionbid, we assume that you have carefully inspected the Lot and satisfiedyourself regarding its condition.

3.3 If you instruct us in writing, we may execute commission bids on yourbehalf. Neither we nor our employees or agents will be responsible forany failure to execute your commission bid, unless our failure to do so isunreasonable. Where two or more commission bids at the same level arerecorded we have the right to prefer the first bid made (where this can bereasonably ascertained).

3.4 The Bidder placing the highest bid for a Lot accepted by the Auctioneerwill be the Buyer at the Hammer Price. Any dispute about a bid will besettled at our discretion. We may reoffer the Lot during the auction or maysettle the dispute in another way. We will act reasonably when decidinghow to settle the dispute.

3.5 Bidders will be deemed to act as principals, even if the Bidder is acting asan agent for a third party.

3.6 We may bid on Lots on behalf of the Seller up to one bid below theReserve.

3.7 We may refuse to accept any bid if it is reasonable for us to do so.3.8 Bidding increments will be at our sole discretion (but will be in line with

standard auction practice).

4 The purchase priceAs Buyer, you will pay: a. the Hammer Price; b. a premium of 20% (plus VAT) of the Hammer Price; c. any artist’s resale right royalty payable on the sale of the Lot; and d. any VAT due.

5 VAT5.1 You shall be liable for the payment of any VAT applicable on the Hammer

Price and premium due for a Lot. Please see the symbols used in theauction catalogue for that Lot and the “Information for Buyers” in ourauction catalogue for further information.

5.2 We will charge VAT at the current rate at the date of the auction.

6 The contract between you and the Seller6.1 The contract for the purchase of the Lot between you and the Seller will

be formed when the hammer falls accepting the highest bid for the Lot atthe auction.

6.2 You may directly enforce any terms in the Terms of Consignment against aSeller to the extent that you suffer damages and/or loss as a result of theSeller’s breach of the Terms of Consignment.

6.3 If you breach these Terms of Sale, you may be responsible for damagesand/or losses suffered by a Seller or us. If we are contacted by a Seller whowishes to bring a claim against you, we may in our discretion provide theSeller with information or assistance in relation to that claim.

6.4 We normally act as an agent only and will not have any responsibility fordefault by you or the Seller (unless we are the Seller of the Lot).


7 Payment7.1 Immediately following your successful bid on a Lot you will: 7.1.1 give to us, if not already provided to our satisfaction, proof of identity

in a form acceptable to us (and any other information that werequire in order to comply with our anti-money launderingobligations); and

7.1.2 pay to us the Total Amount Due in cash (for which there is an upperlimit of 15,000 euros equivalent) or in any other way that we agreeto accept payment.

7.2 If you owe us any money, we may use any payment made by you to repaythese debts.

8 Title and collection of purchases8.1 Once you have paid us in full the Total Amount Due for any Lot, ownership

of that Lot will transfer to you. You may not claim or collect a Lot until youhave paid for it.

8.2 You will (at your own expense) collect any Lots that you have purchasedand paid for either:

8.2.1 not later than seven business days following the day of the auction;or

8.2.2 not later than seven business days following the date that we havereceived payment of the Total Amount Due in cleared funds, if later.

8.3 If you do not collect the Lot within this time period, you will be responsiblefor any reasonable removal, storage and insurance charges in relation tothat Lot.

8.4 Risk of loss or damage to the Lot will pass to you when you (or youragents) take physical possession of the Lot.

8.5 If you do not collect the Lot that you have paid for within ninety days afterthe auction, we may sell the Lot. We will pay the proceeds of any suchsale to you, but will deduct any storage charges or other sums that wehave incurred in the storage and sale of the Lot. We reserve the right tocharge you a selling commission at our standard rates on any such resaleof the Lot.

9 Remedies for non-payment or failure to collect purchases9.1 Please do not bid on a Lot if you do not intend to buy it. If your bid is

successful, these Terms of Sale will apply to you. This means that you willhave to carry out your obligations set out in these Terms of Sale. If you donot comply with these Terms of Sale we may (acting on behalf of the Sellerand ourselves) pursue one or more of the following measures:

9.1.1 take action against you for damages for breach of contract; 9.1.2 reverse the sale of the Lot to you and/or any other Lots sold by us

to you; 9.1.3 resell the Lot by auction or private treaty (in which case you will

have to pay any difference between the price you should have paidfor the Lot and the price we sell it for as well as the charges outlinedin Clause 8.5). Please note that if we sell the Lot for a higher amountthan your winning bid, the extra money will belong to the Seller ;

9.1.4 remove, store and insure the Lot at your expense; 9.1.5 if you do not pay us within five business days of your successful bid,

we may charge interest at a rate not exceeding 1.5% per month onthe total amount due;

9.1.6 keep that Lot or any other Lot sold to you until you pay the TotalAmount Due;

9.1.7 reject or ignore bids from you or your agent at future auctions orimpose conditions before we accept bids from you; and/or

9.1.8 if we sell any Lots for you, use the money made on these Lots torepay any amount you owe us.

9.2 We will act reasonably when exercising our rights under Clause 9.1. Wewill contact you before exercising these rights and try to work with you tocorrect any non-compliance by you with these Terms of Sale.

10 Health and safety Although we take reasonable precautions regarding health and safety, you

are on our premises at your own risk. Please note the lay-out of thepremises and security arrangements. Neither we nor our employees oragents are responsible for the safety of you or your property when youvisit our premises, unless you suffer any injury to your person or damageto your property as a result of our, our employees’ or our agents’negligence.

11 Warranties11.1 The Seller warrants to us and to you that: 11.1.1 the Seller is the true owner of the Lot for sale or is authorised by

the true owner to offer and sell the lot at auction; 11.1.2 the Seller is able to transfer good and marketable title to the Lot

to you free from any third party rights or claims; and 11.1.3 as far as the Seller is aware, the main characteristics of the Lot set

out in the auction catalogue (as amended by any notice displayedin the saleroom or announced by the Auctioneer at the auction)are correct.

11.2 If, after you have placed a successful bid and paid for a Lot, any of thewarranties above are found not to be true, please notify us in writing.Neither we nor the Seller will be liable to pay you any sums over and abovethe Total Amount Due and we will not be responsible for any inaccuraciesin the information provided by the Seller except as set out below.

11.3 Please note that many of the Lots that you may bid on at our auction aresecond-hand.

11.4 If a Lot is not second-hand and you purchase the Lot as a Consumer froma Seller that is a Trader, a number of additional terms may be implied bylaw in addition to the Seller’s warranties set out at Clause 11.1 (in particularunder the Consumer Rights Act 2015). These Terms of Sale do not seek toexclude your rights under law as they relate to the sale of these Lots.

11.5 Save as expressly set out above, all other warranties, conditions or otherterms which might have effect between the Seller and you, or us and you,or be implied or incorporated by statue, common law or otherwise areexcluded.

12 Descriptions and condition12.1 Our descriptions of the Lot will be based on: (a) information provided to

us by the Seller of the Lot (for which we are not liable); and (ii) our opinion(although it is likely that we will not be able to carry out a detailedinspection of each Lot).

12.2 We will give you a number of opportunities to view and inspect the Lotsbefore the auction. You (and any independent consultants acting on yourbehalf) must satisfy yourself about the accuracy of any description of a Lot.We shall not be responsible for any failure by you or your consultants toproperly inspect a Lot.

12.3 Representations or statements by us as to authorship, genuineness, origin,date, age, provenance, condition or estimated selling price involve mattersof opinion. We undertake that any such opinion will be honestly andreasonably held and accept liability for opinions given negligently orfraudulently.

12.4 Please note that Lots (in particular second-hand Lots) are unlikely to be inperfect condition. Lots are sold “as is” (i.e. as you see them at the time ofthe auction). Neither we nor the Seller accept any liability for the conditionof second-hand Lots or for any condition issues affecting a Lot if such issuesare included in the description of a Lot in the auction catalogue (or in anysaleroom notice) and/or which the inspection of a Lot by the Buyer oughtto have revealed.


13 Deliberate Forgeries13.1 You may return any Lot which is found to be a Deliberate Forgery to us

within 28 days of the auction (but must contact us in writing within 14 daysof the auction) provided that you return the Lot to us in the same conditionas when it was released to you, accompanied by a written statementidentifying the Lot from the relevant catalogue description and a writtenstatement of defects.

13.2 If we are reasonably satisfied that the Lot is a Deliberate Forgery we willrefund the money paid by you for the Lot (including any Premium andapplicable VAT) provided that if:

13.2.1 the catalogue description reflected the accepted view of expertsas at the date of the auction; or

13.2.2 you personally are not able to transfer good and marketable titlein the Lot to us,

you will have no right to a refund under this Clause 13.2.13.3 If you have sold the Lot to another person, we will only be liable to refund

the price that you paid for the Lot. We will not be responsible for repayingany additional money you may have made from selling the Lot.

13.4 Your right to return a Lot that is a Deliberate Forgery does not affect yourlegal rights and is in addition to any other right or remedy provided by lawor by these Terms of Sale.

14 Our liability to you14.1 We will not be liable for any loss of opportunity or disappointment suffered

as a result of participating in our auction. 14.2 In addition to the above, neither we nor the Seller shall be responsible to

you and you shall not be responsible to the Seller or us for any other lossor damage that any of us suffer that is not a foreseeable result of any of usnot complying with the Conditions of Business. Loss or damage isforeseeable if it is obvious that it will happen or if at the time of the sale ofthe Lot, we, you and the Seller knew it might happen.

14.3 Subject to Clause 14.4, if we are found to be liable to you for any reason(including, amongst others, if we are found to be negligent, in breach ofcontract or to have made a misrepresentation), our liability will be limitedto the total purchase price paid by you to us for any Lot.

14.4 Notwithstanding the above, nothing in these Terms of Sale shall limit ourliability (or that of our employees or agents) for:

14.4.1 death or personal injury resulting from negligence (as defined inthe Unfair Contract Terms Act 1977);

14.4.2 fraudulent misrepresentation; or 14.4.3 any liability which cannot be excluded by law.

15 Notices15.1 All notices between you and us regarding these Terms of Sale must be in

writing and signed by or on behalf of the party giving it. 15.2 Any notice referred in Clause 15.1 may be given: 15.2.1 by delivering it by hand; 15.2.2 by first class pre-paid post or Recorded Delivery; or 15.2.3 by email, provided that a copy is also sent by pre-paid post or

Recorded Delivery. 15.3 Notices must be sent: 15.3.1 by hand or registered post: a. to us, at our address set out in these Terms of Sale or at our

registered office address appearing on our Website; and b. to you, at the last postal address that you have given to us as

your contact address in writing; or 15.3.2 by email: a. to us, by sending the notice to both the following email

addresses: [email protected] and [email protected] b. to you, by sending the notice to any email address that you

have given to us as your contact email address in writing.15.4 Notices will be deemed to have been received: 15.4.1 if delivered by hand, on the day of delivery;

15.4.2 if sent by first class pre-paid post or Recorded Delivery, twobusiness days after posting, exclusive of the day of posting; or

15.4.3 if sent by email, at the time of transmission unless sent after 17.00in the place of receipt in which case they will be deemed to havebeen received on the next business day in the place of receipt(provided that a copy has also been sent by pre-paid post orRecorded Delivery as set out in Clause 15.2.3.

15.5 Any notice or communication given under these Terms of Sale will not bevalidly given if sent by fax, email, any form of messaging via social media ortext message.

16 Data Protection All client details remain confidential and will not be released to any third

parties unless required by law.

17 General17.1 We may, acting reasonably, refuse admission to our premises or attendance

at our auctions by any person.17.2 We act as an agent for our Sellers. The rights we have to claim against you

for breach of these Terms of Sale may be used by either us, our employeesor agents, or the Seller, its employees or agents, as appropriate. Other thanas set out in this Clause, these Terms of Sale are between you and us andno other person will have any rights to enforce any of these Terms of Sale.

17.3 We may use special terms in the catalogue descriptions of particular Lots.You must read these terms carefully along with any glossary provided inour auction catalogues.

17.4 Each of the clauses of these Terms of Sale operates separately. If any courtor relevant authority decides that any of them are unlawful, the remainingclauses will remain in full force and effect.

17.5 We may change these Terms of Sale from time to time, without notice toyou. Please read these Terms of Sale carefully, as they may be different fromthe last time you read them.

17.6 Except as otherwise stated in these Terms of Sale, each of our rights andremedies are: (a) are in addition to and not exclusive of any other rightsor remedies under these Terms of Sale or general law; and (b) may bewaived only in writing and specifically. Delay in exercising or non-exerciseof any right under these Terms of Sale is not a waiver of that or any otherright. Partial exercise of any right under these Terms of Sale will notpreclude any further or other exercise of that right or any other right underthese Terms of Sale. Waiver of a breach of any term of these Terms of Salewill not operate as a waiver of breach of any other term or any subsequentbreach of that term.

17.7 These Terms of Sale and any dispute or claim arising out of or in connectionwith them (including any non-contractual claims or disputes) shall begoverned by and construed in accordance with the laws of England andthe parties irrevocably submit to the exclusive jurisdiction of the Englishcourts.

These terms are based upon recommended terms of sale by the Society OfFine Art Auctioneers & Valuers (www.sofaa.org ) of which we are members.

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