MILITARIA
429
DIAMOND FIELDS HORSE. a scarce good quality white metal forage cap
badge pre-1897 (Owen 186); NATAL MOUNTED RIFLES, a fine white metal
helmet badge c1922-43 (Owen 474); NATAL CARBINEERS, a fine white metal
KC smasher hat badge (Owen 363), near mint state (3) £100-150
430
OFFICERS MUFTI BUTTONS. Fifty five examples comprising ten large and eleven small to the 1st Foot, one large 86th Foot,
two large 43rd Light Infantry, five large Medical Staff, twelve large and one small 10th Royal Hussars, eight large and
five small 98th Foot, good overall condition (55) £150-250
431
ROYAL THAILAND MILITARY HELMET PLATES. A group of seven variable items two in brass, one white metal, one chromed metal,
one in gilding metal and two copper based one subsequently gilded, good overall condition (7) £70-120
432
WW2 FIGHTING KNIVES. Two Fairburn Sykes type fighting knives complete with leather scabbards together with a WW1
Imperial German Mauser bayonet complete with scabbard and frog, good overall condition (3) £120-160
433
MISCELLANEOUS LAPEL BADGES. Interesting assortment including Cooper ‘On National Service’, Home Guard, National Union
of Womens’ Associations, British Empire Exhibition 1921, Dog Shows, Friendly Societies; twenty assorted military and
civilian uniform buttons, three American Aviation badges, five cloth badges including a KC pilot’s brevet, a hall marked
silver competition plaque concerning HMS Iron Duke 1921 - 23 and three reproduction cap badges, (parcel) £50-70
434
SOUTHFIELDS DEFENCE FORCE 1914 LAPEL BADGE. A rare example in blue enamel and gilded base metal together with fourteen
other ranks infantry cap badges, seven Corps and RAF badges; a good RFC other ranks cap badge and a single bronze
officer’s collar badge, an osd cap badge to the Loyal Regiment, another ranks cap badge to the Reconaissance Corps,
an other ranks cap badge 3rd Carabiniers together with nine other assorted items, good condition (37) £100-120
435
WW1 EMBROIDERED PANEL “FLAGS OF THE ALLIES”. A good quality silk based
example featuring the coloured national flags including Great Britain,
Italy, Japan, Belgium and Russia, in the centre “Victory For the Allies” a
crowned anchor bearing a lifebelt and central photograph of a young
soldier in the KRRC, in the lower centre a framed picture depicting a
scene from the Battle of the Falklands 1914, contained in its original
mount and oak glazed frame. £180-220
436
THIRD REICH, ARMY DAGGER, made by Eickhorn, Solingen, complete with straps and knot, the grip chipped and with loose
fittings, otherwise good condition £250-280
437
THIRD REICH, GERMAN HUNTING ASSOCIATION DAGGER, made by Carl Eickhorn, Solingen, the handle fitted with 3rd Reich device,
blade etched with hunting scene, clam shell guard, complete with leather scabbard with silvered fittings and knot, good
condition £250-280
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