MILITARIA 717
MILITARY HEADDRESS FITTINGS, a large assortment including seven o/r brass chin chains, one officer’s gilt brass chin chain, one officer’s silver plated chin chain, four gilt metal spikes for officers’ blue cloth helmets, six ball pattern helmet finials (some a/f), eighteen metal floreate bases for tropical helmet spikes, six cloth covered knops for tropical helmets, a gilt metal boss for an o/r 9th Lancers full dress cap, three o/r lance cap plume holders, two sets of yellow cord cap and body lines for lance caps or busbies and sundry other items, sold as viewed not subject to return (parcel)
£100-150 718
BRITISH MILITARY BADGES, an interesting selection of good quality items comprising a fine quality gilt overlay for the officers’ 1844 pattern shako plate to the 52nd Oxfordshire Light Infantry (lacking central numerals and has had two lugs soldered onto the reverse), a rare osd cap/collar badge to the 3rd Militia Battalion The Border Regiment 1903 - 1908 (loop fasteners), cap badges to Royal Dublin Fusiliers, Cheshires (first pattern), the Queen’s (first), Middlesex with South Africa scroll, HAC (grenade), West Riding osd (lacking one blade), Volunteer Artillery (grenade), Liverpool Scottish (first pattern), Military Police GVR, 5th London 1908 - 20 (2), 8th Hussars KC (some service wear), RMLI (one lug missing), Reconnaissance Corps (2), Australian Commonwealth Military Forces, RMA Sandhurst EVIIR (bronze), Edinburgh University Training Corps large KC, North Irish Horse KCG/M, Ayrshire Earl of Carrick’s Own Yeomanry, Army Dental Corps, RMA Woolwich (KC bronze lacking blades); an HPC to the DCLI (all lugs present), a pair of WWII bakelite collars to the Royal Marines, single collars HLI (QVC), Royal Fusiliers (QVC), 19th Hussars (Dannebrog), Gloucesters (osd) together with a w/m bugle horn pouch badge with screw post fasteners, good overall condition (32)
£250-350 719
ROYAL NAVAL INTEREST AND MILITARY LAPEL AND SWEETHEART BROOCHES, comprising Service Certificate of Alan John Bibby RN 1933 - 1948 together with associated KC cloth badges and two photographs of RN ships. Sundry sweetheart brooches and pin back buttons in base metal and enamels, another small selection with mother of pearl backs, sundry WWI and WWII lapel badges. Three brass valise badges to the Worcestershire Regiment and two Warrant Officers’ khaki drill rank wrist badges, good overall condition (parcel)
£80-120 720
BRITISH MILITARY CAP BADGES POST 1902 ISSUES, including The Royal Scots (2), The Buffs, Royal Northumberland Fusiliers (3), Royal Fusiliers (10 all KC), King’s Liverpool (2nd), Devons, Suffolk, SLI (beret, slider reduced), Bedfordshire, Beds & Herts (3), Royal Scots Fusiliers (2), Cheshires (2nd), Royal Welch Fusiliers (2), SWB (3), Worcestershire (2nd x 2), East Lancs, Border (2), Hampshire (2, slider reduced on one), Dorsetshire (2), Dorset, Essex (3), East Surrey, KSLI, KRRC (3), Coldstream Guards (2), West Kent, DLI, Middlesex, Wiltshire (AA), Royal Ulster Rifles (2), The Rifle Brigade (2 variable KC, slider missing on the earlier), Middlesex osd (one blade missing), Hertfordshire (2), Worcestershire (1st), HLI (2), Tank Regiment (2), A & SH, Royal Artillery (3), ATS (2), ASC (2), Intelligence Corps (2), REs GVR, RAMC (5), Canada maple leaf (2), Royal Pioneer Corps, RAOC, Australian Commonwealth Military Forces, Lord Strathcona’s Horse Royal Canadians, London Scottish (pin missing), 18th Battalion The London Regiment, Princess Patricia’s Light Infantry (QEC), Royal Regiment of Fusiliers (QEC bakelite); WWII bakelites all blades present Military Police, RAOC, REME, General Service, RASC (2). An interesting bi-metal star pattern helmet badge for an Egyptian or Sudanese Regiment (two out of four lugs present); Prince of Wales’s Crest and Motto die-cast w/m arm badge together with a selection of mainly single collar badges, sundry other items including a few damaged and/or reproduction badges, good overall condition (parcel) £200-300
721
WWI INTEREST HALLMARKED SILVER PILL/POWDER BOX, a silver hinged circular example (Birmingham 1909) the lid is engraved ‘Bella Sullivan’ the base engraved ‘2nd Lieut. Sandy Morris/Black Watch/Fampoux France/Near Arras/23rd April 1917’, the inside retains its original gilt wash, sold with further research details, the box with some small dents £40-60
2nd Lieutenant Alexander Ramsay Morris, Black Watch entered the France/Flanders theatre of war on 3 August 1916. As a 2nd Lieutenant in the 1st/7th Battalion The Black Watch (Royal Highlanders), Morris died (most probably killed in action) between 23 and 25 April 1917, aged 23 years. He was buried in Brown’s Copse Cemetery, Roeux, memorial II C 58. He was the son of George Wilson Spence Morris and the late Cecilia F. Morris, of ‘Broadleys’, Crail, Fife. With copied m.i.c. and casualty details.
722
GEORGE IV PERIOD COCONUT POWDER FLASK, 42ND HIGHLANDERS, an extremely fine and unusual item carved in relief with a grotesque head this set with double coloured glass eyes, other figures represent a Scottish Highlander, Mercury, Jack Tar, Britannia and a North American armed Indian, the Scottish motto and thistle ‘Nemo Me Impune Lacessit’, a floriate ribbon with incised initials W.S.J.S 1825, the base plug now of mother of pearl and complete with a braided cord sling and tassels in Government Tartan colours, very fine condition for age
£300-400
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