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Militaria 683


A 20th Century Royal Naval Reserve Officers Sword. A Naval Officer’s Sword, by Gieves, the blade etched with GVR cypher with RNR below and laurel sprays, regulation gilt handguard with embossed GVR crown RNR with lions head pommel, minor gilt rubbing to the mounts of scabbard, otherwise good condition


£160-£200 This is an age restricted lot: the successful buyer will be required to either collect in person, or arrange specialist shipping. 684 Mine Clearance Service Cuff Badge. A Mine Clearance Service metal cuff badge, complete with reverse lugs, good condition 685 £40-£50


A 6th Dragoon Guards Warrant Officers Arm Badge c.1920. The badge with GVR crown, oval plate, crossed carabineers, with Carabiners title scroll V1 DG to the centre, fully hallmarked to the reverse with maker’s mark Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Co. Ltd. and dated 1920, good condition


£180-£220 686


British Army Shoulder Boards. A pair of Royal Army Medical Corps Lieutenant-Colonel’s Shoulder Boards; a pair of Colonel’s Shoulder Boards; and a pair of Colonel’s battle dress Shoulder Boards, all housed in a glazed wooden display frame; together with two Major’s crowns; an Army waist-belt clasp; and badge, generally good condition (10)


£80-£120 x687


An Intelligence Corps Major’s Mess Dress Uniform. Comprising Mess Jacket, Waistcoat, and Trousers, all by Gieves & Hawkes Ltd., of Savile Row, the jacket of green cloth with dove grey lapels, shoulder straps, and cuffs, with Major’s crowns to shoulder straps, Intelligence Corps metal lapel badges, and gilt metal buttons; maker’s label to inside; dove grey waistcoat with gilt metal buttons; and black trousers with green piping, button fronted and cut for braces, some moth damage and light staining to waistcoat and cuffs, in need of cleaning, therefore reasonable condition (3)


£80-£120 688


The Royal Automobile Club Insignia c.1914-18. A Bronze cap badge crown wheel with Motto, with bronze lugs; and a scarce large arm badge in gilding metal, pinned, good condition (2)


£100-£140 689


A small Collection of insignia c.1914-17. Comprising a Leicestershire Volunteer Regiment bronze pair of cap and collar badges; a Citizens Training League enamel lapel badge and Drill Instructors armlet; a Kibworth Training League enamel lapel badge; embroidered Company Commanders rank Insignia; a C.A.V.T.C. proficiency lapel badge; a Royal Engineers gilt cap blades; a pair of bronze collar badges; a Bronze Gent & Co ‘On War Service’ lapel badge; a 4th Middlesex Volunteer Rifle Corps Marksman’s arm badge; and a Rotary Club gilt lapel badge, generally good condition


£200-£300 690


Miscellaneous Cap Badges and Cloth Insignia. A good selection of British and Allied forces cap badges, metal insignia, buttons, and cloth insignia, including a Great War Lord Derby Scheme armband and four Special Forces cap badges; as well as some naval cloth cap badges and other insignia, generally good condition (lot)


£200-£300


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