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GLADIATOR (2000) - Maximus Decimus Meridius' (Russell Crowe) Arena ArmourMaximus Decimus Meridius' (Russell Crowe) arena armour from Ridley Scott's Oscar®-winning historical epic Gladiator. Maximus was gifted his cuirass by Proximo (Oliver Reed) early in his gladiatorial career, and it became progressively more embellished as the film went on. He wore his embellished armour when he fought the Roman champion Tigris of Gaul (Sven-Ole Thorsen) in a Colosseum duel marked by the presence of four ferocious tigers.The armour is made of fibreglass covered in black leather exterior and black felt and suede interiors. Its central feature is a cuirass, which comprises a breastplate and a backplate. At the base of each plate hang cingulum militare, featuring several leather straps with metal detailing. The chest and back plates connect via dual riveted shoulder straps - one wide, the other narrow - and buckle straps that sit laterally under each arm. The cuirass exhibits moulded abdominal, pectoral and trapezius muscles. Completing the ensemble is a left shoulder plate, on the underside of which is an adjustable leather buckle strap.The breastplate displays several white metal embellishments: two rampant horses, two griffins, two laurel branches, a cypress tree, and Maximus' wife and son. The shoulder plate displays further embellishments, with a horticultural theme. Costume designer Janty Yates stated that it was Crowe's idea to add icons whenever his character won gladiatorial contests.A Robert Alsopp & Associates label is adhered to the inside of the breastplate. The armour has been intentionally distressed to look well used in battle, and has additional wear from age and use, including scuffing. It is displayed on a black custom-made wood-and-metal display stand.Estimate: £50,000 - 100,000 M View all lots from GLADIATOR (2000)Bidding for this lot will end on Thursday, November 9th. The auction will begin at 3:00PM BST and lots are sold sequentially via live auctioneer; tune in to the live streaming broadcast on auction day to follow the pace. Note other lots in the auction may close on Friday, November 10th, Saturday, November 11th or Sunday, November 12th.

GLADIATOR (2000) - Commodus' (Joaquin Phoenix) Screen-matched Arena CostumeCommodus' (Joaquin Phoenix) screen-matched arena costume from Ridley Scott's historical epic Gladiator. The Roman emperor wore his ceremonial arena costume for his final duel with Maximus (Russell Crowe) in the Colosseum. It screen-matches to the fight through markings across the torso armour and small splits along the edges of the shoulder straps.The costume comprises a thin silk top, tunic and trousers, over which is a set of armour made of foam rubber with leather skirting and cotton tassel detailing. Metal cape pins with lion-head designs are fitted to the chest, and the armour is covered in ornate designs featuring charioteers, a crucified figure, Praetorian guardsmen and sphinxes. Leather straps fasten to the breastplate on either side, and brass pins on the shoulders allow for the fixing of a cape. The armour is finished in bone-coloured paint, and minor retouching of the paintwork has been carried out in worn areas. The costume is presented on a custom-made mannequin display. It displays some wear from use, with cracking in the paint finish on the rubber armour plates. Dimensions (displayed): 40 cm x 60 cm x 166 cm (15 3/4" x 23 3/4" x 65 1/2")Special shipping required; see special shipping notice in the Buyer's Guide.Estimate: £30,000 - 60,000 M View all lots from GLADIATOR (2000)Bidding for this lot will end on Thursday, November 9th. The auction will begin at 3:00PM BST and lots are sold sequentially via live auctioneer; tune in to the live streaming broadcast on auction day to follow the pace. Note other lots in the auction may close on Friday, November 10th, Saturday, November 11th or Sunday, November 12th.

STAR WARS: EPISODE V - THE EMPIRE STRIKES BACK (1980) - Boba Fett's Production-made (Jeremy Bulloch) Chest Armour Centre PieceA production-made Boba Fett (Jeremy Bulloch) chest armour centre piece from Irvin Kershner's Star Wars film The Empire Strikes Back. Boba Fett wore his costume throughout the film as he aided Darth Vader (David Prowse) in capturing the crew of the Millenium Falcon to the floating Cloud City.This armour piece is made from thermoformed plastic in an elongated hexagon shape and was worn at the centre of Boba Fett's chest. It is painted in olive green, features a silver-painted rectangle in the centre, and has been intentionally distressed with speckles of black paint and minor paintwork, giving the armour an aged and weathered appearance. This weathering differs slightly to the extensively distressed chest piece seen on screen. Dimensions: 9.5 cm x 4 cm x 1 cm (3 3/4" x 1 1/2" x 1/2")Estimate: £2,000 - 4,000 Ω View all lots from STAR WARS: THE EMPIRE STRIKES BACK (1980)View all lots from STAR WARS - ALL ITEMSBidding for this lot will end on Sunday, November 12th. The auction will begin at 3:00PM BST and lots are sold sequentially via live auctioneer; tune in to the live streaming broadcast on auction day to follow the pace. Note other lots in the auction may close on Thursday, November 9th, Friday, November 10th or Saturday, November 11th.

ALIENS (1986) - Terry English Colonial Marine Armour Miniature Autographed by Michael BiehnA miniature set of Colonial Marine armour made for the production of James Cameron's sci-fi action sequel Aliens. Legendary film armourer English and his son Glen created this approximately half-scale miniature set of Corporal Hicks' (Michael Biehn) armour as a design study. It is one of two they made at this scale, the other being a miniature of Hudson's (Bill Paxton) armour.The armour is made of aluminium, hand-painted and intentionally distressed to match Hicks' screen-worn armour. The back of the helmet and the base of the display are autographed by Biehn, and English has inscribed "Mini Colonial Marine made by Terry English & his son Glen c. 1985" on the interior of the torso piece. The armour sits on a custom-made wooden display. Dimensions (display): 29 cm x 31 cm x 75 cm (11 1/2" x 12" x 29 1/2)Estimate: £5,000 - 10,000 M View all lots from ALIENS (1986)View all lots from ALIEN - ALL ITEMSBidding for this lot will end on Thursday, November 9th. The auction will begin at 3:00PM BST and lots are sold sequentially via live auctioneer; tune in to the live streaming broadcast on auction day to follow the pace. Note other lots in the auction may close on Friday, November 10th, Saturday, November 11th or Sunday, November 12th.

STAR WARS: THE EMPIRE STRIKES BACK (1980) - RS Prop Masters Concept Snowtrooper Helmet Maquette ReplicaAn RS Prop Masters replica of a concept Snowtrooper helmet maquette from Irvin Kershner's Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back. Ralph McQuarrie and Joe Johnston created helmet and armour concept designs for the Imperial Snowtroopers, which developed into a 1:1 scale clay sculpt using a lifecast of actor Chris Bunn. Several vacuum moulds were taken from the clay sculpture, with only one surviving.Made of plastic, this high-quality replica is one of 75 made from the surviving sculpt mould, which were exclusively available for members of Rogue One 6, a group dedicated to high-end Star Wars collectibles. It comes with separate breathing-nozzle components and is mounted on a custom-built display stand. Dimensions (displayed): 34 cm x 34 cm x 57 cm (13 1/4" x 13 1/4" x 22 1/2")Estimate: £600 - 1,200 M View all lots from STAR WARS: THE EMPIRE STRIKES BACK (1980)View all lots from STAR WARS - ALL ITEMSBidding for this lot will end on Sunday, November 12th. The auction will begin at 3:00PM BST and lots are sold sequentially via live auctioneer; tune in to the live streaming broadcast on auction day to follow the pace. Note other lots in the auction may close on Thursday, November 9th, Friday, November 10th or Saturday, November 11th.

STARGATE SG-1 (TV SERIES, 1997-2007) - Jaffa Warrior CostumeA Jaffa warrior costume from the television series Stargate-SG1. The Jaffa warrior race were foot soldiers to an alien race called the Goa'uld, and were seen throughout the series wearing these ornate uniforms.The under armour tunic is made from silver-colour painted woven cotton with the appearance of high tech chainmail. Worn over the tunic is a vest made of durable nylon fabric with silver-colour piping along the sides labelled "44" that has been fitted with a heavy duty zipper on the front, along with multiple fabric loops on the front and back to support the armour. The skirt is silver-colour painted leather featuring a waistline tailored with nylon suspenders labelled "36," and includes laced sides and a section of decorative metal chainmail on the front. The armour plated pieces are of silver- and gold-painted dense foam rubber. The decoratively carved shoulder armour holds in place with snap button loops and nylon loops over each shoulder. The shin guards feature a decorative appearance etched into the foam rubber and include a section of silver-colour painted leather at the bottom. The wrist guards feature ornate detail. The belt has decorative Jaffa etching throughout and is equipped with small metal clips which hold the belt together using a front buckle with clasps. The boots are basic black leather work boots which have been painted over in silver-colour and have been marked as SGX 11 YAT'YIR." This lot exhibits wear from production use and minor cracking material.Estimate: £3,000 - 6,000 US View all lots from STARGATE SG-1 (1997-2007)View all lots from STARGATE - ALL ITEMSBidding for this lot will end on Sunday, November 12th. The auction will begin at 3:00PM BST and lots are sold sequentially via live auctioneer; tune in to the live streaming broadcast on auction day to follow the pace. Note other lots in the auction may close on Thursday, November 9th, Friday, November 10th or Saturday, November 11th.

STARSHIP TROOPERS (1997) - Mobile Infantry CostumeA Mobile Infantry uniform from Paul Verhoeven's sci-fi action film Starship Troopers. Mobile Infantry troopers wore their combat uniforms and armour throughout their planet-hopping campaign against the alien Arachnids. The costume comprises a dark grey fibreglass helmet (labelled "B, 52" and "Nicole"); a neoprene neck seal; a set of foam-rubber chest armour; a grey polyester zip-up jacket (labelled size "Large, 64 Lge, M42"); various pouches; a pair of grey padded trousers (labelled size "244 M"); a leg holster featuring a metal throwing knife; and a pair of Adidas® boots, UK size 9 1/2 (both labelled "10"). The pouches contain two foam grenades and two foam magazines. The costume displays dirt and grime, stage blood remnants, and pink-coloured staining on one sleeve. The helmet exhibits scuffing and is chipped in several places exposing the fibreglass.Estimate: £2,000 - 4,000 M View all lots from STARSHIP TROOPERS (1997)Bidding for this lot will end on Sunday, November 12th. The auction will begin at 3:00PM BST and lots are sold sequentially via live auctioneer; tune in to the live streaming broadcast on auction day to follow the pace. Note other lots in the auction may close on Thursday, November 9th, Friday, November 10th or Saturday, November 11th.

TERMINATOR: DARK FATE (2019) - T-800's (Arnold Schwarzenegger) Final Fight Distressed Costume & SFX CostumeThe T-800's (Arnold Schwarzenegger) battle-distressed costume from Tim Miller's sci-fi action sequel Terminator: Dark Fate. The T-800 wore his costume during his final fight with Rev-9 (Gabriel Luna). The costume comprises a dark brown canvas jacket; a teal cotton T-shirt; a pair of blue denim jeans, each featuring the labels "T-800 Hero 1"; and a pair of brown size 12 (US 13) leather boots. The lower left arm of the jacket and lower left leg of the jeans are torn away. Also included are a pair of blue-and-grey Under Armour® leggings and shirt with a polyester sleeve and glove attachment for digitally replacing the arm in post-production. The costume has several faux bloodstains and bullet holes.Estimate: £3,000 - 6,000 †Δ View all lots from TERMINATOR: DARK FATE (2019)View all lots from TERMINATOR - ALL ITEMSBidding for this lot will end on Sunday, November 12th. The auction will begin at 3:00PM BST and lots are sold sequentially via live auctioneer; tune in to the live streaming broadcast on auction day to follow the pace. Note other lots in the auction may close on Thursday, November 9th, Friday, November 10th or Saturday, November 11th.

TROY (2004) - Paris' (Orlando Bloom) Stunt Breastplate and Bracers with Trojan Helmet and GreavesParis' (Orlando Bloom) stunt breastplate and bracers with Trojan helmet and greaves from Wolfgang Petersen's historical epic Troy. Paris wore his armour throughout the film, notably when he battled Menelaus (Brendan Gleeson). The gold-coloured vinyl breastplate features ornate panels and purple gem-like detailing unique to this character. The bracers are made of the same material, and both components are lined with brown suede fabric. A label inside the breastplate displays very faint text reading "Stunt Paris". Completing the lot is a Trojan soldier helmet (labelled "Stunt Leo") and a pair of greaves. The lot has been intentionally distressed to appear well-worn. There is minor damage along the front of the breastplate neckline where a strip is missing, and the hem has warped slightly over time.Estimate: £1,000 - 2,000 M View all lots from TROY (2004)Bidding for this lot will end on Sunday, November 12th. The auction will begin at 3:00PM BST and lots are sold sequentially via live auctioneer; tune in to the live streaming broadcast on auction day to follow the pace. Note other lots in the auction may close on Thursday, November 9th, Friday, November 10th or Saturday, November 11th.

TROY (2006) - Lysander's (Owain Yeoman) Breastplate with Trojan Helmet and GreavesLysander's (Owain Yeoman) breastplate with Trojan helmet and greaves from Wolfgang Petersen's historical epic Troy. Trojan general Lysander wore his armour throughout the film, notably during the brutal battle against the Greek armies outside the walls of Troy.The breastplate features ornate panelling made from cast rubber finished in gold-coloured paint; a brown suede leather lining; leather lacing; and black elasticated Velcro® straps at the sides. Accompanying the lot is a Trojan rubber helmet and a pair of rubber greaves, both finished in gold-coloured paint, with foam padding adhered to their interiors. The breastplate, helmet and greaves exhibit intentional distressing, as well as paint wear from production use.Estimate: £800 - 1,600 M View all lots from TROY (2004)Bidding for this lot will end on Sunday, November 12th. The auction will begin at 3:00PM BST and lots are sold sequentially via live auctioneer; tune in to the live streaming broadcast on auction day to follow the pace. Note other lots in the auction may close on Thursday, November 9th, Friday, November 10th or Saturday, November 11th.

TROY (2006) - Menelaus' (Brendan Gleeson) Death ArmourMenelaus' (Brendan Gleeson) death armour from Wolfgang Petersen's historical epic Troy. Menelaus wore his armour during his duel with Paris (Orlando Bloom) and met his end when he was stabbed in the chest by Hector (Eric Bana). The chest armour is made of dense brown rubber with a textured appearance, leather accents and wide straps. A strip of tape marked "Menelaus" is adhered to the armour's brown suede lining. There are strips cut into the front and back where Hector's blade would enter and exit. The lot has been intentionally distressed to appear well worn.Estimate: £800 - 1,600 M View all lots from TROY (2004)Bidding for this lot will end on Sunday, November 12th. The auction will begin at 3:00PM BST and lots are sold sequentially via live auctioneer; tune in to the live streaming broadcast on auction day to follow the pace. Note other lots in the auction may close on Thursday, November 9th, Friday, November 10th or Saturday, November 11th.

JUDGE DREDD (1995) - Judge Joseph Dredd's (Sylvester Stallone) Helmet and Shoulder ArmorJudge Joseph Dredd's (Sylvester Stallone) helmet and shoulder armour from Danny Cannon's Judge Dredd. Dredd wore his uniform and helmet when he patrolled Mega-City One as a most respected and feared member of an elite group of law enforcers known as Judges, who operated as the judge, jury, and executioners of potential criminals. The film's visual style, including effects and costumes, were praised, with particular attention given to Dredd's uniform and helmet, which were conceived by legendary fashion designer Gianni Versace at Stallone's request.This fibreglass helmet with ear holes on each side (for the performer to take direction) is painted in the Judges' signature blue and red with a brass-colour metal badge affixed to the front. It features a dark, smoke-colour visor and foam padding on the interior marked "7" in black ink. The black, grey, and gold-colour vacuum-formed plastic and rubber shoulder armour piece features a "DREDD" badge at the left shoulder and a decorative eagle on the right shoulder. It is fitted with several buckles and foam-backed plastic. The helmet includes a clear acrylic stand for display. This lot exhibits minor scuffing to the finish and chipped paint.Estimate: £12,000 - 24,000 Ω View all lots from JUDGE DREDD (1995)Bidding for this lot will end on Thursday, November 9th. The auction will begin at 3:00PM BST and lots are sold sequentially via live auctioneer; tune in to the live streaming broadcast on auction day to follow the pace. Note other lots in the auction may close on Friday, November 10th, Saturday, November 11th or Sunday, November 12th.

THE LAST SAMURAI (2003) - Ujio's (Hiroyuki Sanada) Samurai Warrior CostumeUjio's (Hiroyuki Sanada) samurai warrior costume from Edward Zwick's The Last Samurai. Ujio wore his signature costume throughout the film, including when he rode on horseback in the cavalry charge against the Imperial Army on Katsumoto's (Ken Watanabe) orders. Ujio's costume was designed to replicate period-authentic samurai armour by Ngila Dickson, who received one of the film's four Academy Award® nominations. The Last Samurai went on to become one of the highest-grossing films ever released in Japan.This costume consists of 17 pieces applied in layers to create a look completely distinct to Ujio through the armour, dual swords, and fabric patterns. making both the costumes and weaponry instantly identifiable from others in the film. This costume consists of a brown and black urethane helmet; two linen tunics (one red and one cream); a brown linen vest; metal body armour; urethane shoulder armour; linen and leather sleeve armour; one leather belt; black linen trousers; leather thigh guards; leather and linen greaves; two pairs of linen shoes split between the toes, with holes on the bottoms of one pair from being mounted to a costume display mannequin; and one resin katana and one aluminium wakizashi, both in urethane sheaths painted black.A majority of the pieces are labelled for Sanada. The cream-colour tunic, shoes, and socks are labelled "Ujio Hero," while the red tunic, trousers, and greaves are labelled "Ujio." The vest is labelled "Ujio Stunt Dbl" and the thigh guard is labelled "Ujio Dbl." Also included with this costume is a Certificate of Authenticity from Warner Brothers Studios. This lot exhibits minor colour fading from age. Special shipping required; see notice in the Buyer's Guide.Estimate: £20,000 - 40,000 US View all lots from LAST SAMURAI, THE (2003)Bidding for this lot will end on Thursday, November 9th. The auction will begin at 3:00PM BST and lots are sold sequentially via live auctioneer; tune in to the live streaming broadcast on auction day to follow the pace. Note other lots in the auction may close on Friday, November 10th, Saturday, November 11th or Sunday, November 12th.

CAPTAIN AMERICA: CIVIL WAR (2016) - Iron Man's (Robert Downey Jr.) Hero Light-up Mark 46 HelmetIron Man's (Robert Downey Jr.) hero light-up helmet from Anthony and Joe Russo's superhero sequel Captain America: Civil War. Tony Stark, aka Iron Man, wore his helmet as part of his Iron Man Mark 46 armour during the climactic battle at Leipzig-Halle Airport, where Stark and his team of allies confronted Captain America (Chris Evans) and his faction of Avengers. The MK46 helmet was the first design since Jon Favreau's 2008 Iron Man to feature a gold-chrome and electroplated finish. Iron Man helmets featuring in the Marvel Universe films in between these were simply painted gold. Only the hero helmets in this film had this gold chrome; the stunt versions were finished with gold paint.This helmet is made primarily of electroplated fibreglass painted metallic red with a gold-chrome faceplate and silver-chrome segments in the cheek and ear areas. Production intentionally dulled the gold-chrome faceplate so the helmet would not be overly reflective on camera. The eyes, set slightly back in the helmet with an opening below each for airflow and to allow the wearer to see, are made of frosted acrylic, with LEDs that illuminate them in a blue-white colour. Its interior features foam padding, wiring secured under black tape where it meets the eyes, a battery pack connected to this wiring via a plug system so it can be disconnected, a laminated sticker that reads "RDJ HERO" and a "1" handwritten in silver marker pen. The left interior cheek displays the stamping, "2507_SPTNIK_Mk46/ Helmet_CheekSlim_MIR/ L/R", while the same stamping is repeated inside the right cheek but in reverse. The helmet's golden faceplate is held in place by magnets and can be entirely removed, along with the front under-chin plate and back neck rim, allowing the user to put on and take off the helmet comfortably. Faint scratches are present over the faceplate from where production used fine sandpaper to dull the chrome finish. Dimensions: 30 cm x 20 cm x 20 cm (11 3/4" x 8" x 8") Contains electronics; see electronics notice in the Buyer's Guide.Estimate: £60,000 - 120,000 Ω View all lots from CAPTAIN AMERICA: CIVIL WAR (2016)Bidding for this lot will end on Thursday, November 9th. The auction will begin at 3:00PM BST and lots are sold sequentially via live auctioneer; tune in to the live streaming broadcast on auction day to follow the pace. Note other lots in the auction may close on Friday, November 10th, Saturday, November 11th or Sunday, November 12th.

IRON MAN 3 (2013) - Light-up Iron Man (Robert Downey Jr.) Mark 42 Helmet with Replica Chest and Shoulder ArmourA light-up Iron Man (Robert Downey Jr.) Mark 42 helmet from Shane Black's superhero sequel Iron Man 3. Iron Man used the Mark 42 armour - also known as the "Prodigal Son" - to protect Pepper (Gwyneth Paltrow) when their home was attacked by the Mandarin (Ben Kingsley), and then used it to escape to rural Tennessee, heavily damaging it in the process. He also piloted it remotely to rescue passengers and crew plunging from Air Force One after an attack on the plane.The light-up helmet is made primarily of fibreglass hand-painted to look like metal. It has been intentionally distressed to look damaged, and is covered with scratches and markings. The eyes illuminate when powered via an internal battery pack and dimmer switch. "MK42 Helmet" is handwritten in the interior. The section of the helmet at the base of the skull is removable and attached to the rest of the helmet with a magnet. The helmet is displayed on replica shoulders and chest armour. Dimensions (helmet): 29 cm x 19 cm x 21 cm (11 1/2" x 7 1/2" x 8 1/4") Contains electronics; see electronics notice in the Buyer's Guide.Estimate: £30,000 - 60,000 M View all lots from IRON MAN 3 (2013)View all lots from IRON MAN - ALL ITEMSBidding for this lot will end on Thursday, November 9th. The auction will begin at 3:00PM BST and lots are sold sequentially via live auctioneer; tune in to the live streaming broadcast on auction day to follow the pace. Note other lots in the auction may close on Friday, November 10th, Saturday, November 11th or Sunday, November 12th.

STAR WARS: THE EMPIRE STRIKES BACK (1980) - Production-made Imperial Snowtrooper Helmet with Replica SkirtA snowtrooper helmet from the production of Irvin Kershner's Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back. Snowtroopers wore their shrouded helmets as part of their cold weather equipment during the assault on the hidden Rebel base on the ice planet Hoth, as they battled the entrenched Rebels alongside their massive walkers.In the decades since its release, The Empire Strikes Back has often been cited as the best film in the Star Wars franchise and some regard it as one of the greatest films ever made. It was nominated for three Academy Awards®, winning Best Sound in addition to receiving a Special Achievement Award for Visual Effects. The United States Library of Congress selected it for preservation in the National Film Registry in 2010.Designed by John Mollo from initial concepts by Ralph McQuarrie and Joe Johnston, this helmet and hard armour components were sculpted by Jan Stevens. The snowtrooper armour was initially envisioned by George Lucas as a samurai-themed modification to the standard stormtrooper; however, the design evolved extensively throughout pre-production and eventually acquired its now distinctive look.This unfinished helmet is constructed from vacuum-formed ABS plastic, with glued sections for the faceplate, dome, and neck guard. Recesses were incorporated into the faceplate for the installation of eye lenses. The interior of the helmet features a manufacturers tag on the motorcycle helmet padding used, with a stamped "S" for size and a hand-marked "6" of 76 for "Date of Code." A replica vinyl skirt was added to complete the helmet. This helmet exhibits minimal discolouration, scuffs, scratches, and marks. Estimate: £25,000 - 50,000 Ω View all lots from STAR WARS: THE EMPIRE STRIKES BACK (1980)View all lots from STAR WARS - ALL ITEMSBidding for this lot will end on Thursday, November 9th. The auction will begin at 3:00PM BST and lots are sold sequentially via live auctioneer; tune in to the live streaming broadcast on auction day to follow the pace. Note other lots in the auction may close on Friday, November 10th, Saturday, November 11th or Sunday, November 12th.

STAR WARS: THE EMPIRE STRIKES BACK (1980) - Light-up Replica Darth Vader CostumeA light-up replica of Darth Vader's costume from Irvin Kershner's Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back. Cast from a mix of lineage replica components by a well-known and respected replica prop/costume maker this costume consists of a glossy black two-part fibreglass helmet with metal details and foam padding; fibreglass chest armour and pauldrons; a lined caped, sleeveless long tunic; a long-sleeve padded leather shirt; a chest control box with leather straps; a pair of leather gauntlets; a leather belt with details belt boxes and belt buckle; a padded cod plate, padded trousers; a pair of vacuum-formed grieves; and a pair of leather heeled boots. The padded leather features decorative vertical stitching lines. The belt features two plastic boxes decorated with green buttons and a metal clip holding a metal replica of Darth Vader's lightsaber hilt. The costume is displayed on a custom-made mannequin with a head likeness of Darth Vader actor, David Prowse. This lot exhibits discoloration on the leather boots, missing buttons on the belt boxes, scuffing on the resin and plastic finishes, and loose adhesive. Dimensions: 61 cm x 42 cm x 211 cm (24" x 16.5" x 83")Special shipping required; see notice in the Buyer's Guide.Contains electronics; see electronics notice in the Buyer's Guide.Estimate: £5,000 - 10,000 US View all lots from STAR WARS: THE EMPIRE STRIKES BACK (1980)View all lots from STAR WARS - ALL ITEMSBidding for this lot will end on Thursday, November 9th. The auction will begin at 3:00PM BST and lots are sold sequentially via live auctioneer; tune in to the live streaming broadcast on auction day to follow the pace. Note other lots in the auction may close on Friday, November 10th, Saturday, November 11th or Sunday, November 12th.

OBI-WAN KENOBI (2022) - Imperial Stormtrooper Costume with E-11 BlasterAn Imperial Stormtrooper costume with an E-11 blaster from Deborah Chow's Obi-Wan Kenobi. Imperial Stormtroopers wore their uniforms as they brought a large twin-barreled hover canon to blast the doors of the Path base in Jabiin in the Season 1 episode "Part V." One of the most anticipated new series of 2022, Obi-Wan Kenobi became the most-watched series premiere on Disney+ in its first weekend.This costume was created by the 501st Legion, a fan group dedicated to creating screen-accurate Stormtrooper suits, and can be seen on the Stormtrooper outside of the hover canon. Consisting of white, vacuum-formed plastic components, this costume includes a hand-painted helmet with a green-tinted visor; a chest and abdominal plate featuring decorative grey and blue buttons; three segmented back plates connected by black straps; a pair of plated pauldrons with a connected elastic strap; forearm, leg, hand, and thigh armour; leg armour plates; a belt with dropboxes and a black holster; a removable thermal detonator; and white leather Chelsea boots.The underlayer of the costume consists of a black ribbed neck polyester dickey; a black long-sleeve polyester shirt; a black polyester/nylon belt with a plastic buckle; black polyester trousers; and black polyester gloves with silicone grip texturing. Also included is a rubber foam E-11 blaster. The costume comes mounted to a mannequin for display but can be removed if needed. It exhibits scuffing, minor marks on several armour components, and discolouration on the boots. Dimensions: 84 cm x 45.75 cm x 183 cm (33" x 18" x 72")Special shipping required; see notice in the Buyer's Guide.Contains electronics; see electronics notice in the Buyer's Guide.Estimate: £12,000 - 24,000 US View all lots from OBI-WAN KENOBI (2022)View all lots from STAR WARS - ALL ITEMSBidding for this lot will end on Thursday, November 9th. The auction will begin at 3:00PM BST and lots are sold sequentially via live auctioneer; tune in to the live streaming broadcast on auction day to follow the pace. Note other lots in the auction may close on Friday, November 10th, Saturday, November 11th or Sunday, November 12th.

WARCRAFT (2016) - Alliance Foot Soldier Armour with Sword, Shield, and Hand CannonAlliance foot soldier armour with a sword, shield, and hand cannon from Duncan Jones' Warcraft. Alliance foot soldiers wore their armour in Stormwind and wielded their weapons in battle against the Horde.Constructed primarily of urethane and leather by Weta Workshop, this blue and silver-colour suit of armour consists of a helmet with synthetic hair; a cuirass with a matching backplate, shoulder armour, and vambraces; a belted fauld featuring a Stormwind lion; a cotton-blend tunic with aluminium-link chainmail underpinnings; a pair of plated gloves with fastening strip closures; and matching plated gloves. Also included is a blue and silver-colour urethane Stormwind lion shield with leather straps; a matching sword with a brown leather scabbard; a urethane hand cannon painted to resemble wood and metal; and an orange production tag marked "BG 300 Dwayne Jones." The lot exhibits intentional distressing by production with scuffing throughout the urethane and leather. Dimensions: (largest) 84 cm x 63.5 cm x 13 cm (33" x 25" x 5")Estimate: £5,000 - 10,000 US View all lots from WARCRAFT (2016)Bidding for this lot will end on Thursday, November 9th. The auction will begin at 3:00PM BST and lots are sold sequentially via live auctioneer; tune in to the live streaming broadcast on auction day to follow the pace. Note other lots in the auction may close on Friday, November 10th, Saturday, November 11th or Sunday, November 12th.

BATMAN FOREVER (1995) - Batman's (Val Kilmer) Panther SuitBatman's (Val Kilmer) panther suit from Joel Schumacher's Batman Forever. Batman wore his black "Panther Suit" earlier in the film before it was destroyed and he switched to the silver-colour "Sonar Suit."The panther suit took some influence from the earlier Burton-era Batsuits, while also integrating Schumacher's unique vision of the iconic Batsuit, with the director comparing the anatomically correct armour to ancient Greek statues. Batman Forever held the title of the all-time highest opening-weekend gross for two years and the largest opening weekend of a Warner Bros. film for six years.This lot consists of a black foam rubber bat-shaped cowl and matching bodysuit over a neoprene base mounted to a custom-made mannequin display; a heavy rubber latex cape; a pair of leather gloves with resin fins attached by metal pins; and a pair of leather boots. A zipper runs along the back of the bodysuit, and the back of the cowl features a square of self-fastener. The chest features two holes in the foam where the cape was initially bolted in with metal screws. The chest emblem and utility belt are made of resin.The display form is attached to a rigid foam base designed to resemble stone. A replica codpiece was added to complete the display. The cape underwent sympathetic restoration to address tears in its shoulders and sides, and is now backed with supporting strips. This lot exhibits grime and foam fragility from wear and age. Dimensions: (displayed) 87.75 cm x 61 cm x 209.5 cm (34.5" x 24" x 82.5")Special shipping required; see notice in the Buyer's Guide.Estimate: £40,000 - 80,000 US View all lots from BATMAN FOREVER (1995)View all lots from BATMAN - ALL ITEMSBidding for this lot will end on Thursday, November 9th. The auction will begin at 3:00PM BST and lots are sold sequentially via live auctioneer; tune in to the live streaming broadcast on auction day to follow the pace. Note other lots in the auction may close on Friday, November 10th, Saturday, November 11th or Sunday, November 12th.

BATMAN FOREVER (1995) - Robin's (Chris O'Donnell) Costume Comprised of Original and Replica ComponentsRobin's (Chris O'Donnell) costume from Joel Schumacher's superhero sequel Batman Forever. After his family was murdered by Two-Face (Tommy Lee Jones), Dick Grayson joined Batman (Val Kilmer) as his sidekick Robin, with a mask and suit designed in the film by Alfred Pennyworth (Michael Gough). This outfit consists of a mixture of production-used and replica components.The original components within the costume comprise a black rubber eye mask; a stunt cape; an "R" chest emblem; a rubber utility belt; the fins on the gloves and the decorative bird-style motifs on the boots.The replica parts of the costume include reproduction urethane-rubber-moulded body armour adhered to a neoprene undersuit; a pair of leather gloves; and a pair of leather boots. The body armour is an exact replica and was cast from an original screen-used suit, and the gloves and boots were constructed from original production-used patterns. The costume comes presented on a custom mannequin display featuring O'Donnell's likeness. The black finish on the cape exterior and one of the neoprene sleeve cuffs exhibit notable wear. Dimensions (display): 46 cm x 77 cm x 178 cm (18" x 30 1/4" x 70")Special shipping required; see special shipping notice in the Buyer's Guide.Estimate: £10,000 - 20,000 M View all lots from BATMAN FOREVER (1995)View all lots from BATMAN - ALL ITEMSBidding for this lot will end on Thursday, November 9th. The auction will begin at 3:00PM BST and lots are sold sequentially via live auctioneer; tune in to the live streaming broadcast on auction day to follow the pace. Note other lots in the auction may close on Friday, November 10th, Saturday, November 11th or Sunday, November 12th.

BATMAN & ROBIN (1997) - Batgirl's (Alicia Silverstone) Ice Armour CostumeBatgirl's (Alicia Silverstone) ice armour costume from Joel Schumacher's Batman & Robin. Batgirl donned her ice armour costume to aid Batman (George Clooney) and Robin (Chris O'Donnell) in saving Gotham City from Mr. Freeze (Arnold Schwarzenegger), Poison Ivy (Uma Thurman), and Bane (Jeep Swenson) in the film's finale. The film had the third-highest opening weekend gross of 1997 and, at the time, the seventh-highest non-holiday opening weekend of all time.Designed by Ingrid Ferrin, Robert Turturice, and Bob Ringwood with components sculpted by Jose Fernandez, this leather and foam latex costume consists of a dark blue foam cowl with pointed ears, a matching bodysuit with a zippered back and a silver-colour bat insignia on the chest, a matching leather corset with a lace-up back, a scalloped leatherette cape with resin shoulder clips, dark blue leather gloves with silver-colour resin fins, a silver-colour rubber belt with a simulated buckle featuring a bat insignia, and a pair of thigh-length high-heeled leather boots with silver-colour bat insignias near the tops. The gloves and boots are replicas added to complete the costume. The entire costume has been mounted to a mannequin display made in Silverstone's likeness featuring green eyes, eyelashes, blonde hair, and painted details in the skin and lips. The arms are removable. The costume exhibits wear from use and age, including cracking in the foam elements, most notably in the shoulders and the bridge of the cowl's nose. Dimensions: (displayed) 43.25 cm x 61 cm x 183 cm (17" x 24" x 72")Special shipping required; see notice in the Buyer's Guide.Estimate: £10,000 - 20,000 US View all lots from BATMAN & ROBIN (1997)View all lots from BATMAN - ALL ITEMSBidding for this lot will end on Thursday, November 9th. The auction will begin at 3:00PM BST and lots are sold sequentially via live auctioneer; tune in to the live streaming broadcast on auction day to follow the pace. Note other lots in the auction may close on Friday, November 10th, Saturday, November 11th or Sunday, November 12th.

BATTLESTAR GALACTICA (1978) - Cylon Costume on DisplayA Cylon costume from Richard A. Colla's and Alan J. Levi's Battlestar Galactica. Cylons wore their armour as they betrayed their pact with human civilization and destroyed their fleet ships. Gaining a cult following after its initial run, Battlestar Galactica eventually grew into a significant science fiction franchise, with video games, comics, theme park attractions, and the critically-acclaimed 2004 reimagining.This black and metallic-finish costume consists of a grey synthetic-blend undersuit with black rubber details and black vinyl-covered plastic bicep and thigh covers, a chrome-finished plastic helmet with wiring running into it , shoulder armour marked "RIGHT CYLON-Y002-16" and "LEFT CYLON-Y002-15, chest and back armour, bicep cuffs, arm guards with vinyl detailing, black padded leather gloves, a black leather belt with metallic-finish utility compartments, a black and silver-colour nylon skirt wrap, a metallic-finish plastic sword with a black handle and a black polyester belt, shin guards, black and silver-colour painted rubber boots, and a black foam rubber gun. The belt for the sword, skirt, and boots are replicas added to complete the costume, the gun is unfinished, and the helmet was finished some time after production using an original chrome-finished shell. The costume is displayed on a foam and metal-reinforced mannequin. This lot exhibits fading colour, deteriorating leather and fabric, and patch repairs made with metallic-finish tape throughout. Dimensions: 76.25 cm x 81.5 cm x 213.5 cm (30" x 32" x 84")Special shipping required; see notice in the Buyer's Guide.Contains electronics; see electronics notice in the Buyer's Guide.Estimate: £17,500 - 35,000 US View all lots from BATTLESTAR GALACTICA (1978)Bidding for this lot will end on Thursday, November 9th. The auction will begin at 3:00PM BST and lots are sold sequentially via live auctioneer; tune in to the live streaming broadcast on auction day to follow the pace. Note other lots in the auction may close on Friday, November 10th, Saturday, November 11th or Sunday, November 12th.

47 RONIN (2013) - Tiger Samurai Warrior CostumeA tiger samurai warrior costume from Carl Rinsch's fantasy action film 47 Ronin. Lord Kira's (Tadanobu Asano) tiger samurai warriors accompanied him to the AkÅ Domain to duel in honour of Shogun Tsunayoshi (Cary-Hiroyuki Togawa).The costume comprises a faux-fur tiger-head headdress; a black rubber neck guard with gold-paint-tipped claws; a pair of black leather shin guards with cord ties; a pair of black leather arm guards; a pair of caramel-coloured trousers; and a black cotton kimono. The armour consists of a cuirass; a pair of thigh plates; a pair of shoulder guards; and three skirt plates, all made from faux-fur fabric with metal studs and black leather trims. The headdress includes a real-fur-pelt (believed to be fox) neck cover, fastened to a foam-and-resin head, which is constructed around a bicycle helmet and covered in faux fur. It features resin eyes, teeth and snout, with hand-painted black detailing. Some of this detailing has faded over time.Estimate: £1,000 - 2,000 M View all lots from 47 RONIN (2013)Bidding for this lot will end on Saturday, November 11th. The auction will begin at 3:00PM BST and lots are sold sequentially via live auctioneer; tune in to the live streaming broadcast on auction day to follow the pace. Note other lots in the auction may close on Thursday, November 9th, Friday, November 10th or Sunday, November 12th.

BRAVEHEART (1995) - Scottish Villager's Wallace Clan CostumeA Scottish villager's Wallace Clan costume from Mel Gibson's Braveheart. Scottish villagers wore their tartan costumes when they joined William Wallace's (Gibson) clan in the fight for freedom against the English.This costume consists of metal-plated vest armour lined with brown suede and black canvas; a brown terry cloth top marked "SAN OY WCT"; a red, black, and green wool tartan shirt marked "BHO2SP 12"; a brown leather belt with a metal buckle; and brown leather and grey felt lined shoes marked "104 CW." The costume exhibits tearing on the shoes, grime on the armour, and tarnishing on the belt.Estimate: £2,500 - 5,000 Ω View all lots from BRAVEHEART (1995)Bidding for this lot will end on Saturday, November 11th. The auction will begin at 3:00PM BST and lots are sold sequentially via live auctioneer; tune in to the live streaming broadcast on auction day to follow the pace. Note other lots in the auction may close on Thursday, November 9th, Friday, November 10th or Sunday, November 12th.

* WILLIAM ARMOUR RSA RSW RGI (SCOTTISH 1903 - 1979), THREE FIGURE STUDIES FIGURE OF A WOMAN, STANDING FIGURE and CHARCOAL OF A YOUNG WOMANtwo pastels on paper and one charcoal on paper, each signedeach mounted, framed and under glass the largest image size 46cm x 27cm, overall size 69cm x 49cmQty: 3

* CYNTHIA WALL RSW PAI (1927 - 2012), IN THE GARDEN oil on board, signed and dated '87framed image size 25cm x 22cm, overall size 34cm x 30cmNote: Cynthia Wall was a painter of still life and landscapes in oil, watercolour, and pastel. Studied at Glasgow School of Art, 1946-1950 under William Armour, David Donaldson, Geoffrey Squire and Kathleen Whyte, and she lived in Kilbarchan, Renfrewshire. She was elected a member of RSW in 1971, and exhibited regularly at the RSW, RSA, Royal Glasgow Institute of the Fine Arts and at Paisley Art Institute; her solo shows included the Open Eye Gallery, Edinburgh 1993.

Beswick Knight in Armour The Earl of Warwick mounted on dappled grey horse 1145

A large Beswick Knight in Armour (The Earl of Warwick), 1145, gloss.

THREE PIECES OF REPRODUCTION ARMOUR TO INCLUDE TWO LOBSTER TAIL HELMETS AND A BREAST PLATE

George Denholm Armour (1864-1949) 'Jottings on Children's Day at Ranelagh', signed with intials, titled on label verso, pencil drawing, 18 x 25cm. Provenance: David Ker Fine ArtProvenance: Heydon Grange, Norfolk

REPRODUCTION FRENCH STYLE SUIT OF ARMOUR

Guns Arms Armour Militärische Ordonanzwaffen Deutschland - Kurzwaffen (militärisch) : Halbautomatische Pistole Mod.: P. 08 (Polizei) Herst.: DWM Baujahr: ohne Deutsche Waffen- und Munitionsfabriken Berlin S.Nr.: 41666 nrgl. Kal.: 9mm Luger HalbautomatischePistole Mod.: P. 08 (Polizei) Herst.: DWM Baujahr: ohne DeutscheWaffen- und Munitionsfabriken Berlin S.Nr.:41666 nrgl. Kal.: 9mmLuger Sehr schön erhaltene ehemalige zivile Luger Pistole ohne Anschlagschaftnut welche nach Abgabe oder Beschlagnahme zur 08 Pistole der Polizei mit vorgesehener Schiwy - Sicherungumgebaut wurde. Mit über 97% im Original erhaltene Brünierung welche stellenweise etwas abgenutzt ist, befindet sich die Pistole in fast neuwertigem Zustand. Die Anbauteile wie Riegel, Abzug, Sicherung usw. noch weitgehend noch mit den originalen Anlassfarben versehen. Am Gabelstück befindet sich linksseitig der zivile Beschuss Krone über N sowie die nachträglich beim Umbaueingebrachte S.Nr. 4666 und an der rechten Seite eine Abnahme in Form eines stilisierten Adlers. Eine Jahresangabe auf der Oberseite des Gabelstückes ist nicht vorhanden. Der Verschluss weist wie üblich das Herstellerlogo DWM auf dem Mittelgelenk, am Vordergelenk den zivilen Beschuss Krone über N und die letzten zwei Ziffern der Seriennummer, an den drei Gelenkteilen auf. Am Griffstück befindet sich an der Vorderseite die komplette S.Nr. 41666. Der Lauf ist ohne Kaliberangabe trägt die S.Nr. 41666 und darüber die Nr. 118,35 sowie den zeitgenössischen zivilen Beschuss Krone über B und Krone über G und im Weiteren einen stilisierten Adler welcher diesem am Gabelstück entspricht. In der Waffe befindet sich ein gut erhaltenes Haenel Schmeisser Patent Magazin mit Aluboden und S.Nr.41666 sowie Polizeiabnahme stilisierter Adler mit B, auf. Die Pistole weist im Weiteren an den üblichen Stellen und Kleinteilen wie Polizeipistolen die letzten zwei Ziffern der S.Nr. auf, wobei die S.Nr. wie bei zivilen Luger Pistolen üblich ebenfalls noch vorhanden sind. Diese seltene sehr schön erhaltene Waffe mit nrgl. Magazin befindet sich in einer sehr schönen 08 Polizei - Pistolentasche.   Militärische Ordonanzwaffen Deutschland - Kurzwaffen (militärisch) : Police Luger P.08 Pistol. Police pistol is maker marked "DWM" for Deutsche Waffenfabrik und Munitionsfabriken, Berlin with serial number 41666. This 9mm matching DWM produced pistol retains 97% of its original finish and features reworked Schiwy safety. Pistol features all original strawed parts and is marked with all the usual test proofs and acceptance stamps to all the appropriate parts in the correct locations for a DWM produced pistol. Pistol comes complete with Haenel Schmeisser patent magazine featuring aluminum bottom, serial number and police acceptance stamp "eagle B". Pistol comes with attractive P.08 police holster.   Erlaubnispflichtige Schusswaffe / License required Please note bidders should check if the item is permitted in their country of origin prior to bidding. All guns are antique firearms as described

Guns Arms Armour Militärische Ordonanzwaffen Deutschland - Kurzwaffen (militärisch) : Pistole P 08 Kaliber 9 mm Luger, Seriennummer 8027 Pistole P 08 im Kaliber 9 mm Luger in neuwertigem jedoch neu brüniert mit ergänztem Auszieher, dieser an der Oberfläche porig. Pistole codiert S 42 aus dem Jahre 1939, militärische Abnahmen und Beschuss an den üblichen Stellen. Verdeckter Neubeschuss des Beschussamtes München. Lauf spiegelblank mit Kaliberangabe. Waffe soweit nummerngleich mit werksinternen Abnahmen. Magazin zur Waffe nummerngleich. Abzug vermutlich vertauscht mit Seriennummer 77. Waffe mit schwarzen Plastikgriffschalen mit Fischhaut, sog. gefrästes Magazin mit Aluboden. Erwerbscheinpflichtig! Militärische Ordonanzwaffen Deutschland - Kurzwaffen (militärisch) : Pistole P 08 Kaliber 9 mm Luger, Seriennummer 8027 Pistol P 08 in caliber 9 mm Luger in mint condition but newly blued with supplemented extractor, this one porous on the surface. Pistol coded S 42 from 1939, military acceptances and firing in the usual places. Concealed re-firing by the Munich Proof Office. Barrel mirror finish with caliber markings. Weapon as far as numbered with factory acceptance marks. Magazine with matching numbers. Trigger probably exchanged with serial number 77. Weapon with black plastic grip panels with checkering, so-called milled magazine with aluminum base. Acquisition certificate required! Erlaubnispflichtige Schusswaffe / License required Please note bidders should check if the item is permitted in their country of origin prior to bidding. All guns are antique firearms as described

Guns Arms Armour Militärische Ordonanzwaffen Deutschland - Kurzwaffen (militärisch) : Pistole Walther P1 Kaliber 9 mm Luger, Seriennummer 022927, nummerngleich. Pistole Walther P1 Kaliber 9 mm Luger, Seriennummer 022927, nummerngleich. Original verpackte und konservierte Bundeswehr Pistole Walther P1 in neuem Zustand. Waffe mit Ersatzmagazin. Befristung lt. Packung Versorgungsnummer 1005-12-120-0440 Pistole P1 Z U B 1 EA Beschaffungsnummer B-Y3-34-07/04 letztere Zifferngruppe für Beschaffungsjahr. W Inventarisierung W32-0222/04 Waffennummer 022927 und HDZ handschriftlich Waffennummer wie Verantwortlicher. In Verpackung mit Beipackzettel für Konservierung und Verpackung. Erwerbscheinpflichtig! Militärische Ordonanzwaffen Deutschland - Kurzwaffen (militärisch) : Pistole Walther P1 Kaliber 9 mm Luger, Seriennummer 022927, nummerngleich. Pistol Walther P1 caliber 9 mm Luger, serial number 022927, matching numbers. Original packed and preserved Bundeswehr pistol Walther P1 in new condition. Weapon with spare magazine. Time limit according to package supply number 1005-12-120-0440 Pistol P1 Z U B 1 EA procurement number B-Y3-34-07/04 latter group of digits for year of procurement. W Inventory W32-0222/04 weapon number 022927 and HDZ handwritten weapon number as responsible party. In packaging with instruction leaflet for preservation and packaging. Acquisition license required! Erlaubnispflichtige Schusswaffe / License required Please note bidders should check if the item is permitted in their country of origin prior to bidding. All guns are antique firearms as described

Guns Arms Armour Thies & Schmid Schwäbische Waffenauktionen GmbH - Erlaubnispflichtige Waffen (Militärische Ordonanzwaffen) : Gewehr M 69 (Werder Gewehr) Kal. 11,15 x 60 mm R Seriennummer 119148 Gewehr M 69 (Werder Gewehr) Kal. 11,15 x 60 mm R Seriennummer 119148. Waffe apdiert auf die Patr. M 71 und mit den üblichen Abnahmestempeln GF auf Laufwurzel und Systemhülsenoberseite. Seriennummer an der linken Seite des Laufansatzes, der Systemhülse und Verschlussdeckel sowie an der rechten Kolbenseite unterhalb diverser militärischer Abnahmestempel eingebracht. Der übliche Stempel an der rechten Kolbenseite über der Seriennummer wurde nicht eingebracht, jedoch unterhalb der S.Nr. finden wir eine 1 sowie die kleine Krone der Amberg Fertigung bzw. Abnahme. Ungewöhnlich ist auch die Schaftmarkierung an der Kolbenunterseite welche nur aus einem K und einem Stern besteht. Visierung geändert nach Muster des Gew. M 71 für Patr. M 71. Rückwärtige Seite der Systemhülse die eingebrachte Jahreszahl 1874 für die Herstellung des Gewehres. Waffe in nrgl. Originalzustand nicht überarbeitet; Brünierung zu 60% erhalten. Waffe im Gesamtem in sammelwürdigem schönem Zustand ohne Putzstock.   Thies & Schmid Schwäbische Waffenauktionen GmbH - Military Guns (License Required). : Werder Model 69 Rifle. All matching Werder caliber 11.15 x 50mm production rifle features almost 60% of the original factory finish with bore showing wear to grooves. Barrel and receiver are marked with "GF" code with serial number to left side of barrel, receiver and breech cover. Right side of lower ebutt stock features various acceptance stamps added. The usual stamps to the right side of the butt stock above the serial number were not added. Although, under the serial number is stamped a small crown (Amberg production). The stockmarkings to the butt feature unusual stampings. The sights have been modified from the Gewehr M71 for the cartridge M71. Rifle features acceptance date 1874. Rifle has not been rebuilt and shows shallow depressions to stock and features acceptance stamp and serial number to the right side. Weapon in overall collectible condition and comes without cleaning rod. Serial number 119148.    Erlaubnispflichtige Schusswaffe / License required Please note bidders should check if the item is permitted in their country of origin prior to bidding. All guns are antique firearms as described

Guns Arms Armour Militärische Ordonanzwaffen Deutschland - Langwaffen (militärisch) : Gewehr Modell 98 Kaliber 8x57 IS, Seriennummer 1976, nummerngleich. Interessantes Gewehr Modell 98 aus der Danzig Fertigung in sehr schönem original Zustand aus dem Jahre 1900. Beschriftung Laufoberseite S= Spitzgeschoß, linke Laufseite Seriennummer. Rechte Seite BL661 sowie diverse militärische Abnahmen gotischer Buchstabe unter Krone. Visiersockel von ursprünglich 200m Skalierung auf 400m Skalierung zurückgesetzt. Gehäuseoberseite Krone darunter DANZIG 1900. Linke Gehäuseseite heraldischer Adler (Beschuss) daneben Seriennummer. Rechte Gehäuseseite vier militärische Abnahmen gotischer Buchstabe unter Krone. Das Gewehr wurde Instandgesetzt mit originalem Ahornschaft und Stempelplatte alter Art. Schaft im Original Zustand nicht abgezogen mit militärischen Abnahmen und Kennzeichen wie folgt: Kolbenhals militärische Abnahme, Kolbenunterseite Seriennummer sowie groß A, rechte Kolbenseite Brandstempel EWB der Einwohnerwehr Bayern, Schaftkappe mit Instandsetzungskennzeichen mit D über L und im Weiteren Abnahme gotischer Buchstabe unter Krone darunter Seriennummer. Magazinkasten bei der Instandsetzung nummerngleich gemacht. Magazinkastenschrauben wie Anbauteile mit der Ziffer 76 versehen. Brünierung weitestgehend im Originalzustand, Gehäuse und Verschluss blank. Verschluss in sich nummerngleich mit diversen Abnahmen. Waffe in schönem original Zustand. Erwerbscheinpflichtig! Militärische Ordonanzwaffen Deutschland - Langwaffen (militärisch) : Gewehr Modell 98 Kaliber 8x57 IS, Seriennummer 1976, nummerngleich. Interesting rifle model 98 from the Danzig production in very nice original condition from the year 1900. Inscription top of barrel S= pointed bullet, left side of barrel serial number. Right side BL661 and various military acceptance gothic letter under crown. Sight base reset from original 200m scale to 400m scale. Top of case crown below DANZIG 1900. Left side of case heraldic eagle (proof) next to serial number. Right side of case four military acceptance gothic letter under crown. Rifle has been restored with original maple stock and old style stamp plate. Stock in original condition not stripped with military acceptances and markings as follows: Butt neck military acceptance, butt bottom serial number as well as large A, right butt side brand stamp EWB of Einwohnerwehr Bayern, butt plate with repair mark with D over L and in further acceptance gothic letter under crown below serial number. Magazine box made identical in number during reconditioning. Magazine box screws and attachments marked with the number 76. Black finish largely in original condition, case and bolt bright. Breech in itself numbered with various acceptances. Weapon in beautiful original condition. Acquisition certificate required! Erlaubnispflichtige Schusswaffe / License required Please note bidders should check if the item is permitted in their country of origin prior to bidding. All guns are antique firearms as described

Guns Arms Armour Militärische Ordonanzwaffen Deutschland - Langwaffen (militärisch) : Karabiner M.95M Kaliber 8x57 IS, Seriennummer 102498, nummerngleich. Jugoslawischer Karabiner M.95M aus Steyr Fertigung in schönem original Zustand. Beschriftung der Waffe wie folgt: Gehäuseoberseite STEYR darunter M.95M. Linke Gehäuseseite neben Seriennummer HEGE Kaliberangabe 8x57 IS sowie Nitrobeschuss 1169 vom Beschussamt Ulm. Verschluss am Kammerstängel Seriennummer im Weiteren am Kammerstängelkopf diverse jugoslawische militärische Abnahme und Am Verschluss Adler/N. Schön erhaltener originaler Schaft mit Kennung SW. Magazinkasten mit Seriennummer und K. Waffe im Anschein nach neu Brüniert. Erwerbscheinpflichtig! Militärische Ordonanzwaffen Deutschland - Langwaffen (militärisch) : Karabiner M.95M Kaliber 8x57 IS, Seriennummer 102498, nummerngleich. Yugoslavian carbine M.95M from Steyr production in nice original condition. Inscription of the weapon as follows: Top of case STEYR underneath M.95M. Left side of case next to serial number HEGE caliber 8x57 IS and nitro proof 1169 from Beschussamt Ulm. Breech on breech stem serial number, furthermore on breech stem head various Yugoslavian military acceptance and on breech eagle/N. Beautifully preserved original stock with SW markings. Magazine box with serial number and K. Weapon appears to be newly blued. Acquisition certificate required! Erlaubnispflichtige Schusswaffe / License required Please note bidders should check if the item is permitted in their country of origin prior to bidding. All guns are antique firearms as described

Guns Arms Armour Thies & Schmid Schwäbische Waffenauktionen GmbH - Erlaubnispflichtige Waffen (Militärische Ordonanzwaffen) : G 43 der Firma Walther codiert ac 44 mit der S.Nr. 1238 k im Kaliber 8 x57mm JS. Nummerngleiches Phosphatiertes G 43 im nrgl. Originalzustand ohne Fremdstempel oder Nachkriegsbeschuss mit grob aus dem Guss gefertigten Gehäuse und Spannstück. Links am Gehäuse befindet sich folgende Bezeichnung Adler HK (Beschuss) Abnahme stilisierter Adler über 359 G 43 1238 k ac 44 (Hersteller Baujahr). Das Spannstück mit Arretierung bezüglich Schlossdemontage trägt linksseitig auf Höhe des Spannstängel stilisierter Adler über 359 und 1238 (S.Nr.). Die Gehäuseabdeckung trägt an der Rückseite die übliche Abnahme und der Schlossschieber ist noch von alter gesteuerter Ausführung. Der Lauf ist in den Zügen leicht rauh und die äußere Phosphatierung minimal fleckig. Der Verschluss selbst ist wie üblich blank und trägt an der linken hinteren Seite die Abnahme stilisierter Adler über 359 sowie die S.Nr. 1238. Der Schichtholzschaft ist im Originalzustand mit scharfen Stempeln wie militärische Abnahme WaA am Kolbenhals sowie linken Kolbenseite und großer S.Nr. an der Kolbenunterseite. Schaft trägt Schaftkappe mit flachem Deckel. Schrauben am Abzugsbügel intakt. Anbei sehr schön im Original erhaltenes Magazin; gestempelt aye K 43 WaA Abnahme. Insgesamt ein sehr schön im Originalzustand erhaltenes G 43 mit originalem Kornschutz und Putzstock. Waffe erwerbscheinpflichtig   Thies & Schmid Schwäbische Waffenauktionen GmbH - Military Guns (License Required). : G 43 by Walther coded ac 44 with S.Nr. 1238 k in calibre 8 x57mm JS. Matching-numbered phosphated G 43 in nrgl. original condition without foreign stamps or post-war proofing with rough cast case and cocking piece. On the left side of the case is the following inscription eagle HK (proof) acceptance stylized eagle over 359 G 43 1238 k ac 44 (manufacturer year of manufacture. The cocking piece with lock regarding lock disassembly bears on the left side at the level of the cocking stem stylized eagle over 359 and 1238 (S.Nr.). The case cover bears the usual acceptance mark on the back and the lock slide is still of old controlled design. The barrel is slightly rough in the rifling and the outer phosphate finish is minimally spotted. Breech itself is bright as usual and bears acceptance stylized eagle over 359 on left rear side as well as S.No. 1238. Laminated wood stock is in original condition with sharp stamps such as military acceptance WaA on butt neck as well as left side of butt and large S.No. on butt bottom. Stock wears butt plate with flat cap. Screws on trigger guard intact. Attached very nicely preserved in original magazine; stamped aye K 43 WaA acceptance. Overall a very nicely preserved in original condition G 43 with original front sight guard and cleaning rod. Weapon subject to purchase certificate Erlaubnispflichtige Schusswaffe / License required Please note bidders should check if the item is permitted in their country of origin prior to bidding. All guns are antique firearms as described

Guns Arms Armour Thies & Schmid Schwäbische Waffenauktionen GmbH - Erlaubnispflichtige Waffen (Militärische Ordonanzwaffen) : Repetier - Büchse Gewehr Winchester Mod. M 95 für Russland mit deutscher militärischer Abnahme des 1. W.K. Kal. 7,62 x 54mm R S.Nr. 283916 Herst.: Winchester Repeating Arms Co. New Haven Conn. U.S.A. Das vorliegende Gewehr Winchester Mod. 1895 im Kaliber 7,62 x 54mm R für Russland weist linkseitig am Lauf zwischen Visier und Gehäuse über dem Schaft folgende zweizeilige Bezeichnung auf: NICKEL STEEL BARREL ESPECIALLY FOR SMOKLESS POWDER und danach einzeilig 7,62mm. Auf der Laufoberseite am Laufansatz befindet sich den Stempel PW im Oval und an der rechte Seite eine weitere Bezeichnung im Rechteck. Das Gehäuse trägt linksseitig zweizeilig die Herstellerbezeichnung MANUFACTURED BY WINCHESTER REPEATING ARMS Co. NEW HAVEN CONN.U.S.A. PATENTED NOV. 5.95. NOV.12.95. AUG. 17.97. JAN. 25.98. AUG. 23.98. AUG. 6.1907 und auf der Gehäuseoberseite: PW im Oval und darunter 7,62 über M.M. sowie an der rechten Gehäuseseite nach dem Laufansatz quer zur Schussrichtung: X N 3 im Rechteck. Der Gehäusesteg im Bereich des Kolbenhalses trägt die nachstehende dreizeilige Beschriftung: MODEL 1895 WINCHESTER TRADE MARK REG. U.S. PAT OFF & FGN Der Gehäusesteg im Bereich des Kolbenhalses unter dem Repetiermechanismus weist die S.Nr. 283916 und danach den Buchstaben B auf. Der Repetierhebel trägt innseitig einen diversen Abnahmestempel. Die Waffe besitzt keinen Handschutz und der Unterring wurde professionell angepasst und im Weiteren ist ein kleines Stück des Hahnspornes abgebrochen. Der sehr schön im Original erhaltene Schaft weist an der linken Kolbenseite den Stempel X N 3 im Rechteck auf und darüber den Reichseigentumsstempel (stilisierter Adler mit umlaufender Beschriftung DEUTSCHES REICH Hinsichtlich der Verwendung von Fremdwaffen beim Reichsheer führt "Das deutsche Soldatenbuch" Deutschlands Wehr und Waffen im Wandel der Zeiten 2. Band - Herausgegeben von Major a.D. F.W. Deiß Verlag von Alwin Fröhlich in Leipzig 1926; auf Seite 188 an: ?"Außerdem fand man dort Gewehre amerikanischer Fertigung nach dem System Winchester, mit Blockverschluss und Hammerschloss, aber mit Mittelschaftsmagazin für die russische 7,62mm Munition. "!   Russische Handfeuerwaffen wurden sowohl im Reichsheer des 1. Weltkrieges wie auch im 2. Weltkrieg als Beutewaffen bzw. Fremdwaffen in Verwendung genommen. Siehe hierzu: Kennblätter fremden Geräts -Heft 1- Handwaffen Vom 20.3.41 Oberkommando des Heeres Heereswaffenamt Die deutsche Bezeichnung für diese Waffe war Gewehr 255 (r) Die Schaftkappe weist im Anschlagbereich einen vertikalen runden federnden Schieber auf hinter dem sich eine Bohrung im Schaft verbirgt. Die Waffe befindet sich in einem schönem nrgl. Originalzustand nicht überarbeitet mit einer Brünierung welche bis zu 90% erhalten, und nur an den Anbauteilen und dem Gehäuse etwas berieben, ist. An der sehr selten anzutreffenden Waffe befindet sich der originale dazugehörende Gewehrriemen welcher sich ebenfalls in einem sehr schönen Zustand befindet. Die Waffe in Verbindung mit dem Reichseigentumsstempel stellte eine einmalige Rarität dar und befindet sich in einem sehr schönen, originalen Gesamtzustand. Erlaubnispflichtig.         Thies & Schmid Schwäbische Waffenauktionen GmbH - Military Guns (License Required). : Repetier - Büchse Gewehr Winchester Mod. M 95 für Russland mit deutscher militärischer Abnahme des 1. W.K. Kal. 7,62 x 54mm R S.Nr. 283916 Manufact: Winchester Repeating Arms Co. New Haven Conn. U.S.A. The present rifle Winchester Mod. 1895 in caliber 7,62 x 54mm R for Russia has the following two-line inscription on the left side of the barrel between the rear sight and the housing above the stock: NICKEL STEEL BARREL ESPECIALLY FOR SMOKLESS POWDER and then 7.62mm in one line. On the top of the barrel at the barrel shoulder is the stamp PW in an oval and on the right side another inscription in a rectangle. On the left side of the barrel is the maker's mark in two lines MANUFACTURED BY WINCHESTER REPEATING ARMS Co. NEW HAVEN CONN.U.S.A. PATENTED NOV. 5.95. NOV.12.95. AUG. 17.97. JAN. 25.98. AUG. 23.98. AUG. 6.1907 and on the top of the case: PW in an oval and below it 7.62 above M.M. and on the right side of the case after the barrel lug across the direction of fire: X N 3 in a rectangle. The barrel rib in the area of the butt neck bears the following three-line inscription: MODEL 1895 WINCHESTER TRADE MARK REG. U.S. PAT OFF & FGN The case bridge in the area of the butt neck under the repeating mechanism has the S.No. 283916 followed by the letter B. The bolt action bears a miscellaneous acceptance mark on the inside. The gun has no handguard and the lower ring has been professionally fitted and furthermore a small piece of the hammer spur is broken off. The stock is beautifully preserved in its original condition and has the stamp X N 3 in a rectangle on the left side of the butt and the Reichseigentumsstempel (stylized eagle with inscription DEUTSCHES REICH) above it. Regarding the use of foreign weapons in the Reichsheer "Das deutsche Soldatenbuch" Deutschlands Wehr und Waffen im Wandel der Zeiten 2. Band - Herausgegeben von Major a.D. F.W. Deiß Verlag von Alwin Fröhlich in Leipzig 1926; on page 188 states: ... "Also found there were rifles of American manufacture after the Winchester system, with block breech and hammer lock, but with center shaft magazine for Russian 7.62mm ammunition. "! Russian handguns were taken into use both in the Imperial Army of World War 1 and in World War 2 as looted weapons or foreign weapons. See: Identification Sheets of Foreign Equipment - Booklet 1- Handguns From 20.3.41 High Command of the Army Army Weapons Office The German designation for this weapon was Gewehr 255 (r). The buttplate has a vertical round spring loaded slide in the bump stop area behind which is a hole in the stock. The rifle is in a beautiful original condition, not overworked with a finish which is up to 90% preserved, and only on the attachments and the housing a bit rubbed. On the very rare weapon is the original rifle sling which is also in a very nice condition. The weapon in conjunction with the Reich property stamp represented a unique rarity and is in a very nice, original overall condition. Erlaubnispflichtige Schusswaffe / License required Please note bidders should check if the item is permitted in their country of origin prior to bidding. All guns are antique firearms

Guns Arms Armour Thies & Schmid Schwäbische Waffenauktionen GmbH - Erlaubnispflichtige Waffen (Militärische Ordonanzwaffen) : Revolver M79 Mauser Fert. Württemberg S.Nr. 1148 Nrgl. Revolver M 79 im Kaliber 10.6mm Deutsch Ordonnanz für die württembergischen Streitkräfte aus der Waffenfabrik Mauser in Oberndorf mit der S.Nr. 1148. Die Waffe befindet sich in einem schönem Gesamtzustand wobei die Waffe vor einiger Zeit neu brüniert wurde. Zudem weist die Waffe minimale gereinigte Rostnarben am Abzugsbügel und der Ladeklappe auf. Die Waffe weist linksseitig nachstehende Bezeichnunge auf: Linke Waffenseite: miltärische Abnahme (Hirschstange) am Laufansatz und die S.Nr. 1148; daneben am Griffstück bzw. Rahmen die S.Nr. 1148; unterhalb der Trommel die S.Nr.1148 und Gebr. Mauser & Cie. 1880 Oberndorf im Oval. An der Griffunterseite befindet sich folgender Tr. Stempel l.M.26.R.2.37. sowie ein unkenntlich gemachter Tr.Stempel. Sämtliche Kleinteile sind mit der S.Nr. bzw-. den letzten zwei Ziffern der S.Nr. versehen. Insgesamt ein noch schön erhaltener Revolver M 79 für die württembergischen Streitkräfte welche nur 3000 Exemplare von Mauser bezogen. Waffe ohne regulären Neubeschuss. EWB erforderlich! Thies & Schmid Schwäbische Waffenauktionen GmbH - Military Guns (License Required). : Revolver M79 Mauser Fert. Württemberg S.Nr. 1148 Nrgl. revolver M 79 in caliber 10.6mm Deutsch Ordonnanz for the Württemberg armed forces from the arms factory Mauser in Oberndorf with the S.Nr. 1148. The weapon is in a nice overall condition whereby the weapon was newly blued some time ago. The weapon also has minimal cleaned rust scars on the trigger guard and the loading door. The weapon has the following markings on the left side:Left side of the weapon: military acceptance (stag bar) at the base of the barrel and the S.Nr. 1148; next to it on the grip or frame the S.Nr. 1148; below the barrel the S.Nr.1148 and Gebr. Mauser & Cie. 1880 Oberndorf in an oval. On the bottom of the grip is the following Tr. stamp l.M.26.R.2.37. as well as an unrecognizable Tr. stamp.All small parts are marked with the S.Nr. or-. the last two digits of the S.Nr.. All in all a still nicely preserved revolver M 79 for the Württemberg armed forces which purchased only 3000 pieces from Mauser. Weapon without regular reloading.EWB required! Erlaubnispflichtige Schusswaffe / License required Please note bidders should check if the item is permitted in their country of origin prior to bidding. All guns are antique firearms as described

Guns Arms Armour Militärische Ordonanzwaffen Deutschland - Langwaffen (militärisch) : Gewehr Modell 88/05 Kaliber 8x57 I, Seriennummer 7706L, nummerngleich bis auf Verschluss. Gewehr Modell 88/05 in sehr schönem original Zustand Ludwig Loewe Fertigung (keine Türkeilieferung!) aus dem Jahre 1890. Beschriftung der Waffe wie folgt: Laufmantel linke Seite Seriennummer über Buchstabe F. Gehäuseoberseite S=Spitzgeschoss darunter LOEWE BERLIN 1890. Rechte Gehäuseseite vier militärische Abnahmen sowie darüber kleine Abnahme gotischer Buchstabe unter Krone. Linke Gehäuseseite Seriennummer 7706 über L sowie im Weiteren Gew. in kursiv sowie 88. Magazinkasten mit Verschlussdeckel und Schrauben mit Seriennummer nicht zur Seriennummer der Waffe passend sowie militärischen Abnahmen. Schön erhaltener Schaft mit deutlich sichtbaren militärischen Abnahmen an der Kolbenunterseite. In sich nummerngleicher Verschluss mit diversen Abnahmen und konkavem ausgespartem Sicherungsflügel. Nummerngleicher Oberring mit Truppenstempel 72.R.7.140. Original Brünierung so gut wie vollständig erhalten. Am Laufmantelansatz mit Werkzeugspuren. Gehäuse und Verschluss blank. Waffe in schönem Gesamtzustand sehr selten anzutreffendes 88/05, welches nicht aus der Türkeilieferung, sondern seinen Dienst bei deutschen Truppen versah. Erwerbscheinpflichtig! Militärische Ordonanzwaffen Deutschland - Langwaffen (militärisch) : Gewehr Modell 88/05 Kaliber 8x57 I, Seriennummer 7706L, nummerngleich bis auf Verschluss. Rifle model 88/05 in very nice original condition Ludwig Loewe manufacture (no Türkeilieferung!) from the year 1890. Inscription of the weapon as follows: Barrel jacket left side serial number above letter F. Case top S=Spitzgeschoss below LOEWE BERLIN 1890. Right side of case four military acceptances and above small acceptance gothic letter under crown. Left side of case serial number 7706 above L as well as further on thread in italics as well as 88. Magazine box with breech cover and screws with serial number not matching the serial number of the weapon as well as military acceptances. Nicely preserved stock with clearly visible military acceptance marks on the butt plate. Matching-numbered breech with various acceptances and concave recessed safety wing. Matching numbered upper ring with troop stamp 72.R.7.140. Original bluing almost completely preserved. Barrel jacket with tool marks. Case and breech polished. Weapon in nice overall condition, very rare 88/05, which was not delivered to Turkey, but served with German troops. Acquisition certificate required! Erlaubnispflichtige Schusswaffe / License required Please note bidders should check if the item is permitted in their country of origin prior to bidding. All guns are antique firearms as described

Guns Arms Armour Militärische Ordonanzwaffen Deutschland - Kurzwaffen (militärisch) : Pistole P08 Kaliber 7,65 mm Br., Seriennummer 917, mit originalem 9 mm Lauf anbei und Reichswehr-Truppenstempel, nummerngleich. Pistole P08 Kaliber 7,65 mm Br., Seriennummer 917, mit originalem 9 mm Lauf anbei und Reichswehr-Truppenstempel, nummerngleich. Pistole DWM P08 aus DWM-Fertigung, ohne Jahreszahl in sehr schönem Zustand. Kniegelenkverschluss mit DWM-Logo sowie Seriennummer 17 an der linken Kniegelenkverschlussseite, Militärbeschuss unkenntlich gemacht und auf der rechten Seite ziviler Nitrobeschuss Krone/N an Vorder- und Mittelgelenk. Linksseitig am Gabelstück Seriennummer 917, Gabelstück rechte Seite drei militärische Abnahmen, gotische Buchstaben unter Krone sowie Militärischer Beschuss und darunter Ziviler Beschuss Krone über N. Griffstückvorderseite Seriennummer 917 d und am Griffrücken Reichswehr-Truppen-Stempel wie folgt: ?K.89. Lauf im Kaliber 7,65 Para an der Unterseite beschriftet 7,6 mm sowie ziviler Beschuss Krone über N. Der Waffe anbei der originale Lauf im Kaliber 9 mm Luger. An der rechten Oberseite militärischer Beschuss und an der Laufunterseite Kaliberangabe 8,8 sowie Seriennummer 917 d. Waffe mit den üblichen Holzgriffschalen, ohne Original Magazin, Funktion Beeinträchtigt. Erwerbscheinpflichtig! Militärische Ordonanzwaffen Deutschland - Kurzwaffen (militärisch) : Pistole P08 Kaliber 7,65 mm Br., Seriennummer 917, mit originalem 9 mm Lauf anbei und Reichswehr-Truppenstempel, nummerngleich. Pistol P08 caliber 7.65 mm Br., serial number 917, with original 9 mm barrel enclosed and Reichswehr troop stamp, matching numbers. Pistol DWM P08 from DWM production, without year in very nice condition. Knee joint lock with DWM logo as well as serial number 17 on left side of knee joint lock, military proof mark obliterated and on right side civilian nitro proof crown/N on front and center joint. On left fork side serial number 917, fork right side three military acceptance marks, Gothic letters under crown and military proof and below civilian proof crown over N. Grip front serial number 917 d and on grip back Reichswehr troop stamp as follows: ...K.89. Barrel in 7.65 Para caliber inscribed 7.6 mm on the bottom as well as civilian proof crown over N. Attached to the weapon is the original barrel in 9 mm Luger caliber. On the top right side military proof and on the bottom side of the barrel caliber 8,8 and serial number 917 d. Weapon with the usual wooden grip panels, without original magazine, function impaired. Acquisition certificate required! Erlaubnispflichtige Schusswaffe / License required Please note bidders should check if the item is permitted in their country of origin prior to bidding. All guns are antique firearms as described

Guns Arms Armour Militärische Ordonanzwaffen Ausland - Kurzwaffen (militärisch) : Revolver Rast und Gasser Kaliber 8mm Gasser, Seriennummer 60034. Guns Arms Armour Revolver Rast und Gasser Kaliber 8mm Gasser, Seriennummer 60034. Österreichischer Revolver Rast und Gasser M1898 in sehr schönem Zustand. Bezeichnung linke Rahmenseite PATENT RAST & GASSER WIEN und Seriennummer. Rahmenoberseite österreichischer Beschuss W-N Doppeladler 15 (Baujahr 1915). Linke Laufseite Seriennummer und Seriennummer auf Trommel. Holzgriffschalen mit Fischhaut. Erwerbscheinpflichtig! Militärische Ordonanzwaffen Ausland - Kurzwaffen (militärisch) : Revolver Rast und Gasser Kaliber 8mm Gasser, Seriennummer 60034. Revolver Rast and Gasser caliber 8mm Gasser, serial number 60034. Austrian revolver Rast and Gasser M1898 in very nice condition. Designation left side of frame PATENT RAST & GASSER WIEN and serial number. Top of frame Austrian proof W-N double eagle 15 (year of manufacture 1915). Left side of barrel serial number and serial number on drum. Wooden grip panels with checkering. Acquisition certificate required! Erlaubnispflichtige Schusswaffe / License required Please note bidders should check if the item is permitted in their country of origin prior to bidding. All guns are antique firearms as described

Guns Arms Armour Militärische Ordonanzwaffen Ausland - Langwaffen (militärisch) : Gewehr Garant Modell M1 Kaliber .30-06 Springfield, Seriennummer 334750, nummerngleich. Gewehr Garant Modell M1 aus Springfield Armory in sehr schönem, nicht Arsenalüberholter original Zustand. Gehäuseoberseite U.S. RIFLE CAL. .30 M1 SPRINGFIELD ARMORY sowie Seriennummer. Verschlussdeckel mit Beschaffungsnummer. Waffe in original Phosphatierung, nicht überarbeitet. Schaft ohne Dellen in schönem Zustand. Erwerbscheinpflichtig! Militärische Ordonanzwaffen Ausland - Langwaffen (militärisch) : Gewehr Garant Modell M1 Kaliber .30-06 Springfield, Seriennummer 334750, nummerngleich. Rifle Garant Model M1 from Springfield Armory in very nice non arsenal refurbished original condition. Case top U.S. RIFLE CAL. .30 M1 SPRINGFIELD ARMORY and serial number. Breech cover with procurement number. Weapon in original phosphate finish, not refinished. Stock without dents in nice condition. Acquisition certificate required! Erlaubnispflichtige Schusswaffe / License required Please note bidders should check if the item is permitted in their country of origin prior to bidding. All guns are antique firearms as described

Guns Arms Armour Erlaubnispflichtige Feuerwaffen (Militärische Ordonanzwaffen) - Zivile Waffen bis 1945 : Revolver Modell 83 Kaliber 10,6mm Dt. Ordonanz, Seriennummer 1606, nummerngleich. Revolver Modell 83 Kaliber 10,6mm Dt. Ordonanz, Seriennummer 1606, nummerngleich. Sehr schön erhaltener Revolver Modell 83 aus nicht staatlicher Fertigung für Offiziere im Kaliber 10,6mm Dt. Ord. Linke Rahmenseite vor Abzugsbügel Mod. 83. Rechte Rahmenseite oberhalb vorderer Bereich des Abzugsbügels Seriennummer. Zeitgenössischer ziviler Beschuss rechte Seite Laufansatz Krone/U und am Lauf. Insgesamt sehr schön erhaltener priv. Offiziersrevolver Modell 83 weitgehend an das Militärmodell angelehnt, jedoch mit festintegriertem, schwenkbarerem Hülsenausstosser. Braune Holzgriffschaln mit Fischhaut. Erwerbscheinpflichtig! Military Firearms (purchase license rquired) - Zivile Waffen bis 1945 : Revolver Modell 83 Kaliber 10,6mm Dt. Ordonanz, Seriennummer 1606, nummerngleich. Revolver Model 83 caliber 10,6mm Dt. Ordonanz, serial number 1606, matching numbers. Very nicely preserved revolver Model 83 from non-governmental production for officers in caliber 10,6mm Dt. Ord. Left side of frame in front of trigger guard Mod. 83. Right side of frame above front area of trigger guard serial number. Contemporary civilian proof mark right side barrel lug crown/U and on barrel. Overall very nicely preserved priv. officer's revolver Model 83 largely based on military model, but with fixed swivel case ejector. Brown wooden grip panels with checkering. Acquisition certificate required! Erlaubnispflichtige Schusswaffe / License required Please note bidders should check if the item is permitted in their country of origin prior to bidding. All guns are antique firearms as described

The post-war C.B., Great War D.S.C. group of eleven awarded to Vice-Admiral M. H. A. Kelsey, Royal Navy, a veteran of Dogger Bank and Jutland, who went on to command the cruiser Naiad (1940-42) and battleship Warspite (1944), the latter commissions including extensive action in the Mediterranean and off Normandy, including his unique order in the annals of Naval gunnery on D-Day, 6 June 1944: ‘Fifty rounds 15-inch rapid fire’ The Most Honourable Order of The Bath, C.B. (Military) Companion’s neck badge, silver-gilt and enamel; Distinguished Service Cross, G.V.R., hallmarks for London 1920; 1914-15 Star (S. Lt. M. H. A. Kelsey, R.N.); British War and Victory Medals, with M.I.D. oak leaves (Lieut. M. H. A. Kelsey, R.N.); 1939-45 Star; Atlantic Star; Africa Star; Defence and War Medals, with M.I.D. oak leaf; Coronation 1937, unnamed as issued, mounted as worn, generally very fine and better (11) £5,000-£6,000 --- Provenance: R. C. Witte Collection, Dix Noonan Webb, December 2007. C.B. London Gazette 10 June 1948. D.S.C. London Gazette 11 June 1919: ‘For distinguished services whilst in command of a destroyer.’ Marcel Harcourt Attwood Kelsey was born in February 1894 and attended Eastman’s, Winchester prior to entering the Royal Navy as a Naval Cadet in January 1907. Appointed Midshipman in the cruiser Good Hope in September 1911, he was advanced to Sub. Lieutenant in September 1914, while serving in Dryad. Then, in January 1915, he joined the destroyer Defender, in which ship he was present at Dogger Bank before removing to another destroyer, the Obdurate, in April 1916 - on this occasion as a newly promoted Lieutenant and “Jimmy the One”. A fellow officer in Obdurate later described Kelsey as ‘tall, blond and intrepid’, and ‘a polished product of the new Navy, trained to a strong sense of active duty’ - in point of fact ‘[h]e kept the ship’s company on the hop and, although they groused at times, he soon had them worked up to a fair state of war efficiency’. And this was fortuitous, for the Obdurate had a busy time at Jutland, participating in the 13th Destroyer Flotilla’s attack on German destroyers in the afternoon of 31 May 1916, during which she was hit by a 4.1-inch shell from the Regensburg, in addition to suffering a ‘burst’ 4-inch gun of her own. Nonetheless, she managed to stop and pick up three survivors from the Ardent. Kelsey removed to the Valentine in November 1917, in which ship he remained actively employed until the War’s end, a period that witnessed at least one action with a U-Boat patrol and, ultimately, the award of his D.S.C. Advanced to Commander in June 1930 and to Captain in December 1936, he was serving at the Admiralty as Deputy Director of Personnel by the renewal of hostilities. In April 1940, however, he was given command of the cruiser Naiad, in which capacity he would see a great deal of action in the Mediterranean, and serve on the staff of Rear-Admirals Vian and King, in addition to acting at other times as S.N.O. of 15th Cruiser Squadron. Naiad was heavily employed in the operations leading to the evacuation of Greece and Crete in April-May 1941, and took several hits off the latter place on 22 May: ‘The light cruiser Naiad had two turrets put out of action, and near misses caused several of her compartments to be flooded and her speed to be reduced to 17 or 18 knots. In the course of ten minutes there were 36 misses, and during a period of two hours 181 bombs were counted. Only two of her turrets remained in action ... ’ Added to which, she lost 7 men killed and a further 31 wounded. Having then fought an engagement with a French destroyer off Beirut, the Naiad was involved in several further engagements in December 1941, among them the action off Bardia, in which the Barham was lost, and the bombardment of Derna. In January 1942, Kelsey was appointed Commodore at Freetown, but he returned to sea with command of the battleship Warspite in March 1944, a commission that would witness significant support being lent to the Normandy landings, not least on D-Day itself, when she was one of the very first ships to engage the enemy ashore, her 15-inch broadsides silencing the enemy coastal batteries at Benerville and Villerville - the latter target was treated to no less than 73 rounds of 15-inch, 9 of them resulting in direct hits. A few days later, off the “Gold” area, Kelsey had occasion to issue his famous command: ‘Fifty rounds 15-inch rapid fire’, an ‘order which must be unique in the annals of British naval gunnery’. Unsurprisingly, his target, a large concentration of enemy troops and tanks hidden in woodland, rapidly dispersed! That evening, the Warspite returned to Portsmouth to embark still more ammunition, following which she journeyed to Rosyth to replace her worn guns - this entailing the first passage of the Dover Straits by a capital ship since the famous ‘Channel Dash’ back in 1942. The German batteries on ‘the whole French coast were ablaze with their gun flashes’, luckily, however, without effect. Back off Brest by late August, Kelsey got his new guns into action on behalf of the Americans, Warspite firing 147 rounds of 15-inch high explosive, and 66 armour-piercing shells, on the 25 alone - she, too, was subjected to heavy fire from enemy batteries, but was only hit by a few shell splinters. In the following month, off Le Havre, she engaged enemy gun positions at her maximum range of 32,000 yards, assisted by our aircraft spotting for her, and wiped out a troublesome 6.7-inch battery. Better still, she lent valuable assistance to the Royal Marines during the subsequent Walcheren operations, but this proved to be the last time her 15-inch guns were fired in anger, and Kelsey came ashore in early 1945 to take up the post of Commodore, Chatham. He had, meanwhile, been Mentioned in Despatches for ‘Neptune’ (London Gazette 28 November 1944 refers). Advanced to Rear-Admiral in January 1946, and awarded the C.B. in the Birthday Honours List of 1948, he was placed on the Retired List in the rank of Vice-Admiral in the following year. His last post had been as Flag Officer, Malta, where he oversaw the clearing of Valetta Harbour, in addition to boarding operations in connection with immigrant ships trying to run the blockade of Palestine. The Admiral died in 1965. Sold with a fine run of original ship’s ‘flimsies’ 1911-40 (approximately 40).

A Second War ‘D-Day’ D.S.C. group of five awarded to Acting Commander L. R. Curtis, Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve, who commanded Assault Group J4 during Operation Neptune Distinguished Service Cross, G.VI.R., the reverse officially dated ‘1944’ and privately engraved, ‘Commander L. R. Curtis, R.N.V.R., Ouistreham, June 6th’; 1939-45 Star; Atlantic Star, 1 clasp, France and Germany; Defence and War Medals, with M.I.D. oak leaf, mounted as worn, lacquered, good very fine (5) £1,000-£1,400 --- Provenance: Dix Noonan Webb, December 2006. D.S.C. London Gazette 28 November 1944. M.I.D. London Gazette 8 June 1944. Leonard Rupert Curtis was appointed a Temporary Sub Lieutenant in the “Wavy Navy” in January 1942. Advanced to Lieutenant in April 1942, he joined the landing craft training base Copra in September 1943, which appointment culminated in his appointment to the command of Assault Group J4 on D-Day, a unit comprising the 200th and 201st L.C.I. (S.) Flotillas which landed at “Queen Red” and “Queen White” beaches near Ouistreham. Curtis appears in the acknowledgements of numerous D-Day histories, but no-one was closer to him at the initial landing stage than Lord Lovat, who ‘borrowed’ his bunk during the Channel crossing: ‘The paling stars spelt out ‘Invasion’. It was blowing half a gale and getting light enough to see Curtis, now with his steel helmet on. He had reddish hair and a serious face. A quiet-spoken, dependable man, keenly aware of the importance of the occasion. Rupert was to be awarded the D.S.C. for the work he did that day. I imagine he felt lonely on the crossing: twenty-two boats pitching in line ahead; seven hours of eye-strain darkness, keeping station in rough weather up the swept passage through the minefields. “Twenty miles from the coast and twelve to lowering point,” he shouted against the wind. I nodded respectfully, trying a shivering smile with eyes on the duffle coat. The navigator had done his job well - on course and ahead of the clock. Nautical twilight was past and the sea changing colour to oystershell in the grey dawn when the Aldis lamp blinked on our port bow: “Good morning, Commandos, and the best of British luck.” Curtis and his yeoman spelt out the signal. We made a suitable reply: “Thanks. Think we are going to bloody well need it.” Rupert ran up the battle ensign. War was becoming personal again ... Half-seen through palls of smoke, boats were burning to our left front ... Curtis made a slight alteration of course to starboard. A tank landing-craft with damaged steering came limping back through the flotilla. The helmsman had a bandage round his head and there were dead men on board, but he gave us the V sign and shouted something as the unwieldly craft went by. Spouts of water splashed a pattern of falling shells. Among the off-shore obstacles - heavy poles and hedgehog pyramids with Teller mines attached - we started to take direct hits. Curtis picked his spot to land, increased speed and headed for the widest gap, the arrowhead formation closing on either side. The quiet orders - a tonic from the ridge - raised everybody’s game: “Amidships. Steady as she goes.” The German batteries mistakenly used armour-piercing ammunition in preference to high explosive and bursting shrapnel. Derek’s landing brows were shot away and beyond him Ryan Price’s boat went up with a roar. Max had an unpleasant experience when a shell went through his four petrol tanks without exploding. Rear headquarters got away with minor casualties. Our command ship took two shells in the stern. It happened in the last hundred yards. There was no time to look back. The impact must have swung us round for two boats, Max’s and mine, touched down side by side. Each carried four thousand gallons of high-octane fuel in non-sealing tanks aft of the bridge. Had Max blown-up we would have gone with him. Five launches out of twenty-two were knocked out, but the water was not deep and Commandos got ashore wading; a few men went wading in the shell craters’ (Lovat’s March Past refers). Curtis attained the rank of Acting Commander in April 1945 and was released from the Active List in April 1946.

A post-War ‘Royal Yacht’ C.V.O., C.B.E. group of nine awarded to Captain J. S. ‘Fish’ Dalglish, Royal Navy, who served aboard H.M.S. London during the Yangtze incident and was the first Commanding Officer of Her Majesty’s Yacht Britannia The Royal Victorian Order, C.V.O., Commander’s neck badge, silver-gilt and enamel, the reverse officially numbered ‘C553’, with short section of neck riband for display purposes; The Most Excellent Order of the British Empire, C.B.E. (Military) Commander’s 2nd type neck badge, silver-gilt and enamel, with short section of neck riband for display purposes; 1939-45 Star; Atlantic Star; Africa Star; Pacific Star; War Medal 1939-45, with M.I.D. oak leaf; Naval General Service 1915-62, 1 clasp, Yangtze 1949 (Cdr. J. S. Dalglish. R.N.); Coronation 1953, unnamed as issued; together with the related miniature dress medals, both sets mounted for display, good very fine (9) £2,800-£3,400 --- C.V.O. London Gazette 1 January 1955: ‘For services in H.M. Yacht Britannia.’ C.B.E. London Gazette 8 June 1963. M.I.D. London Gazette 11 June 1946: ‘For winding-up operations in the Far East.’ James Stephen Dalglish, widely known as ‘Fish’, was born in Kensington, London, on 1 October 1913, eldest son of Robin Campsie Dalglish, later Rear-Admiral. He was educated at Ampleforth and Dartmouth, and in January 1931 joined the battleship Rodney as a Naval Cadet. He was promoted to Acting Sub-Lieutenant on 1 January 1934; Sub-Lieutenant, 1 May 1934; Lieutenant, 1 June 1935; Lieutenant-Commander, 1 June 1943; Commander, 30 June 1948; Captain, 30 June 1954; retired, 31 August 1963. In August 1939 Dalglish was appointed to Kempenfelt as Gunnery Officer of the 18th Destroyer Flotilla, but after less than a month he was posted back to Excellent, where his duties included gunnery training of the armed merchant cruisers. In February 1940 he began a two-year posting in Faulknor, leader of the 8th Destroyer Flotilla, engaged on patrols in the North Sea, off the coast of Norway, and then to Gibraltar as part of Force H, escorting warships and convoys to Malta. In February 1942, following a refit at Southampton, Faulknor escorted convoy PQ9 to Murmansk. In April 1942, Dalglish commenced an 18-month appointment on the staff of the gunnery school at Chatham. Having been promoted to Lieutenant-Commander, Dalglish was appointed to the cruiser Swiftsure in September 1943. He served in this ship for the rest of the war, at home and in the Mediterranean, before sailing for the Far East in October 1944, where Swiftsure took part in Operation Iceberg which lasted until the end of May 1945, when the last Japanese resistance on Okinawa was crushed. Following an appointment in April 1947 as Staff Officer Force T, the naval component of the British occupation force in Japan, Dalglish was appointed Staff Gunnery Officer of the 5th Cruiser Squadron at Hong Kong and serving in Sussex. After his promotion to Commander in June 1948, he successfully applied to remain in Hong Kong as Fleet Gunnery Officer on the staff of Admiral Alec Madden. In April 1949, Admiral Madden decided to visit Shanghai for St George’s Day, and he and his staff embarked in the cruiser London. At this time civil war was raging between the Communists and the Nationalists. The capital of Nationalist China was Chungking, which lay on the upper Yangtze. On 20 April the frigate Amethyst was proceeding upstream to relieve another ship as guard-ship there. As she approached Chungking, about 140 miles upstream from Shanghai, she suddenly came under heavy fire from communist batteries on the north bank. One of the first shots struck the bridge, badly injuring the captain and helmsman. Amethyst then went aground and while thus immobilised was hit several more times, suffering 17 killed and 10 wounded. Some of the ship’s company, including the wounded, were evacuated to the south and an uneasy truce developed. Admiral Madden decided that London should go to the assistance of Amethyst and, on the 21st, advanced upstream with her battle ensigns flying. As a staff officer, Dalglish had no particular duties but was assigned to “A” turret where, in his own words, ‘I had precisely nothing to do but to sit at the back of the gunhouse talking with the Ordnance Artificer’. Long before reaching Amethyst, London came under heavy fire, ‘the Communists opened fire at a range of less than a mile with solid armour-piercing (anti-tank) bullets and larger high explosive shells from field guns. London was a very big ship and difficult to miss at that close range, the former penetrated the ship like butter and the latter wreaked terrible damage... London opened fire with everything and I have little doubt that our 8-inch, 4-inch and pom-pom gunfire caused havoc ashore... Poor London was hit over 250 times! The turret I was in was put out of action by armour-piercing bullets severing the electric cables and then an H.E. hit on the turret roof flipped off one of the three armour plates and we were open to the sky! We were achieving nothing for Amethyst so we eventually turned in the river and retreated, with nineteen dead and many more wounded.’ London returned to the U.K. and was eventually scrapped. Admiral Madden and his staff, meanwhile, transferred to the cruiser Belfast, and returned to Hong Kong. Soon after, Dalglish returned to the U.K. and was cheered to receive news during the voyage of Amethyst’s successful escape from the Yangtze. On his return from the Far East Dalglish had a period ashore, first attending the Joint Services Staff Course, then instructing the Sub-Lieutenant courses at the Royal Naval College, Greenwich. Towards the end of 1952, he was selected to be Executive Officer of the Royal Yacht which was still under construction on the Clyde. First, however, he had to have experience in command and, for the first three months of 1953, he commanded the destroyer Aisne. He took up his appointment to the Royal Yacht (subsequently named Britannia) on 8 April 1953. He and the other officers supervised the final stages of construction, fitting out and selection of the ratings - it was a sought after posting, with over 1,000 applicants for just 200 vacancies. The new company then had to be trained in the peculiarities of service in a Royal Yacht - for example, orders had to be given and executed silently. Dalglish was gratified to learn that the Queen would tour the Commonwealth in early 1954 in the liner Gothic and that the Flag Officer Royal Yachts would accompany her which meant that Dalglish would be the first (acting) Captain of the Britannia. On 14 April 1954, Prince Charles and Princess Anne embarked, escorted by various members of the royal household, and Britannia sailed for Malta, where she arrived on 22 April. The Flag Officer and other officers from Gothic took up their appointments, and Dalglish reverted to his role as Executive Officer. Britannia then sailed for Tobruk where, on 1 May, the Queen and Prince Philip embarked for the final stage of their journey. The following day, the Mediterranean Fleet, commanded by Lord Mountbatten, executed an impressive manoeuvre, steaming past Britannia at 25 knots at a distance of only 300 to 400 yards. On 15 May Britannia conveyed the Queen up the Thames to the Pool of London, right by the Tower. It was a grand occasion, with hundreds of thousands of spectators, hundreds of boats crammed with people, everyone cheering and waving and sirens hooting. Dalglish was still aboard Britannia for the July/August trip to Canada but, having been promoted to Captain in June 1954, left the Yacht in October. He received further recognition for his services to the roy...

The Royal Humane Society Medal in Silver, with scarce Second Award Clasp awarded to Acting Captain H. Hopper, Royal Navy, who was awarded a D.S.O. in the Second World War Royal Humane Society, small silver medal (successful) (Sub Lieut. H. G. Hopper, R.N.15 July 1918) with Second Award Bar, dated ‘8th Aug. 1922’, with integral top silver riband buckle, good very fine £600-£800 --- R.H.S. Silver Medal ‘Sub-Lieutenant Humfrey Hopper, R.N., H.M.S. Mallow.’ (Case No. 44,656) ‘On the night of the 14th July, 1918, the French steamship Djemnah, with troops on board, was torpedoed in the Mediterranean, and sank in two minutes. H.M.S. Mallow, which was in the vicinity, lowered and sent away all her boats to pick up survivors, there being nothing left in the ship in the early morning except the Carley rafts. These, when put overboard were found to be slow and unhandy in the choppy sea when picking up isolated survivors, and were finally abandoned. Seeing this, Sub-Lieut. Hopper stripped and went overboard several times, swimming out to the men who were supporting themselves on small pieces of wreckage in the last stage of exhaustion and bringing them to the ship, where they were got on board. In this way at least six lives were saved whom it would otherwise have been impossible to reach.’ R.H.S. Silver Clasp ‘Lieutenant Humfrey G. Hopper, R.N., H.M.S. Raleigh’ (Case No. 46,560A) ‘About 3.30 p.m. on the 8th August, 1922, H.M.S. Raleigh stranded near Armour Point, Forteau Bay, on the coast of Labrador, a dense fog prevailing at the time. With a view to saving those on board, a cutter was lowered in order to get a line ashore and thus establish communication with the ship. Lieut. Hopper, went into the cutter, but seeing that they might be unable to get ashore owing to the reefs, over which heavy seas were breaking, he took a line, and leaping into the sea near the ship swam to the reefs and succeeded in getting through the breakers, and then made his way through the surf to the rocks and landing the line by which over 700 officers and men with the aid of rafts were safely landed. There was a strong wind with heavy sea and thick fog, the water being very cold.’ Humfrey Greenwood Hopper was born on 25 November 1898. He was appointed an Acting Sub-Lieutenant in the Royal Navy on 15 March 1917 and was confirmed in that rank in November 1917. He served on H.M.S. Glorious, October 1916-June 1917, after which he served on H.M.S. Mallow, June 1917-December 1918. He was on the latter ship when it went to the assistance of the French liner Djemnah which was in a convoy, carrying a large number of troops across the Mediterranean, when she was torpedoed by a German submarine on the night of 14/15 July 1917. The ship sank with the loss of 442 lives. Sub-Lieutenant Hopper was awarded the R.H.S. Medal in Silver for his brave actions in going to the aid of several exhausted French soldiers in the water. Hopper was promoted to Lieutenant in November 1919 and Lieutenant Commander in November 1927. He was awarded a Clasp to the R.H.S. Medal in 1922 when his ship - H.M.S. Raleigh, ran aground in thick fog and became a total wreck off Point Armour, on the coast of Labrador. Hopper swam with a line to the shore, through dangerous breaking seas, and in doing so, was instrumental in preserving the lives of some 700 men of the ship’s complement. Ten lives were lost in the accident. During the Second World War as Acting Captain of H.M.S. St. Tudno, he was awarded the Distinguished Service Order (London Gazette 19 December 1944) for his services in minesweeping in the Scheldt; mentioned in despatches (London Gazette 4 September 1945) for Operation Fireball - minesweeping work in clearing a passage to Rotterdam and Yjmuiden, thereby making possible a swift relief of Holland; he was also awarded the Belgian Order of Leopold and Croix de Guerre for services in the liberation of Belgium. Hopper was placed on the Retired List with the rank of Commander in 1948. Sold with a quantity of copied research including copied service papers and reports on the rescues, with a photograph of the stranded H.M.S. Raleigh.

Armorial bowl Chinese, 18th Centurywith curving edges and gilt details, decorated with blue and white borders, the interior border intricately decorated with various patterns, butterflies, flowers and foliage, scrolling flowers to the centre of the bowl, coats of armour on the exterior of the bowl, the coats of arms with the inscription 'NEC ORATIONI VITA DISSENTIAT', the coats of armour framed by flowers, 25.5cm diameter x 11.5cm high With signs of wear consistent with age and use. With hairline crack. With chips. With natural firing imperfections.

An Armour Collection 1:48 F 14 concat jet together with a further Newray Triumph Bonneville 1:6 scale motorbike

Two Mid 20th Century Enamelled Metal Fire Companion Figures, Dutch Boy and Knight in Armour, 46cm High

An Early 20th Century French Bronze Effect Study of a Knight in Armour, "La Gloire", Turned Wooden Base, 45cm High Overall

One album of part set/odds including Scissor's Britain's Defenders, Drum Horses, Will's Arms & Armour, Will's Britain's Defenders, Capstan Types of the British Army, Will's Victoria Cross Heroes, Will's Russo-Japanese series and Will's Types of the British Army. Over 160 cards. Good, Some Fair/Poor Examples.

One album of part set/odds including Ogden's Soldiers of the King, Infantry Training, Phillip's Types of British Soldiers, Colonial Troops, Player's Allied Cavalry, Arms & Armour, Army Life, Badges & Flags, Badges & Flags, Highland Clans, Military Series, Regimental Uniforms, Old England's Defenders etc. Over 230 cards.

GOLFINO; a pair of navy blue golf trousers, a black pair, both size 36, a pair of black Under Armour outdoor trousers, size 36/32 and a pair of Colmar navy blue outdoor trousers, size 36 (4).

Ca. 100 AD.A bronze figurine of a gladiator with a scaled arm guard, small sword, and large rectangular shield. Gladiators were famous in ancient Rome for their combat skills and bravery in the arena. The Murmillo was a class of gladiator that developed in the 100 AD and was often paired with the Thraex for gladiatoral combats. For similar see: Christie's, Live Auction 5524, Axel Guttmann Collection of Ancient Arms and Armour, Part 2, 28 April 2004, Lot 171. Size: L:50mm / W:30mm ; 55g Provenance: Private UK collection; from an old London collection formed in the 1990s.

Two Chinese famille rose figures,20th century, possibly Guan Yu, comprising:one standing in a full armour, a four-character Wei Hongtai zao mark within a recessed square to base, 34.5cm high, and the other seated, wearing a long robe, 26cm high (2)Condition ReportStanding figure - attachement missing from top of hat and left hand. Chipped to hat, robe and edges of base. Seated figure - attachement missing from hat, hat chipped to ribbons. Enamel losses.

A pair of Chinese famille rose vases,Daoguang (1821-1850), each of tapering form, painted with Sun Ce in full armour, the reverse inscribed 'Jiangdong Sun Lang',13cm high (2)Provenance: The Collection of Mr Edmund Bruce Ball (1873-1944), and thence by descent.清道光 粉彩孙策图瓶 一对Condition ReportBoth with enamel losses.