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MIXED COLLECTION OF MILITARY EPAULETTES AND BADGES

PAIR OF 1990'S ROYAL ULSTER CONSTABULARY INSPECTORS EPAULETTES

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A British Naval officer's dress bicorn, epaulettes and sword belt, in fitted toleware box with brass label for Gieve, Matthews and Seagrove Ltd, 21 George Street, Hanover Square; owner's name engraved to a further brass plate 'G. H. Welch R.N.', belt lacking hangers.

A Chief Fireman's Merryweather-style helmet,c.1900, probably belonging to James Archer of Wisbech, together with the original tin hat box, two epaulettes and buttons, two for long service,a vellum-bound book,inscribed 'Borough of Wisbech Fire Engines 1883' with handwritten diary entries by James Archer,a booklet,with pressed card covers with handwritten entries detailing 'Fires and Calls to Fires attended by James Archer, 1852-1900, Fire Engines, Borough of Wisbech Ledger, J. Archer...Wisbech 1875', card-bound with handwritten entries,together with further paperwork memorabilia (qty.)Provenance: The Peter and Pat Crofts Collection.Condition report: Helmet appears good.Box with superficial rust.Books and documents worn and used as expected.

A green canvas military bag and contents including epaulettes and sewing materials.

A group of RAF and RCAF insignia including officer's greatcoat epaulettes and a navigator's brevet

A GEORGIAN OFFICER~S COATEE OF THE 6TH INNISKILLING DRAGOONS the single-breasted scarlet coat with nine regimental buttons to front, scarlet collar the ends edged with twin silver Vellum lace loops on yellow ground, yellow cloth cuffs, three chevron loops of ¾ inch silver lace to sleeves, with buttons bearing the Castle above numeral VI, yellow turnbacks to skirts, edged with half-inch lace, small circular skirt-ornaments embroidered with regimental title, VI and WATERLOO (epaulettes absent) Provenance The Hon David McAlpine The absence of loops to the front, and the presence of silver lace, dates this item to the period 1828-30

A VICTORIAN INFANTRY OFFICER~S UNIFORM OF THE HEIC ARMY A fine double-breasted scarlet coatee with black facings. Two gold lace loops to each end of the collar, four loops on each cuff-slash and two pairs on the skirt-slashes. Ten extremely fine gilt buttons in each row to front. White turnbacks to skirts, bearing a sequin star ornament with 26 embroidered on the scarlet centre. A good grey quilted lining. Epaulettes and skirt-slashes absent, some minor moth, notably to the skirt-lining

[AP] AN ASSEMBLAGE OF NAVAL, MILITARY AND AVIATION MATERIAL including a collection of flags, including an ensign of the Imperial German Navy, and a camp flag of a Foot Guards company (XVII Elizabeth I) on crimson silk; two music-stand banners; a pair of epaulettes, by Larcorn & Veysey, of Portsea, together with three Undress black leather sword-belts with KC clasps (some slings missing); a Captain~s KC shoulder-board for tropical uniform; cap-tallies for HMCS Saguenay, HMCS Bras D~or, and HMS Bilderston; a pair of bandsman~s blue Wings, edged and trimmed with lace; a massive leather saddle-holster for an early 20th Century Martini-Henry or Lee Enfield rifle; a 1903 pattern ammunition belt, bearing a label stating ~used in Great War by Royal Horse Guards~; fourteen canes and swagger-sticks of various units; a collection of military pouches including a brown leather pouch, the flap edged with a double row of embroidery and bearing a gilt metal VRI cypher; a tan leather pouch, edged with narrow embroidery and fitted with a small VR cypher; another brown leather pouch, with plain flap; a plain black patent leather pouch, lacking one suspension loop but attached to part of a white leather pouch-belt retaining its wavy buckle and slide; a modern black patent leather pouch, mounted with a bugle-horn, and a similar pouch, lacking badge; two tins issued to soldiers in the South African War in 1900 as a Christmas present from Queen Victoria (one containing fragments of biscuit), and two presented by Queen Mary for Christmas 1914; three military folding knives; four military bugles; a group of aviation memorabilia, including two enamelled plaques of the RAF Bomber Command, and two wooden photograph frames with a painted Iron Cross, in the form of an aircraft wing-tip; and a collection of fittings, mainly for post-Crimean British headdress (qty) Property from the David Jeffcoat Collection (1945-2020) Part proceeds to benefit Westminster Abbey

HERMANN, LORD NELSON, 49/200, CIRCA 2005 Golden blond mohair, with navy blue dress coat with gold coloured detailing and epaulettes, jointed, growler, 17in. (43cm) COTSWOLD BEAR COMPANY, THE BRITISH COLLECTION, BUCKINGHAM, 85/100 Cream mohair with blued tips, with red white and blue ribbon, jointed, 14in. (36cm) (2) Condition Report: Some signs of having been on display, some noticeable fading to Nelson's neck tie when smoothed out, the ribbon around Buckingham's neck has fraying Condition Report Disclaimer

Five: Lieutenant-Colonel A. B. Thorburn, Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders Queen’s South Africa 1899-1902, 3 clasps, Cape Colony, Orange Free State, Transvaal (Lieut: A. B. Thorburn. A. & S. Hdrs:) engraved naming; King’s South Africa 1901-02, 2 clasps, South Africa 1901, South Africa 1902 (Lt. A. B. Thorburn. A. & S. Hgrs.) engraved naming; 1914 Star, with clasp (Capt: A. B. Thorburn. A. & S. Highrs.); British War and Victory Medals, with M.I.D. oak leaves (Lt. Col. A. B. Thorburn.) light contact marks to Boer War pair, generally very fine and better (5) £600-£800 --- M.I.D. London Gazette 15 June 1916. Adam Brown Thorburn was commissioned Second Lieutenant in the Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders on 6 December 1899, and served with them in South Africa during the Boer War, being present during the operations in the Orange Free State, February to May 1900; in the operations in the Transvaal, July 1900 to May 1902; and in Cape Colony, May 1902. Promoted Lieutenant on 16 September 1901, and Captain on 20 May 1909, he served during the Great War on the Western Front on the Staff from 14 August 1914, and afterwards in command of the 5th Battalion, Highland Light Infantry from 8 September 1918. For his services during the Great War he was promoted Lieutenant-Colonel and was Mentioned in Despatches. Sold together with the recipient’s cloth slip-on epaulettes with rank insignia; Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders Glengarry cap badge; and a set of Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders Officers Collar Dogs.

Royal Navy Officer cocked hat, epaulettes and belt boxed set A good group attributed to Captain T.G.B. Pearce RN. ADCComprising: fine black beaver skin cocked hat, to the left side a black silk rosette with a single twist loop mounted with a gilt post 1901 gilt button to the centre. The interior is with leather sweatband and silk pleated lining. Tailor label for Gieves London ... Full dress sword belt with gilt buckle sword slings and two lines of bullion indicating a junior Officer .... Full dress bullion epaulettes with silver bullion foul anchor and bullion twist tassels. Housed in the original black tin transit/storage box. The lid with painted name of T.G.B. Pearce RN. Clean condition some storage wear. In 1944 he was serving as an Engineering Commander and in January 1964 with the rank of Captain he was appointed ADC to Queen Elizabeth II

Royal Artillery Victorian Officer Patrol Frock Tunic A rare example of dark blue Melton cloth, to each breast five rows of black mohair cords, each with an olivette in the vertical position. The epaulettes are edged with black lace. The collar, cuffs and edging of black cord and lace. The interior with black cotton lining and retaining detachable scarlet and gold cord insert collar. GC Clean condition Some minor age wear

Life Guards Attributed Officers Frock Coat A good scarce example of dark blue melton cloth. Six double rows of black worsted lace to either side of the chest, with pointed ends and sewn to allow the front to hang loose. Each of the rows are sewn with pair olivettes in the vertical position. The epaulettes are edged with black lace,with single rank star. The stand up collar is with black lace and tracing braid. The back is again decorated with lace and tassels. Black cloth lining to interior, this with a tailors label of Rogers & Company London W1 with ink name J.C. Cookson. Remains in good clean condition, with some service wear. Attributed to Second Lieutenant J.C. Cookson commissioned into the Life Guards 1926

Victorian Officers Frock Coat A good scarce example of dark blue melton cloth. Eight double rows of black worsted lace to either side of the chest, with pointed ends and sewn to allow the front to hang loose. Seven of the rows are sewn with olivettes in the vertical position. The epaulettes are edged with black lace,with Victorian Major rank crown. The open rounded collar is with black lace edging. The back is again decorated with lace. Black cloth lining to interior. Remains in good clean condition, with some service wear.

Coldstream Guards Officers scarlet tunic. A good Elizabeth II period example of the regimental pattern. Scarlet melton cloth tunic with blue facings to the cuff, collar and epaulettes. Each cuff is with false cuffs bearing four rows of gold bullion lace each with a regimental button. The collar is with bullion lace and silver bullion Order of the Garter devices, the shoulder straps edged with gold bullion. Complete with regimental pattern buttons (one flat button absent). Quilted cotton lining to the interior with tailors label of Meyer & Mortimer Ltd. GC Scarlet and bullion remain good

Blues & Royals Household Cavalry Officers Frock Coat A good scarce example of dark blue cloth. Six double rows of black worsted lace to either side of the chest, with pointed ends and sewn to allow the front to hang loose. Each of the rows are sewn with pair olivettes in the vertical position. The left breast with UN service medal ribbons. The epaulettes are edged with black lace,with Captain rank star. The stand up collar is with black lace and tracing braid. The back is again decorated with lace and tassels. Black cloth lining to interior, this with a tailors label of J Dege & Sons Ltd of London and name Captain Tomlinson B&R. Fitted with gold aiguillettes. Remains in good clean condition.

Ten pairs of German post-war military uniform epaulettes. P&P Group 1 (£14+VAT for the first lot and £1+VAT for subsequent lots)

Norfolk Yeomanry No.1 Ceremonial Dress Uniform at the rank of 2nd Lt, named inside George Townshend, 7th Marquess Townshend 1936 and made Hawkes & Co., Saville Row. 7th Marquess Townshend was commissioned into 430 Bty Norfolk Yeomanry as a 2nd Lieutenant in 1936. An excellent uniform with Chainmail epaulettes in very good condition. A rare piece of Norfolk history

A William Anderson & Sons Ltd Edinburgh military dress jacket. [In the style of sharpe from the tv series] Designed with gold thread epaulettes and collar badges, Belonged to Major I.K Will 295833 G. Dec. 1953.

A collection of Royal Navy epaulettes, embroidered insignia, gilded brass buttons, mostly rank of Lieutenant Commander etc.

An Elizabeth II Part Uniform to 2nd Lieutenant C.D. Heneage 9/12 Lancers, circa 1970's, comprising No.1 blue service tunic with crimson stand-up collar, chain epaulettes, brass shoulder titles and General Service Medal breast ribbon, mess dress jacket, waistcoat and overalls with yellow side stripes; also, three pairs of black leather mess wellingtons, a pair of black leather riding boots, a pair of nickel box spurs and a pair of boot pulls (qty)Condition report: One pair of Mess wellingtons - possibly size 8 1/2 measure 29cm from toe to heel along the sole.Two pairs of Mess wellingtons and the riding boots each measure 27cm from toe to heel along the sole, narrow fitting, possibly size 5 1/2

A 1950's/1960's Gannex policeman's long / overcoat, with epaulettes, double breasted,  Leicester Police label

British Royal Air Force uniform, a blue jacket with Dewhirst Ltd label "Uniform Man RAF Musicians No9 Dress, Linger" having Gaunt staybrite buttons, bullion wire crowned lyre lower sleeve rank insignia, crowned eagle bullion wire collar badges, pair of RAF REGIMENT bullion wire shoulder titles, bullion wire knot epaulettes, and medal ribbon for Golden Jubilee 2002.

British Army uniform, a black jacket having Northumberland Hussars buttons and collar badges, chainmail epaulettes with NH shoulder titles, single chevron rank insignia for the rank of Lance Corporal. 

British Army uniform, a black jacket having Northumberland Hussars buttons and collar badges, chainmail epaulettes with NH shoulder titles, single chevron rank insignia for the rank of Lance Corporal, and bullion wire South Africa 1900-1902 sleeve badge, also a shoulder belt with black pouch and a pair of twin stripe trousers with Cavalry Pattern label size 25, (3).

British Army uniform, a black jacket with Issac Walton and Co Ltd of London label  having Northumberland Hussars Firmin buttons and collar badges, chainmail epaulettes, triple star epaulette rank insignia for the rank of Captain, and medal ribbons for 1939-1945 star, Africa medal with 8 clasp, Italy medal, WWII Defence medal and WWII war medal.

British Army uniform, a black jacket with Wathen Gardiner label "Jacket No1 Dress Size 10 1965" having 4th/7th Dragoon Guards staybrite buttons and collar badges, chainmail epaulettes, triple chevron sleeve rank insignia for the rank of Sergeant, and medal ribbon for United Nation Force in Cyprus UNFICYP medal.

Officers Uniform Grouping to the Queens Royal Surrey Regiment, blue tunic with regimental buttons to front shoulder, and sleeves, holes in collar and epaulettes for badges, ribbons for the General Service Medal 1918 and GSM 1962 to left breast, makers label for Conway Williams, 48 Brooke Street, London, & at Camberley, with owners name 'JBW Reid Esq', blue trousers with scarlet stripe to seams, together with an Officers Mess Dress uniform to the same regiment, regimental buttons to jacket and waistcoat, embroidered bullion crown to epaulettes for the rank of Major, blue trousers with scarlet stripes, the Queens Royal Surrey Regiment was formed in 1959 from the amalgamation of the Queens Royal Regiment (West Surrey) and the East Surrey Regiment, it existed only for seven years before being amalgamated again with several other regiments to form the Queens Regiment

Royal Irish Regiment Officers Uniform items,officers Caubeen with staff officers bullion badge, label to lining 'Bonnet, Mans, Royal Irish Regiment', detachable green horsehair plume , well worn black beret with staff officers bullion badge, label sown to lining with owners name '506864 King', Rifle Officers crossbelt and pouch with silver devices, Regimental Crossbelt Badge, Boss Badge and Pouch Badge hallmarked Sheffield 1998, maker H & S, black patent leather Rifle Officers sword knot, pair of plain green coth epaulettes, two officers under tunic web sword belts, pair of Rifle Officers black leather gloves, Royal Irish Regiment Stable Belt, green waist sash, wellington boots with box spurs, the items belonged to Colonel Phillip Jeffrey King O.B.E., Colonel King joined the army in 1978 serving with the Duke of Edinburgh's Royal Regiment and then the Royal Gloucestershire, Berkshire and Wiltshire Regiment upon amalgamation in 1994, he served in Northern Ireland, Cyprus, Bosnia, Iraq and Afghanistan and later commanded the 4th Battalion Royal Irish Regiment, in 2001 he was awarded the O.B.E. by The Queen, (Qty)

Pre First World War British Yeomanry Cavalry Officer's Greatcoat to the Royal 1st Devon Yeomanry, in blue cloth with red cotton lining, Kings crown white metal regimental buttons, Majors insignia of a crown to epaulettes, in 1920 the regiment was amalgamated with the Royal North Devon Yeomanry to form the Royal Devon Yeomanry

Palestine Campaign 17/21st Lancers Officers uniform grouping, 1946 Pattern Battledress Blouse, makers label to interior 'J. D. Fieldman & Co Ltd', size 9, 17/21st Lancers embroidered shoulder titles, single officers stars to epaulettes, another 1946 Pattern Battledress Blouse, as before but size 13, maker 'Steinburg & Sons Ltd', Khaki Drill Jacket, 17/21st Lancers regimental buttons to front and pockets, ribbon for General Service Medal 1918 to left breast, holes in collar and epaulettes for badges, another KD Jacket, as before but without buttons and medal ribbon, Air Ministry marked coveralls, stores ref No 32c/776, size 4, Officers Service Dress Uniform Jacket and Trousers, single stars for 2/Lt to shoulders, 17/21st Lancers buttons and collar badges, makers label to Rogers & Company, 57 & 58 Jermyn Street, London with owners name 'J.A. Langley 14/6/47', Khaki shirt by 'Rogers & Company, London W1', 1937 Pattern belt, rifle sling, Sam Browne belt cross strap, Ordnance Survey Map of Nazareth, Palestine, Ordnance Survey Map of Zikhron Ya'aqov, Palestine, Officers Advance of Pay Book to 2/Lt Langley, Notebook listing patrols and escorts carried out March and April (1947?), Notebook with entries on training, firing procedures, Comet Tank armament, Armour Piercing shooting, etc, Certificate of Pilgrimage to the Church of the Holy Sepulchre, Jerusalem dated November 1947, souvinir booklet of Flowers from the Holy Land, full length yellow waterproof coat named to 'J. Langley, all held in tin trunk marked to 'J. A. Langley, 17/21 L'

Royal Navy Officers full dress Bicorn hat & Epaulettes to Commander J.R. Simpson R.N., bullion loop coil with Kings crown gilt button, maker Gieves Ltd, 27 Old Bond St. London, gilt Kings crown buttons to epaulettes, held in fitted Japanned tin with owners name to lidCOMMANDER (S) JOHN RUSSELL SIMPSON, ROYAL NAVY (31.03.1919 – 04.04.2020)  John Simpson was a former pupil at Framlingham College.  This abridged extract is taken from his obituary, which was published in the 2019/2020 edition of The Framlinghamian:  John Simpson joined the Royal Navy in 1936 as a Cadet-under-training in the cruiser HMS FROBISHER.  He passed out third on the list of Paymaster Cadets and joined HMS SUSSEX as Paymaster Midshipman in the Mediterranean Fleet.  During this time, in 1937, he saw action in charge of an armed Naval Patrol, manning a roadblock outside Haifa in Israel during the period of Palestinian/Jewish unrest that followed Partition in that year. During the war he served ashore and at sea, in Scotland, in the Northern Approaches and at Lee-on-Solent, Portsmouth. After the war, in 1946, while serving as Supply Officer Lieutenant in HMS AJAX, the ship returned to Montevideo in Uruguay, the scene of her earlier involvement in the Battle of the River Plate in 1939. This voyage was undertaken to repatriate German Naval prisoners-of-war who had been incarcerated in neutral Uruguay throughout the War following the scuttling of the German battle cruiser, the Admiral Graf Spee. John often recalled the extraordinarily warm Civic Welcome that the ship’s company received from the Deputy President of Uruguay in a formal ceremony, just before HMS AJAX’s return voyage to Kiel in the Baltic. Following a Staff Course in the UK, John was based in Malta from 1948-50, returning to a further shore training post in Wetherby before being appointed Secretary to Rear Admiral John Cuthbert, who was Deputy Controller of the Navy at the time, and under whose command John had served in HMS AJAX.  John was paid a considerable compliment (in Service terms) by Rear Admiral Cuthbert, who requested that John should continue as his Secretary for the Admiral’s next three appointments, the final one being Flag Officer, Scotland and Northern Ireland, from 1956-58, after which Vice Admiral Sir John Cuthbert retired.   John was promoted to Commander in 1955.  Three years later, the family moved back to Suffolk and John returned to sea as Supply Officer in the light cruiser HMS BERMUDA, once again in the Mediterranean, before taking up his final Service appointment in 1960 as a Staff Training Officer at the Royal Naval College, Greenwich.   He retired from the Royal Navy in 1962

A VICTORIAN NAVAL OFFICERS COCKED HAT, EPAULETTES AND CASE. A Naval Officers cocked hat by Gievves Ltd, size 7 3/8, a pair of Gieve & Son gilt epaulettes mounted with silver star and fouled anchor, in a fitted case by Gieves with sword belt. With information suggesting originally the property of Captain C.S.Caradale. With an extract from a letter dated 1888 and an envelope, possibly related, now laminated. NOTE: The historical extract included with this lot presumably came from the seller of these items. This description is taken word for word from the catalogue entry for the medals of Vice-Admiral C.S.Caradale which were sold as lot786 by Dix Noonan Webb on 23rd June 2006. No mention of these items in mentioned in the lot. Therefore the attribution must be tentative at best.

NAVAL BADGES AND UNIFORM MARKINGS. A collection of British Royal Navy and similar uniform rank and similar markings to include Medical Technical Officers epaulettes, cap badges, Royal Marines badges and others. (a lot)

British Royal Navy Officers Full Dress Cap Set, consisting of officers full dress bicorn hat with bullion knotted cord leading to gilt kings crown button, ends with bullion work and black rosette. Interior with cloth lining and Gieves retailers details. Accompanied by the matching full dress epaulettes and a set of officers binoculars. All housed in the japanned storage tin named to “G W Alcock R.N”. The section which holds the officers dress belt does not appear to be able to be removed. Set generally in good overall condition.

The blue dress uniform of Maj Henry Tufnell, Sussex Yeomanry, c 1939, comprising peaked cap with yellow band, bullion edge to peak, and gilt badge (collar size without scroll); jacket with gilt buttons (gilt worn) and chain epaulettes, the name label inscribed "H Tufnell Esq 5/39", the medal ribbons removed; and trousers with yellow stripe. GC (some very small moth patches). Maj Tufnell was DAQMG (Traffic) at HQ 13 Corps from 1st January 1944. He was recommended for the MBE for his efficiency in organising the traffic of the various formations of 13 Corps leading up to the battle of Monte Cassino, which opened on May 11th 1944. Accompanied by a copy of the MBE recommendation, details of the Battle of Monte Cassino, and details of Maj Tufnell. £100-150

A group of medals awarded to Lieutenant Colonel Douglas Richard St. John Shannon, Indian Army India General Service 1908-35, G.V.R., 4 clasps, Afghanistan N.W.F. 1919, Waziristan 1919-21, Waziristan 1921-24, North West Frontier 1930-31 (Lieut. D.R. St. J. Shannon, 2/33 Punjabis), 1939-1945 Star, Burma Star, War Medal with MID oak leaf, Indian War Service Medal, Indian Independence Medal, good very fine, swing mounted as worn, together with corresponding dress miniature awards and card box of issue addressed to 'Col. D.R. St. J. Shannon, 19 Wellington Park, Belfast, N. Ireland' Various personal belongings, including a pair of WWII brown leather officers boots with wooden boot trees Blue cloth uniform of the Royal Army Service Corps, the tunic with E.II.R. staybrite buttons and Royal Army Service Corps collar badges, officers pips to the epaulettes and medal riband bar to the left breast with corresponding trousers and hat No.1 uniform of the Royal Army Service Corps, with E.II.R. staybrite buttons, collar badges and medal riband bar to the left breast with corresponding trousers and hat and related regalia, breeches, shirts, brown leather Sam Browne belt and related clothing A collection of "war souvenirs" with a note inscribed 'Items picked up after the Battle of Burma by Grandfather ...', including a watercolour titled 'A Garden-Changi Prison', 1942-1944, sheet size 13 x 18 cm Japanese Arisaka bayonet, the 40cm blade with arsenal mark near the tang, hooked quillon and flat wooden grip, overall length 51cm, in its steel scabbard Japanese quill cutter in the form of a fountain pen, inscribed with rows of Japanese characters (lid split) Pocket thermometer (case damaged) Japanese identity tags engraved with recipients details, various documents including a soldiers identity card and military training manuals Japanese water canister (lacking cover) Glass or rock crystal snuff bottle beautifully decorated with flowers and insects, signed, red and green stopper, 7cm high Brown leather flying helmet, interwar period with integral earpieces and tubes, chamois leather lining with tailors label for 'D Lewis Ltd Motoring & Aviation Equipment' a handwritten note accompanies the helmet inscribed 'Pappi's flying 'helmet' 1930's? - he ditched his plane (India) and landed in a tree once - he flew it himself' Masses of original documents and training manual all relating to the recipient's military service including photographs, some of the recipient in military uniform, personal photographs etc, service records, a document issued by the Officer of the Director of Civil Aviation in India relating to the recipient crashing his aircraft near the village of Kheri, Gurgaon District, India on 6 October 1935 with Pilot's Log Book kept by the recipient from 14 February 1935 to 2 January 1937, pilot's license, Royal Indian Army Service Corps Standing Orders, various administration, a Proclamation of the Indian National Army 1944 poster (very poor condition), pocket diary circa 1945 onwards, maps of Burma, two bags containing hundreds of military buttons, cloth badges, kukri and other itemsQty: (3 cartons )Footnote: Lieutenant Colonel Douglas Richard St John Shannon was born in the Jersey, Channel Islands in 1900, he was educated at Kent College, Canterbury and Sandhurst where he passed out on 12 December 1918 before joining the Indian Army in 1919, he served with 45 Rattrays Sikhs from March 1919 and was attested to the 2/33 Punjabis, stationed at the Khyber Pass in 1920. In 1924 he transferred to the Royal Indian Army Service Corps, he became a Major in Crasi 9th Highand Division in April 1940 advancing to Lieutenant Colonel in October 1941, he held various posts throughout 1940/50s before taking a position in Northern Ireland in 1961.

BURBERRY; a Kensington Heritage gentleman's trench coat with belt, notched lapels, epaulettes, storm flap, double-breasted button fastenings, belted cuffs, buttoned pockets and lined with classic check lining, size 54 REG.Additional InformationThe coat is in excellent condition and looks unworn.

Second World War Trench Art Interest - a Royal Ulster Rifles double inkwell desk stand, the central section of the stand with a raised peaked cap made from an artillery shell, stamped to the top and dated 1942, applied original cap badge to front, on a cylindrical base, stamped 'QUIS SEPARABIT' 1943-1944, the interior with ink bottle, blotter and nib container, reached by lifting the hinged cap, the central section flanked by a pair of hinged epaulettes adorned with rank badges/pips, lifting to reveal inkwells, the front with pen rest, the uprights from bullets, the dip pen engraved 'ROYAL ULSTER RIFLES', applied copper plaque with cap badge and 'ROYAL ULSTER RIFLES - 1st BATTALION', on mahogany base, 18¾in. (47.6cm.) wide. * Condition: Very good, slight cleaning needed.

Attributed to Nathaniel Plimer (1751-1822)A portrait miniature of an English officerWith blue jacket and red epaulettes and a white sashOn ivoryApproximate dimensions of portrait 6.5cm x 5.4cm Overall dimensions including suspension loop 8.7cm x 6cmProvenance: Hylda and Lewis Gilbert, Sheldrake Place, London. Lewis Gilbert (d.2018), the celebrated film director, producer and screenwriter, best known for his 007 James Bond movies and Alfie.Condition Report: Restoration visible to the painting under uv light (see additional image) mainly to the upper portions of the sash, his nose and collar. There is some dirt beneath the glass and heavy scratching to the glass. There are small losses to the gold bezel. Looking at the edge of the frame, there appear to be what look like brass pins and some small splits, possibly as a result of reattaching the caseback after restoration or opening. There are some seed pearls missing from the glazed compartment, some also rattling around inside. 

dating: second quarter of the 19th Century provenance: Grand Duchy of Tuscany, Full-dress uniform. White wool tailcoat with red collar, borders, cuffs and outlines, decorated with gilt thread embroideries depicting bands and chains. Gilt flat buttons featuring anchor. Lined with white silk. Complete with metallic epaulettes featuring anchors, with metallic wire fringes. White wool trousers with gilt stripe. height giacca circa 100

dating: second quarter of the 19th Century provenance: Grand Duchy of Tuscany, Service dress uniform. Dark blue wool tailcoat with collar, cuffs and outlines of red fabric; collar and cuffs enriched with gilt embroideries. Black silk lining. Gilt buttons with crowned anchor. Complete with blue wool trousers with gilt stripe. Together with a pair of not pertinent epaulettes. height giacca circa 95 cm.

dating: circa 1900 provenance: England, In metal travel case lined in burgundy velvet. Epaulettes and bicorn with supplier's address. Also together a photograph of the officer. The lid with name 'B. H. Kendall - R.N.' and plaque marked 'GIEVE MATTHEWS & SEAGROVE Ltd.'. dimensions various cm.

dating: 1850/60 provenance: Kingdom of Italy, Made of dark cloth with red borders, embroidered 'GN' ornament. Together with a pair of red fringed cotton epaulettes. height 7 cm.

This lot will be auctioned on Thursday, 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 November 9th or November 10th.John Sheppard's (Joe Flanigan) battle dress uniform from the sci-fi television show Stargate: Atlantis. Lieutenant Colonel Sheppard wore his uniform throughout Season 5, as he served as a commander of the First Atlantis Reconnaissance Team.The costume consists of a black cotton shirt and a pair of trousers, both made from cotton ripstop fabric. The shirt features epaulettes, five buttons running down the front, an Atlantis patch on the right sleeve, and an American flag patch on the left sleeve. A zip fly fastening is situated on the front of the trousers, and a label reading "Sheppard, May 08, 1 of (4)" is located inside the waistband. There are minor plucks present on the flag patch, and the costume exhibits some loose threads and minor wear from use. Estimate: £600 - 800 M

This lot will be auctioned on Tuesday, 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 November 10th or November 11th.Maximus' (Russell Crowe) arena armour from Ridley Scott's Oscar®-winning historical epic Gladiator. Maximus wore his armour during the climactic duel against Commodus (Joaquin Phoenix) in the Colosseum. Maximus was given the armour by Proximo (Oliver Reed) early in his gladiatorial career, and it was embellished as Maximus' story progressed, with a tree, Maximus' two horses, his wife and son, and finally an angel added to the chestplate, while full epaulettes were added to the shoulders.The chest and back plates are made of padded foam, and the epaulettes are fibreglass. All sections are lined with leather, and the armour features a pair of leather straps on each side and laces on the shoulders to fasten it in place. The armour has been intentionally distressed to look well used in battle. It is displayed on a custom-made stand, and has additional wear from age and use, including scuffing, scratches and some cracking to the paintwork. Some of the decorations on the chestplate have started to peel away in places. Dimensions (displayed): 30 cm x 53 cm x 78 cm (11¾" x 20¾" x 30 3/4) Estimate: £20,000 - 30,000 M

(Collection of Miniatures relating to the Hawkes Family) - Good quality early 19th century bust length portrait miniature of a gentleman in green jacket with gilt epaulettes the sitter probably of the Hawkes family, watercolour on card? no visible signature, 6.5cm oval approx max, in black and gilt frame

(Collection of Miniatures relating to the Hawkes Family) - Good quality early 19th century bust length portrait of R Lloyd Lt. in the First Fusiliers of the Irish Legion, in green dress uniform with white epaulettes and scarlet sash, watercolour on card? of oval form, 6.5cm max approx, with label verso relating to the military background of the sitter - South American Service, in black and gilt frame

British Army VI Dragoon Guards 'Carabineer's' pair of epaulettes. Consigned for sale by the Trustees of the Royal Gloucestershire Hussars Trust

British Army Royal Gloucestershire Hussars two officer's full dress tunics for 'parts' including lines, cuffs, lace, rank epaulettes and tunic, one named to Capt R M Yorke. Consigned for sale by the Trustees of the Royal Gloucestershire Hussars Trust 

A COCKED HAT, EPAULETTES FOR A LIEUTENANT OF THE ROYAL NAVY, 1935 by Gieves Ltd, London, with bullion loop and tassels, contained in tôleware box with dress frogging and belting, the top inscribed H.D. Ellis R.N. -- 19in. (48cm.) wide

After Domenico Pellegrini (Italian, 1759–1840), by William Haines (British, 1778-1848)Half-length portrait of Sir Thomas Masterman Hardy (1769–1839), wearing his captain's 1795–1812 undress uniform of stock, cravat, epaulettes and dark blue jacket, his Trafalgar Medal displayedoil on ivory, in red leather case 8.9 x 7cm Footnotes:Provenance:The Hardy family and thence by descentLiterature: A.M. Broadley & R.G. Bartelotas, Nelson's Hardy, London, 1909, illustrated as the frontispiece.An inscription on paper affixed to the reverse reads 'Painted by W Haines/10 South Molton St/Grosvenor Sq/April 1812'For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

Collection on stockpages with many good items mostly used, 1849-1965, starting with lots of classics from imperf epaulettes #1 and #2, medallions, 1865 to 1fr, 1866 1ct (4), 2cts (2) and 5cts (3), 1869 to 1fr incl. both 50cts, 1883 set, 1905 set, Brussels exhibition 1910 sets (2), 1911 Charleroi, 1915 red cross, through to useful miniature sheets including 1935 Brussels and 1936 Borgehout, 1937 Eugene (2), 1960 world refugee, etc, as well as back of the book incl. 1879 parcel post set of six, etc. Catalogue in many £1000s.

A pair of Royal Navy Vice Admiral's epaulettes: gilt button over crown , crossed sword and baton and two stars, with gilt braid (maker's mark worn) together with a Union Jack flag by Lane & Neeve, a brass bugle and a peaked cap.

An RYS Terra Nova embroidered cloth cap badge together with four gilt RYS Terra Nova uniform buttons by Riddell & Sons, Barking, London:, also five other Royal Navy cloth cap badges and bands, five epaulettes, an aluminium identity disc for F E C Davies, a small group of miscellaneous badges and buttons and a small silver open face pocket watch (a/f). Together with a copy of 'With Scott Before the Mast'

A cased tin containing a pair of epaulettes

A pair of Victorian 'Elder Brother of Trinity House' bullion work epaulettes in toleware box