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Lot 72
A collection of cap badges and insignia, mainly being Commonwealth Regiments to include Canadian 48th Highlanders 92nd Infantry Battalion, 78th Battalion Pictau Highlanders, 160th Infantry "Bruce" Battalion, 4th Canadian Mounted Rifles Regiment, Western Universities 196 Battalion, 100th Infantry Battalion Winnipeg Grenadiers, 49th Edmonton Regiment, New Zealand 6th Manawatu Mounted Rifles, 11th Taranaki Rifle Regiment, 1st Canterbury Yeomanry Cavalry, 13th Australian Light Horse, Australian Commonwealth Military Forces and South African Heavy Artillery etc, (47)
Lot 325
4049 US Army Band of Washington DC, 5184 The Lifeguards, 8891 London Rifle Brigade, 8804 Somerset Light Infantry, 8306 and 8307 Coldstream Guards Band, 7303 US Marine Corps, 8819 16th Queens Lancers, 43059 Mounted Policeman and Famous Landmarks: Big Ben; Kingsley's Soldiers: 30th Lancers and WWI Marching Infantry; Band of the ATS (all E boxes G-E) together with a few plastic kits and two Carbago sets
Lot 1234
A British Army Rifle Regiment Officers Pattern 1892 Sword, plated hilt with regimental motif, fish skin wired grip, straight fullered etched blade with leather covered scabbard.Lot 1234 - wear, scratches, discolouring to leather, blade minor scratches, overall good condition, marks to handle.
Lot 1236
A British Army Rifle Regiment Officers Pattern 1827 Sword, plated hilt with regimental motif, fish skin wired grip, slightly curved single fullered etched blade with metal scabbard, manufactured by W. Jones & Co London.Lot 1236 - scabbard - small dents, discolour, corrosion, does not appear bent, blade small rubs, scratches, slight tarnishing, handle obvious losses, nicks, etc. Five holes in the fish skin, the blade is 82.5cm long and the scabbard 84.5cm long, no jiggle, the grips wires are intact.
Lot 388
British rifle medals, two silver National Small Bore Rifle Association medals, one verso engraved D.J. Braysher 1968 to one, other recto engraved Twickenham Rifle Club 1970, Bravingtons Ltd, Birmingham 1967 and 1969; a silver and enamel County Cup National Small Bore Rifle Association medal, engraved 1969 Middlesex, John Pinch, London 1969; a silver and enamel Browne Martin Cup National Small-Bore Rifle Association medal, verso engraved 1970-71, William James Dingley, Birmingham 1969; a silver medal with blank cartouche, verso engraved winners, William Adams, Birmingham 1924; a white metal medal with two crossed rifles over a wreath and bullseye, verso engraved R.M.T 1969 D. Braysher (6)
Lot 4359
Midland Gun Company side by side hammer action 12 bore shotgun, barrels blanked off, Diana Series 78 .177 air rifle with telescopic sights and Webley Nemesis .22 air pistolShotgun Certificate required to collect shotgun as it does not have current deactivation certificateCondition Report: Pistol is .22calRifle is .177
Lot 132
George V/VI Rifle Officers Sword, steel blade etched with foliate design and 'GRI' cypher to one side, foliate design with crown and strung bugle to the other, 'Made in England' marked to spine, gothic hilt with crown and strung bugle design, wire bound shagreen grip, held in steel scabbard with two suspension rings
Lot 180
Portuguese M1885 Knife Bayonet, steel yataghan type blade, crossguard stamped R642, held in steel scabbard marked with serial number T994, frog stud stamped 'OE' over 'W G', this bayonet was designed for use with the M1885 Guedes single-shot rifle but Portugal decided to adopt the M1886 Kropatshek repeating rifle instead, rifle and its sword bayonet were produced by Steyr in Austria
Lot 183
Persian VZ-23 Sword Byonet, manufactured in Czechoslovakia for use with the 8mm Mauser 1898/29 rifle in the mid 1930s, serial number in Farsi on end of pommel with a small crown stamp, scabbard absent, together with a Russian M1891/30 Socket Bayonet for use with the 7.62mm M1891/30 Mosin-Nagant Rifle, stamped with serial number 9579,(2)
Lot 26
First World War casualty medal,1914 Star (6-83 PTE. T. MINTON. 2/RIF. BRIG.) records show Rifleman Thomas Minton of 2nd Battalion The Rifle Brigade having disembarked in France on 9/11/1914, entitled to the 1914 Star 1914-1918 British War Medal, and Victory Medal, he died on 9th May 1915 and is commemorated at the Ploegstreet Memorial, Panel 10
Lot 460
Franz von Defregger, 1835 Stronach – 1921 MünchenTiroler Bauer mit GewehrÖl auf Leinwand.98 x 80 cm.Unten links signiert und datiert „Defregger 1895“.In breitem ebonisiertem Rahmen.Beigegeben ein Gutachten von Hans Peter Defregger, München, 28. Juni 1990. Er kommt zu dem Schluss, dass es sich um „ein besonders gut ausgearbeitetes Gemälde“ handelt und eine Person wohl aus dem Andreas-Hofer-Kreis darstellt.Vor einer steingrauen Hintergrundfolie, die einen verhangenen Himmel evozieren mag, das Hüftportrait eines Bauern mit rotem Hemd, grünen Hosenträgern und ebenso grünem Hut mit seinem achtsam gehaltenen Gewehr eine absteigende Diagonale bezeichnend.Provenienz:Privatsammlung, Oberbayern.Literatur:Das vorliegende Gemälde ist abgebildet in: Hans Peter Defregger, Defregger 1835-1921, Ergänzungsband, Rosenheim 1991, S. 98, Nr. 12354. Dort mit Standortangabe: Privatbesitz. (1340291) (13)Franz von Defregger,1835 Stronach – 1921 MunichTYROLEAN FARMER WITH RIFLE Oil on canvas.98 x 80 cm.Signed and dated lower left “Defregger 1895”.Accompanied by an expert’s report by Hans Peter Defregger, Munich, 28 June 1990. He concludes that this is “an especially well executed painting” and probably depicts someone from the circle of Andreas Hofer.Provenance: Private collection, Upper Bavaria. Literature: The present painting is illustrated in: Hans Peter Defregger, Defregger 1835-1921, Supplement, Rosenheim 1991, p. 98, no. 12354. Location listed there: privately owned.
Lot 602
15 Elastolinfiguren, I. Weltkrieg, 1. Drittel 20. Jh.Massefigur, polychrom gefasst. Deutsche Soldaten in Gefechtspositionen (angelegtes Gewehr, marschierend, mit der Waffe ausholend), zumeist einfache Soldaten, Grenadier, Reiter (Lineol), Maschinengewehr und Feuerholz. 2,5 cm bis 9 cm. Unterseitig Marke "Elastolin Germany". Für das Alter entsprechend guter Zustand. 15 Elastoline figures, World War I, 1st third 20th century. Mass figure, polychrome painted. German soldiers in combat positions (rifle at the ready, marching, lunging with the weapon), mostly simple soldiers, grenadier, horseman (lineol), machine gun and firewood. 2,5 cm to 9 cm. Marked "Elastolin Germany" on the underside. Correspondingly good condition for the age.
Lot 205
A .650 CALIBRE OTTOMAN PERCUSSION RIFLE, TURKEY, MID-18TH CENTURY, with etched twist sighted barrel rifled with seven grooves, chiselled with a cartouche-shaped panel encrusted with gold scrollwork at the breech and muzzle and a series of four panels encrusted with gold inscriptions over its length, the latter joined by a slender rib and with the gold-lined barrelsmith~s mark behind, recessed chiselled breech decorated with flowers, breech tang fitted with calibrated folding back-sight, gold-encrusted etched lock signed in gold by the maker, figured walnut full stock, chequered grip, the butt with raised cheek-piece carved with a foliate rondel behind, etched steel mounts encrusted with gold scrolls en suite with the breech, bone fore-end cap, and iron ramrod, probably the original, 73,7 cm barrel¦
Lot 207
˜AN 8 BORE INDIAN PERCUSSION RIFLE, 19TH CENTURY, WITH EARLIER OTTOMAN BARREL, with octagonal swamped sighted barrel, rifled with eight grooves, encrusted with silver flowers and foliage at the muzzle and breech, the latter struck with a barrelsmith~s mark and inscription (losses and wear), three shaped brass barrel bands, engraved flush-fitting brass lock, full stock (fore-end chipped, cracked through at the lock), the butt inlaid with small ivory plaques, and iron trigger-guard, 126.0 cm barrel
Lot 209
A CAUCASIAN FLINTLOCK RIFLE, LATE 18TH/EARLY 19TH CENTURY, with etched twist octagonal barrel rifled with nine grooves, gold fore-sight, chiselled and encrusted with gold flowers and foliage at the muzzle and breech (small losses), the latter with grooved standing back-sight and retained by seven pierced and nielloed moulded silver bands, the tang decorated en suite, rounded French lock chiselled with the maker~s signature ~Fatou~, foliage and a cornucopia against a gold ground, burrwood full stock (small chips), rounded butt inlaid with mother-of-pearl plaques and dark stained strips of bone between brass fillets (losses), steel mounts including engraved trigger-guard, butt-cap and a pair of sling mounts, horn fore-end cap (chipped) and complete with its moulded iron ramrod, 109.5cm barrel
Lot 435
A .600 CALIBRE PERCUSSION SPORTING RIFLE BY C. MOORE, ST JAMES~S STREET, LONDON, NO. 1829, CIRCA 1840, with browned twist octagonal sighted barrel rifled with eight grooves and retaining its brass-capped tampion, signed on the flat (rubbed, areas of light pitting), stamped with proof marks and the serial number beneath the breech, and fitted with back-sight of three folding leaves, case-hardened breech inlaid with a platinum line, platinum plug, engraved stepped flush-fitting flat lock signed ~Moore~s Patent~ decorated with trophies-of-arms and scrolling foliage, fitted with bolt safety-catch (hammer replaced), double set trigger, figured walnut half-stock, chequered grip, engraved iron mounts comprising trigger-guard decorated with a hound on the bow, trigger-plate with pineapple finial, butt-plate, three ramrod-pipes and provision for two sling mounts (missing), horn fore-end cap, and brass-tipped wooden ramrod, 76.0 cm barrel¦¦Charles (2) Moore is recorded at 77 St James Street 1825-42. He marked percussion and pellet-lock pistols and guns ~Charles Moore Patent~ based on Westley Richards~ English Patent No. 4611 of 1821. See Blackmore 1986, p. 144.
Lot 436
A .577 CALIBRE PERCUSSION MILITARY RIFLE BY JOHN DICKSON AND SONS, EDINBURGH, BIRMINGHAM PROOF MARKS, THE LOCK DATED 1862, with browned sighted barrel rifled with five grooves retained by two blued barrel bands, bayonet lug on the right of the muzzle and with its brass muzzle-cover and fore-sight protector, folding ladder back-sight calibrated to 1200 yards, signed dated border-engraved flush-fitting flat lock fitted with border-engraved hammer and retaining its nipple-protector and brass chain, figured walnut full stock, border-engraved iron mounts comprising trigger-guard and butt-cap, two sling mounts, iron ramrod, and much early finish, 84.4 cm barrel
Lot 440
A RARE 0.66 CALIBRE FLINTLOCK CAVALRY CARBINE BY HENRY NOCK, MARKED TO THE COBHAM YEOMANRY CAVALRY, CIRCA 1796, with tapering barrel rifled with seven grooves, the muzzle-section smooth-bored to ease loading, octagonal patent breech engraved on the top flat |London No 9|, struck with London proof marks, fitted with blade foresight and fixed block |V| back-sight, rounded lock signed in front of the cock and engraved with double lines around the border, rounded swan neck cock decorated en suite, walnut full stock, stamped with the initials ~JC~ (the second letter indistinct) behind the sideplate, with full length split ramrod channel stamped ~N~, full brass mounts of regulation type comprising sideplate, trigger-guard forming an additional ramrod-pipe at the front and engraved ~C~ over ~Y*C~ on the bow, butt-plate, two ramrod pipes, and fore-end cap, iron sling bar and ring, and original iron ramrod with button head and brass-capped terminal for accurate loading of ball, remaining in very good condition throughout, 71.4 cm barrel¦¦Henry Nock was a contractor to the Board of Ordnance 1771-1804. He was appointed Gunmaker-in-Ordinary to George III in 1789 and was Master of the Gunmakers~ Company in 1802. The type of rifling in this carbine was used in early trials for the British Military, which culminated in the adoption of the Baker rifle. ¦¦Another example of this type of early military rifle, with the same markings on the trigger-guard, is preserved in the Royal Armouries, Leeds (XII.1683). The Armouries example was acquired from Cobham Hall, Kent, the seat of the Earls of Darnley. ¦¦In 1794 local volunteer troops were raised for the first time to assist the civil power when required. These volunteer troops were given the status of Volunteer Yeomanry Regiments. In West Kent a similar body of volunteers was raised with troops at Cobham, Sevenoaks, Tonbridge, Chislehurst, Farningham, Tunbridge Wells and Coxheath, near Maidstone. They were only paid when mobilised and were expected to provide their own uniforms and mounts, while the government supplied their arms and ammunition. ¦¦John Bligh, Fourth Earl of Darnley, commanded the Cobham Yeomanry Cavalry from 1794-1820. Bligh was a notable personality in his own time, a wealthy nobleman who succeeded to the title at the young age of 14, he was known for his efficiency and later became a remarkable amateur cricketer. The Times noted in October 1798 that ~Lord Darnley~s Cobham Yeomanry Cavalry are highly spoken of for their excellence in manoeuvring and particularly their skill in sword exercise.~ Late in 1796 the troop were granted £851 5 s 4 ½ d from the county contribution which was spent on uniforms and weapons including carbines and rifles. They do not appear to have purchased firearms before this date, making it plausible that the present rifle was part of this purchase. See Sheldon 1969, pp. 38-49 and Chisnall & Davies 2013, p. 162 and p. 171.¦¦Property of a Gentleman
Lot 441
A RARE 0.66 CALIBRE FLINTLOCK VOLUNTEER CARBINE WITH ENCLOSED LOCK BY HENRY NOCK, CIRCA 1800, with two-stage barrel rifled with seven grooves, octagonal patent breech signed ~H. Nock Patent~ on the flat, and with an engraved band behind, fitted with bayonet bar, blade foresight and fixed block |V| back-sight, patent screwless lock signed ~H Nock~ in script in front of the cock and with a starburst over the front retaining hook, struck with a ~P~ at the base of the right side of the cock and an indistinct mark on the left side of the comb, the inside of the lock incised ~IX~ , figured walnut full stock, with leather-covered padded cheek-piece (small losses), the butt with Baker pattern hinged patchbox on the right, full length split ramrod channel stamped ~WT~ and ~II~, full brass mounts of regulation type comprising trigger-guard, forming an additional ramrod-pipe with retaining spring at the front, butt-plate engraved ~No. 22~ on the tang and stamped ~163~ towards the top, two ramrod pipes, and fore-end cap, iron sling swivels and original ramrod with button head and threaded terminal for cleaning accessories, and remaining in good condition throughout, 66.3 cm barrel¦¦Henry Nock was a contractor to the Board of Ordnance from 1771 to 1804. He was appointed Gunmaker-in-Ordinary to George III in 1789 and was Master of the Gunmakers~ Company in 1802. He was contracted to produce rifled carbines of this pattern for the London & Westminster Light Horse Volunteers, circa 1798. The carbines were for the infantry men, who accompanied the cavalry in horse-drawn carriages, and not the cavalry troops, who only carried swords and pistols. Each man purchased his own carbine. The number ~163~ on the butt plate is probably a soldier muster roll number and corresponds to one Robert Sutton, elected to The London & Westminster Light Horse Volunteers on 9 October 1794, became a Cornet on 2 February 1799, and subsequently became the Commandant of a Rifle Company in Ongar, Essex. See Paine 1996, pp. 111-115 and Chisnall and Davies 2013 pp 160-161 and pp. 165-167.¦¦Property of a Gentleman¦
Lot 87
A 20 BORE NORTH INDIAN MATCHLOCK RIFLE, 18TH CENTURY, with swamped octagonal sighted barrel rifled with seven grooves and retained by later leather bands over chased silver saddles, decorated with panels of gold koftgari scrollwork at the muzzle and the breech, the latter struck with the barrelsmith~s mark and with integral pan with pivot-cover, iron tang decorated with gold en suite and incorporating standing back-sight, pierced serpentine, shaped iron trigger decorated with gold koftgari flowerheads, ebony full stock applied with engraved nielloed panels decorated with conventional flowers and foliage at the muzzle and on each side of the action, the latter each with scrolling rear terminals and a further matching long plaque beneath extending to enclose the trigger, the tang with an engraved nielloed frame on each side and a further foliate plaque behind, slender butt applied with matching shaped nielloed silver plaques on each side, on the spine and around the base, impressed with the arsenal number ~227~ on the right, carved moulded butt-cap, a silver sling for suspension, with its pricker and iron ramrod decorated with gold koftgari, 124.7 cm barrel¦¦Roy Elvis Catalogue Number H11.¦¦Perhaps from the Benares Armoury, Fort Ramnagar. ¦¦Highlight from the Roy Elvis Collection (1944-2022)¦
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