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A collection of brass militaria, comprising five Christmas 1914 tins, two commemorative World War 1 trench art shells, Boer War money box, inert Mills bomb grenade, Paris model bugle,largest item 27.5cm,(10)

A vintage brass and copper bugle, the mouthpiece marked Earlham 7C. Length 26 cm.

COPPER TEAPOT, CAST BRONZED WEIGHTED CHERUB STYLE TABLE LAMP BASE, COPPER BUGLE ORNAMENT, SET OF LETTER SCALES & WEIGHTS, OLD CANE FISHING ROD

A World War I military issue three draw telescope, Tel. Sig. MKVI, 85cm long, together with a Premiere Philharmonic bugle (2)

A Farquharson London copper brass bugle, with stamp mark to front. (h-27.5cm)

A Vintage Selmer 'Invicta' Trombone, (no keys), a Besson and Co 'Prototype' trombone and a copper bugle. (3)

A quantity of militaria, to include a bugle.

A brass and copper Bugle, and another brass Bugle. (2)

[Battle of Waterloo Interest] - Lieutenant George Woodberry Journals, 1813-1815 Two manuscript journals beginning on the 18th January 1813 and finishing on the 16th July 1815, comprising 436 manuscript pages about Lieutenant George Woodberry's experiences in the 18th Hussars, including a detailed three-and-a-half page description of the Battle of Waterloo, volume 2 including hand-drawn and coloured illustrations of a Basque man and woman, and a family in Chapel de Haspare, the neatness and absence of erasures in these journals means that it is possible they are copies of original notes made in the field, each bound in diced calf, 16 x 24cm, volume 1 pp.107-8  has a small tear with loss to a few words, Mid-September – December 1813 do not seem to be included but a large number of blank leaves are present in place of these dates, in volume 2 pp.41-42  (13th-14th February 1814) has been cut out, pp.135-6 are missing, and pp.225-6 damaged with lower section torn, no loss to text (2) Bookplate of George Woodberry to the second volume (appears to have been removed from the first]; and thence by descent. Originally published in French in 1896, then in English by Gareth Glover (Pen & Sword, October 2017) as With Wellington’s Hussars in the Peninsula and at Waterloo, The Journals of Lieutenant George Woodberry, 18th Hussars, 1813-15. According to a letter from Oxford University Press, dated 1964, it appears the OUP considered publishing the journals around this time but this seems not to have come to fruition. One manuscript copy of the journal, covering January-September 1813 (the first volume of this journal) is held in the National Army Museum in Chelsea. It is possible that this copy is that used by Georges Helie for his French edition in 1896.George Woodberry was born in April 1792, probably in Worcester, England. He appears to have been an intelligent and articulate young man and presumably received a good education. He joined the army, aged 20, in January 1812. In January 1813, with six troops of the 18th Hussars, George departed for Portugal to join the Duke of Wellington's Army at the Portuguese border. The intention was to wait for the spring before attempting to drive the French Army out of the country. George provides a detailed description of his travels, encounters with locals and the battles he participates in. From the beginning, his descriptions contain a sense of excitement:23rd January at the Bay of Biscay:“two women on board very ill, one boy Lt up on deck in a very fainting state, gave them some of my Brandy & grits. One of them this evening attempted to throw herself overboard:- all bustle and confusion. – an American privateer chasing us and we are to windward of the fleet. But we sail too fast for the Yankees…”And Olite, Friday 16th July 1813:“…I visited the Nunnery this afternoon. The Nuns gave me a Cup of Chocolate and some sweet cakes: they informed me that about 2 years ago a Nun escaped with a French Officer, but he was obliged after a very short time to give her up to the Convent where she was condemned directly to the punishment of immuring: and she survived only a fortnight: - what greater punishment can there be on Earth than to be confined between four narrow walls only open at the Top and thence to be half supported with Bread and Water…” He provides detailed descriptions of battles in which he participated, such as the Battle of Vitoria on 21st June 1813:“The action commenced at Nine O'Clock in the morning and the Enemy were quickly driven from the height of Pueblo [sic.] by the Comps[?] under Sir Rowland Hill, the Action became very severe and the Enemy were driven down the heights…”In the second volume of his journal, Woodberry crucially devotes a whole 3.5 pages to the Battle of Waterloo:“We remained in our Bivouac till 10 o’clock when the Bugle sounded and we turned out:- we expected the Army were going to advance in concert with the Prussians under Blucher – but judge our surprise when we arrived on the Position (our place being the extreme of the Left) we beheld several strong Columns of the Enemys advancing to the Attack, and to find our Piquets assailled [sic.] by the Enemies Cavalry, which drove ours in some distance…the Battle commenced and continued with the most frightful Carnage…"He continues with a description of the set-up and positions of the armies:“The Nassau troops soon abandoned their post but the Enemy met with such resistance from the Guard in the house they were compelled to desert from their enterprise on this side leaving a great number of Killed and Wounded on the spot…”“…The Enemy opened a horrible fire of Artillery from more than 200 pieces under cover of the Smoke of which Buonaparte made a General attack with the Cavalry and Infantry in such number that it required all the Skill of Wellington to post his Troops & all the good qualities of the latter to resist the Attack – …““…The French Army was defeated. Every one must admire the Gallantry shown by the Enemy’s Cavalry…”“…the Charge was sounded and the most dreadful havoc commenced and the most glorious of all Victories closed the 18th June…”Literature: Glover, Gareth, editor, With Wellington's Hussars in the Peninsula and at Waterloo, the Journals of Lieutenant George Woodberry, 18th Hussars, 1813-15. Pen & Sword, 2017Ibid. https://www.garethglovercollection.com/george-woodberry-19th-hussars/ 

Cameronians (Scottish Rifles) Edwardian Officer's 1909 HM silver pouch belt plate. Good scarce die-stamped silver example by J & Co (Jennens) bearing Birmingham hallmarks. Comprising crowned thistle sprays resting on scroll inscribed THE SCOTTISH RIFLES; Mullet over a strung bugle to voided centre. Four screw posts Minor service wear. GC Payment by Bank Transfer ONLY

85th (King's Light Infantry) Regiment of Foot Victorian glengarry badge c. 1874-81. Good die-stamped brass strung bugle; 85 lodged between the cords. Copper loops East & West with verigris to bases.. GC The 85th was granted the title King’s Light Infantry in April 1821. Provenance. Ex Hugh King Collection. Payment by Bank Transfer ONLY

WW1 1916 German Prussian Military Bugle. This metal example retains a large amount of the original field grey paint. Embossed with an Prussian eagle devise and date 1917. Complete with mouth piece GC Payment by Bank Transfer ONLY

Rangoon Volunteer Rifles Indian Army (Burma) Officer's head-dress badge. Fine scarce British made die-stamped silvered Maltese cross, lions between the arms, bearing strap RANGOON . V . RIFLES; strung bugle to domed centre. Loops (toned black) VGC Payment by Bank Transfer ONLY

King's Royal Rifle Corps Victorian Officer's Levee Pattern Sword. A good example of the regulation Light Infantry 1 inch wide blade levee sword. The blade with etched decoration of a Crowned VR cypher and a panel with the regimental tittle and motto. Also an etched panel with reverse entwined initials of the original owner. The hilt with open bar guard incorporating a Crowned bugle device and shagreen grip. Housed in correct pattern narrow steel scabbard, fitted with two loose rings. GC some overall staining to the metal. Payment by Bank Transfer ONLY

1925 Sheffield Boys Brigade Presintation Bugle An impressive example retailed by Potters. The silver plated bugle with floral embossed decoration bears a presentation script WON BY A MARCHANT 1925 PRESENTED BY MAJOR H B DAWSON 1925 SHEFFIELD COMPANY THE BOYS BRIGADE. This is complemented by an engraved pre 1926 Boys Brigade device. Complete with mouth piece and bugle cords. VGC. Payment by Bank Transfer ONLY

60th King's Royal Rifle Corps Victorian pre 1881 Officer's head-dress badge. Good die-stamped blackened burnished white metal two part example.  Crown over PENINSULA scroll on Maltese cross bearing honours resting on CELER ET AUDAX scroll; strung bugle with 60 to centre. Loops. VGC Payment by Bank Transfer ONLY

WW2 1939 5th Bn Somerset Light Infantry Presentation Bugle. This silver plated bugle by Boosley and Hawkes is engraved with the regimental device and text.PRESENTED TO THE 5TH BN THE SOMERSET LIGHT INFANTRY TAUNTON BY R J RIDAL ESQ. TO RECORD THE DOUBLING OF THE TERRITORIAL ARMY 1939.Complete with mouth piece small amount of age wear. GC. Payment by Bank Transfer ONLY

Prince Alfred's Guard post 1874 Victorian South African helmet plate badge. Good scarce die-stamped white metal crown laurel and oak sprays enclosed strung bugle, the Garter and Royal Shield between VR. Across the base a scroll PRINCE ALFRED'S GUARD. Loops. VGC Payment by Bank Transfer ONLY

1934 Cheshire Regiment HMS Resource Malta Presentation Bugle. This silvered bugle by Potter is engraved with the Regimental device of the Cheshire Regiment and presentation script: Presented to HMS Resource by the 2nd Bn Cheshire Regiment Malta August 1934. Overall GC some age wear. HMS Resource was a Fleet Repair Ship, launched in 1928 she served throughout WW2 and was scarped in 1954. Payment by Bank Transfer ONLY

Northern Bengal Mounted Rifles Indian Army cap badge C. 1901-1935. A good British made die-stamped white metal crowned strung bugle interlaced with title scroll. Loops. VGC Formed as Northern Bengal Volunteer Rifle Corps 6th August 1873; reorganised as Northern Bengal Mounted Rifles 15th February 1889. Payment by Bank Transfer ONLY

Bangalore Volunteer Rifles Indian Army helmet badge c. 1901-17. Good scarce British made die-stamped white metal coiled bugle horn with BVR cypher to voided centre. Toned loops. VGC Redesignated 6th Bangalore Bn. in 1917 Payment by Bank Transfer ONLY

60th King's Royal Rifle Corps glengarry badge c. 1874-81. Good scarce die-stamped blackened brass Maltese cross bearing honours, the arms joined by ribbon scrolls; upper SALAMCA PENINSULA TOULOUSE and lower CELER ET AUDAX. Central circlet THE KING'S ROYAL RIFLE CORPS surrounding strung bugle and 60. Brass loops East & West. VGC Payment by Bank Transfer ONLY

Green Jackets Brigade Officer's 1958 Birmingham HM silver cap badge by Gaunt. Fine scarce die-cast crowned PENINSULA tablet on Maltese cross bearing strung bugle; attendant laurel sprays. JRG&S (JR Gaunt and Son) Long loops. VGC Payment by Bank Transfer ONLY

Victorian 1870's Rifle Volunteers Officer's Silver Mounted Pouch belt and Pouch. A good example of black leather, the belt mounted with an ornate lion head boss which supports two whistle chains, the whistle contained in original holder, this embossed with oak leaves. The pouch mounted with a silver curled bugle bearing silver hallmarks for Bent and Parker Birmingham 1871 Service Wear. Payment by Bank Transfer ONLY

Royal Marine Light Infantry Victorian RMLI helmet plate badge c. 1878-1901. Good die-stamped brass crowned star bearing laurel sprays, GIBRALTAR, fouled anchor and strung bugle below. Central circlet PER MARE PER TERRAM with the globe in relief to centre. Loops. VGC Payment by Bank Transfer ONLY

1939 / 1966 1/7th Bn The Queen's Regiment Presentation Bugle. This silvered bugle by Potters has been presented on two occasions. Decorated with the regimental device and title 1/7th Bn The Queen's Royal Regt Presented by Lieut Colonel H P Combe 7th September 19141. Also text Presented by R (Surrey) Battery 265 Lt A D Regt RA (TA) to The Cadet Company 17th(London) General Hospital RAMC Following the re-organization of the TA 1966. Complete with cords. GC. Payment by Bank Transfer ONLY

A Second World War Japanese Military Brass Bugle, the bakelite mouthpiece on a telescopic tube secured by a wing nut clamp.,

Military Bugle & a Pair of Tam O'Shanters. Bugle complete with dress cords. Conditions generally appear Good Plus overall. See photo. 

Reproduction Indian Army marked Compass maker maked "Stanley, London" to dial. WD Broad Arrow over I for Indian Army accecptance along with serial number 1231. Along with a pair of WW2 British Dust Goggles, reproduction Brass Bugle with Argyl & Sutherland Highlanders badge afixed and a wooden Powder flask.

Limited edition Royal Doulton character jug depicting the North Staffs Bugler, issued in 2004 and numbered 0184 of 250. Hand made and decorated, with the bugle forming the handle. Includes original box and marked with Royal Doulton backstamp.Issued: 2004Dimensions: 5"HCountry of Origin: EnglandCondition: Age related wear.

This endearing pair of Bing & Grondahl porcelain figurines features two young boys captured in classic childhood moments. One boy stands confidently with hands on hips beside a large striped ball, numbered 3542. The other is caught mid-action, blowing a bugle, numbered 1792. Both are finished in soft pastel glazes and display the hallmark charm and craftsmanship of Danish porcelain. Each is marked with the B&G Copenhagen backstamp on the underside. The taller figurine measures approximately 7"H.Dimensions: See DescriptionCountry of Origin: DenmarkCondition: Age related wear.

A Beswick Pottery 'Pig Parade' comprising 'John' PP1, 'Matthew' PP2 bugle is loose 'David' PP3 broken flute, 'Andrew' PP 4, 'Daniel' PP 5, 'Michael' PP 6, 'James' PP 7, 'Richard' PP 8 and 'Christopher' PP 9.

A French M15 Adrian pattern helmet, in blue finish with Light Infantry bugle badge, brown leather lining and chin strap.

A British 1827 pattern Rifle Officer's sword, the 82cm slightly curved blade etched with a crowned VR cypher, having a steel Gothic hilt with crowned bugle cypher and wire bound fish skin grip, housed in a leather covered scabbard with frog, 96cm.

Siegfried Sassoon and Paul Hogarth (illustrations) Memoirs of an Infantry Officer Signed by the artist, 1623/2000, slip, original cloth with embossed bugle to front and rear boards, colour illustrations throughout, vg, The Limited Editions Club, New York, 1981.

COPPER AND BRASS BUGLE, with nickel plated mouthpiece30.5cm long

ToyBiz Marvel Group including: (1) The Avengers Wonder Man; (2) The Avengers Vision; (3) The Avengers Ultron; (4) The Avengers Kang, some packaging has degraded within bubble; (5) The Avengers Wasp; (6) The Avengers Tigra; (7) The Avengers Ant-Man; (8) The Avengers Falcon, bubble has yellowed; (9) The Avengers Hawkeye; (10) The Amazing Spider-Man; (11) Daily Bugle Playset, unchecked for completeness; within Good to Good Plus packaging (edge wear and creases), Good Plus to Excellent; (11).

Dorset Rifle Volunteers Helmet Plate. A good die-stamped bronzed example with a crowned Maltese cross bearing a circlet inscribed with the motto ‘Pro Patria’, centred with a strung bugle, the arms of the cross inscribed ‘Dorset Volrs Rifles’, the lower arm with fasces, the reverse with three loops, very good condition £80-£100

King’s Royal Rifle Corps Helmet Plate. A good Victorian gilding metal die-stamped example with a Victorian crowned Maltese cross, beneath the crown a motto scroll ‘Celer Et Audax’ bearing a circlet inscribed with a regimental title ‘The King’s Royal Rifle Corps’, to the voided centre a strung bugle, the arms of the cross with regimental battle honours, the reverse with three lugs, excellent condition £50-£70

14th (Inns of Court) Middlesex Rifle Volunteers Helmet Plate. A fine die-stamped Victorian example with a blackened brass Maltese cross with lions between the arms, surmounted by a Victorian crown, with a regimental title scroll ‘Inns of Court’, below the bottom arm of the cross another scroll ‘Middlesex’, the voided centre with a circlet inscribed with the motto ‘Salus Populi Suprema Lex’, centred with a strung bugle with ‘14’ between the strings, the reverse with three lugs, very good condition £80-£100

Scottish Rifle Volunteers Officer’s Full Dress Shoulder Belt and Pouch. A rarely seen embroidered Scottish Rifle Volunteers Officer’s Full Dress Shoulder Belt and Pouch. The specific regiment is unknown, consisting of a finely embroidered Belt and Pouch, the Pouch with matching lace with a red centred lace edging on a dark blue or black velvet, a strung bugle sitting within a deep spray of silver thistles, red leather to the inner flap and box with a green leather to the interior of the box itself, with silver or white metal fittings to both the belt & pouch, with a mark to top left of bugle strings otherwise very good condition £240-£280

13th (Somersetshire) Regiment, Officer’s Helmet Plate. A good and scarce example, 1878-81 pattern, with a gilt crowned star mounted with a Garter and laurel sprays upon a black cloth ground with a silver bugle horn, surmounted with a mural crown with a scroll above inscribed with the battle honour ‘Jellalabad’, within the string of the bugle ‘13’, the reverse with three lugs, excellent condition and scarce £220-£260

First Surrey Rifles Officer’s Victorian Pouch Belt Plate. A good late Victorian die-stamped darkened silver example, circa 1891-1901, with a silvered Victorian crowned Maltese cross with lions between the arms, between the crown and upper arm of the cross a scroll inscribed ‘1803-1859’, to the centre a circlet inscribed ‘First Surrey Rifles’, to the voided centre a strung bugle with ‘1’ between its strings, to the cross base a motto scroll inscribed ‘Concordia Victrix’, the reverse with three screw posts, very good condition £160-£200

Bloomsbury Rifles Helmet Plate. A very good Victorian blackened example with a crowned Maltese cross within a wreath of laurel leaves with blank entwined scrolls, with lions between the arms bearing a circlet inscribed ‘Bloomsbury Rifles’, centred with a strung bugle and ‘Rifle Brigade’ and a regimental title scroll below ‘The Prince Consort’s Own’, the reverse with three loops, very good condition £120-£160

Duke of Cornwall’s Light Infantry Officer’s Helmet Plate. A good Edwardian example with a gilt crowned star mounted with a Garter and laurel sprays and a silver regimental title scroll mounted below with ‘The Duke of Cornwall’s Lt. Infy’, the red velvet centre backing surmounted with a gilt strung bugle, red feathers crossing a silver two turreted castle, the reverse with three lugs, very good condition with most of the gilt remaining and with minor damage to cloth backing on the feathers £180-£220

Oxfordshire Light Infantry, Officer’s Helmet Plate. A good Edwardian example, 1901-08 pattern, with a gilt crowned star mounted with a Garter and laurel sprays, with a silver regimental title scroll ‘The Oxfordshire Lt. Infy.’, with a black enamelled centre with silver strung bugle, the reverse with three lugs, very good condition £120-£160

Royal Marine Light Infantry Officer’s Helmet Plate. A good Victorian gilt example, circa 1878-1901, with a Victorian crowned star mounted with laurel sprays joined at the base via a fouled anchor, beneath the crown a battle honour scroll inscribed ‘Gibraltar’, the centre a pierced Garter belt with the motto ‘Per Mare Per Terram’, on a blue enamelled ground, to the centre a silver globe in relief, mounted beneath the laurel spray a strung silver bugle, the reverse with three loops, a chip to lower right side of the enamelled ground, otherwise very good condition £200-£240

60th Foot King’s Royal Rifle Corps Officer’s Helmet Plate. A very fine Victorian example, circa 1878-1881, blackened with a large Victorian crowned Maltese cross, the arms of the cross with 21 battle honours, with a battle honour scroll beneath the crown with ‘Peninsula’, the lower arm with a motto scroll below ‘Celer Et Audax’, the circlet with a strung bugle and the numerals ‘60’ with another regimental title scroll ‘The King’s Royal Rifle Corps’, the reverse with three loops, excellent condition £180-£220

2nd Royal Tower Hamlets Militia (The Queen’s Own Light Infantry) Officer’s Shako Plate. A good Victorian example, circa 1855, with an eight pointed silver star, the top point displaced with a Victorian crown, to the centre on a ribbed silver ground, a crowned strung bugle with a gilt outer double rimmed circle with a fretted regimental title ‘The Queen’s Own Light Infantry’, the reverse with two lugs, both lugs either strengthened or reattached, otherwise very good condition £220-£260

Royal Guernsey Militia Officer’s Helmet Plate. A very good Victorian example, 1881-1901 pattern with a gilt Victorian crowned universal star mounted with a Garter and laurel sprays, the Garter inscribed “Pro Aris Rege Et Focis’, with a black velvet ground mounted with a silver shield charged with three lions surmounted with a sprig of laurel, above the Garter a scroll inscribed ‘Diex Aie’, below the shield a strung bugle, within the strings the numeral ‘1’, below this a tri-part scroll with the regimental title ‘Royal’ ‘Guernsey’ ‘Militia’, the reverse with three lugs, excellent condition £200-£240

A H.M.S. Eggesford Ship’s Crest. A large cast iron ship’s crest, 360mm diameter, approximately 10.5kg, depicting on a field of white and blue waves a red goat’s head, gorged with a gold chain, from which is suspended a gold bugle horn, ‘Eggesford’ above, generally good condition £30-£40 --- H.M.S. Eggesford, a Type III Hunt-class destroyer with a complement of 168, was built by J. Samuel White, Ltd., Isle of Wight, and was launched on 12 September 1943. She entered service in January 1943, carrying out convoy escort, patrol and anti-shipping attacks for most of the rest of the Second World War. She was awarded the battle Honours Sicily 1943, Salerno 1943, Adriatic 1944, and South France 1944. She went into reserved in 1952, and was sold to the West German Navy in 1957, finally being scrapped in 1969. Please note that this lot is not suitable for shipping, but can be hand delivered within mainland Britain by prior arrangement.

1st Lanarkshire Volunteers Corps Helmet Plate. A good and scarce Victorian die-stamped blackened brass example with a Victorian crowned Maltese cross, with lions between the arms bearing a circlet inscribed ‘First Lanarkshire R.V.C.’, with a strung bugle to the voided centre, the reverse with three lugs, good condition £120-£160

Royal Marine Light Infantry Officer’s Shako Plate. A good Victorian gilt example, circa 1866-1878, with a Victorian crowned star mounted with laurel sprays joined at the base via a fouled anchor, beneath the crown, a battle honour scroll inscribed ‘Gibraltar’, the centre a pierced Garter belt with the motto ‘Per Mare Per Terram’, on a blue enamelled ground to the centre, a silver globe in relief, mounted beneath the laurel spray a strung silver bugle, the reverse with two loops, with a small punched clean hole between the scroll and crown, all gilt finish remaining, otherwise very good condition £160-£200

1st Surrey Rifles, 21st County of London, Officer’s Shoulder Belt Plate. A very good Edwardian die-cast white metal or silver example with an Edwardian crowned Maltese Cross, approximately 4” x 2.5” with a strung bugle to the voided centre, within a circlet a regimental title ‘East Surrey Rifles’, beneath the crown a motto scroll ‘Concordia Victrix’, the upper arm of cross with the battle honour ‘South Africa 1900-02’, the lower arm with ‘1803’, beneath this a further scroll ‘21st County of London’, the reverse with four posts and its original brass fixings, lacking its backing cloth and one of its thin metal fold over fixings to hold the cloth in place, otherwise very good condition £140-£180

Oxfordshire Light Infantry Officer’s Helmet Plate. A very good Victorian example, 1881-1901 pattern, in gilding metal with a Victorian crowned star mounted with a Garter and laurel sprays bearing a silver regimental title scroll ‘The Oxfordshire Lt Infy’, with a black centre, disc mounted with silver strung bugle, the reverse with three lugs, very good condition £120-£160

King’s Shropshire Light Infantry Officer’s Helmet Plate. A good Victorian example with a gilt Victorian crowned star mounted with a Garter and laurel sprays bearing a silver regimental title scroll ‘King’s Shropshire Lt Infy’ with a green enamel centre with a strung silver bugle with entwined initials ‘KSLI’ below the bugle strings, the reverse with three lugs, enamel damage to the bottom right, very little gilding remaining, otherwise good condition £100-£140

Cigarette card, Smith's, Advertisement Card, type, advert card illustrated with tin of Smith's Bugle Call Mixture (ex) (1)

A BRASS AND COPPER ARMY BUGLE

Collection of thirty three various British Military cap badges to include Chaplins badges and Queen's Own Hussars, mounted in glazed frame and a bugle (34).

EARLY 19TH CENTURY ROYAL ARTILLERY BRASS BUGLE, with applied crest, and a Malacca swagger stick, nickel pommel with Royal Welch Fusiliers crestProvenance: private collection Cheshire