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Click here to subscribeA late 19th / early 20th century sportsman's or campaign 8 blade multi tool pocket knife by Joseph Rodgers of Sheffield, with nickel-plated case and cartridge extractor, 12.2cm long; together with a WW1 Queen Mary brass bullet case pencil holder; and a red deer bone riding boot polisher, 24.5cm long. (3)
Three pieces of military interest jewellery - comprising a silver Royal Flying Corps sweetheart brooch, Birmingham 1916 (lacks pin loop from one side on back); a faux-tortoiseshell and rolled gold RAF brooch; and a WW2 period threepenny-bit ring; together with a 'Malvern Warship Week Mar. 14-21 1942' badge; and a silver brooch holding a 19th century Belgian silver coin, possibly WW1 period. (5)
British Army WW1 and WW2 father and son medals and ephemera for Captain M A O'Meara (father) Army Service Corps and M P O'Meara, Royal Tank Regiment, comprising Captain Michael Aloysius O'Meara MBE Military in Garrard & Co box, WW1 War Medal and Victory Medal both named to Capt M A O'Meara, 1914 waistcoat pocket diary and Almanac, warrant dated 6th January 1916 to be Warrant Officer Class 1, commission dated 15th January 1917 to be Second Lieutenant, Grant of the Dignity of a Member of the Military Division of the Order of the British Empire, letter from the Central Chancery, two photographs, his OSD cap badge and rank insignia. Michael Patrick O'Meara WW2 War Medal and Defence Medal, officer's Record of Service Army Book 439, photographs including one as an Air Cadet, L/Cpl in 1943 and Sandhurst 1944 etc., his RAC cap and collar badges and tommy lighters. Included with these items are family related ephemera including ID card, 8th June 1946 victory message from the King to boys and girls, pre-WW1 sketch album, 1914 dated dance cards and whist cards, cricket badges for 1877, 1880 and 1882 and two permits from the Ordnance Survey office dated 1870 and 1867
British Army WW1 medal pair comprising War Medal and Victory Medal named to 161828 Sapper J S Mahony, Royal Engineers, together with a WW2 Defence Medal, silver War Badge, identity disc, hallmarked lodge badge, hallmarked silver football medal inscribed D Coy 5 Battalion Gloucestershire Regiment 1924 and two further hallmarked silver badges
WW1 medals and ephemera including War Medal named to 35050 Pte F J Atkins, Somerset Light Infantry, silver War Badge number 350450, WW1 Hudson & Co whistle dated 1916, WW2 ARP whistle by Hudson & Co, Zippo lighter with Royal Gloucestershire Hussars cypher engraved 23489371 Cpl R G Newman, cap badges and shoulder titles including Gloucestershire Regiment, Royal Flying Corps, On War Service 1915, some restrikes, and two ARP hallmarked silver badges etc
British Army ephemera relating to Basil George Letherbarrow who enlisted in the 4th Battalion Oxford & Buckinghamshire Light Infantry on 28th November 1914 and served with them until 23rd January 1919 when he transferred to the Royal Army Service Corps, where he completed 21 years service. Items include Certificate of Service, Amiens postcard book, cigarette case, warrant for his appointment to W O II Company Sergeant Major, miniature medals, WW1 War and Victory General Service Medal, clasp for Palestine, WW2 Defence and War Medal, Long Service and Good Conduct Medal, various cap badges etc
Three British Army WW1 medals comprising War Medal, Victory Medal and Long Service & Good Conduct Medal named to 28905 Drv P W Keen, ASC, 2116 Sgt to LSGC, together with George VI Militia Efficiency Medal to Staff Sgt PW Keen, RAPC and WW2 Defence Medal and War Medal with postal box for P W Keen
WW1 medal pair comprising War Medal and Victory Medal named to 20695 A/Cpl C T G Butler, Somerset Light Infantry, together with two War Medals named to 18504 Pte H Brown, Yorkshire Regiment and 8210 Pte W Clark, South Lancashire Regiment and a WW1 Victory Medal to 301599 Pte A Strong, Durham Light Infantry
The Most Excellent Order Of the British Empire medal group of seven for Sidney Edward Kennett comprising MBE, WW1 War Medal and Victory Medal to 201082, WW2 Defence and War Medals, Meritorious Service Medal to 201082 Mech S/Sgt Kennett, 6/ Tank Corps, WW2 Defence Medal and Victory Medal, Meritorious Service Medal to 201082 Mech S/Sgt Kennett 6/ Tank Corps and Long Service and Good Conduct Medal in fitted Garrard box, together with MBE certificate signed by George VI and Prince Edward and a retirement presentation stand of two tanks inscribed presented to Major S E Kennett, MBE on the occasion of his retirement F Marott FV4,pvl
Royal Artillery medal group of five comprising WW1 War Medal and Victory Medal named to 128281 Gunner S Allwood, 1910/1935 Silver Jubilee Medal, Regular Army Long Service & Good Conduct George V Medal named to 1023580 Sgt Allwood and George VI Meritorious Service Medal named to WO Class 1 Allwood
WW1 and WW2 Royal Engineers Military Cross medal group of five including Mentioned in Despatches comprising Military Cross named to Lieutenant C H Dunkley RE to reverse, WW1 War Medal and Victory Medal both named to Lieut Dunkley with MID emblem to Victory Medal and WW2 War Medal and Defence Medal, with paperwork
WW1 album of approximately 300 photographs to include aerial reconnaissance images from The Somme, Northern France photographs are dated 1916 and 1917 and include Frenicourt (Fricourt), Lebucquiere and Bapaume with trench location marked in pencil on reverse, numerous portraits of men in military dress, posing outside bunkers etc, arrival of reinforcements, other images titled Arras 1918, Boesinghe 1917, Elverdinghe, officers on horseback and motorcycle and several hand drawn caricatures of officers from 196 battery 1918. Other images in the album include family photographs around Weymouth, the 6th Farnborough Scout Camp trip in 1921 (18 images), Cambridge, yachts and sailing on The Norfolk Broads, skiing trips and a number of images taken from St. Thomas’s Hospital 1920-23, together with report booklet for the Papillon Solders’ Home Shorncliffe Camp 1918, album in half leather with gilt initials
German WW1 'crank handled' trench knife bayonet with Gesetzlich Geschutzt to one side of the ricasso and Demag Duisburg to the other, 15cm double edged blade (tip missing) and scabbard with integral leather belt loop. PLEASE NOTE: WE ARE NOT ABLE TO OFFER OUR USUAL POSTAGE SERVICE FOR THIS LOT
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