A modern kit built 1:144 scale boat, 'WW2 Flower Class Corvette HMCS Snowberry', mounted on blue painted modern wooden plinth base, length of boat 44cm, base 46 x 8.5cm, a modern kit built 1:35 scale model boat, 'Svenska Armen Lansering', mounted on modern wooden plinth base, length of boat 51cm, base 55 x 17cm, four modern kit built scale models of boats including '18th Century Venice Gondola', overall length 30cm, 'Mary Rose', height including modern display case 15.5cm, a 1:100 scale boat, 'S S Robin', overall length 47.5cm, and a 1:56 scale 'Dutch Heeremyacht', overall width 29cm and four further modern kit built scale model boats including 'French Tartane', 1:96 scale, 'Large Swedish Sumpar', 1:50 scale, 'HMS Anson', 125:1 scale, mounted on modern wooden plinth base, length of boat 45cm, base 47 x 12.5cm, and a further modern scratchbuilt scale model ship (10).
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Mouseman and the Yorkshire Critters: a honey oak bowl by Thomas 'Gnomeman' Whittaker (1910-1991) - the fluted, chrysanthemum shaped bowl with deep adzed patterning to the underside, the well centred with his carved gnome signature, 24cm diameter. * Thomas Whittaker never worked for Robert 'Mouseman' Thompson, but was heavily influenced by his work, as well as the Black Forest craftsmen of southern Germany and Switzerland. Originally based in York but later in Littlebeck near Whitby, his trademark gnome was inspired by a German Jewish refugee he met as a judge at the North of England Craftsman's Exhibition in Newcastle, just before the outbreak of WW2. The judge was examining Whittaker's work and suggested it made him think of the German Oak Spirit, the legend that a gnome is born every time an acorn germinates, which guards the resulting oak tree throughout its life. * In good condition, with no faults - no chips, cracks or water marks / fading to the bowl.
A quantity of 1930s / WW2 period radio equipment and parts - including a home-built morse code machine; various radio valves by Mullard, Osram, Cossor etc; a pair of B.T.H headphones with the original box lid; a pair of aluminium headphones by Sterling of London; a quantity of miscellaneous parts; etc.
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)
Two WW2 scrapbooks and seven Victory Europe newspaper editions. Scrapbook 1 (85 pages) - mostly Allied and Axis aircraft; Scrapbook 2 (162 pages) - mostly Allied and Axis aircraft, and also naval ships and Home Guard training charts to include 'Dealing with an enemy at close quarters' and 'Get your Parachutist'. The seven newspapers, May 8-16, comprise: May 8 1945 - Daily Herald 'Good Morning! This is VE-Day (Official)' and Daily Sketch 'This is VE Day. Premier is to Broadcast. Two Days' Holiday'; May 9 1945 - Daily Express 'This Was Their Finest Day' and Daily Mirror 'Britain's Day of Rejoicing'; May 10 1945 - Evening Standard 'Good Old London, God Bless You'; May 12 1945 - Daily Express 'First Demob. Day - June 18'; May 16 1945 -Daily Express 'All Germans Must Work to Feed Our Armies'.
Royal Navy WW2 medal group of seven comprising Naval General Service Medal with clasp for Palestine 1936-1939, 1939-45 Star named to KX8595 W Master Sto 1, RN, Atlantic Star with clasp for France & Germany, Africa Star with clasp for North Africa 1942-43, Italy Star, Defence Medal and War Medal
WW2 RAF and Glider Pilot Regiment medals and ephemera relating to John Letherbarrow including red beret and cap badge, Airborne patch, identity discs, cloth and bullion breast badge, cloth shoulder title, leather flying helmet with communication cord and oxygen mask, further oxygen mask, enamel badges, photographs, soldier's pay book, soldier's release book, Defence Medal and War Medal, signed silk pennant from Booker September 1945 etc
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
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
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
WW2 German Third Reich Nazi 'Operation Sea Lion' planned invasion of England ephemera including books featuring City Transport south coast with photographs, all dated 1940, one with Nazi ink stamp to first page and another stamped Radf A6 + 30 issue 117/160 to the front, maps including railway station and directory, rivers and canals, railways, population numbers and distribution, telephone network, radio stations etc, books (6) and maps (9)
Collection of militaria including two tea caddies both marked with broad arrow mark and dated 1956, replica pickelhaube, horse bit with US side discs, inert fuse cone, petroleum silver king lamp, leather pouch dated 1914 and 1917 mounted display WW2 shrapnel / ammunition emergency 'sleeping bag', piece of trench art fashioned or a coal scuttle
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