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Orders, Decorations, Medals and Militaria (17 & 18 July 2019)

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Lot 1551

Royal North Devon Mounted Rifles Officer’s Mess Jacket and Waistcoat c. 1856 - 1868, the jacket of scarlet cloth with blue facings decorated with silver lace around the collar, down the front, on the cuffs and around the bottom, single twist silver Orris chord shoulder straps retained by silver plated unit buttons these with raised St. Edward’s crown over crossed rifle and sabre (by Jennens & Co., London); the mess waistcoat again of scarlet...

Sold for £160

Lot 1552

A Major General’s Full Dress Epaulettes and Corresponding Cap Badge (QEC), a Pair of Gilt Brass Cross Sword and Baton Rank Badges, the epaulettes of standard gold cord pattern embellished with embroidered silver crossed sword and baton and single Bath pattern star, the cap badge comprises laurels, the Royal Crest and crossed sword and baton; together with a silver coloured whistle guard in the form of a cross, a crowned rose and laurels (lackin...

Sold for £130

Lot 1553

A British Army 1797 Pattern Officer’s Copper Gilt Gorget, of standard format engraved with the crown GR cypher and laurel sprays, together with 12 large size gilt buttons to the Royal North Lincolnshire Militia (backmark I. McGowan, London), the gorget with two small dents and approximately 50% original gilt, the gilt good on the buttons, therefore overall good condition (13) £260-£360

Sold for £460

Lot 1554

The King’s Royal Rifle Corps Other Ranks Glengarry Badge 1881-1897 (large size), together with twelve reproduction military badges, good condition (13) £40-£60

Sold for £40

Lot 1555

The Highland Light Infantry an Officer’s Hall Marked Silver Plaid Brooch, the quoit with rim decoration and mounted with a thistle pattern disc overlaid with battle honours to Egypt 1882 and Tel-El-Kebir, the voided centre with glengarry size mount being the star of the Order of the Thistle that in turn mounted with a coiled bugle horn enclosing an HLI monogram, the first pattern Imperial Crown above, a battle honour scroll Assaye below and the...

Sold for £300

Lot 1556

Sylhet Light Infantry Officer’s Cross Belt Plate c. 1880, a rare example in die cast white metal featuring a Guelphic crown over a plain plinth laurel sprays and central Bath star, the centre bearing a circle ‘Silhet Light Infantry’ and enclosing a strung bugle horn, complete with shaped backing plate and four out of five screw post fasteners, good condition £300-£400

Sold for £300

Lot 1557

Corps of Royal Engineers Officer’s Full Dress Pouch and Belt c. 1881 - 1901, the pouch of black Russian leather inlaid with two stripes of gold lace and mounted with a gilt crowned VR cypher, the pouch belt of the same leather embellished with three stripes of gold lace, buckle and slide in gilt metal, the pouch with two small patches of damage and the metal retaining catch not of the period otherwise very good condition £60-£80

Sold for £75

Lot 1558

The Royal Irish Fusiliers Officer’s Waist Belt Plate 1881 - 1901, of special pattern the side panels marked with shamrocks and the Maid and Harp on the circle the QVC laurels and title, in the centre a gilt fused grenade mounted with a silver French Eagle (Ryan 232) matching benchmarks, no gilt remains and the eagle severely worn, therefore fair condition £60-£80

Sold for £85

Lot 1559

The Royal Irish Rifles Officers’ Pouch Belt Plates, the first 1881 - 1901 in die cast silver plate displaying a QVC, shamrock sprays, the Maid and Harp, Sphinx/Egypt, unit title and strung bugle horn, complete with shaped backing plate and three screw post fasteners; the second of post-1902 pattern is in die stamped hall marked silver (J.R.G & S Birmingham 1926), it displays a KC similar emblems to the preceding item but the shamrocks overlaid...

Sold for £400

Lot 1560

Prince of Wales’s Own Goorkhas Senior NCOs Pouch Belt Plate, in heavy die cast white metal and featuring St. Edward’s crown over a solid oval ‘Prince of Wales’s Own Goorkhas’, the solid centre with raised battle honour scrolls ‘Delhi, Sobraon, Bhurtpore, Aliwal’, die cast white metal crossed kukris are applied across the whole of the plate, five screw post fasteners, c. 1876 - 1879, good condition £300-£400

Sold for £320

Lot 1561

Cape Mounted Rifles Officer’s Pouch Belt Plate, of special pattern, the crowned multi rayed back plate mounted with oak sprays, central disc bearing a strung bugle horn with stylised ‘CMR’ within the strings, two short chains attached to the back plate, the reverse with provision for prickers and fitted with three screw post fasteners, the whole in silver plate, very good condition £260-£360

Sold for £800

Lot 1562

A Rifle Officer’s Whistle Guard Chains and Whistle in Hall Marked Silver, the whistle and case marked for Birmingham 1854 by ‘G.U.’ the chains in silver plate and the lion’s mask and floral guard in unmarked silver coloured metal, complete with four screw posts, good condition £100-£160

Sold for £150

Lot 1563

A Rifle Officer’s Hall Marked Silver Whistle, Chains and Whistle Guard, the whistle case marked for Birmingham 1870 by J & Co., the whistle Birmingham 1871 by J & Co., the chains, lion’s mask and floral whistle guard in silver plate, complete with all screw post fittings, two minute dents on the whistle case otherwise good condition £80-£120

Sold for £140

Lot 1564

Prince of Wales’ brass Horse Harness Badges (2), both in the form of the Prince of Wales’ feathers within a Garter, the first with the Royal crown above, the second with the Imperial crown above, attractively mounted in a glazed display frame, the reverse bearing the inscription ‘Badges from the harness used by King Edward VII, when Prince of Wales, before & after 1877. Framed 1918. W. A. Wells.’, good condition (2) £140-£180

Sold for £140

Lot 1565

British Army Officers’ Insignia comprising a Coldstream Guards officer’s side hat or beret badge in hall marked silver and enamels (Birmingham 1985), a Highland Brigade (1959-69) officer’s hat badge in silver plate (KK 2036), Wessex Brigade officer’s silver plated cap badge (KK 2030), a Queen’s Royal Irish Hussars cap badge in silver plate and gilt, the Queen’s Own Hussars cap badge in silver plate and gilt with matching collars in si...

Sold for £220

Lot 1566

British Militaria Insignia, a small group of good quality items including an o.s.d. cap to the Essex Regiment shield and title pattern with blades by J. & Co., (Jennens), a pair of o.s.d. KC DLI collar badges, a brass s/title T/13/London, two marked wound stripes one with backing plate, standard cap badges post 1902 to the South Staffs, Essex, Norfolk (post 1935), East Surrey, Bedfords, Wiltshire, 12th Lancers; single brass QVC collar Northampton...

Sold for £65

Lot 1567

British Military Insignia, a mixed lot of unissued items including cloth trade and rank badges, a few metal collar and cap badges, etc., good condition (parcel) £80-£120

Unsold

Lot 1568

Modern British Army Insignia, a mixed lot of cloth trade badges, metal cap and collar badges, a small selection of modern buttons, good overall condition (parcel) £80-£120

Unsold

Lot 1569

British Reproduction Military Badges, a selection of 227 badges from the various Cavalry and Infantry Regiments, the Corps, and the London Regiments, generally good condition (parcel) £200-£260

Sold for £400

Lot 1570

A Small Silver Presentation Bugle, unmarked, 180mm in length, with gold tassel, some dents, otherwise fine condition £100-£140

Sold for £55

Lot 1571

Germany, Third Reich, S.S. Man’s Dagger, a good quality 1933 pattern example by Richard Herder, Solingen, the 22cm blade etched ‘Meine Ehreheist Treue’, maker’s mark engraved on reverse, the grip with inlaid runes and eagle over swastika badges complete with its nickel plated and black enamel scabbard, and housed in a later fitted case, very good condition £800-£1,200

Withdrawn

Lot 1572

Germany, Third Reich, Second World War Luftwaffe Combat Belt and Buckle. A good all steel Luftwaffe belt buckle with blue paint finish missing, unmarked, with combat weight leather belt the inside tab marked ‘314’, good condition £30-£40

Sold for £70

Lot 1573

Italy, Kingdom, Cavalry Officer’s Pouch Belt Mounts c. 1920 - 1939, comprising a heavy cast white metal eagle, chain links to a shield shaped pricker plate with fixed prickers, the plate in die stamped white metal mounted with a gilt grown and cypher ‘V.E.’ (Victor Emmanuel), both items with simple strip wire mounts one missing on the shield otherwise good condition (2) £40-£60

Sold for £40

Lot 1574

Japan, Empire, a Second World War Japanese Steel Helmet, complete with liner and chin strap; together with a 1939-45 Star; Burma Star; Defence Medal and War Medal 1939-45; and a quantity of badges, buttons and cloth insignia, mostly relating to the Devonshire Regiment; Burma Regiment, and the British South African Police, generally good condition (parcel) £200-£300

Sold for £700

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