WW2 BRITISH ATS CLOTH SHOULDER TITLE
A very clean, very probably un-used ATS (Auxiliary Territorial Service) multi-coloured cloth shoulder title. Moth and damage free condition.
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£75.00IMPERIAL GERMAN 27th INFANTRY REGIMENT NUMBERED SHOULDER BOARD
A numbered, plain, 27th Infantry Regiment shoulder board. An excellent condition, moth and damage free board, now slightly grubby due to use.
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£75.00IMPERIAL GERMAN 14th INFANTRY REGIMENT NUMBERED SHOULDER BOARD
A numbered, plain, 14th Infantry Regiment shoulder board. An excellent condition, moth and damage free board, clean and fade free.
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Another item sold before the opportunity to site list, a WW2 German military funeral wreath drape. Sold to a UK collector.
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£65.00WW1 BRITISH WAR VOLUNTEER (WV) SERVICE BADGE WITH RED CROSS ‘CONNECTIONS’
A superb WW1 WV lapel badge backed with a period Red Cross formation sign, mounted on its original Red Cross ‘backing card’. A standard WV badge with reverse issue number, mounted on a felt Red Cross, showing (via the issue card) association with the British Red Cross Society, Cornwall Work Auxiliary. The backing card (in red to its revers, see images) is missing sadly the bottom arm
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£225.00LORD KITCHENER & STAFF COMMEMORATIVE TISSUE HANDKERCHIEF
A ‘low grade’ produced item when ‘new’, not intended for longevity ! Produced as a commemorative item on the death of Lord Kitchener and his staff on the sinking of HMS Hampshire 5th June 1916. The item is in exceptional condition with one small hole and in the main edge creasing (not damage). Some slight age foxing blemishes. Its currently mounted on a protective backing card , covered
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++++SOLD BEFORE THE OPPORTUNITY TO SITE LIST++++
Sold before the opportunity to site list a ‘smallish’ grouping of items collected by a middle ranking RAF officer, from the shattered remains of the Reich Chancellory in August 1945. Some items are water stained, others have been trodden under foot. Sold to a UK collector. Grouping consisted of more items than those shown here
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£385.00‘DOWNED’ ZEPPELIN L48 AIR FRAME SOUVENIR WALKING CANE
A superb walking cane, the handle/head of which is made from crashed air-frame/wreckage of the L48 Zeppelin. Turned duralumin handle with the pommel top engraved with the wording ‘L 48 Brought down at Theberton 1917’ Handle is grubby and with some ‘imperfections’. Cane shaft in good damage free condition, but with some scratching. The cane base lower ground furrel is absent. (Approx. 82cms 32inches in length). Cane handle a little
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£28.00PRINCESS MARY 1914 GIFT FUND:- 1914 CHRISTMAS GREETING CARD
A very good condition 1914 gift fund Christmas card that accompanied all gift tins etc. in time to be distributed before and up to Christmas 1914. Some slight age and storage marking, and fragility to an area of the card spine.
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£425.00WW1 ORIGINAL ARMISTICE TELEGRAM TRANSCRIPT TO THE ‘VICEROY INDIA’ WITH ACCOMPANYING STAFF PHOTOGRAPHS
The original transcript of the telegram as issued to ‘The Viceroy of India’ and his military staff detailing the Armistice November 1918. Armistice details, protocols and instructions on peace time treatment of former enemies Six copies were made for distribution, this one with hand written amendments. Photographs are of the Staff serving India Command and ‘The Viceroy’. Excellent overall condition of the printed details, photographs in excellent condition
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£75.00IMPERIAL GERMAN 4TH ARMY CORPS No. 4 FIELD ARTILLERY REGT MILITARY PASS AND LETTER
A good well filled out mid 19th century military pass and supporting letter to a member of the 4th Army Corps, 4th Field Artillery Regt. Many details and stamps. A little grubby and with some fragility where firstly carried and subsequently stored. See images for stamps and entry details. Nice item.
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£120.00PRINCESS MARY 1914 GIFT FUND:- GIFT TIN (3)
A superb, pristine condition example of the 1914 gift tin. Tin is dent and damage free, with 99.9% of all original gilt finish remaining. Tin is firm and sound with the lid a little stiff; the corners are firm and split free. This is as new and as it would have appeared when presented in 1914. Recently found, new to the market. Would be very hard to better, and