Medals, Militaria and Weapons

A brass 16 bore bullet mould to cast a conical bullet with three lubrication grooves, a steel .500 bullet mould to cast a winged bullet for two groove rifling, and a steel .450 bullet mould.

A circular cap dispenser by G. & W. Hawksley, a double sided brass cap dispenser by Sykes, two folding aperture sights by L.S.A. and W.W. Greener, a brass adjustable powder/shot measure by R. Gouton, various nipple keys and percussion hammers, a broken cock, a magazine, a torch sight, an Eley Kynoch cardboard cartridge case box, etc.

An early 19th Century Turkish composite recurve bow with red painted and gilt decorated qabza, similarly decorated limbs, horn inset belly and short nocked ears, length approx 75cm.

A Burmese carved bone blowpipe with dragon's head to muzzle, length approx 102cm.

An R.A.F. sheepskin flying jacket, late multi panel type, retaining A.M. label marked 'Size 3' (worn overall, zip fasteners defective).

A post-1952 Royal Corps of Signals captain's blue dress uniform.

A 1937 pattern Royal Engineers captain's battledress blouse (lacking label, some moth damage), a Royal Engineers service dress tunic, a service dress sidecap, two further sidecaps, etc.

A post-1952 R.A.F. No. 1 dress uniform with two caps, a post-war Canadian battledress blouse, two pairs of trousers and a Royals dress cap.

A First World War period 75mm brass shell case with applied Gloucestershire badge and engraved 'The Hindenburg Line Near St. Quentin September 1918', together with two small brass shell cases, a brass model of a deck gun and three modern model dress swords by Nauticalia, comprising Army, Navy and Air Force, boxed.

A Royal Flying Corps nickel mounted swagger cane, a pewter 'Souvenir de France' inkwell in the form of a twin gun turret, cast with 'On ne passe pas', the inkwell cover in the form of a helmet, a 1915 penny lighter and a copper driving band paper knife.

A Second World War period R.A.F. Astro Compass MkII, contained in its wooden box, with Serviceable label for Halifax Mk2 aircraft, No. M2 982.

An early 20th Century brass gunsight by W. Ottway & Co, cased.

Two Second World War period R.A.F. pilot's flying log books, compiled by T.C. Lewis, with entries from 22nd February 1942 to 27th March 1946 recording training and practice in Britain and America until October 1942, when operational with 247 Squadron, in October 1944 flying Typhoon IB, entries include 'R.P. attacks on bridge south of Meyel ... port side coop-top shot off by flak', transferred to 611 Squadron mainly flying Mustang IV, entry for April 16th 1945 'Ramrod: Swinemunde: Sweep Berlin ... Squadron destroyed 5 FW 190s, probables 2 in dog-fight', '611 Squadron disbanded 15th August 1945', transferred to 164 Squadron 31st August 1945, then to 124 Squadron flying Meteor III, last entry 27th March 1946, total hours flown 685 and 30mins, endorsement on last page 'W/O Lewis was reproved by me for gross carelessness in retracting his undercarriage before properly airborne in a Meteor III aircraft on 16th March 1946', indistinctly signed at 'Essex Sector H.Q. 15.4.46', together with a further unnamed pilot's flying log book, duplicating the second log book to 26th February 1946, a photograph of a group of ten pilots possibly being debriefed with a Mustang in the background, a photograph of a Meteor, etc.

A group of five Second World War medals awarded to Dvr. F.W.A. Davidge, comprising 1939-45 Star, Africa Star, Italy Star, Defence Medal and War Medal, framed, together with Frederick Davidge's Soldier's Service and Pay Book, his Soldier's Release Book and copies of photographs of him in service and other wartime subjects.

A pair of brass photograph frames by Finnigans Ltd, with applied military badges of the South Lancashire and The King's (Liverpool) regiments, each aperture approx 20cm x 15cm (both with some faults and lacking glass and supports).

A British War Medal to 'B.Z. 4625. R. Arberry. A.B. R.N.V.R.', a 1914-18 Mercantile Marine War Medal to 'James E. Booth', a 1939-45 Star, three 1939-45 War Medals, a Kestrel Evaluation Squadron enamelled car badge, various metal and cloth badges, cased medallions, ephemera, etc.

A presentation framed sectional print of a Type XI U-boat with applied metal plaque, engraved 'Presented to Karl Heinz-Wahnig (U802) Submariners Phraseology', approx 26.5 x 40cm, together with two whisky glasses, each etched with 'U 802' and a depiction of the submarine, a plated stand-mounted photograph frame containing a print of a U-boat badge, a black composition breathing apparatus mouthpiece, a photograph of Admiral Karl Donitz, two ashtrays, an aluminium soup tureen, an inert German cardboard and steel aerial projectile device and a white cap cover.

A scarce H.J. leather belt, the steel clasp impressed with 'RZM' and 'M 4/24' (repaired, leather supple).

An H.J. sidecap, two sports vest badges, Luftwaffe and Wehrmacht, a police cloth badge, Luftwaffe eagle badges, etc.