Sale 136: Important Australian, British, World, and Ancient Coins, Banknotes, and Medals

1 · Militaria: Australia, 1930-42 collar badges, includes 11th Light Horse Regiment (Darling Downs Light Horse), in white metal (26mm) (Cossum p8b); 4th Infantry Battalion (The Australian Rifles), in brass (28mm) (Cossum p14a); 10th Infantry Battalion (The Adelaide Rifles), in brass (30mm) (Cossum p15d); 34th Infantry Battalion (The Illawarra Regiment), in brass (29mm) (Cossum p22d); 1953-60, The Royal Australian Armoured Corps, in white metal (29mm) (Cossum 392). Very fine. (5)

2 · Militaria: Australia, 15th Light Horse Regiment (Northern Rivers Lancers), 1930-42, collar badge in white metal (29mm) (Cossum p9b). Good very fine.

3 · Militaria: Australia, 2nd Infantry Battalion (The City of Newcastle Regiment), 1930-42, collar badge in brass (30mm) (Cossum p13b). Very fine.

4 · Militaria: Australia, 17th Infantry Battalion (The North Sydney Regiment), 1930-42, hat badge in oxidised bronze (52mm) (Cossum 17, c), mounted on a small wooden shield and with Australia metal shoulder title below; b&w photo of soldier in a metal frame and with a Rising Sun collar badge affixed at top of frame, the photo marked 'La Sibyll/Goulburn'; leather holder containing a compartment with mirror with fold-over bracket for free standing, also includes a compartment with a comb, on this comp

5 · Militaria: 32nd Infantry Battalion (The Footscray Regiment), pair of collar badges, 1930-42, in oxidised bronze (30mm) (Cossum p22, a). Very fine. (2)

6 · Militaria: World badges, includes Australia, 57th Infantry Battalion (The Merri Regiment) 1930-42, collar badge in brass (30mm) (Cossum p29b); Australia shoulder title in brass and black enamel special issue, two lug back but one lug missing; Canada, Governor Generals Horse Guards, hat badge (KC), in white metal (49mm); also British Commonwealth, Warrant Officer Class II rank badges in gilt (2, one missing one securing fold-over lug). Very fine - extremely fine. (5)

7 · Militaria: Australia, Army badges, includes Australian Staff Corps, 1930-42, hat badge (KC) in oxidised bronze (53mm) (Cossum p32, d) and collar badge in gilt; Australian Instructional Corps, 1930-42, collar badge (KC), in bronze (28mm) (Cossum p33, a); Royal Australian Regiment, 1948-53, hat badge (KC), in gilt (45mm) (Cossum 318); Sydney University Regiment, 1953-60, hat badge (QC), in blackened brass (53mm) (Cossum 385) and SUR shoulder title; Royal Australian Artillery, 1953-60, hat badge (Q

8 · Militaria: Australian Army Medical Corps, 1930-42, hat badge in brass (66mm), and a pair of collar badges in oxidised bronze (32mm) (Cossum p33, c). Good very fine - extremely fine. (3)

9 · Militaria: Royal Australian Artillery, 1912-18, hat badge (43mm) (Cossum 149), in oxidised bronze, by Stokes & Sons, Melb. Nearly extremely fine.

10 · Militaria: Australia, 2/12 Battalion, badge in gilt (42x19mm), by A.J.Parkes.Aus.Made, features Rising Sun and QC at top above a bar with unit name. Some gilt faded, otherwise good very fine.

11 · Militaria: Queensland Agricultural College, military training unit hat badge in gilt and enamel (44mm), with two fold-over pins on reverse. Uncirculated.

12 · Militaria: Barker College Cadet Corps, hat badge in white metal (50mm), missing lugs on back; Barker College lapel badge in gilt and enamel (23x25mm), pin-back; Barker College embroidered shoulder title, this with some moth damage at edges; Australian Cadet Corps embroidered formation patches (2). Very fine - extremely fine. (5)

13 · Militaria: Australia, 2nd Commando Regiment, pair of collar badges, each with two clip-pins on reverse. Uncirculated. (2)

14 · Militaria: Australia, WWI, original embroidered winged badges for Australian Flying Corps Pilot, first pattern (AMF) (2, one with crown and one without), third pattern (AFC), Australian Flying Corps Observer badge. Very fine. (4)

15 · Militaria: Royal Australian Navy, Petty Officer's hat badge woven in bullion and metal (QC) with black headband; another Petty Officer's hat badge woven in bullion and metal (QC); slouch hat/beret badge (Junior Sailor) in blue enamel (QC) with slide clip on back; M.T. (Motor Transport Driver) bullion embroidered arm badge. Very fine - extremely fine. (4)

16 · Militaria: Royal Australian Navy, rank badges for Chief Petty Officer (6), Petty Officer Marine Technician (3), MTP3 Marine Technical Propulsion 2 Star (3, two red on black and one blue on white), Naval Airman Safety Equipment (SE) Rate, Combat Systems Operator, Electronic Technician - Communications, Stoker (3, one red and dark blue, two blue and white), Boatswains Mate (category FC), Leading Seaman (6, one red on dark blue and five blue on white), Able Seaman, also an Able Seaman Australia sho

17 · Militaria: Australia, a variety of badges and buttons, noted several Rising Sun hat badges and collar badges and Australia title bars, also some USA novelty items and some Australian coins, noted a few silver pre decimal and some decimal. Mostly fine - very fine. (lot)

18 · Militaria: Australia, RAN Officer's beret badge (QC), in gilt and enamel, with two clip-pins on reverse; postcards, one featuring HMAS Sydney, three featuring SMS Emden and one featuring Kapitan Muller, all appear to be reproductions, two photos, one colour and one b&w of an unidentified Australian sailor; copy of the letter sent by the Captain of the Sydney to the Captain of the Emden on 9 November 1914. Extremely fine - uncirculated. (9)

19 · Militaria: Australia, Volunteer Air Observers Corps, Chief Observer badge, by Stokes, numbered on reverse 541; another Observer badge, by Stokes, numbered on reverse 12109. The first scarce but with enamel chips and oxidation on the reverse and missing pin-back, otherwise fine, the second nearly extremely fine. (2)

20 · Militaria: RAAF, ATC (Air Training Corps) slip on shoulder titles, winter issue, c1940-50s (2); RAAF/RAF small bronze button (KC); Warrant Officer crown in gilt (KC), missing lug; lead model of a WWII bomber, appears to be a Lancaster, severely damaged and bits missing (said to have been brought home from WWII so probably trench art); badge featuring crossed British and French flags in gilt and enamel, missing suspension pin and some damage to enamel; also an embroidered patch, possibly The Soci

21 · Militaria: Great Britain, The Cameronians (Scottish Rifles) hat badge, 1898-1921, in white metal (Kipling & King 631), mounted on plaid cloth under perspex in a timber frame (17x24.5cm). Timber frame damaged, badge good very fine.

22 · Militaria: Great Britain, WWI, Royal Tank Corps hat badge in silvered brass (48mm) (K&K.1156). Lugs missing, otherwise very fine.

23 · Militaria: Great Britain, badges, includes Loyal North Lancashire Regiment cap badge (KC); Auxiliary Transport Service cap badge (KC); Lincolnshire Regiment cap badge; Intelligence Corps cap badge (KC); Army Dental Corps cap badge (KC); 28th County of London Battalion (Artists Rifles) London Regiment cap badge; Indian Army Ordnance Corps cap badge (KC); Royal Sussex Regiment cap badge; metal shoulder titles for Essex (Regiment), DW (Duke of Wellington's Regiment), and Gordon (Highlanders). Very

24 · Militaria: Great Britain, Parachute Regiment hat badge in white metal (KC), with slider on back; Parachute Regiment, a pair of shoulder titles in brass with backing plates. Extremely fine. (3)

25 · Militaria: British India, I.E.M.E. (Indian Electrical & Mechanical Engineers) officers' service dress cap badge (KC), a large version cast in gilt white metal (13.5x15cm), securing fittings on back missing, probably for fitting to a shield. Much gilt worn off, otherwise good fine.

26 · Militaria: Militara, various items including The Royal Irish Regiment hat badge in brass (KC), with slide back suspender; officer's pips in brass (4); Indian Army buttons in brass (GRI) (9, one small, eight medium); mounting bars with ribands attached (3, five medal type, four medal type (2)), also two medal type with suspension rings, type without pin (2), a WWI riband, various other bits of ribbons; official letter re delivery of British War Medal for late Captain J.C.Johnson M.C. Poor - fine.

27 · Militaria: British Colonial, WWII, Cyprus Regiment cap badge (KC), in brass, with slider-back. Very fine - good very fine. (5)

28 · Militaria: Germany, Prussia, helmet plate in die stamped bronze. Very fine.

29 · Militaria: World badges, includes Canada, Royal Canadian Postal Corps, hat badge (QC); Royal Canadian Engineers, hat badge (QC); Royal Canadian Corps of Signals, hat badge (QC); Royal Canadian Army Cadets, cap badge (QC); Canadian Provost Corps, cap badge (QC); South Africa, 1st South African Infantry Brigade collar badge; Transkei Defence Force collar badge; USA, 3rd Cavalry Regiment Brave Rifles insignia badge; also 3 different collar badges. All except two collar badges missing lugs or pins,

30 · Militaria: World badges, includes 6th Canadian Mounted Rifles, hat badge in gilt with brass slider marked Tiptaft B'Ham; Great Britain, WWI Guards Machine Gun Regiment, other rank's cap badge in white metal with brass slider; Warrant Officer 2nd Class rank badge (QC) in gilt and decorated with jewels; unidentified brass badge of a lion and unicorn supporting a crowned (KC) shield with 4 stars. Very fine - extremely fine. (4)

31 · Militaria: Japan, WWII, Veterans of the Japanese Imperial Army and Navy badge, in white metal with bronze star, pin-back. Good very fine.

32 · Militaria: Queensland Police, hat badge in white metal and enamel (65mm), missing lugs on reverse; Victoria Police title badge in chrome and enamel (49x23mm), by Stokes, Melb. Some enamel missing from first badge, otherwise fine and scarce, the second badge extremely fine. (2)

33 · Militaria: World police badges, includes Canada, National Harbours Board Police embroidered shoulder patch (87x55mm); Great Britain, Cheshire Constabulary hat badge (QC), in white metal (51mm), with slider bar on reverse; Lincoln City Police hat badge (KC), in white metal (51.5mm), with slider bar on reverse; New Zealand, NZ Justice Department hat badge (QC), in gilt and enamel (45.5mm), with two lugs on reverse; USA, State of Georgia, Gwinnett County Police, Patrolman hat badge, in white metal

34 · Militaria: Australia, WWII, RAAF Mk1 Aerial Dead Reckoning Computer, made by W&G, Melbourne, Australia, comprises a metal rotating calculating unit with plastic insert for calculation, with original leather case marked at the bottom in white paint, '942'. The plastic insert damaged and the leather case missing stitching at one side and across the bottom, otherwise good fine.

35 · Militaria: Sniper Glass, a long range telescope in a khaki painted metal casing (approx length 29cm), with an angled viewing lens. Much of the paint missing, otherwise very fine.

36 · Militaria: Great Britain, Range Finder No.12 MkVII, Type F.T.37, Base 80cms, No. (impressed) 791 and also impressed with Defence upright arrow, complete with folding handles and also with folding metal tripod marked, 'Stand No 1 & 2 Infty. R.F./Mark II/Houghton Butcher Mfg. Co Ltd/1916/10291 and upright Defence arrow'. The rubber at each end is deteriorated with age and there are a few small spots of oxidation, otherwise very fine.

37 · Militaria: Clipsal Morse Telegraph Key, Cat No. 610, 2 terminal key with provision for third, in metal and black plastic; also compass in black metal and plastic, rotating direction plate, with hinged range finder and locking cover, across the top are the figures 0, 1000, 2000 and 3000 and below this is 1:25000 Meters. Fine. (2)

38 · Militaria: Australia, WWII, Ear Drum Protectors (Aust.) MK.1, Medium, in tin marked Ident. No. L23/5155, contents appear to be intact; Emergency Ration tin, Made in Australia, with Defence broad arrow, tin empty; Australian Red Cross Society tin of Talcum Powder appears to be nearly full; fitted knife, fork and spoon set from a soldier's kit; spoon by Allbrite Stainless Steel, with Rising Sun badge impressed onto the end of the handle. Good - fine. (7)

39 · Militaria: Militaria, a small collection of cartridge reloading and other gun tools, one reloader marked for J.C.Cocker, Patent 5535, noted a gun barrel bore measuring gauge by K.Steggles, England, also a small weighing machine 0 to 12 drachms, missing a few pieces. Good - very fine. (7)

40 · Militaria: USA, khaki coloured plastic cylinder for L314 Green Star Ground Illumination Signal Flare, M125A1, serial No. SGK03A001-001, container only, signal flare missing; also Zuess binoculars 10 X 50, prismatic coated optics, in black leather cover and with covers on all lens openings, with neck strap, also carry case in black leather with shoulder strap. The first good very fine, the binoculars very fine, the carry case with oxidation on metal parts and one strap holder broken, otherwise ve

41 · Militaria: WWII, military chain-link, folding hand saw, with removable, fitted timber handles and tools, all in leather carry pouch to fit on belt, on one of the belt fittings is impressed, 'P.I./1943' and below this is the Defence upright broad arrow besides number 33. Leather case stiff, saw oiled and appears to be unused, very good - good very fine.

42 · Militaria: Germany, WWII, Austrian made razor sharpening tool by Siemens, in hinged-lid bakelite case (approx 60x35x28mm), together with instruction sheet written in German. Very fine.

43 · Militaria: Australia, Army Pattern 37 mess tins (2), the bottom with broad arrow and numbered '7350-66-014-5895/AECO/7/1969', both with folding handles and also a fitted knife, fork and spoon , with broad arrow and 'Grosvenor 691'. Fine. (5)

44 · Militaria: Australia, c1995, pair of green plastic water bottles, each in DPCU pouch and attached to a webbed belt, each pouch is numbered but these faded, penned on the inside of the webbed belt is what appears to be, 'D.Dries/112982'; also Army tin billy can in canvas holder with brackets on back for fitting to belt. Fine. (2)

45 · Militaria: Australia, reddish fibre compound dog tag named to Sayers R J NX92476; WWII colour patches for 2/4 Aust Inf Bn (4), 2/13 Aust Inf Bn, 2/20 Aust Inf Bn (2), 2/2 Aust MG Bn; Corporal's rank chevron; Sergeant's rank chevrons (4, two of each different types); WWI riband bars (2, trio and group of four) and spare ribbons (2, British War Medal 1914-18 and Volunteer's Officers Decoration); also, U.S.S. Coral Sea embroidered shoulder title and uniform breast title. The riband bars, poor, the

46 · Militaria: Australia, WWII colour patches (6), includes 42nd Aust Infy Bn, AEME Field Units, AEME other than Field Units, 6th Aust MG Bn, Tank Attack Regts, RAA N.Guinea Force; also Australian Service Medal 1945-1975 case together with a miniature of the medal and a full size clasp FESR as well as a full size Vietnam clasp for the Australian Active Service Medal 1945-1975; empty box for Great Britain 1953 Coronation Medal. Fine - uncirculated. (11)

47 · Militaria: Australia, 30 Battalion unit colour patches, three large and one small with no grey background; one large and three small with grey background; also a lapel ribbon. Fine - very fine. (9)

48 · Militaria: Gallipoli Bugle and Diary to Australian, Pte J. Darby, 19 Bn, copper and brass bugle with silver mouthpiece and green cord lanyard, on the side of the bugle's main body is a trench art inscription, 'J.Darby 1173/D. Coy 19 Batt' and also scratched further below, 'J.Darby/1173', stored in a calico bag marked, 'J.Darby/1302 D Coy 19th Batt', also a Wood's Australian Diary for 1915, inside marked, 'Bugler Darby/13 PLT D Coy 19th Bat/5 Brigade/Australia'. Battered from action and the edge

49 · Militaria: Army bugle, in brass and copper with silvered mouthpiece, by Boosey & Hawkes Ltd, Makers. London, with fitted chain and long plaited green lanyard. Some dents, otherwise very fine.

50 · Militaria: Canada, vintage bugle in copper and brass with badge of Ontario Regiment soldered to the top of the horn section, the original mouthpiece replaced with a silver plated brass type marked, 'Yamaha Japan 11'. A few dents as usual, otherwise fine.

51 · Militaria: Army trench whistle, in oxidised bronze, with ring at top. Good fine.

52 · Militaria: Army whistle, by J.Hudson & Co, Birmingham, dated 1940, with upright arrow mark on one side, with ring attached. Nearly very fine.

53 · Militaria: Army whistle, 'The Acme Thunderer', made in England, together with leather lanyard. Very fine.

54 · Militaria: Australia, WWI, leather 5-pouch bandolier, stamped by maker, 'Bonney.Brisbane/1916'. Very good.

55 · Militaria: USA, WWII, Army leather holster for Colt M1911 pistol, the back with belt hooks as well as slits for a belt, US impressed in relief on the flap; also an unidentified truncheon in blackened timber (approx 41cm long). Small split on the closing hole for the holster flap, otherwise very good; the truncheon fine. (2)

56 · Militaria: Australia, shoulder purse, in brown leather with chain and leather shoulder strap, with clip down flap, inside marked, 'Geo. Pizzey & Son Ltd/[detail unclear] 1955/D upright arrow D', a badge has been removed from the flap leaving four holes. Very fine.

57 · Militaria: Great Britain, WWII, rubber gas mask, on the outside of the mask is marked 'Normal', on the metal filter is marked, 'MB 40', 'Ser No. 82' and on the inside is marked, 'S-R/A285', with khaki strapping. The strapping is in used condition and one is missing, the mask is damaged and of poor condition but an interesting item.

58 · Militaria: USA, Military medium 65 MSA 2E8 black rubber gas mask, numbered 2034-63-2054, and on the adjustable head strap C8RI DA-18 035-AMC-455 (A) ECP. Needs cleaning, otherwise fine.

59 · Militaria: World, includes an unidentified large, heavy, timber baton with patterned handle; also Japan, what appears to be a timber straight scabbard with coiled wire binding and a carry cord, also some Japanese text near the base. Fine - good fine. (2)

60 · Militaria: Australia, WWII, Army cigarette lighters, white metal lighter by Green And Co, with lift off lid; another round style in bronze. Working order unknown, the first fine, the second with repairs to base and one plug will not fully screw in, also with some rust, otherwise good. (2)

61 · Militaria: Australia, Army belt buckles, pin-type, one large in brass with one pin, one smaller type in brass with two pins, by Stokes, and another identical in blackened brass, by Stokes & Sons, another 2-part lug type in brass, also belt support hook in brass. Very fine. (5)

62 · Militaria: Australia, Army belt buckle in brass coated nickel fitted with Australian Commonwealth Rising Sun badge in bronze (KC). Fine.

63 · Militaria: Australia, WWII, MkII steel helmet, with leather lining and khaki canvas chinstrap this marked with broad arrow, one side of the outside of the liner is marked '7' and the underside of the lip is marked, '7'. The helmet well used and some oxidation under paint and some stains, otherwise very good.

64 · Militaria: Military Helmets, Australian/USA Model M1 stamped on inside lining, 'Pat. No. 8415-50-753-5792', with chinstrap, Vietnam War period; Sweden, M26 WWII helmet, with lining and chinstrap. The lining on the second helmet damaged and both helmets with oxidation, otherwise very good. (2)

65 · Militaria: WWII, British Infantry Brodie MKII steel helmet, inside on one side is impressed with number 581 and 1939, with leather lining and khaki canvas chinstrap. Appears to have been repainted on underside lip, otherwise very good.

66 · Militaria: Great Britain, Combat Vehicle Crewman's Helmet, by National Plastics, tan coloured, sticker inside with broad arrow states, 'Size: Large (in pencil 207128)/Nato Stock No. 8415-99-652-3860/Contract No. FVE 118/453' and below the broad arrow is pencilled, 'Sig', with liner and strapping. Much loss of paint on the outside of the helmet and the leather lining damaged and deteriorated, otherwise good.

67 · Militaria: Allied military equipment, post WWII, includes metal helmet with camouflage netting cover, PASGT system (Personnel Armour System for Ground Troops) style which was used in various peacekeeping operations, with lining and khaki webbed chinstrap, on inside edge marked in ink, '88?6163 C. Mcollence (looks like)' and in a different spot, '91279331 D. Marussen ?????' (much of the marking unclear); also blue beret of the UNO with metal badge of the United Nations Organisation, inside with l

68 · Militaria: Australia/USA, Vietnam era, Model M1 military helmet, inside marked, 'Cat. No. 8415-50-753-5792', with inner lining, this with some splits in the leather, at the front of the helmet is remnants of painted Rising Sun badge (QC). Very good.

69 · Militaria: North Vietnam, 1950s-60s, Army Vietcong sun helmet in camouflage green pattern, with leather chinstrap and with maker's name Tong on inside, with intact liner and at the front is a metal badge bearing the insignia of the National Liberation Front, colouring gone, and this is inside an officer's wreath; Army Vietcong sun helmet, no liner, chinstrap or material cover, at the front is a metal badge bearing the insignia of the National Liberation Front in brass, helmet with repaired break

70 · Militaria: Australia, Navy dress uniform in dark blue wool with gold braid on each sleeve to show the rank of Lieutenant, with eight gilt Navy buttons (QC), and on each shoulder is a gold embroidered 'Australia' patch, on the left breast are ribands for Vietnam Medal 1964-73, Defence Force Service Medal and South Vietnam Campaign Medal 1964-72, together with a pair of trousers, a brass buckled trouser belt and a black necktie, the label inside the jacket reads, 'Batty & McGrath/Tailored/Sydney/A

71 · Militaria: Australia, The Royal Australian Regiment uniform red with black horizontal centre stripe woven stable belt, with gilt buckle (QC), the belt and buckle made by Hobson & Son, London. Very fine.

72 · Militaria: Royal Australian Navy, Chief Petty Officer's white peaked hat with black patent leather visor, with black headband and metal and bullion embroidered badge (QC), inside with maker's label, 'Herman and Josper, Sydney, Australia, 1996'; female officer's white hat with black base, with black headband and metal and bullion embroidered Commissioned Officer badge (QC), with black silk lining. The white of both hats needs cleaning, otherwise very fine. (2)

73 · Militaria: Royal Australian Navy, sailors' hats (4), all with tally bands, includes H.M.A.S. Betano with maker's label 'Herman & Jospe, Sydney, Australia', printed in ink on inside 'Marshall', chinstrap damaged; H.M.A.S. Penguin, printed in ink on inside 'Cronk/351', with chinstrap; H.M.A.S. Swan with maker's label 'Herman & Jospe, Sydney, Australia', with chinstrap loose on one side; T.S. Krait with maker's label 'Mountcastle Pty Ltd', printed in ink on inside 'Teleha. Lacey', with chinstrap; a

74 · Militaria: Australia, RAN officer's white peaked cap fitted with gold wire bullion badge (QC), inside sticker reads, 'A.G.C.F. (Australian Government Clothing Factory)/1980/Size.7'; Australian Army Aviation Corps light blue beret with the unit nickel-plated badge at front, no lining, drawstring tied at back to adjust fitting. The first cap badge well used, otherwise very fine - good very fine. (2)

75 · Militaria: Australia, Army officer's peaked hat in dark blue with red headband and red border at top edge, black patent leather visor and chinstrap attached by gilt Australian Military Forces buttons (KC), maker's name on inside, 'J.Compton Sons & Webb Ltd, London'. With a few moth holes, otherwise fine.

76 · Militaria: Australia, Army Infantry officer's uniform peaked cap, with chin strap attached to gilt side buttons and with internal lining, on the underside of the cap is the maker's label, M.Reiner & Co Pty Ltd, with Defence upright broad arrow and Victoria, Australia, at the front of the cap is the anodised and enamel badge of The Royal Queensland Regiment (QC) 1960-85 (Cossum 431). With a few moth holes on the top, otherwise very fine.

77 · Militaria: Australia, Army peaked cap with brown leather chinstrap attached to Australian Military Forces buttons, with large gilt crown badge at front (QC), inside with brown leather headband and plastic over silk liner marked, 'Dept. Of Supply/C.G.C.F./Size 7 ?'; also navy blue beret with anodised Royal Regiment of Australian Artillery hat badge with revolving cannon wheel (QC) (Cossum 445), label inside beret reads, 'Hills Hats Ltd/New Zealand 1993/N.S.N. 8405-66-136-2951/Size: Medium/Name: (

78 · Militaria: Australia, Army slouch hat with puggaree, and with chin strap, attached at the front is the Norforce hat badge and at the side is affixed to the puggaree is the colour patch for Northern Territory Observer Unit; also officer's peaked cap, with chin strap but button for strap missing at one side, no hat badge, inside with label of Christie's , Sydney and also 100% Wool Made in Hong Kong. Both hats with some loss of material due to pest infestation, otherwise fine. (2)

79 · Militaria: Australia, Army slouch hat with puggaree, and with chin strap and on the inside band is written, 'Ferg.S', fitted at the front is the Royal Australian Electrical & Mechanical Engineers, 1960-85, hat badge (Cossum 459) and at the side is affixed The Australian Army Rising Sun hat badge (1991 issue), on the opposite side is an unidentified colour patch. Some loss of material on brim edge, otherwise very fine.

80 · Militaria: Australia, Army slouch hat with puggaree, and with chin strap this held on one side by a pin, attached at the upturned side is the Royal Australian Regiment hat badge (QC); another Army slouch hat with puggaree, and with chin strap, attached to the puggaree at the front is the Royal Australian Artillery hat badge (QC); RAN sailor's cap with tally band for H.M.A.S. Hobart, with chin strap, the leather band badly deteriorated, with Defence broad arrow and maker's label, Herman & Jospe,

81 · Militaria: Australia, Army Patrol Blues peak cap with The Australian Army Rising Sun badge (QC) in gilt at front and Australian Military Forces anodised silver securing buttons on neck strap, also Army standard peak cap with Australian Military Forces anodised silver securing buttons on neck strap, both caps are size 56 and made by Chorleys, Canberra. Uncirculated. (2)

82 · Militaria: Australia, Army wool and polyester jacket with gilt buttons featuring QC over crossed swords and kangaroo, the gilt titles on the shoulder boards are RQR (Royal Queensland Regiment), with embroidered gilt Corporal's stripes and Royal Queensland Regiment gilt and enamel collar badges, also on the jacket is an Army Individual Readiness Notification badge in cupronickel and an Infantry Combat Badge in oxidised bronze, also a riband for Australian Active Service Medal 1975- and United Nat

83 · Militaria: Australia, RAAF mid-blue peaked cap with Warrant Officer's gilt and enamel badge (QC), with black headband, no chinstrap, maker's name on underside of cap, 'Emerco' and also, 'Made Expressly For/Dept. Of Air/1971-72/upright broadarrow'. With a few edge nicks to headband, needs cleaning, otherwise very fine.

84 · Militaria: Royal Australian Air Force, female's mid-blue hat with black headband and voided gilt other rank's hat badge (QC), blue silk lining, maker's label inside for 'Emerco, Vic/1989' and name printed only as 'Sue'. Good very fine.

85 · Militaria: USA, West Point cadet's parade hat in leather and felt, early 20th century, with large brass West Point badge at front, Cadet U.S.M.A. button at one side but missing button on opposite side, also missing chin strap chain and plume at top front edge, inside in a diamond shape is 'The/Cadet Store/West Point/N.Y.' Some loss around edges of leather, otherwise very good, badge toned very fine.

86 · Militaria: USSR, WWII, Soviet air force officer's summer cap (pilotka) and affixed at the front is an officer's cockade cap badge, on the inside lining of the cap is the Russian maker's name, sewn at one side of the cap are embroidered arm patches for Soviet Army Tank Corps, Soviet KGB Military Police, Soviet Army Air Force, on the opposite side are a range of Soviet hat, breast and lapel badges (total of 20). Very fine. (lot)

87 · Militaria: Australia, 1948-53, Army 2nd Lieutenant pair of gilt epaulette cords with gilt AMF button (KC) at one end and bi-metal pip at other end; 14 Light Horse Regiment, WWI, pair of colour patches (modern issue, with small split at top of one); embroidered shoulder titles for New South Wales Mounted Rifles, Melbourne Rifles, Riverina Regiment, Swan Regiment, Victorian Mounted Rifles. Very fine - uncirculated. (9)

88 · Militaria: Australia, assorted lanyards (6); British water canteen in blue metal with cork stopper and with khaki webbing wrap and with attachment strapping. The webbing wrap with some moth holes and unsecured at the top and with some loss of material at the top and base, otherwise good - very fine. (7)

89 · Militaria: WWII, Signals Satchel, Pattern 1937, appears to be British but all markings are faded, in khaki cotton webbing with shoulder strap also in khaki cotton webbing, used to carry headsets for various types of wireless sets; military 2-pocket belt purse in khaki cotton webbing, with belt brackets at rear as well as fitting for connecting to shoulder strap. Very fine. (2)

90 · Militaria: Great Britain, WWII, wireless remote morse key, housed in a metal junction box with slots for attachment of Phone (headphones) and Mic. (microphone), titled on top, 'Unit Operator NO1 MK2/YA 8414', for use with vehicle mounted radios or portable backpack radio. Fine.

91 · Militaria: Canada, WWI, military brass extending telescope in leather holder with shoulder strap and attached to the strap is a small leather holder containing a small brass scope, this damaged, the holder stamped, 'DOD', the extending telescope stamped, 'TEL : SIG : Mk IV** ALSO G.S./"CONSOL"/TORONTO/1917/No 203/broadarrow'. All the leather aged, otherwise very good.

92 · Militaria: Germany, S.M.S. Leipzig, 25 (pfennig) kantine token in brass (22mm). Toned very fine.

93 · Militaria: North Vietnam, NVA-NLF Viet Cong battle flag, features a white cloth star sewn on a red background, fitted to a timber rod. Grease marks and age toning, otherwise very good and well used.

94 · Militaria: Russia, (USSR), medal ribbons in parade style with pin-back aluminium backing, all different except one. A few ribbons marked where the medal attaches, otherwise good - very fine. (15)

95 · Militaria: Sweetheart badges, a Rising Sun badge (KC), in mother-of-pearl, pin-back; Dove of Peace badge, in mother-of-pearl, pin-back. Extremely fine. (2)

96 · Militaria: Plaster casting of Army badge, features a grave headstone type casting (approx 15.5x16.5x3.3cm) and featuring the British Pioneer Corps badge (KC), and on the reverse is written in black texture, 'May Last Regt/After World/War II./Palistine (sic) 2 ? yrs/(signed - looks like) I McKinnon Capt'. A few small chips and some dirty marks, otherwise very fine.

97 · Militaria: USA, large cast brass plaque (approx 24.5x31cm), features a US Navy eagle with a star at each side and top and bottom, at the sides are US Navy design anchors and below on two timber panels are a kangaroo facing right and an American eagle facing left, below this is a raised brass panel featuring a brass plaque (uninscribed) suspended at each side by anchor chains, the whole of the large plaque is fitted to a timber shield (approx 29.3x35.7cm; tot wt of plaque and shield 5.14kg), with

98 · Militaria: HMS Anzac, wall plaque handcrafted and painted in plaster (14x18.5cm), the back epoxy filled, fitted onto a timber wall hanging shield (18x22.5cm), the plaque is held onto the shield fitted between two small nails but one nail missing. Most painted areas stained or lacquering discoloured and needs rejuvenation, otherwise fine.

99 · Militaria: Australia, military wall plaques, includes Australian Army Air Force Vietnam War era wooden wall plaque (approx 17.5x23cm) featuring miniatures of the badges (QC) of units involved; also another wooden wall plaque (approx 14x16.8cm) featuring a large oxidised copper badge of the Royal Australian Artillery (QC). The last plaque with some dents on the wood and the badge loose so these need to be repaired, otherwise both extremely fine. (2)

100 · Militaria: Australia, A.I.F. Australia Will Be There, triangular souvenir pennant, printed in yellow on blue and features a printed Rising Sun badge (KC), the pennant mounted on a short pole. Some toning from the blue ink, otherwise very fine.

101 · Militaria: Australia, large triangular dark brown felt souvenir pennant featuring a screen printed Rising Sun 'Australian Commonwealth Military Forces' badge and 'A.I.F.'; also Wests (Football Club) small pennant in cotton. The first pennant with some moth holes, otherwise both very fine. (2)

102 · Militaria: WWI, It's a long, long way to Tipperary souvenir silk scarf (47x47cm), printed with permission of B.Feldman & Co, London, the border with 3-leaf clovers and inside this are allied flags and in each corner is a Victoria Cross, in the centre are the words and music to the song with a troop of marching soldiers below. Some foxing marks, otherwise fine.

103 · Militaria: South-East Asia Fabric map, appears to be silk, printed in colour by the War Office in 1957, Edition 1 - GSGS, Restricted, features Bangkok, Saigon, Burma, Vietnam. Dark edge where map has been in a frame, some small foxing spots, otherwise very fine.

104 · Militaria: Napoleon at Waterloo, miniature brass statue on a marble base (approx size - L 10.4xW 6.4xH 12cm), the sides of the brass base marked 'WATERLOO/XVIII JUIN/ MDCCCXV. The brass statue with cleaning compound residue and the marble base with a small chip, otherwise very fine.

105 · Militaria: Cannon, a vintage steel toy cannon, (approx length 30cm; wt 1.845kg), without any wheels or carriage; also unidentified items, includes small leather butterfly belt fitting (with paint spotting all over), and what appears to be a kit bag lock. The cannon with heavy oxidation, otherwise good - fine. (3)

106 · Militaria: Air Combat Collection, a model aircraft collection (1:100 scale), each fighting aircraft on a plastic stand with identification name at base, a collection of 32 models. Some parts, mainly armaments, have come loose and need to be reattached, and some stands need to be refitted, otherwise extremely fine. (32)

107 · Militaria: Australia, WWI, Mother's and Widow's ribbon (AIF), with one star, number 15409 on reverse of suspension bar. Metal parts toned, otherwise extremely fine.

108 · Militaria: WWI Returned From Active Service badge, by Stokes & Sons, Melb; two lugs on reverse, numbered 131764; WWII Returned From Active Service badge (KC), by Sheridan, Perth, 1945, with two lugs on reverse, numbered AF36054. Very fine. (2)

109 · Militaria: Australia, WWI Returned From Active Service badge (AIF), by Amor, Sydney, double lug back, reverse with impressed number 7763. Very fine.

110 · Militaria: Australia, WWI Returned From Active Service badge (AIF), by Stokes & Sons, Melb, double lug back, reverse with impressed number 137805. Very fine.

111 · Militaria: Australia, slouch hat pendant with brimmed upturned at one side and with depiction of a Rising Sun badge on the upturned brim, all in brass (29x37mm), with loop on reverse for suspension. Discolouration on brim, needs a good polish, otherwise good fine.

112 · Militaria: Australia, WWI, Sailors & Soldiers War Widows Association, badge in gilt and enamel (21x21mm), by Stokes, pin-back. Nearly extremely fine.

113 · Militaria: Female Relatives badge, WWII, with one star and 6th Div Artillery enamelled patch attached, numbered A23936 on reverse. Good very fine.

114 · Militaria: Australia, WWII, Female Relative badge with one star, by Angus & Coote, 1942, pin-back with safety chain, reverse numbered A158640. Toned very fine.

115 · Militaria: Australia, WWII, Mother and Widows badge by Angus & Coote, 1942, pin back, numbered A4993 on reverse, with bar and one star; together with Nearest Female Relative badge, by Angus & Coote, 1942, with one star, numbered A81824 on reverse. Good very fine. (2)

116 · Militaria: Australia, WWII, Mother and Widows badge by Angus & Coote, 1942, pin back, numbered A8383 on reverse, with one star; together with Nearest Female Relative badge, by Angus & Coote, 1942, with one star, numbered A157931 on reverse. Good very fine. (2)

117 · Militaria: Australia, WWII, Mother's and Widow's badge, by Angus & Coote, 1942, numbered A4441, with one star. Some toning, very fine.

118 · Militaria: Returned Sailors & Soldiers Imperial League Australia, membership badges, in gilt and enamel (31mm) first type, various makers. With lugs intact, very fine. (5)

119 · Militaria: Returned Sailors & Soldiers Imperial League Australia, membership badges, in gilt and enamel (31mm), various makers. With lugs intact, very fine. (5)

120 · Militaria: Australia, Returned Sailors & Soldiers Imperial League Australia badge (KC) with 41 overlay, reverse numbered A33713; Returned Sailors Soldiers & Airmens Imperial League Australia badge (KC) with 04 overlay, reverse numbered Z24967; a QC overlay marked LS; CMF (Citizen Military Forces) lapel badge (KC - 1948-53), double lug back; Australian Army Reserve lapel badge (QC), screw-pin missing from back; Australian Air League Patron badge, in lacquered bronze and enamel, with pin-back bar;

121 · Militaria: Australia, Soldiers Church Of England Help Society, lapel badge in enamel and sterling silver (25.5mm), no maker, pin-back, reverse inscribed, 'Mrs F.Tritton'. Good very fine.

122 · Militaria: Sailors & Soldiers Fathers Assoc(iatio)n of Vict(oria), lapel badge in silver and enamel (25x28.5mm), by P.J.King, with button lug, reverse numbered 2991 and inscribed, 'F.J.Buckland'; also Sailors Soldiers Airmens Fathers Assoc(iatio)n, Womens Auxiliary, badge in silvered and enamel (25x30mm), by K.G.Luke, Melb, pin-back. Good very fine; nearly very fine. (2)

123 · Militaria: A.R.P (Air Raid Precautions), Warden's lapel badge, hallmarked for London 1936 by maker R.J (Royal Mint with initials of Sir Robert Johnson, Deputy Master and Comptroller of the Royal Mint from 1922 to 1938), with button lug. Very fine.

124 · Militaria: V.A.D (Voluntary Aid Detachment) Australia, WWII, shoulder titles in darkened white metal, one by Stokes, Melb, both with two lugs on reverse. Very fine. (2)

125 · Militaria: Australia, National Emergency Services New South Wales, Warden badge (KC), by Angus & Coote, pin-back; N.E.S. armband; also Identity Card for Miss Marie Gelling as 666666 Auxiliary Ambulance Driver for Manly area, signed by Chief Warden of area of Manly; Certificate No.5565 (27x22.8cm), issued at Sydney, 1st September 1939 certifying that Elizabeth Booth passed the requisite examination in First-Aid and Air Raid Precautions. Fine - very fine. (4)

126 · Militaria: Australia, 2/25 Aust. Inf. Bn. (2/25th Australian Infantry Battalion) Association, lapel badge in resin covered gilt and enamel (21.5x23.5mm), by "Parxite 77", A.J.Parkes, pin-back. Good fine.

127 · Militaria: 4 Anti Tank Regiment, lapel badge in gilt and enamel (18.5x24mm), by Stokes, double lug back. Very fine.

128 · Militaria: Australia, sweetheart badge featuring an image of a Rising Sun badge in gilt, blue and red enamel sealed under resin, oval in shape (46x34mm), with pin-back. Good very fine.

129 · Militaria: Remembrance brooch, in gold (9ct; tot wt 2.21g; approx 38x17mm), pin-back, features a scroll bearing the word 'Remembrance', at one end is a dove, at the other end is a suspended heart which also has a chain connected to the bird's mouth; also a handcrafted bow badge in gold (9ct; 2.26g; approx 43x15mm), pin-back. Very fine. (2)

130 · Militaria: Australia, Marksman arm badge of crossed rifles with King's crown above, in gilt with backing plate. Some spotting on backing plate, otherwise good very fine.

131 · Militaria: No.1 Metropolitan District Rifle Association, prize medal in voided silver (28mm), by A.J.Parkes, with ring top suspension, the reverse inscribed in the centre, "C"/Grade/1914, and around the outside, Central Rifle Club. No.3 Team/R.Rowton.; another identical prize medal but with gold cover on central shield, reverse inscribed in the centre, Won by/R.Rownton, and around the outside, Central Rifle Club/Premiers 1915. Very fine. (2)

132 · Militaria: Great Britain, Duke of York Royal Military School, Dover, prize medal in silver (32mm), hallmarked for Birmingham 1931 by maker W.J.D (William James Dingley), reverse inscribed, '1931./Boxing./Novices/Middle Cruiser/F.Willis.'; also an oval metal tag (31x43mm), wide suspension bracket, plain reverse and on the obverse is an image of an Irish soldier marching in full battle regalia, the soldier is named Tommy Atkins, a generic term for a soldier in the British Army, around the top is t

133 · Militaria: Government of India, Best Shot of the Volunteers, 1882-83, prize medal in silver (47mm), with loose fitting ribbon suspender fitted, reverse inscribed, 'Madras/1882-83/Captn. W.R.Pratt/Bangalore Rifles/Score/196'. Hairlines, small edge nick on obverse, otherwise extremely fine.

134 · Militaria: Anglo-Indian prize goblet, in silver, marked by maker under the base, 'Goopee Nath Dutt, Bhowanipore, Calcutta', on one side is inscribed, 'S.V.L.H. Camp of Exercise/1891-92/Sword V Sword Mounted/2nd Prize/Won By/(unnamed)'. A few small bumps, otherwise toned very fine.

135 · Militaria: Honor To The A.I.F., Anzac Day 1918, medal in silvered (27mm) and another in bronze (27mm) (C.1918/2), by S&S (Stokes & Sons), ring top suspensions. Toned good very fine - nearly extremely fine. (2)

136 · Militaria: German - American Folk Hiking Day, May 1978, Nellingen NCO Wives Club, large voided commemorative in gilt and silvered, by Reu & Co, 7072 Heubach, with ribbon and pin-back ribbon suspender. Nearly extremely fine.

137 · Militaria: Australia, CAL (Centre for Army Lessons), LWDC (Land Warfare Development Centre) Australia, medallion in textured cupro-nickel (35mm), same design on both sides. Very fine.

138 · Militaria: The Vietnam War Series, set of 6 oval brass pin-back $5 donation badges and a miniature South Vietnam Campaign Medal without ribbon; also attached is a separate item being a Vietnam Veterans' Day lapel pin featuring the Long Tan Cross with a Vietnam Service 3 ribbon bar in gilt and enamel. In fold-out folder, this with foxing, the badges uncirculated. (8)

139 · Militaria: Sands of Gallipoli, 90th Anniversary Medallion Set, with bronze replica Rising Sun badge and six medallions in brass alloy and finished in highly polished silver and gold (50mm), with a vial of sand collected from the Gallipoli Peninsula, with certificate 04790 of 15000; Sands of Gallipoli, Creating the Legend Collection, with bronze replica Rising Sun badge and five medallions in brass alloy and finished in highly polished silver and frosted gold (50mm), one medallion with some sand

140 · Militaria: Australia, trench art shell casing vase, size unknown as base markings removed but thin, the steel casing is fitted into a cast darkened silvered tree stump arrangement and with a koala and her joey on her back; a 2 pounder shell casing vase in brass, the base dated 1916, with a hammered pattern. The first very fine, the second with edge nicks and pitting, otherwise good. (2)

141 · Militaria: Australia, WWII, trench art, 13th Light Horse Regiment V.M.R. hat badge (Cossum 1930-42, p8, d) in white metal sealed in an epoxy resin block in the colours of the unit colour patch, attached to a piece of timber attached at both ends to deactivated .303 cartridges and these fitted to a clear plastic base for display. Very fine.

142 · Militaria: Australia, WWII, trench art vase made from the casing of a 40mm Bofors shell dated 1939, affixed at one side is an Australian Rising Sun collar badge (KC) above a metal Australia title and below this is a metal AWAS (Australian Women's Army Service) title, lower down near the base is a Warrant Officer's rank crown above an Australian Rising Sun hat badge (KC). Fine.

143 · Militaria: Australia, WWII, trench art Japanese Navy 25mm steel shell casings for Type 96 anti-aircraft - anti-tank gun, one with the base marked S 10/16 (probably made in October in Showa 16 [1941]), the other marked S 2/17 (probably made in February in Showa 17 [1942]), both bases also marked with an anchor and other Japanese characters, on one side of both is inscribed with 'A.I.F./Papua/1943-44' between two palm trees. Very fine. (2)

144 · Militaria: WWII, trench art, features a large, tiered white metal plaque screwed to a piece of plain timber, the metal possibly from an aircraft wreck, affixed in the centre of the plaque is a USA Army button and at each corner of the timber is affixed a small USA 13-star button as used on US army trousers, the plaque is stipple engraved with a palm tree at each side of the central button, above the button is '1944' and below is 'New Guinea', at the sides at left is 'Buna' and at the right is 'L

145 · Militaria: Trench art, two .50 calibre cartridges affixed to a two-tier wooden base (20x6cm), with a brass rail between the two at the top of the cartridge cases, perhaps for use to keep keys. Good very fine.

146 · Militaria: Australia, trench art vase made from a large Japanese brass shell casing, with Japanese markings on the base, on one side is affixed an Australian Rising Sun collar badge (KC) and below this is an Australia metal title. With a stain on the side that can be polished out and a small dent, the badge and title have been cleaned, otherwise fine.

147 · Militaria: Australia, WWII trench art, egg cup set of four in a tray stand, made from brass shell casings, a 50 calibre casing (inert) and four pistol rounds (inert), all egg cups with Australian Rising Sun collar badges (KC) affixed at one side. Age toned very fine.

148 · Militaria: Australia, Rising Sun decorated hexagonal black plastic napkin holders (10), each piece with an image of a small Rising Sun badge (KC) struck in relief; cutlery in stainless steel or EPNS, all with image of Rising Sun badge (KC) at end of handle, includes spoons (3), teaspoon (1) and fish knife; also soup bowl marked 'Australian/National/Airways' on inside edge by Globe Pottery Co Ltd, England; white saucer, no maker; small bowl, made in China; also decorative metal candlestick holder

149 · Militaria: Australia, Vietnam Veterans Parade, Sydney 1987, commemorative ceramic beer steins by Cygnet Art Productions, on the side of each is an image of the plaque that commemorated the welcome home parade for all Vietnam Veterans 25 years after the war finished as well as the text, 'Australian Vietnam Forces/Vietnam Veterans Parade/Sydney 1987'. One stein with a chip at the top edge and the other with a chip at the base, otherwise extremely fine. (2)

150 · Militaria: 1st Bn Welsh Guards, vintage military drum shaped ice bucket (approx 16.8cm high, 16cm diameter), with plastic lid marked on the underside, 'Regimental Replicas England', with rope ties around the sides. Extremely fine.

151 · Militaria: WWII, Royal Navy, H.M.S. Vernon, small presentation tray in silver (10.1x7.3cm), hallmarked for London 1924 by maker 'C & R/C' (Charles & Richard Comyns), inside the tray is inscribed, 'Chief Wren.D.Renwick/[crest of HMS Vernon]/from Ward Room Officers./H.M.S.Vernon./28 Aug.1939 - 25 Nov.1942'. Hairlines and a few small dents on base, otherwise very fine.

152 · Militaria: Australia, glass-bottomed pewter beer tankard, by Hardy Bros. Ltd, Made in England, inscribed on one side, 'Presented To/Flt. Lt. H.J.West. D.S.O., D.F.C./from/The Staff of C.F.S (Central Flying School)/R.A.A.F./1953'. With a few small bumps, needs cleaning, otherwise very fine.

153 · Militaria: Australia, pewter beer tankard, base stamped, "Kirra" Pewter, by Pewter Products P/L, Melbourne, Australia, one side inscribed, 'Presented to/Lt. Col. C.H.A.East MBE/Second Commanding Officer/by the/Officers 4 RAR/8th Jan. 68'. Needs cleaning, a few bumps, otherwise very fine.

154 · Militaria: Great Britain, pewter beer tankard with badge (QC) of the Grenadier Guards fitted to one side, base stamped, 'Buckingham Pewter/Made In England'. Needs cleaning and with some surface marks, otherwise very fine.

155 · Militaria: WWI, trench art, artillery shell vases, features a pair of brass 75mm shell casings with headstamps for, ' D.C.P. Co' (Dominion Copper Products Co of Canada), each with a pair of fancy handles and at the front is a rampant lion on its hind legs and with a crown above, each casing is inscribed, 'Nieupont' (a French aeroplane company that built racing aircraft before WWI and then fighter aircraft during WWI). Very fine. (2)

156 · Militaria: WWII, trench art, a pair of 25 pounder II shell casings in nickel silver, the bases marked for RLB (Royal Ordnance Factory Birtley), 1941 CF, suitable for vases. Very fine. (2)

157 · Militaria: Australia, WWII, trench art, a 25 pounder II shell casing in nickel silver, the base marked for MC indicating that it was made at the Guns Ammunition Factory at Finsbury, South Australia, affixed at the side is a nickel coated Rising Sun hat badge (KC). A small area with some scratches and the whole case needs cleaning and polishing, otherwise very fine.

158 · Militaria: WWII, Bofors Gun anti-aircraft shell casings fitted with what appears to be large cartridges fitted with open tops and then fitted with handles to make a pair of candle holders, all chrome plated. Some oxidation on handles, otherwise very fine. (2)

159 · Militaria: WWII, trench art, silvered metal model of a spitfire mounted on a silvered bullet and casing fitted to a plastic base; also a brass model of what also appears to be a spitfire mounted on a rod fitted to a large metal map of Australia, suitable for an ashtray; very large shell casing base, most markings unclear, made into an ashtray and fitted in the centre with a cartridge and shell casing and mounted on top of this is a matchbox holder, fitted around the sides of the casing are four

160 · Militaria: WWI trench art, includes a brass bullet cartridge which features a small knife blade when the copper bullet head is removed from the cartridge, the cartridge is marked, 'S [illegible number that would be code for type of metal casing]/DM (Deutsche Munitionsfabriken [Karlsruhe])/4 (April)/(19)18'; also a steel bullet cartridge which features a small pencil when the steel bullet head is removed from the cartridge, the cartridge is marked, 'S67 (steel case code)/S (patrone or spitzer bul

161 · Militaria: Ancient Arrowheads, mostly c.4th-9th century, all in metal, mainly Mediterranean, includes one large European arrowhead c.9th century ex Sothebys, also a North American Indian stone arrowhead. The metal types with oxidation as usual, poor - very good. (25)

162 · Militaria: Indo-Persian Arrowheads, c18th century, in steel; also Damascus steel types (2). Fine - very fine. (6)

163 · Militaria: Argentina, Model 1909 short sword bayonet with steel blade stamped on the ricasso on one side, 'Modelo Argentino 1909', and on the other side is the maker's name, 'Weyersburg Kirschbaum & Co, Solingen', with metal guard, this numbered A01236, with timber and steel handle, the steel pommel stamped RA on one side, with steel scabbard also numbered A01236. The metal toned and some silvering to pommel missing, otherwise very good.

164 · Militaria: Australia, Pattern 1907 bayonet with steel blade with fuller on both sides, the ricasso with multiple stamps including 1907/2/12/FFD, with hooked metal quillon, timber and metal handle, leather scabbard with steel at top and the tip, metal frog attached to a leather belt fitting, this marked on the back, 'W.Trathen & Co.Pty.Ltd/Sydney/1943', the guard and the scabbard with matching numbers, 2 M D 23941, (2 Military District). Very fine.

165 · Militaria: Australia, steel bayonet with fuller both sides, the ricasso stamped on one side, 'MA/1907/1/1/44', and on the opposite side, 'upright arrow/XOA', with metal guard and timber and metal handle, with leather scabbard with steel at the top and the tip, metal frog attached to military khaki belt fitting. With oxidation on the guard, handle and scabbard and some loss of timber to handle, otherwise very good.

166 · Militaria: Australia, MK1 paratroopers machete bayonet with steel blade with upright broad arrow on one side in the ricasso, with steel guard and timber and steel handle, the handle with stamped number on one side that is difficult to read but looks like SLAZ43, the pommel stamped OA on the top and 3276 on one side, in a khaki canvas scabbard with difficult to read markings but can read 1944. The scabbard in poor condition and damaged, the machete dark toned and fine and rare.

167 · Militaria: Austria, WWII Mannlicher Model 1895 steel bayonet with fuller on both sides, the ricasso marked, 'CE/WG', with steel guard marked, '87', with timber and metal handle, with steel scabbard and securing lug. With spotting on blade and oxidation on other metal parts and loss of paint on scabbard, otherwise good.

168 · Militaria: Austrian-Hungarian, steel bayonet for Mannlicher rifle, no identifying marks, the blade with fuller on both sides, with steel guard and timber and steel handle, the top of the pommel numbered 16810, with steel scabbard fitted to a leather belt holder stamped on the back, 'F.Franek/D.Berkovice'. A spotted area near tip of blade and some oxidation on other metal parts, otherwise very good.

169 · Militaria: Belgium, M1867/41 Braendlin Albini socket bayonet, steel blade numbered 502, leather scabbard with metal tip, the scabbard marked, '1113 1889'. Some pitting at rifle fitting and age toning on whole unit, otherwise fine.

170 · Militaria: British East India Company, Model F musket steel bayonet, illegible inscribed lettering at fitting end, no scabbard. Some oxidation on some of the blade and the fitting section, otherwise fine.

171 · Militaria: Columbia, Mauser steel bayonet, with metal guard, timber and metal handle, the side metal in the handle marked 'L3 upright lion 48', the top of the pommel marked 'TGF', with steel scabbard the securing lug marked 'CSZ/E3 upright lion 37'. Dark toning, some light oxidation and some marks on timber handle, otherwise fine.

172 · Militaria: France, model 1831 infantry Gladius short sword similar to Roman short sword, ricasso stamped 'Talbot Fs Paris', with brass handle marked 61592 on guard, leather scabbard with brass fittings at top and bottom. Fine.

173 · Militaria: France, Chassepot sword bayonet M1866, St Etienne 1870, for Franco-Prussian War, steel blade with fuller both sides and back of blade with inscribed French text near the guard, metal guard stamped S46135, brass handle, with steel scabbard stamped S46135. Some oxidation on the scabbard, otherwise fine.

174 · Militaria: France, Model 1866 Chassepot Yatagan sword bayonet, with steel blade with fuller both sides, with metal guard stamped 3255, brass handle, with steel scabbard stamped 19055, attached to leather belt fitting. Good fine.

175 · Militaria: France, Model 1874 Gras steel sword bayonet, with steel guard stamped N70203, timber and brass handle, no scabbard. All steel dark toned, otherwise very good.

176 · Militaria: France, Lebel Model 1886/91/16/35 steel stick bayonet, with silver alloy grip, the only visible marking appears to be R977/3. Heavy oxidation, otherwise very good.

177 · Militaria: France, 1890 Lebel Carbine steel sword bayonet, with fuller on both sides, with steel guard and quillon marked on one side, 'H 54630', with timber and metal handle, with steel scabbard marked at the top, 'H 54630'. A few small spots of pitting on the blade and some oxidation on other metal, otherwise very good.

178 · Militaria: Germany, Mauser 98k 84/98 bayonet, marked S/240G on one side of the ricasso and 3421 on the other side, 25cm steel filleted blade, timber and steel handle, with steel scabbard with metal frog, the scabbard marked at the top S/240G. Very fine.

179 · Militaria: Great Britain, Brunswick 1837 Model sword bayonet with double edged steel blade with short fuller on both sides, brass handle and guard, no scabbard; another bayonet, appears to be a European German made Model with steel blade with fuller on both sides, steel grip with steel and timber handle, with leather scabbard with metal tip but top metal section missing. The first with heavily oxidised blade and poor condition, the second also with oxidation and some loss of timber on grip, othe

180 · Militaria: Great Britain, British Pattern 1842 steel socket bayonet, the ricasso stamped, 'S.Hill', no scabbard. Pitting and some oxidation, otherwise very good.