Sale 134: Important Australian, British, World, and Ancient Coins, Banknotes, and Medals

1 · Militaria: New South Wales Lancers, 1895-1903, hat badge in voided white metal (46mm) (Grebert p67). Extremely fine.

2 · Militaria: Australian Commonwealth Cadet Corps, 1903-06, collar badge in brass (21mm) (Cossum 102). Very fine.

3 · Militaria: Queensland Medical Department, c1890s, hat badge in bronze (56mm) (Grebert p220). Traces of mint lustre, extremely fine.

4 · Militaria: Queensland Defence Forces, pre 1900, pair of collar badges in gilt (21mm) (Grebert p224). Toned good very fine.

5 · Militaria: Port Curtis Infantry, Queensland, 1900-1912, collar badge in voided brass (39mm) (Cossum 32), by J.R.Gaunt & Son Ltd, London. Very fine and very scarce.

6 · Militaria: Australian Engineers, 1900-12, hat badge in brass (58mm) (Cossum 95), one lug missing. Very fine.

7 · Militaria: Australian Army Medical Corps, 1900-1912, hat badge in brass (65mm) (Cossum 98). Good very fine.

8 · Militaria: Australian Commonwealth Cadet Corps, 1903-1906, hat badge in brass (36mm) (Cossum 102). Good very fine.

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

10 · Militaria: World, includes Australia, Royal Australian Artillery, 1912-18, hat badge in oxidised bronze (50mm) (2) (Cossum 150); General Service Badge, in gilt (44mm) (Cossum RS148), a proposed new issue; small General Staff button, 1912-48, in gilt, by Stokes (Cossum p38, b); also Great Britain, 24 Regiment of Foot helmet plate (QVC), in gilt (95mm) (a modern issue); RAF WWII Dental Branch collar badge in oxidised bronze; also USSR (Russia), Air Force Military Pilot 3rd Class wings badge in gil

11 · Militaria: Australia, 14th Light Horse A.I.F., 1912-18, unofficial collar badge in oxidised brass (40.5x29mm) (Cossum 181), by J.R.Gaunt, London. Very fine.

12 · Militaria: Australia, 12th Light Horse Regiment (New England Light Horse), 1930-42, collar badge in white metal (29mm) (Cossum p8, c). Very fine.

13 · Militaria: Australia, 15th Light Horse Regiment (Northern Rivers Lancers), 1930-42, hat badge cast in white metal (45mm) (Cossum p9, b), no scroll at base, said to be a cast copy. Dark toned very fine.

14 · Militaria: Australia, 4th Infantry Battalion (The Australian Rifles), 1930-42, pair of collar badges in brass (Cossum p14, a); 22nd Infantry Battalion (The South Gippsland Regiment), 1930-42, pair of collar badges in oxidised bronze (Cossum P19, a); 49th Infantry Battalion (The Stanley Regiment), 1930-42, pair of collar badges in voided brass (Cossum p27, a); 58th Infantry Battalion (The Essendon Rifles), 1930-42, collar badge in brass and enamel (Cossum p29, c); 60th Infantry Battalion (The Hei

15 · Militaria: 14th Infantry Battalion (The Prahran Regiment), collar badge in oxidised brass (30mm) (Cossum p16, d). Good very fine.

16 · 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

17 · Militaria: 22nd Infantry Battalion (The Richmond Regiment), 1930-42, hat badge in brass (45mm) (Cossum p18, d). Very fine.

18 · Militaria: 24th Infantry Battalion (The Kooyong Regiment), 1930-42, hat badge in brass (52mm), and collar badge in brass (29.5mm) (Cossum p19,c). Very fine. (2)

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

20 · Militaria: Australia, 40th Infantry Battalion (The Derwent Regiment), 1930-42, collar badge in brass (30mm) (Cossum p24, c); Australian Army Service Corps, 1930-42, hat badge in brass (45mm) (Cossum p33, d); Australian Corps of Signals, 1930-42, hat badge in brass (52mm) (Cossum p35, c); Australian Army Nursing Service, 1948-53, cap badge in white metal (34mm) (Cossum 340); The Royal Australian Armoured Corps, 1953-60, hat badge in white metal (41mm) (Cossum 392); also WWI Returned from Active S

21 · Militaria: Australia, The St George Regiment, 45th Infantry Battalion, 1930-42, hat badge in oxidised brass (64mm) and another in oxidised bronze (64mm) (Cossum p25, d), both with two lugs on back, the first missing one lug; a pair of non-opposing collar badges in brass (28mm), also a single in oxidised bronze (30mm) (Cossum p25, d), all with two lugs on back. Fine - very fine. (5)

22 · Militaria: Australia, 47th Infantry Battalion (The Wide Bay Regiment), 1930-42, hat and collar badge in brass (Cossum p26, c); Australian Instructional Corps, 1930-42, collar badge in bronze (Cossum p33, a); 3/9th South Australian Mounted Rifles, 1953-60, hat badge in white metal (Cossum 348); Royal Australian Army Service Corps, 1960-85, collar badge in anodised and enamel (Cossum 455) (1 clip-pin missing); RAE anodised title badges (2); Royal Australian Corps of Transport, 1960-85, hat badge i

23 · Militaria: 47th Infantry Battalion (The Wide Bay Regiment), 1930-42, hat badge in brass (51mm), and a pair of collar badges in brass (29mm) (Cossum p26, c). The collar badges toned, otherwise very fine. (3)

24 · Militaria: Australian Instructional Corps, 1930-42, pair of officer's collar badges (KC), in bronze and enamel (28mm) (Cossum p33, a). Good very fine. (2)

25 · 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)

26 · Militaria: Australian Instructional Corps, 1930-42, hat badge in bronze (45mm), and two collar badges in bronze (28.5mm) (Cossum RS33). One collar badge missing one lug, otherwise good very fine. (3)

27 · Militaria: Australia, hat badges for Army Chaplain with collar badge (both KC), 43rd Regiment (KC), 48th Infantry Battalion (KC), 49th Infantry Battalion with collar badge pair, 51st Battalion, 59th Infantry Battalion (KC), Royal Engineers (KC) with collar badge pair, 3rd Battalion Werriwa Regiment (QC), Royal Australian Regiment (QC); also collar badges for 29th Infantry Battalion (2), 45th Regiment, 57th Infantry Battalion (KC, 2), 58th Infantry Battalion (KC), 60th Infantry Battalion (KC), Ro

28 · Militaria: Australia, Rising Sun collar badges (KC), in oxidised bronze. Very fine. (5)

29 · Militaria: Australia, Royal Australian Infantry Corps, 1948-53, collar badge (Cossum 324); Royal Australian Engineers, 1953-60, hat badge (QC) (Cossum 394); Royal Australian Corps of Signals, 1953-60, collar badge pair (Cossum 396) (1 with soldered pin-back, 1 with lugs); Royal Australian Infantry Corps, 1960-85, hat badge (QC) (Cossum 449); unknown cap or collar badge featuring kangaroo sitting in front of a rising sun and below a blue and white enamelled bar, possibly school cadets (Cossum RS5

30 · Militaria: Australia, board of badges, a few collar badges (8), but mostly hat badges (81), mostly 1930-42, and also some trade, qualification or title badges (25). Secured to a cloth board (approx 90x60cm), very fine - extremely fine. (114)

31 · Militaria: Australia, board of Rising Sun badges, noted Camel Corps (2), as well as some commemorative issues, includes hat and collar badges as well as some sweetheart badges and tie bars and embroidered cloth badges (21). Secured to a cloth board (approx 90x60cm), fine - uncirculated. (128)

32 · Militaria: Australia, board of badges with an oversize manufactured brass Rising Sun (KC) at top centre, includes hat and collar badges and titles (a few with only one title and a few with no titles) as well as an embroidered shoulder title for each one, includes the following Regiments, Royal Australia, Royal Queensland, Royal New South Wales, Royal Victoria, Royal Tasmania, Royal South Australia, Royal Western Australia, Royal Australian Infantry, Royal Australian Armoured Corps, Hunter River

33 · Militaria: Australia, board of badges and an embroidered shoulder title for each one, includes the following Regiments, Illawarra, Derwent, Werriwa, Royal Australian Infantry, Melbourne Rifles, Hindmarsh, Macquarie, Victorian Scottish, Royal Melbourne (KC), Cameron Highlanders of Western Australia, Wide Bay, New South Wales Mounted Rifles, North Queensland, South Australian Scottish, Adelaide University, Swan, City of Newcastle, Royal Australian, City of Perth, Hume, North Western Victorian, Nor

34 · Militaria: Australian Rising Sun, hat badges (8), collar badges (9), all KC; Australia metal titles (6); another Rising Sun badge with map of Australia in centre, created post WWII for use on surplus Army hats sold to public. Fine - very fine. (24)

35 · Militaria: Australia, History of the Rising Sun Hat Badge Collection, housed in timber hinged-lid case, the lid with a large Rising Sun badge in the centre, with printed history on the underside of the lid and examples of the types of Rising Sun badges fitted into a plush base with details below each badge. Uncirculated.

36 · Militaria: Royal Tasmania Regiment, 1960-85, hat badge in gilt and white metal (50mm) (Cossum 434), with clip pins on reverse, stored in a plush case. With glue in holes behind the wreaths, extremely fine.

37 · Militaria: Australian Camel Corps, hat badge, unofficial A.I.F. 1912-18, replica sand cast in brass (41mm) (Cossum RS37), with two lugs, one of these resoldered. Fine.

38 · Militaria: Australia, Queensland Agricultural College, officer training unit hat badge, by A.J.Parkes, Brisbane, with two clip-pins on reverse. Toned extremely fine.

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

40 · Militaria: Australia and Great Britain, Navy officer's hat badge in gilt and silvered, with brass backing plate; Navy officer's bullion hat badge (early QC); another Navy officer's bullion hat badge (QC); also Navy officer's beret badge in gilt and silvered (QC); Women's Australian Auxiliary Air Force chromed ashtray with enamelled W.A.A.A.F. badge affixed (QC); Australian Air League tinnie; Empire Air Training Scheme badge in plastic (QC); also British Intelligence Corps hat badge in acrylic (Q

41 · 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). Badge good very fine.

42 · Militaria: Great Britain, hat badges for Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders; Army Air Corps (KC) (missing lugs); Royal Lincolnshire Regiment; Notts & Derby Regiment; Royal Berkshire Regiment; 17th (Duke of Cambridge's Own) Lancers; 3rd King's Own Hussars; Royal Lincolnshire Regiment; Royal Engineers (KC); Army Service Corps (KC) (2, one voided, one not voided); Royal Fusiliers (KC) (2, one slide back, one lug back); Exeter Volunteer Regiment; various other hat, collar and rank badges (14, three m

43 · Militaria: Great Britain, army hat badges, all King crown or earlier types, noted 45th Regiment of Foot (QVC), King's Dragoon Guards pre 1915 and another 1915-1937, Royal Scots Greys, Lincolnshire Yeomanry and others, also rank badge for WOI with backing plate, as well as trade badges for Bandmaster, Bandsman (2), Trumpeter, Sniper, Marksman, all except last with backing plates, also a King's Badge for Loyal Service WWII; an embroidered and gold braid crest for the University of London. The badg

44 · Militaria: Great Britain, hat badges for various units including Cheshire Regiment, Derbyshire Yeomanry, Duke of Cornwalls Light Infantry, Manchester Regiment, Royal Berkshire Regiment, Royal Engineers, Royal Gloucestershire Hussars, South Lancashire Prince of Wales Volunteers, The Devonshire Regiment, The Lancashire Fusiliers, The Leinster Regiment, The Royal Dragoons, Westminster Dragoons Imperial Yeomanry Regiment, all with lugs or sliders. Mostly very fine. (13)

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

46 · 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)

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

48 · 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.

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

50 · Militaria: Germany, 1933-45, Naval Minesweepers, Sub-Chasers & Escort Vessels War Badge 1940 (type B), by R.S. (Rudolf Souval, Vienna); Naval High Seas Fleet War Badge 1941 (type B), by F.O (Friedrich Orth); also small pin-back cap eagle in brass (wingspan 48mm). Very good - fine. (3)

51 · Militaria: Germany, WWII, Luftwaffe Transport and Glider Squadron Clasp for Transport Pilots, in gilded and silvered tombac, maker's mark '1/58' (probably L/58 Glaser & Sohn, Dresden). Good very fine.

52 · Militaria: Germany, WWII, a large selection of badges, most appear to be reproductions. One toned extremely fine but mostly uncirculated. (16)

53 · 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,

54 · Militaria: World badges, includes Great Britain, City of London Yeomanry (Rough Riders) hat badge in gilt; Canada, General Service pair of collar badges in bronze (KC), also Canada shoulder title in bronze; also unidentified badge or award, probably Russian. One collar badge heavily oxidised, otherwise very fine. (5)

55 · Militaria: Various items, includes RAF officer's embroidered hat badge (QC); Flight Lieutenant dress uniform shoulder boards (3, KC[2], QC[1]) and tropical uniform shoulder boards (2); RAF dog tags for 561086 C.Clarke (4), two different types but both in round and octagonal fibre compound; 2 sets of miniature medals, one set of four and another set of six; various ribands (7 different lots) and a few loose full size ribbons; Korea Service Medal 1950-53 copy; Royal Artillery senior NCO's arm badg

56 · Militaria: Australia, W.R.A.A.C. pennant, affixed to it are a Royal Australian Army Nursing Corps badge (QC) attached to a brooch bar as well as 6 lapel pins, mostly sporting related and another with a miniature timber baseball bat attached to a ribbon; another pennant for Royal Australian Signals Corps with various (15) Australian, British and USA badges attached as well as a lapel badge for Ruthven Soldiers Club; various other badges and title bars as well as buttons for Australia (7), British

57 · Militaria: Australia, Pattern 1907 steel bayonet, stamped on the ricasso on one side, 'X OA with broad arrow above' (Orange Feeder Factory for the Lithgow Small Arms Factory), on the opposite side is stamped, 'MA/1907/1/45/3', with wood and metal handle and metal and leather scabbard, this marked, 'OA' on the front of the chape and 'Mangrovite 44' on the back of the leather. Scabbard leather hard and discoloured, the blade with some pitting, otherwise nearly fine.

58 · Militaria: Australia, Pattern 1907 steel bayonet, stamped on the ricasso on one side, 'X OA with broad arrow above' (Orange Feeder Factory for the Lithgow Small Arms Factory), on the opposite side is stamped, 'MA/1907/1/3/45', with wood and metal handle and metal and leather scabbard, this marked, 'OA' on the front of the chape and 'Mangrovite 44' on the back of the leather. Scabbard leather hard and discoloured, all metal dark toned good fine.

59 · Militaria: Australia, Pattern 1907 bayonet, ricasso stamped 'MA (Lithgow Small Arms Factory)/907/43/5' on one side and 'Broad Arrow/OA (Orange Feeder Factory for Lithgow Small Arms Factory)' on the opposite side, with wood and metal handle, the wood on one side stamped, 'SLAZ (Slazenger) 42', the pommel stamped on one side, 'D/64662', with metal and leather scabbard, this stamped on the lower metal section, 'OA (see above)'. The blade with some toning, all other metal dark toned and some loss of

60 · Militaria: Australia, Pattern 1907 steel bayonet, stamped on the ricasso on one side, 'X OA with broad arrow above' (Orange Feeder Factory for the Lithgow Small Arms Factory), on the opposite side is stamped, 'MA/1907/1/6/45', with wood and metal handle and metal and leather scabbard, this marked, '?A' on the front of the chape and 'Mangrovite 43' on the back of the leather. Scabbard leather hard and discoloured and metal dark toned with pit marks, all other metal dark toned and the blade with m

61 · Militaria: Australia, WWII, Bolo style machete stamped on the front of the blade, 'D (broad arrow) D/M over P/-44' (MP is maker, Marsden Products Pty Ltd of Sydney), with chequered bakelite grips on handle, at the pommel is a hole with carry cord attached, no scabbard. The blade blackened and with some surface marks from use and the grip with some surface loss, otherwise very good.

62 · Militaria: Australia, WWII, Bolo style machete, no maker's marks, with wooden handle with hole at end for attaching cord, no scabbard. With some cuts on handle, otherwise fine.

63 · Militaria: Australia, trench art bread knife with stainless steel saw edged blade by Geo. Wostenholm & Son, Sheffield, England, with silver plated .50 calibre shell casing for a handle and this marked on the end, 'R A 42' (Remington Arms 1942), affixed at the side is a silver plated RAAF badge (KC), the blade is soldered to the handle by a bullet-like section; also another stainless steel bread knife by the same maker with the same markings, also with a plated shell casing handle with a bronze b

64 · Militaria: Belgium, SAFN M1949 steel bayonet, with wood and steel grip, one side of the pommel is stamped, 'S.A. 30' with a faint crown above and the opposite side is stamped, 'AL03888', with steel scabbard and this marked at the top, '01914'. Nearly very fine.

65 · Militaria: China, People's Republic, SKS type 56 spike bayonet, with sliding mechanism for fitting to rifle and end bracket that allows it to fold in a cut-out in the rifle's forestock. Very fine.

66 · Militaria: China, 79/85 Dragunov SVD sniper rifle bayonet, (1958-1963), sawback blade, heavy plastic scabbard, handle and scabbard privately etched 5130, (33cm long). Very fine and rare as a sawback style.

67 · Militaria: Czechoslovakia, M1923 Mauser steel bayonet with wood and steel handle, steel scabbard and this marked 'E95 (crossed swords) 50 tgf'. Some minor loss of wood on the handle and a few light oxidation spots on the blade, otherwise fine.

68 · Militaria: Czechoslovakia, VZ-24 steel bayonet with wood and steel handle and steel scabbard, the ricasso of bayonet marked 273 and the frog stud on the scabbard marked, 'E3 (rampant lion) 46'. The blade with stain marks, otherwise fine.

69 · Militaria: Finland, M27 steel bayonet, the blade marked in the ricasso by maker, 'Hackman & Co', with wood and steel handle, the top of the pommel marked, '78', with steel scabbard. With oxidation on scabbard and handle area and some stain marks on blade, otherwise nearly fine.

70 · Militaria: France, Infantry short sword, a Gladius model 1831, with ribbed brass handle and guard, the guard marked, 'S.H./IX.A38.' on one side and on the opposite side, 'S', no scabbard. The blade heavily pitted, the handle and guard good fine, overall good.

71 · Militaria: France, Model 1874 Gras sword bayonet, the spine of the blade inscribed, 'Mre d'Armes de St Etienne Mars 1880' (The Manufacture of Weapons of Saint Etienne March 1880), serial number on guard 17516, the same number also on scabbard. Some bumps to handle and pitting to guard and the front of the blade, otherwise fine.

72 · Militaria: France, Model 1892 steel bayonet for Berthier carbine, hooked quillon, this marked on one side, 'BC94047', with wood and steel handle, metal plug on top of pommel missing, with steel scabbard in a leather holder with belt loop. The blade with black spotty toning and other metal with oxidation and the leather holder aged, otherwise very good.

73 · Militaria: France, c1915, Lebel spike bayonet Model 86/93/16, with brass handle and steel scabbard, the guard stamped 37338 and the scabbard stamped with what appears to be 9348. Oxidation on scabbard and pitting to the handle, otherwise fine.

74 · Militaria: France, WWII period, spike bayonet in steel for MAS36 rifle, four grooves in blade with housing release catch. Bend in spike towards the tip, otherwise toned fine.

75 · Militaria: Germany, Imperial German Naval Cadet Model 1872 dagger, the blade elaborately etched but most of this is worn away, the ricasso with maker's mark of two back-to-back squirrels over C.E (Carl Eickhorn), brass guard with Imperial crown and below this is a swivel bracket with fouled anchor, with brass handle but the round top piece on the pommel is missing, with leather and brass scabbard. The handle is a bit loose and there are some cuts on the front edge, the blade with some pitting an

76 · Militaria: Germany, WWI Mauser steel bayonet, the ricasso is stamped, 'Simson & Co/Suhl' and on the spine are the letters RB in a circle, the guard is numbered 641, with wood and steel handle, the scabbard is leather and brass fitted in a leather belt fitting, the securing fitting on the guard is stamped, 'd 8958'. With dark toning on all metal and a few small wood chips on handle, otherwise nearly fine.

77 · Militaria: Germany, steel knife bayonet M84/98 2nd Pattern for Mauser rifle, with wood and steel handle, the butt marked on one side, EX408, with steel scabbard. The scabbard with a few small bumps, otherwise toned good fine.

78 · Militaria: Germany, 98/05 Mauser butcher bayonet, ricasso with maker's name, Ferd. Esse Elberfeld, spine stamped, '(crown)/W/16/(crowned B)', with metal guard and wood and metal handle, the pommel missing release button and also stamped with crowned B, with metal scabbard. The scabbard and handle metal dark toned and some oxidation and the blade with some stain marks, otherwise very good.

79 · Militaria: Germany, WWI machine gunner's bayonet, the ricasso stamped with maker's mark on one side and DS on the opposite side, with crowned W inspection mark on the spine, with wood and steel handle, with metal scabbard. The scabbard with some bumps, the blade with some dark marks and spotting, otherwise fine.

80 · Militaria: Germany, WWII, Kriegsmarine dagger with double edged steel blade with etched pattern on both sides and with mark of Eickhorn, Solingen on the ricasso, with wire wrapped bone handle and guard with naval symbol on both sides, the pommel features an eagle with Third Reich symbol, with a brass patterned scabbard with two suspension rings, the handle wrapped with a silvered lanyard. Some wear and a few bumps on the scabbard, otherwise very fine.

81 · Militaria: Germany, WWII, Kriegsmarine dagger with double edged steel blade with etched pattern on both sides and with mark of Eickhorn, Solingen on the ricasso, with bone handle and guard with naval symbol on both sides, the pommel features an eagle with Third Reich symbol, with a brass patterned scabbard with two suspension rings. Small crack at top of bone handle and missing wire wrapping, otherwise very fine.

82 · Militaria: Germany, small Kriegsmarine letter opener with denazified eagle pommel, cast in silvered steel with Kriegsmarine symbol on both sides of guard, with silvered steel wire wrapped handle. With loss of silvering around ricasso area, otherwise good fine.

83 · Militaria: Germany, WWII, Luftwaffe officer's silvered double edged steel dagger, with maker's mark of Alcoso, Solingen on the ricasso under the guard, the metal guard has the Luftwaffe eagle on one side and on the other side is inscribed, 'H.H.', with a wire wrapped celluloid handle and a metal pommel featuring the Third Reich symbol with leaves around, the metal scabbard has a textured finish with two suspension rings and fitted to these are two buckled straps connected to a metal bracket for

84 · Militaria: Germany, WWII, K98 bayonet, stamped on one side of ricasso by maker, '41asw' (1941 E. & F. Horster), and on the opposite side, '931/s', with bakelite and steel handle, the pommel marked, 'A883/A883', with metal scabbard marked at the top, '4140', in a leather holster with belt loop, the holster marked on the back but the details indecipherable. Some loss of paint on the scabbard and a few oxidation marks on spine of handle, otherwise good very fine.

85 · Militaria: Great Britain, c1816-30, Pioneer or Baker Rifleman's steel short sword with saw back, spine at ricasso stamped by maker's, 'Osborn/& Gunby', with brass guard and brass handle with a beak-nose lion head pommel, variety without front hand guard, no scabbard. Blade with pitting and edge nicks as well as dark toning, otherwise very good.

86 · Militaria: Great Britain, 1853 72 socket bayonet for Martini Henry rifle, steel blade marked with WD and broad arrow in ricasso as well as 4117, with suede leather and brass scabbard, at the top section of the brass is also stamped with WD and broad arrow and the frog stud is stamped 1514. With some pitting to metal and the blade with dark spotting and toning, otherwise very good.

87 · Militaria: Great Britain, 1855 Lancaster Sappers and Miners sword bayonet, with pipeback blade stamped on ricasso with crown over L, with brass guard and brass and chequered timber handle with spring at one side, the guard has number 653 on one side, no scabbard. Pitting to blade and some edge nicks as well as dark toning, the handle aged and with an edge chip, otherwise good.

88 · Militaria: Great Britain, Martini Henry Pattern 1876 socket bayonet, the ricasso marked, '(upright arrow)/WD (War Department)/(crown)/E (Royal Small Arms Factory, Enfield)/35', socket numbered 2237, with leather and brass scabbard, this numbered 2237 on the frog stud. The leather in the scabbard cracked with age and the bayonet with black spotting on the blade, otherwise fine.

89 · Militaria: Great Britain, Martini Henry Pattern 1876 socket bayonet, the ricasso marked, '(upright arrow)/(crown)/45/E (Royal Small Arms Factory, Enfield)/97', also other markings including asterisk and number 2, with leather and brass scabbard, this marked '(broad arrow/WD/(crown)/E/7' above the frog stud and an upright and down pointing broad arrows on the leather, also '(broad arrow)/WD' on the chape. The leather in the scabbard aged and the brass fittings in need of a clean and with a few ni

90 · Militaria: Great Britain, 1888 Mk2 Lee-Metford rifle bayonet, the ricasso stamped with crown over E.R and 1903 and 7 '03 on one side and arrow over EFD over crowned 35 over E and an X on the opposite side, with a crown over 88 over E inspection mark on spine and on the opposite side the number 1, with a wood and steel handle, the pommel stamped 145 over 114 on one side, with a metal and leather scabbard this stamped with an upright arrow on the back. Some dark tone marks, the leather in the scab

91 · Militaria: Great Britain, British P1888 Mk1 Type 2 steel bayonet with maker's mark on one side of ricasso and multiple marks on the opposite side including Queen Victoria's mark and the date 6'90 (June 1890), the pommel impressed with number 448, no scabbard, on the handle is scratched the initials, D J. The metal with pitting and dark toning, otherwise very good.

92 · Militaria: Great Britain, Wilkinson bayonet with ricasso stamped with crown (nearly invisible) over VR and 1 '97 and Wilkinson London on one side and upright arrow above WD and below this is crown over 35 over W and below this is X, with wood and metal handle, suede and metal scabbard, this stamped on top, 'L3', the scabbard is fitted into a leather holder with belt fitting. With oxidation on metal on bayonet and scabbard and some dark spotting on the blade, the suede scabbard and leather holder

93 · Militaria: Great Britain, 1888 Mk2 Lee-Metford rifle bayonet, the ricasso stamped with crown over VR and 6 '99 on one side and arrow over EFD over crowned 5R over E and an X on the opposite side, with a wood and steel handle, the pommel stamped 3169 on one side and an asterisk on the opposite side, with a metal and leather scabbard this stamped 3 203 on top of the opening and with 98 over an asterisk on the back, the scabbard is fitted into a leather holder with belt fitting and this marked on t

94 · Militaria: Great Britain, c19th century, steel socket bayonets, the first with unclear marking on edge of socket, the second is a similar but smaller bayonet, no markings. The second bayonet with heavy oxidation, the first with black spotting and toning, otherwise poor - very good. (2)

95 · Militaria: Great Britain, bayonet with ricasso stamped with crown over ER (nearly invisible) and 4 '02 on one side and on the opposite side, 'an upright arrow/EFD (Royal Arms Factory, Enfield)' and below this, 'crown/53/E' and below this is X, the spine also stamped, 'D/83/E', with wood and metal handle, leather and metal scabbard with leather holder with belt fitting, the back of the scabbard marked, 'upright arrow/EFD/crown/7/E' and below this '04', the back of the leather holder marked, 'A I

96 · Militaria: Great Britain, Wilkinson bayonet with ricasso stamped with crown over ER and 5 '02 and Wilkinson London on one side and X and indistinguishable mark and an arrow, with wood and metal handle, the metal guard has had the barrel hole removed, perhaps to use as a dagger, no scabbard. With oxidation, pitting to blade and black spotting, otherwise good.

97 · Militaria: Great Britain, jack knife, Pattern 6353/1905, with single blade, can opener and marlin spike, this with unclear stampings on both sides, with bexoid handle and suspension loop. Opening of blade and other items extremely tight, otherwise fine.

98 · Militaria: Great Britain, 1907 Pattern bayonet, with markings on both sides of ricasso but difficult to read, one side appears to be, '(crown)/GR/1907/11/??/Sanderson', the opposite side appears to be, '(crown)/X/3/X', with wooden and metal handle, the handle marked on the wooden grip, 'O', with leather and metal scabbard in a leather holder with belt fitting, the holder also marked on back but difficult to read, appears to be, 'KVZ/1943'. The leather very aged, the blade with some tone spots, o

99 · Militaria: Great Britain, Pattern 1907 steel sword bayonet, the ricasso marked, '(crown)/GR/1907/11 17/Chapman', the opposite side with proof mark and broad arrow, with steel guard this marked on one side, '2/D (broad arrow) D', with wood and steel handle, with leather and steel scabbard, the top edge marked, '2nd M.D 46183'. The blade with heavy oxidation and the wood in the handle damaged, otherwise poor - good.

100 · Militaria: Great Britain, Wilkinson bayonet with ricasso stamped with crown over (details not visible and 190?) and 2 '19 and Wilkinson on one side and upright arrow and other unclear details, on one side of the blade is stipple engraved with the name, 'Ike Jackson', with wood and metal handle, the wooden grip also with stamp on both sides but unclear, with leather and metal scabbard, this stamped on top and bottom section but details unclear. With dark toning on metal on bayonet and scabbard, t

101 · Militaria: Great Britain, Pattern 1907 bayonet for Lee Enfield rifle, steel blade with steel guard and wood and steel handle, all markings worn away, with leather and steel scabbard, at the top marked, 'RE', fitted into a later issued black and khaki holder for fitting to a belt. The blade heavily pitted with bumps on the spine, the scabbard with loss of surface covering, otherwise poor, an example of a well used bayonet.

102 · Militaria: Great Britain, WWII British Lee Enfield steel spike bayonet No.4 MkII with No.4 Mk1 scabbard. Remnants of tan paint at top edge of scabbard and with oxidation on scabbard, otherwise fine.

103 · Militaria: Great Britain, WWII British Lee Enfield steel spike bayonet No.4 MkII with No.4 Mk1 scabbard. Scabbard with remnants of tan paint, bumps and knob missing at tip, otherwise fine.

104 · Militaria: Great Britain, WWII, jungle carbine bayonet for .303 rifle, with blued steel blade and with a black painted steel scabbard, the ricasso marked with a circled letter P and 194. The scabbard has lost much of its paint and the blade has retained much of its bluing, good fine.

105 · Militaria: Great Britain, Fairbairn Sykes British Commando dagger, with double edged steel blade (length 17.5cm), with a black cast metal handle and guard, no maker, no scabbard. Very fine.

106 · Militaria: Great Britain, combat survival knife with steel blade, metal guard and wood and brass handle, the pommel with an upright broad arrow above number 13, in a khaki webbed canvas military sheath with belt fitting, the back of the sheath marked, '(broad arrow) M.E.Co (Mills Equipment Co) 1942'. Nicks on blade and spine as well as stain marks and dark spotting and small piece missing from tip of blade and some dig marks on pommel, otherwise very good.

107 · Militaria: Great Britain, Lee-Enfield No. 9 Mk. 1 steel bayonet, maker's mark, 'circled P (Royal Ordnance Factory, Poole) 1949', no scabbard. Oxidation marks along spine, otherwise oiled and very fine.

108 · Militaria: Great Britain, Type D survival knife in steel and marked on one side, '127/8214' and below this, 'J R 1980 and Broad Arrow' (probably Joseph Rodgers of Sheffield), with wooden grip and leather sheath, this with a few studs missing. The blade with some oxidation and pitting, otherwise very good.

109 · Militaria: Great Britain, paratrooper's knife/dagger with steel blade and folding brass handle, the locking bracket on the handle marked, 'No. 6'. The blade with oxidation and some dents to brass handle, otherwise very good.

110 · Militaria: Italy, M1871 Vetterli knife bayonet with WWI Carcano modification, steel blade with ricasso marked, 'D/Torino', metal guard marked on one side, X VV6697, with wood and metal handle with spring at one side, with leather and brass scabbard. The scabbard aged and other metal with oxidation, all need cleaning, the blade with oxidation, otherwise good.

111 · Militaria: Italy, WWI - WWII knife bayonet, 1891 Pattern for use on M1891 Mannlicher-Carcano rifle, with scabbard and frog, stamped details on blade illegible, on crossguard is numbered EN5816. Chips in timber handle and some spots on scabbard, the blade heavily oiled, otherwise fine.

112 · Militaria: Japan, WWII, officer's shin gunto katana, single edge curved steel blade, bronze floral decorated tsuba, with decorated silver plated habaki, the tsuka (handle) with cut-out pattern leather over previous damaged cover, the button holding the handle to the tang could not be removed so any maker's details on the tang are unknown, with painted steel scabbard, this with regulation military bronze fittings including a suspension loop which has a chain hanger, metal clip and leather belt st

113 · Militaria: Japan, Arisaka Type 30 rifle bayonet with hooked quillon, the ricasso with stamp of Toyoda Jidoshoki Seisakusho (Toyoda Automatic Loom Works) under Nagoya supervision, with wood and metal handle, the pommel stamped with a symbol and 22342, with a metal scabbard. All metal with oxidation and the blade with black toning marks, some loss of wood on the handle and the scabbard with pitting and dents, otherwise good.

114 · Militaria: Japan, Arisaka Type 30 steel bayonet, the blade ricasso marked for Kokura (Tokyo) Arsenal, with wood and steel handle, on top of the pommel is stamped with a circled stylised P (?) and number 30215, with steel scabbard and leather holder with belt loop fitting. With a few dark tone spots on blade and the leather holder aged, otherwise good fine.

115 · Militaria: Japan, Arisaka Paratrooper bayonet, the blade ricasso marked for Kokura (Tokyo) Arsenal and National Denki, with wood and steel handle, on top of the pommel is stamped with an hard to read figure, possibly 3 and the number 12778', inset on one side of the wooden handle is part of a bronze Australian Rising Sun collar badge, no scabbard. With oxidation and blackening, otherwise very good.

116 · Militaria: Trench art knife, WWI, steel blade with brass guard, the handle is leather wrapped and the pommel is said to be a brass detonator cap, this with some Japanese markings. Pitting and black spotting to blade and several dig marks to pommel, otherwise very good.

117 · Militaria: Portugal, Austrian made Steyr Model 1886 Kropatschek sword bayonet for Mannlicher rifle, spine inscribed, 'Steyr 1886', guard marked, 'CC848', the back of the guard and the ricasso stamped with a symbol which is a Portuguese mark, with wooden and steel handle, this missing locking bolt at pommel, with steel scabbard and this marked at the top, 'JJ905', the frog stud on the scabbard marked, 'OE/WG' (Steyr factory mark). Short crack at top of wooden section on handle and most metal dark

118 · Militaria: Siam, M1896 steel knife bayonet for Mauser rifle, ricasso marked with Siamese text, with wood and steel handle and with steel scabbard, this marked at the top on one side, 'E.Pack & S./1939', and on the opposite side 5474 and some other unclear number. Some loss of wood on handle, some pit marks on blade and dark marks on blade and scabbard, otherwise fine.

119 · Militaria: Spain, plug bayonet with steel blade marked, 'FaD Toledo', with large steel guard and ringed steel handle, no scabbard. With some pitting to metal and some oxidation, otherwise very good.

120 · Militaria: Spain, M1941 Mauser Bolo steel bayonet, the ricasso marked, 'Toledo' on one side and on the opposite side, '6450/B', with wood and steel handle and steel scabbard, this marked at the top, '6450/B'. Toned and with some oxidation, otherwise fine.

121 · Militaria: Sweden, M1896 steel knife bayonet for Mauser rifle, ricasso marked, 'EJ (crown over anchor) AB' on one side and on the opposite side, '(crown) over 390', with steel textured handle and with steel scabbard, this marked at the tip with a crown on one side and 105 on the opposite side. Some pitting to blade, otherwise very fine.

122 · Militaria: Switzerland, Model 1889/99 Schmidt-Rubin steel bayonet, the ricasso with maker's name, 'Waffenfabrik/Neuhausen', with steel guard, this numbered on one side, 398295, with wood and steel handle, with steel scabbard and part of a leather strap. The blade with dark spotting and toning and the wood on the handle with a few dig marks, otherwise fine.

123 · Militaria: USA, Remington No.5 long export bayonet, blade stamped, 'Remington Arms Co.Ilion,N.Y.U.S.A.', with wood and metal handle, with metal scabbard and leather holder to fit belt. With graffiti scratched on both sides of the wooden grip, the leather belt fitting aged and with some damage, loss of black paint on all metal and some dark spotting and toning on blade, otherwise very good.

124 · Militaria: USA, WWII, Army Air Forces folding machete, known as the 'jungle knife', the blade marked by maker, Camillus, with black composite grip, the cutting edge protected by a removable black metal guard. With oxidation and stain marks, the folding mechanism very stiff, otherwise fine.

125 · Militaria: USA, Korean War era, M5A1 steel bayonet, the underside of the cross guard marked, 'U.S. M5A1' on one side and on the opposite side, 'Milpar Co' (Columbus Milpar & Mfg), with khaki steel scabbard with integral webbing frog, the scabbard marked, 'U.S. M8A1/PV/H'. A few small areas of oxidation, otherwise very fine.

126 · Militaria: Sword bayonet, an 1887 Pattern Martini Henry sword bayonet with metal guard and chequered leather grip on handle, no markings visible, no scabbard. Pitting and oxidation to all metal and some damage to leather grip, otherwise good.

127 · Militaria: Short sword, 19th century French Briquet style steel short sword, with brass guard and brass ring grip handle, no markings, no scabbard. Dark spotting on blade and some oxidation, otherwise fine.

128 · Militaria: Unidentified bayonet, similar to Bulgarian M1895 bayonet, markings on ricasso not legible, on metal scabbard is stamped 'FG/GY', bayonet fitting on ricasso appears to have been removed. Blade heavily pitted and scabbard with oxidation, poor.

129 · Militaria: Bayonet/Knife, unidentified, with steel blade, the ricasso appears to have details erased, no guard and with wood and metal handle, it appears that some metal parts may have been removed from the guard and handle, in a wooden scabbard with leather belt fitting attached on back. Blade with heavy black toning, otherwise very good - fine.

130 · Militaria: Australia, WWI, Light Horse horseshoe pouch in leather, on the back is impressed 1914 and on the front is 14 LH (although the H is barely visible), also Department of Defence letters and arrows, under the flap is a pouch marked, 'Hepburn & Gale/1901', inside this is a horseshoe nail, on the back is an integral sword frog. Very good.

131 · Militaria: Australia, Army Light Horse Regiment slouch hat original emu feather plumes, one with feathers attached to what looks like an animal skin base, the other fitted to a sewn semi-circular leather base. Fine - very fine. (2)

132 · Militaria: Australia, WWII Army uniform jacket in khaki woollen material with oxidised bronze buttons and Rising Sun collar badges, on each shoulder board are three pips for the rank of Captain and the Australia title bar all in oxidised bronze, inside is Defence arrow stamp and the label reads, 'N230/Made in/Australia/1944/Size (faded but appears to be 75)'. Good very fine.

133 · Militaria: Australia, WWII era Army dress uniform jacket in khaki woollen material with oxidised bronze buttons and Rising Sun collar badges, on each shoulder board are two oxidised bronze pips for the rank of Lieutenant, on each shoulder is the unit colour patch for Australian Army Ordnance Corps, and on one sleeve is one embroidered Overseas Service chevron, there is no belt but at the waist on the back area are two metal clips for fitting a belt, the label on the inside reads, 'Peape's/Sydney

134 · Militaria: WWII hats, includes Army officer's hat fitted with an Australian Rising Sun badge (KC); Air Force officer's hat with metal and embroidered badge (KC); Canada, blue cold weather cap marked by maker, Rayman Cap Co, Toronto, Canada, 1942; also Germany, WWII, Army cap with embroidered hat badge. The first three hats with some moth holes, the first two and last need cleaning and the material in the last cap is very stiff, overall good - very fine. (4)

135 · 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.

136 · 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.

137 · 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)

138 · Militaria: Australia/USA, Model M1 steel helmet, inside marked 8414-50-753-5792, with chin strap and lining, written in two places on the lining is the name, J.M.Ward. Very fine.

139 · 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.

140 · 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.

141 · 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)

142 · 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,

143 · 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)

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

145 · Militaria: Australian, British and New Zealand, Navy tally bands (29), full and short lengths, c1950, includes H.M.S. Collingwood, H.M. Submarines, H.M.A.S. Arunta, H.M.A.S. Parramatta, H.M.A.S. Sydney, H.M.N.Z.S. Endeavour; also Merchant Navy, Lloyd Triestino M.S. Australia, together with a brass and copper powder flask, c1900. Last item missing top, dented with part base and sides split, good - fine. (30)

146 · 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

147 · Militaria: Navy sailors' hats, includes white hats with tally bands for 'H.M.A.S. Albatross'; 'H.M.A.S. Kuttabul', inside the second marked 'R63633 Ross W H'; also black wool hat with red pommel with tally band for 'Stoker SSSS-Btn SS Sea Sovereign Niguel'. The first two white hats with age toning and foxing, the last hat with a few moth holes at tally band tail, otherwise very good - fine. (3)

148 · 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)

149 · 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)

150 · Militaria: Australia/Great Britain, RAAF blue woollen uniform with embroidered Parachute Jump Instructor badge (QC) on left breast, Air Force black plastic buttons on shoulder flaps, all other buttons plain black plastic, RAF Warrant Officer's embroidered badge on right sleeve, left sleeve badge missing, below the first badge are two rows of ribands for service in WWII, Korea, General Service, Vietnam, and RAF LS&GC, on the inside of the jacket is a label that reads, 'C.G.C.F. (Commonwealth Gove

151 · Militaria: Australia, pre-federation dark blue uniform woollen jacket with red wool stand-up collar edged with gold braid, dark blue shoulder board straps edged with red piping and the front and rear lower back of the jacket also with red piping, the cuffs decorated with gold worsted braid, all buttons (16 in total) in brass for Military Forces N.S.W., written in ink on inside of collar is the name, 'A. Mendoza'. Noted some small moth holes and foxing spots on inner lining, otherwise very fine a

152 · Militaria: English Civil War 1642-51, Cromwellian Lobster Tail Pot Helmet, four articulated neck guards and nose guard with wing nut fitting, one ear flap with original leather straps, the other ear flap loose but with original leather straps although one is slightly damaged. With oxidation, ageing, pitting, some small loss of metal on underside and a few small dents, otherwise very good and scarce.

153 · 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.

154 · Militaria: Great Britain, WWII, Civil Defence Mark II steel helmet, at the front and back in white paint is 'R.P/R.' (Repair Party/Roads), with chin strap and lining. With oxidation and stain marks, otherwise very good.

155 · Militaria: Germany, M16 steel helmet, with chin strap and padded white leather replacement internal lining. Considerable loss of paint due to oxidation, otherwise fine.

156 · Militaria: Germany, M35 steel helmet with WWII Army decal on one side and shield decal with colours of black, white and red on the opposite side, with chin strap and internal leather lining, under the rear skirt is impressed, details unclear but appears to be 'star 164/2996'. The whole surface of the helmet is weather affected resulting in a sandpaper-like rough finish, otherwise fine.

157 · Militaria: Germany, M35 steel helmet with Luftwaffe decal on one side and shield decal with colours of black, white and red on the opposite side, the whole helmet is chicken wire wrapped, with chin strap and internal leather lining. Some loss of Luftwaffe decal and other decal stained, otherwise good fine.

158 · Militaria: Germany, M35 steel helmet with camouflage cover, with chin strap and internal leather lining. The cover faded, otherwise very fine.

159 · Militaria: Germany, steel combat helmet with shield decal with colours of black, gold and red on one side and a skull and cross bones decal on the opposite side, with chin strap and with what appears to be new internal lining. Very fine.

160 · Militaria: Germany, Gladiator Luftschutz blue helmet as used by air raid crews during WWII, winged decal at front (this mostly worn away), with chin strap and lining, on the underside of the rear guard is printed in gilt, 'Hochstpreis 8.00RM/Vertrieb genehmigt/gemab S 8 Luftschutzgesetz/Kopfweite: 56' (Maximum price 8.00RM/Sales approved/in accordance with Section 8 of the Air Protection Act/Head width 56). With surface oxidation and some cracking to leather lining, otherwise very good.

161 · Militaria: Germany, navy blue peaked cap, with inner lining and maker's details, C A Fischer, 5800 Hagon, "Stirndruckfrei", affixed at the front is a cockade and below attached by wire, although the badge clasps are present, is a WWII era Police hat badge. Hat needs cleaning, otherwise very fine.

162 · Militaria: Germany, WWII, reproduction paratrooper M38 steel helmet, with as new leather liner and strapping, the exterior surface has been sprayed unevenly with white paint. Apart from the unexplained spray painting extremely fine.

163 · Militaria: Germany, WWII, Luftwaffe Shooting Lanyard Grade I. Extremely fine.

164 · Militaria: Germany, Army field combat military issue webbing belt, the back of the buckle marked '12 - 127 - 4331/110 64 44'; Poland, Army brown leather holster for PA63 and PA64 7-round pistol. Very fine - good very fine. (2)

165 · Militaria: Germany, WWII, Waffen SS officer's brocade dress belt and buckle. Nearly extremely fine.

166 · Militaria: Germany, WWII, NSDAP armband in red and white cotton with die printed black insignia; Luftwaffe eagle armband in white cotton with die printed black eagle; Luftschutz Crowd Control unit dark blue cotton armband with O in white cotton, worn by volunteers of the National Air Raid Protection League; also Luftwaffe enlisted man's embroidered cloth breast eagle in off-white on blue-grey backing. The armbands are aged and dirty and need washing, otherwise very fine. (4)

167 · Militaria: Germany, WWII, belt buckles (2), one for Army enlisted man and another for Luftwaffe. Both possibly reproductions, fine. (2)

168 · Militaria: Federal Republic of Germany, army jacket, shirt and tie, the jacket with 4th Army Corps shoulder badge; Captain's shoulder boards; Artillery collar badges; also German Armed Forces Badge for Military Proficiency; Bundeswehr Army Activity badge for lone fighter, hand embroidered; Practice badge of the Jaeger Combat Unit (Taetigkeitsabzeichen); Netherlands MLV (Militaire Lichamelijke Vaardigheid) Military Physical Proficiency badge; and a parachutist badge; also two ribands, one of thes

169 · Militaria: Italy, Infantry officer's hat with badge of 9th Alpine Division, label on inside reads, 'Unione Militare/Torino'. Wear to edges and a small hole at the top of hat, some gold braid loose on badge and some marks on visor, otherwise fine.

170 · Militaria: Spain, Army steel helmet, with chin strap and lining. Surface oxidation and a crack in the top (approx 13cm), otherwise very fine.

171 · Militaria: Swiss Army buttons, by Schaener, Bern (10), smaller (4), Heraldic arms (2), USA, Waterbury, Conn; Brass Bern?. Some with toning, very fine - extremely fine. (18)

172 · 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)

173 · Militaria: USA Army Combat Field Uniform Jacket, affixed to the collar on one side is the eagle rank badge for Colonel, on the other side is the US Army eagle, on the sleeve is the arm patch for Military Assistance Command Vietnam, above the right pocket is the name, 'Millett' and something has been removed above this, and above the left pocket is, 'U.S.Army', above this is the Master Parachutist Badge and above that is a clip-pin riband for the Medal of Honour, all badges and patches are embroi

174 · 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.

175 · 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)

176 · Militaria: Australia, woven colour patches for 19th Chief Engineer Works and also HQ Training Command (Army); woollen shoulder titles for Australia, S.A.S. and Who Dares Wins; shoulder boards AGC (Adjutant Generals Corps), for Captain (white) (2), khaki, and camouflage; SPS (Staff and Personnel Support), in camouflage for Captain (2) and Second Lieutenant (2); rank badge shoulder boards, Brigadier (camouflage), Colonel/Australia (khaki) (2), Colonel (camouflage) (2), Lieutenant Colonel/Australia

177 · Militaria: Australia, WWII colour patches for Corps of Signals, Army Service Corps, 2/8 Infantry Battalion; Great Britain, Royal Armoured Corps embroidered shoulder badge (QC); USA forces in Brisbane, Australia victory morale embroidered patch, WWII For Victory, Hawaii with large V, features 3 dots and a long dash (Morse code for the letter V). The second and third patches with some moth damage, otherwise fine - very fine. (5)

178 · 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)

179 · Militaria: British Army gorget, in brass, with rolled edge, features an oval copper centrepiece bearing 3 lions. The centrepiece worn and scratches on reverse of gorget, otherwise fine.

180 · Militaria: Assorted militaria, includes lanyards (3) and another ceremonial officer's lanyard with one metallic tip end; red and white cloth pennant; cloth Piper's badge; two sets of shoulder boards and a lanyard, all unused in reddish brown; two pairs of Major-General's gorgets with embroidered gold braid oak leaves, one full-size pair and one small size pair; Indian Medical Service Lt-Colonel's dress shoulder board; RAAF large black bakelite button (KC); The King's School Cadet Unit hat badge;