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#559 – Post 1902 5th Royal Irish Lancers Troopers Dress Uniform (Лот: 9151)
Ставки принимаются через менеджераPost 1902 5th Royal Irish Lancers Troopers Dress Uniform, consisting of plastron front tunic of blue cloth with red front, red cuffs and collar. Correct pattern yellow cord shoulder straps and bras kings crown regimental buttons. Tunic is complete with the yellow cord aiguillettes. Interior is half lined and has the original paper label with date 1914. Accompanied by a pair of dress trousers with two central red stripes and a coloured green and red stable belt (not for the 5th Lancers). Set remains in good overall condition. (3 items)
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#560 – Scarce Canadian Royal North West Mounted Police Other Ranks Work Tunic 1904-20 (Лот: 9152)
Ставки принимаются через менеджераScarce Canadian Royal North West Mounted Police Other Ranks Work Tunic 1904-20, brown canvas four pocket tunic with stand up collar. Brass tunic buttons for the Royal North West Mounted Police and brass belt hooks. Interior with the original label. Remains in good overall condition.
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#561 – Great War Period British Other Ranks Greatcoat (Лот: 9153)
Ставки принимаются через менеджераGreat War Period British Other Ranks Greatcoat, fine khaki wool 1902 pattern other ranks great coat with brass regimental buttons of the Argyll & Sutherland Highlanders to the front. Partially white lined interior and remains of the original paper issue label. Inside the coat is inked and stamped details. Some light areas of moth but generally a good example.
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#562 – WW1 British Machine Gunners Waistcoat / Vest (Лот: 9154)
Ставки принимаются через менеджераWW1 British Machine Gunners Waistcoat / Vest, good condition example of the special pattern piece of clothing issued to machine gun crews during the later stages of WW1. The khaki wool garment is secured by three general service buttons to the front. The shoulders with leather pads and khaki cloth covered padded support. Large fold down collar. White cotton edging to the arm holes and lower section. he idea was to support machine gunners when carrying the guns from position to position, with the shoulder support taking the weight of the gun or mount.
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#563 – Hampshire Carabineers (Yeomanry) Officers Patrol Tunic (Лот: 9155)
Ставки принимаются через менеджераHampshire Carabineers (Yeomanry) Officers Patrol Tunic, blue cloth four pocket patrol tunic with chain mail shoulder scales having gilt metal rank pips for captain, regimental tunic buttons, regimental collar badges and medal ribbons for WW1 service. Black cloth lining to the interior with washed out tailors label to the collar.
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#564 – 1922 Pattern Other Ranks Service Dress Tunic (Лот: 9156)
Ставки принимаются через менеджера1922 Pattern Other Ranks Service Dress Tunic, four pocket khaki 1922 pattern other ranks service dress tunic with brass general service buttons. Red felt divisional badges to the arms. Interior with the original linen issue label. Ink WD stamp with date letter ‘O’ for 1942. Generally good example.
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#565 – Rare and Very Unusual Sealed Pattern Game Keepers Vest for The Royal Park Estate, Richmond Park (Лот: 9157)
Ставки принимаются через менеджераRare and Very Unusual Sealed Pattern Game Keepers Vest for The Royal Park Estate, Richmond Park, vest of green velvet with brown / grey pinstripe arms and gilt metal crowned cipher buttons of King George V. Attached to the garment is the three, two linen and one card, sealed pattern docket labels with inked details and wax seal. Remains in excellent overall condition. ichmond Park is the largest of the Royal Parks in London. It’s history with the Royal Family dates back to the 1200’s, however it became an official Royal Park under King Charles I. In 1625, King Charles moved his entire court to Richmond to get away from the great Plague in London. He used the park for hunting activities etc. Game keepers have always been an important part of the Royal Parks history.
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#566 – George VI Coldstream Guards Officers Full Dress Uniform (Лот: 9158)
Ставки принимаются через менеджераGeorge VI Coldstream Guards Officers Full Dress Uniform, scarlet officers full dress tunic with bullion work to the collar, garter star regimental collar badges in bullion. Brass officers regimental tunic buttons. Shoulders with rank stars for Lieutenant, one missing a star. Quilted officers lining to the inside of the tunic. Accompanied by a pair of full dress trousers. Some wear and light fading to the scarlet cloth but still generally a good example.
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#567 – WW2 British Uniform Grouping of Lieutenant Colonel M F V Willoughby Highland Light Infantry and Glider Pilot who Represented Great Britain in the 1948 Olympics (Лот: 9159)
Ставки принимаются через менеджераWW2 British Uniform Grouping of Lieutenant Colonel M F V Willoughby Highland Light Infantry and Glider Pilot who Represented Great Britain in the 1948 Olympics, fine highland cut away pattern officers service dress tunic with padded kings crown Glider Pilots wings above medal ribbons for pre-war and WW2 service. Officers regimental tunic buttons for the HLI and officers bronze regimental collar badges and gilt rank pips for when he was a Lieutenat. Interior of the tunic with named tailors label to the collar. Accompanied by a pair of wool khaki trousers with tailors label having his name label and a pair of tartan regimental trews. Beautiful full length portrait photograph of Willoughby in dress uniform of the HLI and a good selection of enamel and cloth badges relating to his time as a ski instructor and also as part of the Great Britain team in the 1948 Olympic games. ieutenant Colonel Willoughby wrote his memoirs, titled ‘Echo of a Distant Drum’, Major Willoughby was born in India in 1913. After schooling at Haileybury he entered Sandhurst in 1932 and was commissioned into the Highland Light Infantry the following year. He served in India and Palestine before WW2, during WW2 he served as a Glider Pilot and held staff appointments. He subsequently worked for MI4 at the War Office, served with the Arab Legion in Jordan, and was Military Attache in Khartoum. On retirement from the British Army with the rank of Colonel and as holder of the Gold Medal for services to Austria, he made films and lectured on Natural History. He was a professional ski instructor, journalist, author and tv presenter. He represented Great Britain in the 1948 Winter Olympics in the Pentathlon event. Lieutenant Colonel Willoughby commanded the 1st Battalion the Glider Pilot Regiment in Sicily. He also was said to have instructed the Greek Sacred Squadron in Skiing and Airborne operations.
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#568 – WW2 British Royal Artillery Battle Dress and Indian General Service Medal Set Attributed to Staff Sergeant Eric Leslie Percy Woodward Royal Artillery (Лот: 9160)
Ставки принимаются через менеджераWW2 British Royal Artillery Battle Dress and Indian General Service Medal Set Attributed to Staff Sergeant Eric Leslie Percy Woodward Royal Artillery, good untouched example of a 1937 pattern battle dress blouse complete with all of its original rank and regimental insignia. Battle dress with its label removed from the inside. Accompanied by his pre WW2 George V Indian General Service medal with clasp North West Frontier 1930-31, named to ‘777623 GNR E L P WOODWARD R.A’, an EIIR Imperial Service medal named to ‘ERIC LESLIE PERCY WOODWARD’ and housed in Royal Mint case, two sports medals and a group of large format photographs and cloth regimental sports patch. Set all remains in good condition.
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#570 – Scarce British WW2 D-Day Landings British Full Battle Assault Jerkin (Лот: 9162)
Ставки принимаются через менеджераScarce British WW2 D-Day Landings British Full Battle Assault Jerkin, of brown canvas cloth with Bren gun pouches to the front, side pouches, fixed large pack to the reverse and lower pouch to the reverse. Complete with the original webbing straps, missing the toggles. No visible dates or markings. Shows service wear.
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#571 – WW2 British Winter Pattern Snow Smock Suit (Лот: 9163)
Ставки принимаются через менеджераWW2 British Winter Pattern Snow Smock Suit, fine example of the white cloth winter pattern snow smock with the original hood, four pockets to the front and tied lower waist. No size label or markings to the top. Accompanied by the matching white camouflaged snow pattern smock over trousers which have had the label removed and the waist band ties removed. Both the smock top and the trousers show some wear and staining. hese suits were worn by British troops and Commando’s in Norway and other winter theatres of operations.
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#572 – Impressive and Large Uniform and Headdress Collection of Major Thomas Vivian Upton M.B.E, Royal West Kent Regiment, Formerly Indian Army Garhwal Rifles, Awarded the MBE For Service in the Malyan Crisis, (Лот: 9164)
Ставки принимаются через менеджераImpressive and Large Uniform and Headdress Collection of Major Thomas Vivian Upton M.B.E, Royal West Kent Regiment, Formerly Indian Army Garhwal Rifles, Awarded the MBE For Service in the Malyan Crisis, uniforms consist of his wartime four pocket officers service dress tunic with bronze OSD regimental collar badges, regimental buttons, medal ribbons for MBE, WW2 service in Italy and General Service medal; 2x officers post WW2 period battle dress blouses complete with the original insignia; officers wool greatcoat; officers regimental mess dress; White mess tunic and blue four pocket patrol tunic. The headdress in the grouping consists of two ‘Bombay Bowler’ type foreign service helmets from his time in the Indian army, Garhwal rifles green field service cap, officers dress cap with silvered (not able to remove to check for hallmarks) cap badge, officers khaki service dress peaked cap with bronze OSD badge, military college pill box hat, Malayan service jungle warfare headdress, boxed officers service dress peaked cap, plus other items of accoutrements. eing sold by order of the family of Major Upton.amily have provided the following information: born in Cairo in 1920. His father was serving with the 11th Hussars in Egypt at the time. The family returned to UK c.1926 and following his schooling he was admitted to Sandhurst. What should have been a 2-year course there was shortened due to imminent war. He chose to join the British Army in India and sailed from Tilbury. He completed his Sandhurst course in India. He then went to North Africa and from there served in various theatres of war with the Garhwal Rifles until joining the Royal West Kent Regt. with whom he was deployed to Italy. He fought at the battle of Monte Cassino and then fought in various battles all the way up to Northern Italy. His subsequent service included the Malayan Emergency (where he was awarded his MBE), Greece, Suez and Cyprus. He retired from the Army in 1958 and after various civilian jobs, worked as a retired officer with the MOD. He died in 2010.BE London Gazette 30th October 1953. Recommendation for the award, ‘This officer arrived in Malaya with the battalion in 1951 in command of D company which he has continued to command for 2 ½ years. During this long period his company has had the greatest number of kills of all companies in the battalion. The credit for this is due almost entirely to Major Upton himself who has directed his company throughout with outstanding efficiency, enthusiasm and determination. His planning of operations has been of the highest order and he has successfully trained his subordinates from the immense experience of jungle fighting that he has completed with the result that his company has the reputation of being the best anti-bandit company in the battalion. On platoon operations that promise to be sticky Major Upton invariably goes out himself and it is impossible to estimate the number of patrols and ambushes he has personally commanded. Of the 22 kills made by his company Major Upton was in personal command at 6 of them. In particular he planned and organised the operation on the SUNGAI RENING estate in February 1953 where of 3 bandits sighted, one was killed, one died later of wounds and one was captured. Information taken from the captured bandit led directly to 6 further kills by the battalion within a fortnight. Major Upton’s firm, yet sympathetic leadership, combined with his personal enthusiasm for jungle fighting, has continuously inspired his company throughout the long period he has commanded it.’
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#573 – WW2 American US Marine Corps (USMC) Full Mannequin (Лот: 9165)
Ставки принимаются через менеджераWW2 American US Marine Corps (USMC) Full Mannequin, fine and well put together display mannequin of a WW2 US Marine Corps private in the Pacific theatre of war in WW2. The set consists of reversible camouflage combat tunic with black buttons, set of reversible camouflaged trousers, pair of USMC brown ‘Boondockers’ boots and M1 combat helmet with its original USMC camouflaged helmet cover and fibre liner shell with leather chinstrap. Webbing waist belt and ammunition pouches with the shoulder straps. All generally appear to be in good condition. Sold with the display mannequin, please note specialist shipping or collection only. We have not removed any items from the mannequin or have we attempted to remove the helmet cover from the steel M1 helmet, all being sold as shown.
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#574 – EIIR Coldstream Guards Officers Ceremonial Dress Tunic (Лот: 9166)
Ставки принимаются через менеджераEIIR Coldstream Guards Officers Ceremonial Dress Tunic, fine example of a scarlet cloth guards officers ceremonial dress tunic with bullion embroidered collar and cuffs. Regimental tunic buttons and bullion regimental collar stars. Buttons missing from the shoulder straps but otherwise all are present. Saville Row tailors label to the interior of the tunic with typed date 1981 and name of the original owner, Major M H Somervell. Good example overall.
