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#1 – Military General Service Medal 1793-1814 to the 67th (South Hampshire) Regiment (Лот: 3221)
Аукцион завершенМинимальная цена продажи 1 200 £ не достигнутаMilitary General Service Medal 1793-1814 to the 67th (South Hampshire) Regiment, with single clasp Barrosa, impressed naming, ‘JOHN KEEFE, 67TH FOOT’, some edge bruises. Born at Ballinrobe, County Mayo, John Keefe enlisted into the 67th Regiment at Guernsey on 5th December 1803. He was discharged aged 43 on 20th November 1821 due to Hepatitis Chronica. John Keefe died aged 74 years on 11th December 1852. 69 medals issued to the 67th Foot, all of which have the single Barrosa clasp. Late Rod Flood collection
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#1 – SA EM/ NCO KEPI (Лот: 5333)
Ставки принимаются через менеджераSA EM/ NCO KEPI, tan cotton body w/ dark green wool top indicating Nordmark, silver painted eagle & nickel silver button, brown leather strap, oilcloth lining size ’59’, brown oilcloth band has some tears, minor mothing, w/ RZM label overall rates VG.
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#1 – Imperial German Model 1889 Prussian Officers Sword (Лот: 7190)
Ставки принимаются через менеджераImperial German Model 1889 Prussian Officers Sword, good example of a standard Model 1898 Prussian officers sword with brass hilt having Prussian eagle to the cartouche, relief to the knuckle guard and plain pommel top and partial back strap. Grip retains the original wire binding with Kaiser Wilhelm II monogram.to the centre. Housed in the original steel scabbard with single hanging ring. Polished straight blade with double fuller to the back edge. Makers trademark for Clement & Jung, Solingen. The blade measures 79cms, overall 95cms.
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#1 – U.S. MODEL 1860 CAVALRY SWORD (Лот: 7354)
Аукцион завершенМинимальная цена продажи 600 $ не достигнутаU.S. MODEL 1860 CAVALRY SWORD, ricasso is mkd. ‘C. Roby Chelmsford, Mass 1864’ with inspector stamp ‘A.G.M.’, brass guard has nice patina, has a beautiful leather grip, fine blade and scabbard, comes w/an odd leather strap, overall a fine example, low exc.
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#2 – India General Service Medal Suffolk Regiment for the Hazara Campaign in 1888 (Лот: 4999)
Ставки принимаются через менеджераIndia General Service Medal Suffolk Regiment for the Hazara Campaign in 1888, engraved naming in running script, ‘505 PTE W. LEEKS 1ST BN SUFF R.’. Medal in titled carboard case of issue inscribed with recipients’ details, case in good condition with some damage consistent with its age. James Leeks is confirmed on the medal roll of the 1st Battalion Suffolk Regiment for the medal and clasp, the roll notes that he died at Jhansi on 13th September 1889.
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#2 – SA EM / NCO KEPI (Лот: 5334)
Ставки принимаются через менеджераSA EM / NCO KEPI, tan cotton body w/ yellow wool top indicating Franken, silver painted eagle & nickel silver button, brown leather strap, oilcloth lining is names w/ size ’58’ & ink stamps, its brown oilcloth band has some wear spots, w/ RZM label, rates VG++
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#0002 – Heer M35 single decal helmet – ET62 (Лот: 5845)
Ставки принимаются через менеджераA German M35 helmet. The earliest type of helmet issued to Heer, Luftwaffe, Kriegsmarine, Polizei and Waffen-SS troops. This example was issued by the Heer. Paint: Original factory paint.Around 90% still present. Signs of wear.Decals: The eagle decal is about 99%.Lining: Flexible leather lining. Still soft. Original cord. Unopened prongs. The liner is original to the shell.Chin strap: Soft leather. 1937 dated. Maker marked.Markings: ET62 as well as 4638
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#2 – Pair of Medals Including a Commander of the British Empire Badge (Лот: 5905)
Ставки принимаются через менеджераPair of Medals Including a Commander of the British Empire Badge, The Most Excellent Order of the British Empire Commanders neck badge, 2nd type, on small size Military Division ribbon, in Garrad & Co. fitted case of issue (Military Division), Victory medal, ‘2. LIEUT E.P. MORRIS’. A collectors note with this medal states the recipient is entitled to a Civil C.B.E. but we have been unable to confirm this. There are 3 recipients of medals with this name and rank combination, 2 of which were killed during the Great War.
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#2 – Imperial German Model 1889 Prussian Officers Sword (Лот: 7191)
Ставки принимаются через менеджераImperial German Model 1889 Prussian Officers Sword, fine example with folding Prussian eagle guard, knuckle bow with floral relief, pommel with relief and plain top. Shagreen covered grip with wire binding and gilt metal Wilhelm II cipher to the centre. Housed in a steel parade scabbard with two hanging rings. Partially double edged plain blade with double fuller to the back edge. Blade unmaker marked. The blade measures 78 ½ cms, overall 99 ½ cms. Exterior hilt fittings very ornate and good quality. Scabbard possibly a replacement.
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#2 – U.S. MODEL 1821 INFANTRY OFFICERS SWORD (Лот: 7355)
Аукцион завершенМинимальная цена продажи 800 $ не достигнутаU.S. MODEL 1821 INFANTRY OFFICERS SWORD, non-regulation French style w/ ricasso mkd. ‘Horstmann & Sons Philadelphia’, dark leather grip has no wire wrap, the blade has some darkening, the brass guard has a pleasing dark patina, a scarce sword, a metal scabbard, VG.
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#3 – Victorian 2nd Afghanistan War Campaign Medal to the 67TH (South Hampshire) Regiment of Foot, (Лот: 1460)
Ставки принимаются через менеджераVictorian 2nd Afghanistan War Campaign Medal to the 67TH (South Hampshire) Regiment of Foot, medal with two clasps ‘Charasia’ and ‘Kabul’, engraved naming, ’40B/608 LCE CORPL. J. JAGGERS, 67TH FOOT’.18 year old Joseph Jaggers, originally from St Martins, Leicester enlisted on the 14th April 1864. He served for a total of 20 years 146 days, 19 of which were spent in India, he married Sarah Irwin in Rangoon on 15th July 1872, she is shown as being with the regiment but sadly a later alteration to his service record shows that she had died. Corporal Jaggers was arrested and tried by Regimental Court Martial on 11 May 1883 the charge being ‘Leaving his Guard without orders’ on being found guilty he was reduced to Private. He was discharged as unfit for further duty due to chronic dysentery on 9th September 1884. Medal and both clasps are confirmed on the roll and on his service record.Late Rod Flood collection
