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SPORTING & COLLECTORS’ SALE Wednesday 3rd & Thursday 4th September 2014 OKEHAMPTON STREET EXETER EX4 1DU Sporting & Collectors’ Sale For Sale by Auction at St Edmunds Court Okehampton Street Exeter EX4 1DU Wednesday 3rd September 2014 and Thursday 4th September 2014 Commencing at 10.00am. each day On View Saturday 30th August 9am - 12 noon Monday 1st September 9am - 5.15pm Tuesday 2nd September 9am - 5.15pm on morning of sale from 9am Catalogue £ 5.00 (£7.00 by post) W: www.bhandl.co.uk E: [email protected] Follow us on Twitter: @BHandL SPORTING & COLLECTORS SALE CATEGORIES DAY ONE Lots CERAMICS AND GLASS 1-7 SILVER & METALWARES 8-19 HUNTING AND EQUESTRIAN 20-38 TAXIDERMY 39-86 SHOOTING & RELATED 87-105 AIR RIFLES & PISTOLS 106-112 SPORTING GUNS 113-116 GUNS – OTHER CALIBRES 117-135 EDGED WEAPONS 136-267 MEDALS & MILITARIA 268-557 FISHING 558-577 OTHER SPORTS (RUGBY, FOOTBALL, TENNIS ETC) 578-593 TRANSPORT AND MOTORING 594-608 MARITIME Ceramics and Glass 609-610 Ships Instruments and Navigation 611-628 Scientific Instruments 629-640 Exploration Related 641 Scrimshaw and Sailors Art 642-643 Maritime Collectables 644-657 Models 658-663 Maritime Pictures 664-666 ******************* SPORTING Prints 667-682 Watercolours 683-688 Oils 689-692 BOOKS 693-719 **** END OF DAY ONE**** DAY TWO STAMPS 720-762 POSTCARDS & CIGARETTE CARDS 763-785 COINS 786-787 TEXTILES 788-800 DOLLS & TEDDY BEARS 801-859 DIECASTS 860-909 OO/HO GAUGE RAILWAYS 910-1165 O GAUGE RAILWAYS 1166-1193 LARGER GAUGE RAILWAY 1194-1199 FULL SIZE RAILWAYS 1200-1224 ADVERTISING POSTERS 1225-1251 TOYS & COLLECTABLES 1252-1348 MUSICAL INSTUMENTS 1349-1353 WEDNESDAY 3rd September 2014 Sale commences at 10am. CERAMICS and GLASS 16 . After Jules Moigniez, a pair of bronze stags each 1 . A Goss Second Period Historic model of ' The Stratford standing on rocky outcrops, on polished oval marble on Toby Jug Pub by W Pearce Bridge St Stratford -On- bases, 74cm. high. Avon', factory stamped and inscribed as per title, painted £700-£800. in colours, 7.8cm high. £50-£70. 17 . After Mene, a bronze study of a setter on a rectangular naturalistic base, 31cm. wide. 2 . A 20th century hunting theme lemonade set, having £150-£200. filled transfer decoration. £60-£80. 18 . After Mene, a bronze study of s setter and pointer on an oval naturalistic base, 42cm. wide. 3 . An Admiralty issue pert tea service with crest, together £200-£300. with a Royal Worcester Porcelain Works Royal Navy blue and white soup bowl, the tea service by several 19 . A Victorian Sligo lawn Tennis Club silver plated trophy makers, Coalport, Sunderland, etc. cup, for 'Inter county Doubles won by E Knox and C C £80-£120. Pery Co Mayo', 17cm high. £20-£40. 4 . Two Sunderland lustre pottery plaques 'May peace a plenty...' and 'La- Bretagne'. HUNTING and EQUESTRIAN £30-£50. 20 . A collection of wooden shoe trees. 5 . A Royal Doulton figure of a Spaniel and one other figure, £30-£40. in liver and white and black and white respectively. £30-£40. 21 . Seven pairs of jodhpurs and hunting breeks, to include Moleskin etc. 6 . A Soho pottery part dinner service, with transfer print fish £30-£40. decoration. £50-£70. 22 . An equestrian theme mantel clock by Halstaff & Hannaford, London, the gilt dial with Roman numerals 7 . A Copeland Spode celadon glazed mug decorated with signed as per title, in a circular case suspended within a figures playing croquet and golf, the handle in the form of gilt and enamel horseshoe and bit, mounted on a horse a riding crop, 17cm high. collar, 21.5cm high. £40-£60. £100-£120. SILVER and METALWARES 23 . A Hunting Horn table lighter by Dunhill, London, the copper and silver plated horn with gravity operated 8 . A cast iron and bronze hunting theme fire grate, the mechanism, in original box. basket in the form of linked stirrups, supported on fox £100-£150. mask decorated riding crop andirons, raised on inverted horseshoes, 93cm wide. 24 . An umbrella with a handle in the form of a dog's head £120-£150. with button operated rotating eyes and protruding tongue. 9 . A car mascot in the form of a fleeing fox, a square silver £60-£80. ashtray with fox decoration, Birmingham 1966, and a set of gilt hunting cufflinks. 25 . A pair of black leather riding boots, size four and a pair of £60-£80. wooden trees. £50-£60. 10 . A collection of livery buttons by Reynolds of London with pheasant crests. 26 . A 19th century Continental antler pen stand, the central £100-£120. domed urn flanked by square inkwell recesses fitted a single pen drawer to one side, over base fitted two pen 11 . A brass fox hunt theme door stop, in the form of a fox wells and single draw to front, with hobnail cut decorated mask, riding crop and boots within a floral entwined borders, raised on bun feet, 32cm wide. horseshoe, 29cm high. £150-£250. £40-£60. 27 . A 19th century carved antler walking cane or dagger 12 . A set of 12 silver golf theme coffee spoons, maker W & handle in the form of grotesque faces, 11cm long. H, Sheffield 1933 with golf and golf ball motif, 5.7oz. £80-£120. £120-£150 28 . A Limited Edition photograph 'Hounds on Chagford 13 . After Barye, a pair of bronze Spaniels seated on oval Bridge' and five various hunting prints. bases 19cm. high. £20-£30. £200-£250. 29 . A late 19th century mahogany floor standing boot rack, 14 . A bronze study of a fisherman, signed L.Liaroy, mounted raised on block and turned end supports. on an oval base, 22cm. high. £100-£150. £80-£90. 30 . A pair of brown leather riding boots by Ducker & Sons, 15 . After Barye, a bronze study of a seated whippet on a Oxford with wooden trees. circular base, 16.5cm. high. £30-£50. £100-£120. 31 . A pair of Victorian silver and horn hunting beakers, 47 . A cased preserved Black-headed gull, unsigned, 38 x maker CR WS, London 1842, with lined interior and 51cm. gadrooned rim engraved with a crest in the form of a £40-£60. bird atop a globe, 12cm high. £100-£150. 48 . A preserved and mounted deer fawn under glass dome, 24cm high. 32 . An antler handled leather riding whip by Swaine & £70-£80. Adney, London. £30-£50. 49 . A preserved and mounted immature pomarine skua, naturally set in a glazed case, 40.5cm x 47cm. 33 . A Victorian silver mounted malacca, hunting whip, £100-£120. together with two other silver mounted whips and a brass mounted whip. 50 . A cased preserved great snipe and duck snipe £80-£120. by William Thompson, naturalistically mounted, 37cm x 43cm. 34 . A pair of brown leather riding boots size 8 with trees. £40-£60. £60-£80. 50A. Kafue lechwe (Kafue leche kafuensis) skull mount on 35 . A pair of riding boot stays. and oak plinth, 90 cm overall height, together with letter £30-£40. of provenance detailing authorisation of ownership and transportation from Dr Harry N Chabwela Senior lecturer 36 . A 19th century three pommel offside side saddle by University of Zambia, Department of Natural Sciences, Wilkinson & Kidd, circa 1850, in brown leather with School of natural Sciences. embossed floral decoration to one side and pouch to the £500-£600. other, remains of label to left hand side, on a later saddle stand. * Note- The Kafue leche is endemic to Zambia and only £300-£400. found on the Kafue flats. In 1974 Presidential permission was given for five specimens to taken each month as 37 . A pair of brown leather riding boots and trees. part of a research project for the Department of National £40-£60. Parks and Wildlife services. The owner was a member of the research team on the Kafue leche project and was 38 . A Victorian woolwork tapestry, Lady Falconer, framed given the head in thanks for her work. and glazed. £150-£200. 51 . A cased preserved and mounted magpie and nightjar, 28cm x 38cm TAXIDERMY £120-£150. 39 . A set of mounted Mako shark jaws on a stained oak 52 . A preserved and mounted fieldfare, 31 x 30cm. shield plinth, with plaque 'Mako Shark weight 344lbs £40-£50. Russell.NZ Feb. 1926', 47cm high. £60-£80. 53 . A cased preserved and mounted long-eared owl, unsigned, 42.5 x 40cm. 40 . A mounted stag's head on a mahogany shield plinth (a/f). £100-£150. £40-£60. 54 . A preserved and mounted fox mask by Spicer, dated 41 . A cased display of preserved seabirds, to include a 1921. gull, a Puffin and others amongst a rocky outcrop, £40-£50. 92 x 92 x27cm. £80-£120. 55 . A preserved and mounted fox mask by Spicer, dated 1923. 42 . A family group of four preserved and mounted fish by J £80-£100. Cooper & Sons and F W Anstiss taxidermists, comprising three taken by FW Johnson,- Perch 1lb 4oz, Stoke 56 . A preserved and mounted fox mask by Spicer, dated Newington Reservoirs 1893, Perch 2lb 3 1/2oz Brandon 1923. River 1902, Roach 1lb12oz, Brandon River 1902, and £40-£60. one taken by A J Johnson,- Perch 2lb 2oz Brandon River 1905, all naturalistically set in bow front cases with gilt 57 . A preserved and mounted female scaup by J Cooper and inscriptions (4) Son, London, naturalistically set in a glazed bow front £1000-£15000. case, 44 x 46cm. £250-£300. 43 . Two preserved Pike, both uncased and unfinished to one side for mounting, (some damage). 58 . A preserved and mounted ring ouzel, in a glazed case £50-£70. 31 x 31cm. £100-£120.
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    Battle of Cape Matapan HMS AJAX and the Battle of Cape Matapan: 28th – 29th March 1941 By Clive Sharplin (Associate Member) The sea fight of the Second World War known as the “Battle of Matapan” was actually the second of that name to occur in naval history. The first occurred on 19th July 1717 when a mixed force of fifty-seven ships and galleys, Spanish, Portuguese, Venetian and Papal were attacked off Cape Matapan by a Turkish squadron of about the same size. After a fierce fight with losses on both sides the Turks withdrew. The ship HMS Ajax was a Leander Class light cruiser, the seventh ship to bear the name, relatively young having been launched in 1934, first commissioned in 1935. Displacing 9,563tons fully laden, her main armament consisted of 8 x 6”guns mounted in pairs over four turrets with 8 x 21 “ torpedo tubes in two quadruple mountings, steam turbine driven, with a wartime crew of 680. After participating in the first major sea battle of the second World War, the Battle of the River Plate in December 1939 and defeating the German battleship Admiral Graf Spee she returned to Chatham Dockyard for a 7 month long repair and refit during which my Father, Bob, joined her on 10th February 1940 as a Petty Officer Mechanician, he was to be a crew member for more` than a year until September 1941 when he was drafted to the battleship Valiant, thus enduring one of the Royal Navy’s most hostile periods. Ajax emerged back into the fleet on September 30th 1940 being deployed to the 7th Cruiser Squadron in the Mediterranean.