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Catalogue Militaria & Weapons Vickers & Hoad Auctioneers Vickers & Hoad Auctioneers Phone 02 96997887 http://www.vickhoad.com 224 Young St Waterloo NSW 2017 Catalogue Militaria & Weapons Saturday 25 October 2014 Starting at:12:00 PM Starting at: To be held at our Auction Rooms: 224 Young st , Waterloo NSW 2017 Inspection: On View Thursday 23rd 10am - 5pm Friday 24th 10am - 5pm Saturday 25th 10am- 12 noon Terms: Eftpos & Credit cards accepted & pre approved cheque - Credit Cards incur a 1.5 % surcharge Lot Selling Price Lot Selling Price 1 Pair of antique French Paris $700 9A Leon Michan ? French school $360 Porcelain twin handled vases, portrait of a Military man in each painted with Napoleon in uniform, oil on canvas in oval, scenes depicting Conquest & signed lower left indistinctly. Surrender, each approx 26.5cm Approx 45cm H x 37cm W H (2) 10 Ferret Scout Car Mark I - - 3 Old Model muzzle loading $440 Australian Army No 115147. cannon in brass with steel Rare and very restorable mounted wooden carriage, Daimler built reconnaissance approx 16cm H x 41cm L vehicle used by Armoured 4 Antique French Yataghan blade $160 Regiments from the 1950s to sword bayonet for the 1970s. The popular Ferret was CHASSEPOT rifle mid 1860s, powered by a Rolls Royce B60 complete with it's steel petrol engine giving it a scabbard, approx 72cm L maximum speed of 80 kph. Operated by a crew of two, this 5 Antique French Yataghan blade $160 smallest member of the sword bayonet dated 1813, armoured family relied on its complete with it's steel speed and low profile for scabbard, approx 71cm L defence - although it did mount 6 Antique French working model $360 a 0.30 calibre machine gun in solid brass Napoleon III cannon, its open top. Length 3.9m, 1.9m approx 12cm H x 33cm L wide, weight 4,000 kg. An absolute favourite for historic 7 Antique French cruciform blade $130 military vehicle collectors here bayonet for the lebel rifle, and overseas. complete with it's steel scabbard & brass grip. Approx 11 High quality single epaulette, $65 65cm L Imperial Russian or German 8 Small anti aircraft brass shell $65 12 Large original French WWI $320 and projectile, de-milled (no military poster, Artist "Maurice longer live). Approx 34cm Neumon 1918". Approx 118cm overall. x 80cm 8A SS Nazi German pin badge, $90 part of a Nazi arm band, The War weekly paper, map & autograph book 9 WWII anti aircraft shell and $180 round, de-milled (no longer live). Approx 29.5cm H Tuesday, 4 November 2014 Page 1 of 13 Lot Selling Price Lot Selling Price 12A Frederick James (Fred) Elliott $1,300 25 WWII German Nazi - Hier $440 (1864-1949) Australia, Spricht die NSDAP Meeting watercolour, Historical Place Announcement metal Australian War painting - broadside sign. This is an Departure of Troops from original World War II period Australia 7th June 1915, the schedule announcement for current vendors Grandfather various functions and branches (Alwyn Steel Beveridge Service of the NSDAP, including the Number 842 Private 12 LHR SA - SS - NSKK - HJ - and NS- Light Horse Regiment) sailed Frauenschaft. It features the with the convoy. On board Nazi Socialist party eagle H.M.A.T A51 CHILKA, signed emblem with white and orange lower right, 58 cm high x 110 raised backed enamel lettering. cm wide. Approx 82cm x 66cm 16 Pair of German WWII era $100 26 Military sighting telescope Mark $110 officer's boots in black leather 25 well marked, in brown (2) leather case 17 Pair of German WWII era $120 27 Daniel ,William B , Rev Vol 3, $45 officer's boots in black leather, Rural Sports, containing nicely worked with maker's numerous plates, such as – particulars (2) Birds of Game, Dogs used in 18 Very nice French Naval $600 shooting, Rook Shooting, Officer's bicorn hat in it's Ammunition, Guns etc wooden carrying case, together .Published by Printed for with gilt mounted black leather Longman, Hurst, Rees & Orme, sword belt with gilt buckle. London, 1807. Leather end boards, one detached, 19 German WWI other ranks $600 impressed spine with gilt pickelhaube. Artillery with brass lettering imperial German badge 28 WWII era US military compass $140 20 German WWI other ranks $650 complete with it's leather pickelhaube. Infantry with brass carrying case, together with a state badge, 1917 date stamp WWII US army belt pouch inside 29 Pair of WWI era field glasses in $80 20A Rare Elliot of London WWII $850 brown leather case RAF Officers Mess clock, fusee movement, mahogany case, 30 Australian WWII dated military $90 cast bezel and thick bevel compass complete with very glass, Specially made under nice hand made lanyard funding for the RAF. Used 31 Pocket telescope "The Spotter" $110 during The Battle Of Britain, 31A Circular lidded bowl, applied $400 fully restored and working order brass plaque H.M.A.S Sydney with original pendulum and Destroyed Emden 1914 keys. Approx 47cm dia 32 Metropolitan Antique whistle $120 $40 21 Nice enamel and gilt with leather cord DEUTSCHER SCHUTZENBUND ("Marksmen 33 Ernest Jean Delahaye (1855- - Club") badge 1921). Soldier guarding near a coastal camp. Oil on canvas, 22 Jules Monge (1855-1934). $650 signed, located and dated "St. French soldier lighting his pipe. 1915" at the bottom left. Approx Oil on board, signed lower right, 26.5cm x 35cm approx 33cm x 21cm 33A Australian WWII large poster $240 23 Early 19th century Powder horn, - "Make Dad Proud To Say 'My with cut copper trim. Bottom Boy...In The East"" brass screw hole. B.E. Early Sydney piece 34 Rattenbury Skeaping (1901- - 1980). After English officer 24 Early 19th century framed oil on $400 (Dragon Horse). Bronze proof. canvas small oval painting of Marble base. Approx 55cm x French cavalrymen in camp. 41cm Approx 24cm x 28cm Tuesday, 4 November 2014 Page 2 of 13 Lot Selling Price Lot Selling Price 35 FLISSA with foureau (approx $100 51 Two powder flasks, one with $150 44cm) and a North African adjustable nozzle and unusual daggers with foureau suspension strap, one with 36 Modern rapier, double edged $80 unusual swinging nozzle blade, brass mounted wire 52 Two powder flasks with $160 bound grip, approx 98cm L adjustable nozzles (2) 37 French sword bayonet for the $100 53 Lot of three powder flasks with $190 Gras rifle, dated 1878, complete adjustable nozzles, one by with it's steel scabbard. Approx Hawksley (3) 66cm L 54 Antique Camel gun, carved $1,500 38 Chinese sword 19th century, $90 bone stock, brass strapped long approx 61cm L barrel ( No Licence Required) 39 French officer's sword, double $220 55 Antique French drum with brass $320 edged blade with offset fullers. mounted sticks Wine bound grip with gilt brass 55A A pair of Antique European - mounts and steel scabbard. school oils of Battle scenes, late Approx 39cm L 18th Century to early 19th 40 French officer's sword, Horn $240 Century. grip with brass mounts, single Labels are verso edged slightly curved blade with 55B Early French hand carved - repair, Steel scabbard. timber figure of Napoleon 40A Australian WWII poster, "Make - Bonaparte with crossed arms Her Proud To Say We're 56 Lot of two model muzzle loading $170 Engaged". Approx 94cm L cannons together with a 41 Hart of Colchester single shot $1,250 matching limber. Approx 9cm H percussion pistol with folding x 20cm L x 9cm W (3) spring bayonet, large calibre, 57 Ashtray and letter opener $50 smoothbore Damascus barrel marked "HMAS Australia" with captive ramrod, 19th century. (No Licence Required) 58 Two model cannon barrels, one $50 brass & the other steel, both are 42 Four barrel Belgium percussion $320 muzzle loading pistol with Damascus barrels, 19th century. (G Licence or 59 WWI era children's toy cap $140 above Required) firing model cannon, approx 7cm H x 16cm L x 8cm W 43 Very nice Parker of London $850 "Man stopper" single shot 60 Reproduction WWII Japanese $35 percussion interlock pistol with Officer's sword belt and hanger captive ramrod, 19th century. 61 Five Japanese tea bowls Ex $90 (No Licence Required) WWII Pacific (5) 44 Large embossed Italian brass $65 62 Japanese campaign medal $45 powder flask, embossed with 62A Antique English made single $550 guns shot percussion shotgun by 45 Two nice old powder flasks, $90 ward, sidelock action. Approx embossed with dogs, horses, 121cm L (No Licence Required) etc (2) 63 Bronze and silver acorn design - 46 Two nice old powder flasks with $85 bar brooch adjustable nozzles (2) 64 Order of Rising Sun medal 5th $35 47 Four old shot flasks with $170 Class adjustable nozzles, together 65 Nicely framed photograph of Lt. $55 with two Afghan leather powder Colonel James S. Faukes, flasks (6) framed with carved date 1911, 48 Nice old gunners horn powder $75 extensive family history on flask complete with screw top. reverse. Approx 39cm x 30cm 49 Two German Nazi era $40 ARBEITSBUCH (workbooks) Tuesday, 4 November 2014 Page 3 of 13 Lot Selling Price Lot Selling Price 66 Pair of British medals, Quee - 77 Antique 15th century German - ns South Africa medal with sword with later Omani fittings bars, Cape Colony, Orange from the late 18th or early 19th Free state, relief of Ladysmith, century. Approx 106cm L Transvaal, Tugela Heights. 78 Antique 15th century German - Impressed naming "5125 Pte. sword with later Omani fittings T. Webster Bord. Regt." and from the late 18th or early 19th Kings South Africa medal with century. Approx 116cm L bar South Africa 1901, South Africa 1902, impressed named 79 Antique 15th century German - "5125 Pte.
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