Militaria, Medals and Awards

A late 19th century leather and brass bound gun case, the interior with label detailed 'Alexander Martin, 20 Royal Exchange Square, Glasgow', length 83.5cm, depth 21.5cm.

An early 20th century leather and brass bound gun case, the interior with label detailed 'William Evans, 63 Pall Mall, St James, London SW', width 82cm, depth 20.5cm, together with another military style canvas-covered box bag, a group of canvas gun bags, a Parker-Hale tripod stand and a poncho.

A Colt type pistol powder flask with eagle and star decoration, possibly reproduction, length 11.5cm.

An early 20th century military drum by Besson & Co, 198 Euston Road, London 1915, later detailed to the sides with Queen Elizabeth II crest and banner of the Royal Marines, height 38cm, diameter 41cm.

A group of five 20th century British ensigns and signal flags, including United Kingdom, kilo and echo, printed marks 'S.W.R.'.

A Second World War period Brodie helmet, painted with the numeral '3', together with a Second World War period signal box, a 19th century dress sword (alterations, damage and losses), a pocket knife with staghorn grips and a group of Second World War ephemera, including propaganda leaflets.

A Second World War period needlework banner with the crest of the Royal Corps of Signals, detailed 'Souvenir of Egypt', together with another smaller needlework banner, dated 1941, a pair of gun sights and two United Kingdom ensigns.

A small collection of military and other collectors' items, including a pair of Second World War period binoculars by Taylor & Hobson, dated 1941, a cased pair of military tinted spectacles, the case detailed 'No 3 case, MkII H.C.O.', and a small collection of badges and buttons.

A post-Second World War R.A.F. officer's mess jacket and waistcoat, the labels detailed 'Specially Made by Alkit for F/OM. Plimmer, No. 32289, Date 26-11-65'.

An early 20th century Life Guards Regiment mess jacket, together with a military style cloak and a Continental greatcoat.

A Second World War period composite material Brodie pattern helmet, height 13cm, together with a Second World War period Brodie pattern helmet with all-over black painted surface, detailed 'ARP'.

A First World War period Brodie pattern helmet, the inside rim marked 'FS 153', height 12cm, together with another early 20th century Brodie pattern helmet.

A Victorian style blue cloth helmet with spike finial, the helmet plate detailed 'Royal Sussex', and chain chin strap, height 30cm, together with a bandsman's hat and a 20th century East Yorkshire Regiment officer's peak cap.

Two United States Army M1 pattern helmets, each with overall net covering, canvas lining and chin strap, height 18cm.

A late 20th century Nato M1 type helmet, together with a 1970s British Mk III turtle style helmet, a British Mk 6 helmet and another turtle style military helmet.

Two early 20th century French Adrian pattern military helmets, both with applied badges, leather linings and chin straps, height 16cm.

A mid-20th century Royal Marines pith helmet, height 24cm, together with another pith helmet with applied Argyll & Sutherland badge and a late 19th century style army pith helmet.

A post-1952 copy of a British Household Cavalry officer's parade helmet, the white nylon plume above a silver coloured skull body, mounted with badge and borders of leaves, with chain and leather chin strap and interior lining, labelled to interior 'Imperial Div. W.S/C India, Military Outfitters', height 42cm.