Militaria, Medals and Awards

A Soviet pilotka hat with blue piping and embossed plastic-over-felt tank badge, together with a group of Second World War material, including a 1939-45 War Medal, a Defence Medal, an RAF badge and an army canvas style kit bag, detailed 'A Simpson, L S F X 847907', with printed Royal Navy red anchor and applied patch suggesting he may have lived in Redhill, Surrey.

A collection of post-Second World War items of Royal Observer Corps interest belonging to Observer M.R. Voice, Group 2, Sussex, including Royal Observer Corps Medal, with box of issue and letter confirming award, dress uniform with jacket bearing awards bar for Defence Medal and Royal Observer Corps Medal, a group of proficiency certificates, dated between 1959 and 1979, a training manual and a collection of various publications and other ephemera collected during his career.

A collection of early/mid-20th century items of Royal Navy interest belonging to C.J. Wonnacott, Petty Officer, 115491, including identity tag, various items of uniform, including cap, cloth badges, buttons, a large album of postcards, probably collected on his travels, and a group of flags, together with a small collection of items of related family interest belonging to C.J. Wonnacott, including a sailor's free gift box, sent from Chatham, Kent, by Mrs Wonnacott, and two framed family portrait photographs.

A collection of various brass and copper powder flasks (distressed, parts lacking).

A collection of medals and military ephemera relating to Leonard Roy Northover, 1088687, Royal Artillery Field, including a medal group, comprising 1939-45 Star, Africa Star with bar '1st Army', Italy Star, 1939-45 War Medal and Defence Medal, mounted on a bar, and a collection of photographs and other ephemera relating to his service during the Second World War.

A First World War period bronze memorial plaque, detailed 'James David Waghorn', together with his seaman's travel box and a black and white portrait photograph by Munns Gravesend. Note: James Waghorn served as an ordinary seaman in the Royal Navy and died 31st May 1916 aboard HMS Chester.

A collection of Second World War period photographs of mainly Royal Navy interest, including some showing ships under fire in what appears to be a conflict zone, three smaller photos showing an aircraft ditching into the sea and rescue boats.

An unusual mid-19th century black glass dump style paperweight of moulded circular form and displaying the arms of the Honourable Artillery Company, diameter 13cm.

An early 20th century Devonshire Regiment waist belt clasp.

A pair of First World War period German gunner's field glasses (paint wear and overall dents).

A post-Second World War military binocular periscope, detailed 'Mark 2/1 FV296252' and dated '1954', in overall green painted livery with rubber eye cushions.

A pair of Second World War German 10 x 80 flak binoculars, probably by Joseph Schneider & Co, detailed 'D.F. 10 x 80 dKI... KF... 18216'.

A collection of medals and ephemera relating to Flight Sergeant Gordon Sivil Garrett, comprising 1939-45 War Medal and Long Service Good Conduct, mounted on a bar, another 1939-45 War Medal, three log books charting late Second World War service in the Royal Canadian Air Force and Royal Air Force 1943-1953, and a collection of photos and ephemera relating to his service.

A pair of George VI period model cannons, the cast brass barrels detailed with the cypher of George VI, supported on shaped stepped oak carriages with brass wheels, length 20cm.

A group of RAF memorabilia, including three pre-Second World War pilot's log books belonging to Charles Godfrey Hale with records relating to training at Brooklands School of Flying, an RAF pocket book, dated 1932, a post-Second World War packet of aircraft recognition cards, a Dalton Dead Reckoning computer, a set of Stadium flying goggles and a collection of badges and various other military collectables.

A Second World War period later pattern C-type flying helmet with Mk II throat microphone and receiver cable and jack, together with Mk VIII flying goggles.

A Second World War period later pattern C-type flying helmet and H-type oxygen mask with associated Mk II throat microphone, Mk VIII flying goggles and receiver cable and jack.

An early 20th century framed military woolwork panel depicting the crest and various victories of the 1st Royal Sussex Regiment with two suspended flags, indistinctly personalised to 'Lieut Col Downs?' and dated '1900', 51cm x 49cm, within a carved oak frame.

An early 20th century framed military woolwork panel depicting the crest and victories of the Battalion of Royal Sussex Regiment with two suspended flags, detailed 'Leisure Hrs. in India' and dated '1900' and '1901', 53cm x 50.5cm, within a carved oak frame.