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Click here to subscribeA collection of eleven Military pocket watches, all with broad arrow marks to the reverse, some with black dials, makers including Cyma, Doxa, Moeris, Waltham (2) and mark V, 30 hour non luminous (2) and mark 4 IV by H Williamson of London, markings include GS/TP G.S.T.P, A. (11) Condition Report:
Ca. AD 40 - 100. A pottery oil lamp presenting a recessed tondo with the relief image of a fighting gladiator wearing a high helmet and holding his square shield. The wicked spout features an arrow-shaped head and a thick neck flanked by volutes. For similar see: The Cesnola collection of Cypriot art; the oil lamps, n. 400. Size: 27mm x 101.3mm; Weight: 101g Provenance: Private UK collection; previously acquired on the French art market in the 1990s.
Omega Seamaster Professional 300m gentleman's stainless steel quartz wristwatch, 196.164, black wave dial, with luminous arrow markers and date aperture, on stainless steel bracelet, with Omega fold-over clasp, boxed, with additional linkCondition Report:Movement functioning, dial and luminous markers good, glass crystal with very light mark, fixed bezel scratched with losses, replacement bracelet with receipt (possibly not Omega bracelet) slight wobble at clasp, case diameter = 36mm, box with wear, no guarantee card
WWII British Army Dirty Dozen Lemania Wristwatch, 'Lemania' and broad arrow to dial, 'WWW', '? 1125' (small hole has removed full number) '1023', 'Q8213' and broad arrow to back of case, on NATO style canvas strap. Appears to function, movement unchecked. We are unable to guarantee working order and accuracy of the watch.
WWII British Army Dirty Dozen Omega Wristwatch, 'Omega' and broad arrow to dial. 'WWW' 'Y14629' '10678828' and arrow to back of case and 'Omega' and '10262137' to movement, on leather strap with two additional NATO style canvas straps. Appears to function but we are unable to guarantee working order and accuracy of the watch.Scratches to reverse, case appears highly polished, some luminous dots worn/missing, discolouration inside, bezel, under perspex, more photographs added to assist bidders further assessment.
WWI Briitish Verners Prismatic Marching Compass and Leather Case, marks to compass include broad arrow and year '1917' (cracks to glass cover), leather case impressed with manufacturer 'T. French and Son London' and year '1917'. Also prismatic binoculars by 'Carl Zeiss Jena', single draw telescope with leather covering (some tearing to leather) and canvas belt.Not possible to identify model type of binoculars, however, more photos added to assist buyers own assessment
RAF Avro Vulcan Bomber Navigation Unit Full Panel, attached plate marked Indicator Electrical Type 101 Ref 10Q/16095 Serial No 13 and broad arrow, oxygen mask type M Mk2, accumulator x 2, Battle of Britain Museum Hurricane and Spitfire wall plaques in boxes and Military aircraft/helicopter posters in folder
British Army Cavalry Sword, curved blade with many inspection/proof marks and broad arrow, guard incorporates crown motif, wired fish skin grip and later sword knot. XIX Century British Army Infantry sword and scabbard, slightly curved blade, guard incorporates VR mofit, hilt detached, poor condition.
HEUER MONTE-CARLO DASHBOARD CHRONOGRAPH, 60S Case: signed, chromed and steel, reeded bezel with arrow index. Black dial, signed, luminescent Arabic numerals, aperture for the digital register, minute hand register. Movement: signed, manual-winding caliber 1666, 7 jewels. Accessories: metal plate signed Heuer-Leonidas. Watch diameter: 54 mm Note: running at the time of cataloguing.
CWC MILITARY CHRONOGRAPH ISSUED TO ROYAL NAVY, CIRCA 1975 Case: n. 1428613, in stainless steel, screwed caseback engraved 0552/924-3306 - 4657/75 and Broad Arrow, round pushers. Bracelet/Strap: – Dial: signed, black, "T", luminescent and printed Arabic numerals, subsidiary dials for seconds and 30-min register. Movement: signed, manual-winding cal. Valjoux 7733, 17 jewels. Accessories: – Diameter Ø: 38 mm Note: running at the time of cataloguing, but a servicing is suggested.
ROLEX ENGLISH ARMY MKII POCKET WATCH, CIRCA 1935 Case: signed, three-body in metal, screwed caseback inscribed outside “A. 2011 G.S.MKII” with the broad arrow. Dial: signed, black dial, assignment number “A. 2011”, Arabic numerals, small seconds. Movement: signed, key-less caliber 540 based on Cortèbert ebauche. Diameter Ø: 49 mm Note: running at the time of cataloguing, but to be serviced.
lot with four antique Japanese arrow-heads & an antique small Japanese throwing arrow, which was worn in the hair among others by geishasLot (5) met vier antieke Japanse pijlpunten (met lengtes van 18,5 tot 19,5 cm) en een antiek Japanse "Baishin" - werppijltje, dat ondermeer door geisha's in het haar werd gedragen (lengte: 16,7 cm)
Royal Navy interest - three pieces: 1. a silver 1923 Royal Tournament winner's medal - struck with the inscription 'Royal Naval Interport Field Gun Competition - Olympia 1923 - Won by Devonport'; William James Dingley, Birmingham 1923; 3.2 cm diam; presented to J.W.H. Lee of Vivid II (see lot 795). (Portsmouth was represented by detachments from H.M.S. Excellent and H.M.S. Victory; Chatham by H.M.S. Pembroke; and Devonport by H.M.S. Vivid I and II.) 2. a silver-plated bosun's whistle, the buoy with two broad arrow marks, the keel engraved, 11 cm long. 3. a 1937 coronation medallion, 3.2 cm diam., with 26 cm white metal chain.
A pair of WW1 military Carl Zeiss binoculars - stamped 'Binocular Prismatic No.3 (Mark II), Magnification 6, No. 1726' and dated 1916, with broad arrow marks to front of body on both sides, in the original tan leather case, stamped 'Case No.3 Prismatic Binocular A. Garstin & Co Ltd, 1916' and with broad arrow marks, inscribed to the base in ink 'R. L. Oliphant'; together with a pair of Miranda 8 x 10 binoculars, in the original case, with various 1990s Goodwood Race Course swing tags attached. (2)
Large 18th century French Beauvais silk tapestry panel, depicting a courting scene with a maiden in a white gown seated beneath a rose tree, the courting youth gesturing with a floral crown towards a marble statue of Cupid holding a bow and arrow, standing on a pedestal, with extending rose festoons cascading down, in the sky, putti fly towards the couple holding flower garlandsProvenance: purchased from Walton Street Chelsea in the 1990s for £11,000Dimensions: Height: 186cm Length/Width: 222cm
Two Bachmann Gresley OO gauge Steam Locomotives in Boxes, both Tested Runners (1100g) Bachmann Branchline 31-550 Class V2 Gresley 2-6-2 60800 Green Arrow in BR green with late crest - single chimney Bachmann Branchline 31-554 Class V2 2-6-2 60903 in BR green with late crest, loose detail on tender included Condition Report - Locomotives - Good Boxes - Fair
Two Bachmann Gresley V2 Class 2-6-2 OO gauge Steam Locomotives in Boxes, both Tested Runners (1100g) Bachmann Branchline 31-551 Class V2 2-6-2 60800 "Green Arrow" in BR black Bachmann Branchline 31-553 Class V2 2-6-2 60807 in BR black (Coupling hook broken from tender) Tender/Fair Condition Report - Locomotives - Good Boxes - Fair
Five OO gauge Steam locomotives, each Tested Runners(1400g)Hornby Battle Of Britain Class 4-6-2 'Hurricane' 21C155 in SR Malachite Green, with Golden Arrow attached with glue showing, in damaged clam shell with ingenious re-cycled homemade boxHornby R2406 Class A1X 'Terrier' 0-6-0T 32635 "Brighton Works" in BR (LBSCR-style) improved engine green, Box GoodHornby R3022 A1X Terrier Class 0-6-0T 2662 in Southern Green, Box PoorAirfix GMR (Great Model Railways) 54152-7 Class 1466 0-4-2T 1466 in GWR green, Box FairMainline 37054 Class J72 0-6-0T 581 LNER green, Box FairSome dust Condition Report - Locomotives - FairBoxes - Good, Fair (2), Poor
Conrad (Joseph) The Arrow of Gold, first English edition, first state with title intact on p.67, toning on endpapers, cloth bright and fine, dust-jacket, portion of loss to spine head affecting title, tears to edges, chips and fraying along edges, 1919; Within the Tides, first edition, spots on fore-edge with a few straying onto margins, endpapers toned, 1915; Suspense, first English edition, bumps to spine ends, dust-jacket, surface scuffs on upper panel, chips to edges, some tears along joints, 1925; and 3 others by Conrad, 8vo (6)
AN UNUSUAL PAIR OF MUGHAL ARCHER'S THUMB RINGS INDIA, LATE 18TH / EARLY 19TH CENTURY Steel with gold coloured detailing, modern stand 3.5cm high Provenance: Ex John Harwood, India, 2005 Ex Private collection The bow ring worn by archers on the thumb had a primarily functional use, but they were often very decorative as well, as hunting game with a bow and arrow was often a Royal sport. The advantage of the Eastern archer's thumb ring over that of the European practice of using the leather covered tips of three fingers is that it improves the handling of the bow and arrow and increases the range and steadies the flight of the arrow, very similar to the actions achieved by using a spear thrower.
33 Kenner DC Super Powers action figures from the 1980s to include Parademon, 2 x Lex Luther, Superman, Golden Pharaoh, Wonder Woman, Kalibak, 2 x Aquaman, 2 x Robin, Plastic Man, Green Arrow, Orion, 2 x The Flash, The Joker, 2 x Martian Manhunter, Darkseid etc, gd overall condition with a group of Kenner stands
FEMALE NUDE STRUCK BY AN ARROW | Emil Schwantner (Czech / Bohemian 1880 - 1956) | white glazed porcelain, gilded detail, porcelain manufactory Theodor Podl, Zacler. Design by Emil Schwantner (1880 - 1956) | 10 x 16 cm | marked: TP | date of birth of the author: 1880 - 1956 | Bidders are asked to inquire about the condition of the item before the auction. any complaints will not be taken into account. | condition report*In case of missing photos, please feel free to contact us.
A LARGE QUANTITY OF ARROWS AND HARPOONS, 19TH CENTURY with a large number of arrows from various cultures, including several long harpoons with wooden barbed arrowheads and black paint decorations; a highly unusual large arrow with six spiraling flights and a very large flat-bladed arrowhead, and various other arrows with bamboo or cane shafts with arrowheads made from various materials including wood and metal, longest arrow 138.0 cm (qty)
A JAPANESE BOW AND A QUIVER (SHIKO) OF ELEVEN ARROWS the bow painted black with red rattan bindings, a leather grip and a hemp bowstring (tsuru); ten arrows with pointed arrowheads (togari ya) and three flights (hane), one arrow with leaf shaped decorated head (yanagi ba) featuring a Sakura and heart design and four flights, all arrows painted black and red with gold paint near the flights; in a painted red quiver (shiko) with brass and rattan fittings (one bow grip on the quiver unattached and some restorations), the bow 221.0 cm (namisun size) and the quiver 58.0 cm, the ten arrows 89.0 cm, the decorated arrow 96.5 cm (2)
A GROUP OF NINETEEN INDIAN ARROWS, 18TH/19TH CENTURY comprising a whistling arrow with faceted spherical iron head pierced with three holes, six with short conical iron heads; six with triangular heads and five further arrows, each on its wooden haft and further arrows, with tapering cylindrical head and long iron tang, the longest: 81.2 cm (19) Provenance Roy Elvis Catalogue Number G11
ELEVEN VARIOUS QUIVERS, 19TH/20TH CENTURY the first a contemporary bow quiver in Mongolian style, with embossed floral designs on a dotted background; the second a red arrow quiver, with tubular base that widens into a crescent design with gold thread borders; the third with gold embroidered designs on a leather quiver with precious stones on a belt; the fourth with green leather, with copper alloy decorative designs of a lion and double eagle on the base and opening; the fifth tubular, painted red with gold designs and containing a quantity of arrows with painted shafts and narrow flights; the sixth possibly African, made of leather with a knife sheath attached; the seventh tubular, with intricate wings made of leather; the eighth a blowpipe quiver, complete with cotton and blowpipe needles; the ninth covered in green and gold cloth, with numerous bamboo arrows; the tenth made of a bamboo tube with carvings of nature scenes and birds, the eleventh made of leather, with an hourglass design with painted arrows, longest quiver 68.0 cm (11)
TWO GLAZED DISPLAYS OF INUIT ARROWS ◉ the first frame with seven arrows, made from cane with bone points including one serrated arrowhead, bound onto the shafts with thin string (one with contemporary nylon binding), with two flights on each arrow made from black untwisted feathers, all arrows with simple reed nocks (some replaced), the second similar, with seven arrows with grey flights, decorated shafts with red banding, and a variety of arrowheads including triple-pointed serrated heads and a blunt arrowhead, all also of bone, 83.0 cm long (2)
TWELVE RARE INDIAN STEEL ARROWS, 17TH/19TH CENTURY Of varying lengths, five with leaf-shaped arrowheads, two arrowheads with flared base, two with cutout designs inside the arrowhead, one large leaf-shaped arrow, one omega-shaped arrowhead, and two crescent-shaped arrowheads, one very large, all with notched nocks save the large crescent arrow with a rounded nock, longest arrow 77.0 cm long (12)
A NORTH INDIAN ARROW PULLER, 18TH CENTURY, PROBABLY BIKANER, RAJASTHAN formed entirely of steel, swelling faceted head divided into four parts and with a sliding collar incorporating a hook to clamp an arrowhead, integral steel shaft with raised mouldings, and the base with a low domed moulding, 85.7 cm overall ProvenanceRoy Elvis Catalogue Number G24
A JAPANESE CASED INDOOR ARCHERY SET AND FURTHER ARROWS with six arrows (ya), the flights (hane) white with blue cock feather, the points blunt, in a small wooden quiver within the case; the bow with three sections and a handle, made from bamboo with silver joints; the further arrows in a black box with four additional practice arrows, one broken arrow, and another collapsible indoor bow with two handles, case 33.5 cm long (3)
A SMALL JAPANESE BOW AND QUIVER (SHIKO) WITH ARROWS, EDO PERIOD, 19TH CENTURY the bow styled after the traditional Japanese bow (wakyuu), asymmetrical and painted black with red rattan bindings along its length (some bindings missing); the quiver a full-size shiko with a set of six arrows (ya) (flights in poor condition), one arrow with ceremonial arrowhead with heart-shape cut into interior of head, with space for eleven arrows, the quiver with copper alloy fittings and a painted leather pouch for the arrowheads, with a green rope for securing the quiver, bow 106.0 cm long (2)
A JAPANESE BOW AND ARROW STAND, AND THIRTEEN ARROWS with a large rectangular box quiver, lacquered black with dark brown bands and a ferrous band near the top, the stem with two cutouts for holding bows, a fold-out ferrous handle for carrying the stand on the shoulder, a further handle, a leather pouch for storing the end of the quiver, and a fork-shaped ferrous spike for setting the stand in the ground (a contemporary wire repair attaching the quiver to the stand); the arrows of various materials including wood and bamboo, the arrowheads including target points and contemporary bodkins, the flights (hane) in various styles, the quiver 90.5 cm long (2)
A GERMAN RAPIER, SECOND QUARTER OF THE 17TH CENTURY ‡ with broad tapering blade of flattened-hexagonal section, tapering ricasso struck with two marks, an arrow and a hatched shield on one face and further marks (rubbed) on the other, iron hilt of rounded bars with moulded roots adjacent to the écusson, comprising down-curved quillon swelling to apointed terminal, upper-and lower ring-guards, knuckle-guard en suite with the quillon, trifurcated inner-guard, barrel-shaped pommel, and later grip bound with plaited wire between ‘Turk’s heads’ (polished bright throughout), 97.0 cm blade ProvenanceRobert Brooker Collection inv. no. S823
THREE CONTEMPORARY JAPANESE BOWS the first made by the Sagara Bow and Arrow Company in Chikugo City, Fukuoka Prefecture, constructed of fibreglass and rattan with a blue leather grip; the second manufactured by Seiga, of moulded carbon fibre made to resemble traditional bamboo, with blue leather grip; the third of possibly fibreglass with inscription referencing English archery, with accompanying string and red bow bag, 221.0 cm long (3)
A Hamilton, military issue, manual wind, gents, stainless steel wristwatch, circa 1975, the black dial having luminous hands and markers, centre seconds, the case back numbered 6BB-6645-99 523-8290 838 1/75, engraved with broad arrow, on a leather strap, 35mm x 41mmWatch is in ticking orderIf there is no condition report shown, please request
An Omega Second World War (WWII) military issue "Dirty Dozen", manual wind, gents, stainless steel wristwatch, having a black dial with luminous markers and hands, Arabic numerals, subsidiary seconds dial, the case back stamped with broad arrow and numbered W.W.W Y 2293 10666492, 15 jewel movement, serial number 10160266, 34.5mmWatch is in ticking orderIf there is no condition report shown, please request
An Omega Second World War (WWII) military issue, open face, keyless wound pocket watch, the white enamel dial having Arabic numerals with luminous hands and subsidiary seconds dial, the case back stamped with broad arrow and numbered 'F042486, the 15 jewel movement numbered 10034098, 51.5mmNot tickingIf there is no condition report shown, please request
A Jaeger LeCoultre Second World War (WWII) military issue open face pocket watch, the dial having Arabic numeral with subsidiary seconds dial at 6, the case back stamped with broad arrow and numbered F056305, calibre 467/2, 51.5mmA/F Unable to windIf there is no condition report shown, please request
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