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A classical bronze bust of a Roman Emperor wearing a goats head epaulette on a grey marble base, H. 41cm.

Imperial German WWI Uhlan Cavalry Officers / NCO epaulette pair, one with mild discolouration otherwise good. P&P Group 1 (£14+VAT for the first lot and £1+VAT for subsequent lots)

A printed Queen Victoria Jubilee 1887 rosette or epaulette, in blue, 17cm x 14cm, glazed and framed, and various small miniature prints, frames, raised plaque, portrait miniature print of George Washington, etc. (a quantity)

Stella McCartney cotton and wool jacket with curved shaped front (one button missing), epaulette detail and tie belt and a wool and lycra stretch tweed skirt with zip fastening, button detail to the back, labelled 'Stella McCartney, Made in Italy' (2) Condition ReportSize 44

Collection of items of Naval interest including a beret . 2 caps, air crew coverall in green cotton, a Mess jacket and waistcoat and quantity of bullion wire trimming, cuff and epaulette and cap trimming

20. A King's Royal Rifle Corps Lieutenant or Major General's Overcoat, of blue-grey colour with scarlet lining, brass buttons with cross buttons and sword insignia, the rank insignia missing from epaulettes and with crown only, a King's Royal Rifle Corps Cadets service uniform of tunic and trousers with RSM rank badge and KRRACF insignia to epaulette, the jacket dated 1960, and a King's Royal Rifle Corps Officer's Mess Kit, tailored by Pulford & Sons, St James's Street, London, SW, and issued to Lieutenant H. W. M. Watson, complete with trousers and waistcoat

Lord Nelson Interest, a wax relief profile portrait of Horatio Viscount Nelson by Catherine Andras, 1805, modelled in light brown wax, signed and dated under the epaulette C. Andras, 1805, mounted on black and contained in a fitted black lacquer frame with gilt metal surround surmounted with a coronet, height of portrait 7.5cm, frame 18 by 16cm  Note: Catherine Andras, together with her adoptive father, Robert Bowyer, and John Whichelo were the last three artists to capture Nelson at Merton in September 1805. Andras’s profile was immediately popular and drew praise from Lady Hamilton, and the Dean & Chapter of Westminster Abbey commissioned their life-size wax effigy to compete with Nelson’s tomb at St. Paul’s as a direct consequence. The profile was also much imitated by other artists, such as Tassie, for use on medallions.

AFTER JEAN-CHARLES BRACHARD (1766-1830), DUKE OF WELLINGTON, white biscuit porcelain profile, indistinct impressed marks below the epaulette, mounted, framed and under glass, 16.5cm x 14cm overall

Paar Epauletten eines Militärarztes, vergoldete Halbmonde und Äskulapstäbe, im originalen Karton. Auffallend gute Erhaltung, nur 1 kleineres Mottenloch an der Unterseite einer Epaulette. Karton berieben | Pair of military doctor's epaulettes, gold-plated crescents and aesculapian staff, in the original box Strikingly good condition, only 1 smaller moth hole on the underside of an epaulette. Cardboard rubbed

* English School. Portrait of Lieutenant General Sir William Nicolay (1771-1842), Royal Engineers, watercolour and gouache with pencil, on card, oval half-length portrait, half-profile to left, of a young military gentleman wearing a blue coat with epaulette on right shoulder, and a top hat with a bearskin crest embellished with rosette, 128 x 97mm (5 x 3.75ins), oval ebonised frame glazed, label on verso with printed memorial to the sitter, and a note added in late 19th century manuscript detailing his wifeQty: (1)NOTESLieutenant General Sir William Nicolay was a British army officer present at the Battle of Waterloo. The printed memorial on the verso reads: 'He served his sovereign and country, with honor and distinction for a period of 52 years. In India, with the Royal Artillery; in the West Indies, with the Royal Engineers; in the Peninsula and at Waterloo, in command of the Royal Staff Corps. also, as Governor and Commander in Chief of the following colonies: of Dominica from 1824 to 1831; of St. Christopher, Nevis, Auguilla, and the Virgin Islands in 1832; of Mauritius and its Dependencies from 1833 to 1840.' In this portrait, which likely dates from his service in India, William Nicolay is wearing the uniform of the Royal Engineers. The distinctive type of headdress - a top hat with a bearskin crest - is seen in portraits and paintings relating to the Siege of Seringapatam in 1792, where Nicolay served as a Lieutenant in the Royal Engineers.

A Victorian lady's black jacket, the front with frogging, 'epaulette' shoulders, c. 1870; a similar cape, [2]

Four to Lieutenant R.S.S.Young, Special Force India Command, Royal Fusiliers, attd H.Q. 3rd west African Infantry Brigade, R.W.A.F.F.,1939-1945 Star; Burma Star; Defence Medal; War Medal. Together with condolence slip. Together with a pair to Captain J.A.B.Holborn, Royal Marines, Defence Medal; War Medal. Extremely fine. (Lot)Footnotes:Lieutenant Russell Selwyn Samuel Young joined up as soon as the war was declared, and after a period in the ranks and at an O.T.C.U. was commissioned to the Royal Fusiliers in 1940. Two months later he was drafted to Nigeria as a training officer to the West African Forces. Here he was at Various times acting adjutant and intelligence officer, finding his relaxation mainly in riding and cricket. In the autumn of 1943 he went to India and from there to the Burma front where, serving with the Special Force, he was staff officer at brigade H.Q. Then on the 17th April 1944 he was gravely wounded leading his men in a critical counter-attack. He was brought back, and although the doctors did everything possible and had hopes that he would pull through. He died in his sleep an hour or two later.From the O.C. Special Force India Command.'Special Force is a new formation, composed of personnel of the very highest physical and military standards. To have belonged to it is a great honour. as you will have read in the papers, the Force was put into action in the heart of Burma, from the air, and its only links with the base in India are wireless and aircraft, the latter operating from hastily improvised strips in the jungle. To accept, without question, orders that led to such isolation from comfortrest and safety, and to undergo the extreme hazards, hardships and strain of the campaign, called for more loyalty to the cause, and more self-sacrifice than is demanded of men in the more normal organisations in the service.Many people at home are proud of the fact that their sons and husbands are members of the Commandos, or the Airborne Divisions, or are in Parachute Units. I can assure you that the tasks of the Special Force embody all the riskes attendant to these corps, with the added load that our operations are carried out for far longer periods in hostile territory, and in far worse climatic conditions, and against an enemy no less tenacious than the Germans.In short, your son undertook cheerfully and with no thought of self, a task that ranks with ranks with the most hazardous and difficult asked of any man in this war.All ranks join in offering to you our deepest sympathy and in telling you of our admiration for our late comrade, whom we will always honour and respect'.The lot comprises additional items as follows: A photograph of a letter he wrote to his mother . Photograph album showing him at school and later his service with the RWAFF. Two small framed photographs of him in uniform. Two letters from Chaplain R.C.Hastie Smith to his mother. A R.W.A.F.F. epaulette. A CWGC note of his death and confirming his burial at the Taukkyan War Cemetery, Rangoon. A handwritten note relating to the Chindit badge. A note from David Young detailing his WW2 service. A Memorial that was printed in his school magazine.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

An original WWII Second World War era British Army Captains uniform coat. The green khaki coat having the Captains x3 epaulette pips to the shoulder, double breasted front with x6 brass buttons. A good example

British Royal Air Force dress uniform jacket having Hobson & Sons (London) Ltd "No.6 dress" label, RAF staybrite buttons by Gaunt of London, epaulette bands for the rank of Squadron Leader, pair of cloth RAF Regiment shoulder titles and cloth parachute wings sleeve badge

After Henry Bone RA (1755-1834), George IV, as Prince Regent, wearing a scarlet uniform with gold epaulette, watercolour, signed indistinctly, 7.5 x 5.8cm, framed, reverse with further inscriptions

A small collection of Royal Marines insignia including Officer's silver gilt King's Crown helmet plate, pair of officer's collars with mess dress collars, Royal Marine Labour Corps brass title, Victorian Royal Marine Artillery epaulette grenade, Brigadiers/Colonels badge, etc

A VERY RARE OFFICERS' PATTERN SCARLET DOUBLET OF THE ABERDEENSHIRE MILITIA, with rank crown to collar (pre 1880), fine gilt lace and complete with 25 large and 2 small silver-plated buttons. Measures 65cm neck to hem, 42cm shoulder to shoulder, arms 61cm long The absence of a Condition Report does not imply that a lot is without imperfections. Please note carefully the exclusion of liability for the condition of lots contained in the Conditions of Sale.In excellent condition throughout with one epaulette button detached but present. Missing one large button - immediately above the waist dummy button. Gilt lace faded in places but none missing or detached. Lining very good.

A SCARCE VOLUNTEER OFFICERS' PATTERN BLUE PATROL TUNIC BEARING SILVER-PLATED BUTTONS TO THE GORDON HIGHLANDERS, each epaulette with blackened rank stars to the rank of Captain, the wearer displaying the green ribbon of The Volunteer Decoration. The absence of a Condition Report does not imply that a lot is without imperfections. Please note carefully the exclusion of liability for the condition of lots contained in the Conditions of Sale.In excellent condition throughout with all buttons and rank stars present. No evidence of mothing, tears or other damage. Lining very good.

AN OFFICERS' PATTERN MESS JACKET OF THE ABERDEENSHIRE MILITIA, with both epaulette buttons present, together with a complete row of false ball buttons and hook clasps. No rank insignia to collar. The absence of a Condition Report does not imply that a lot is without imperfections. Please note carefully the exclusion of liability for the condition of lots contained in the Conditions of Sale.In very good overall condition with no signs of moth or other damage to cloth. Several inches of silver lace braiding loose requiring re-stitching. Lining very good.

WW2 6th South African Armoured Division Insignia Grouping, consisting of matched pair of tropical epaulette slides with felt formation signs fitted and red stripe. Accompanied by embroidered red on black shoulder title SOUTH AFRICA and another SUID AFRIKA. (4 items)

Selection of British Cavalry Cloth Badges and Insignia, consisting of bullion embroidered sleeve badges and beret badges, formation signs, epaulette slide, etc. Various periods. (28 items)

A large gold bullion embroidered Luftwaffe officer’s cloak eagle, 7” across; an embroidered Luftwaffe breast eagle; a single customs or Police officer’s epaulette; a “Leutnant Sturmartillerie” single epaulette; a silver embroidered on dark grey collar patch; and two uncut gold on black Bevo woven N.S.R.L. eagles, marked “GES.CESCH”. GC £50-70

A group of Oriental pictures and porcelain, to include a 19thC Oriental School, Cat and flowers, partially painted on paper, signed and watermarked, possibly an epaulette design or design for a fan, 23cm x 42cm (framed), Japanese School. Flowering branches and leaves, material print, possibly silk, unmarked, labelled to the back, 24cm x 21cm a Japanese Imari pottery Meiji type dish, centred by entwined flowers with an outer border of panels of various other flowers, predominately in blue orange and green, unmarked, 32cm diameter, and an early 20thC Chinese porcelain snuff box, with jade coloured top, marked beneath, 8cm high, and a tea bowl of circular form. (5)

* Sixth-plate daguerreotype of a British officer, c.1856, a small book in the officer’s left hand, gilt epaulettes, hand-tinted blue-grey sash and cross-belt with gilt highlights, some edge tarnish and semi-circular stain to left of the officer’s right epaulette, light surface scratching and dust, thermoplastic union case by Scovill with paper label inside case, velvet pad loose, harvest motif design to both covers, hinges a little loose but otherwise VGQty: (1)NOTESBerg 1-89.

Sammlung von ca. 40 Schulterstück-/Epaulettenauflagen Überwiegend Marine und Verkehr. Geprägtes weißes und gelbes Metall, versilbert oder vergoldet, rs. Splinte oder Nadeln. Partiell leicht beschädigt, Altersspuren. Breite 2 - 7 cm. Zustand: II A collection of about 40 shoulder boards/epaulette pads Überwiegend Marine und Verkehr. Geprägtes weißes und gelbes Metall, versilbert oder vergoldet, rs. Splinte oder Nadeln. Partiell leicht beschädigt, Altersspuren. Breite 2 - 7 cm. Condition: II

with 1 star epaulette, waistcoat and belt by Gieves Ltd.

Lenina Huxley's (Sandra Bullock) SAPD shirt from Marco Brambilla's sci-fi action-comedy Demolition Man. Huxley wore her shirt throughout the film while on duty. It is a navy blue button-up shirt with yellow-and-red patches at the neck and epaulette, and an SAPD patch on the breast pocket. Huxley's serial number is embroidered above the badge. An elasticated gusset is attached to the bottom of the shirt, and "Sandra B" is faintly visible handwritten inside the collar. There are some loose threads from production use and age.Estimate: £600 - 800 M

Fire brigade Collectibles, including: 3 x brass fire hose nozzle’s, with screw off end spouts, East Sussex fire engine aluminium sign, 2 x Eastbourne Fire brigade fire engine aluminium signs, 1 x fireman’s brass epaulette, 2 x NFS 31 cloth badges, 2 x BA cloth badges, International association of firefighters zippo lighter, 2 x Eastbourne cap badges, buttons and enamel badges, Rotterdam Fire brigade plaque. A lot.

Prussian Army Administration Shoulder Epaulette silver braid strap with overlaid, bullion embroidery, Prussian eagle within a shield and surmounted by a crown. Lower, silver wire embroidery crescent. Lower silver wire tassels. Minor wear.

RUC DEPUTY CHIEF CONSTABLE EPAULETTE BADGES

Militaria, 2 bullion Queen's Crown Full Dress arm badges, 1 Scots Guards and 1 Coldstream Guards together with a Welsh Guards epaulette (gd) (3)

A pair of 74th (1st Hannover) Infantry epaulettes, Hannoversches Infanterie-Regiment, together with a Pioneer Specialist Fortification Construction (FBO, Festungsbau Offizier) epaulette, plus another with 202 metal top, plus a small selection of period postcards

B. Hott (British, active 1809)An Officer of the 1st Foot Guards, wearing scarlet coatee with gold facings and epaulette, the high collar trimmed with gold braid, frilled white chemise, in a landscape setting, a horseman visible to the left.Signed and dated B.Hott/ 1809, gilt-metal frame.Rectangular,7.6 x 6.3cm (3 x 2 1/2in).This lot is subject to the following lot symbols: Y ФY Subject to CITES regulations when exporting items outside of the EU, see clause 13.Ф This lot contains or is made of ivory. The United States Government has banned the import of ivory into the USA.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

Frederick Buck (Irish, 1771-circa 1840)An Officer, wearing scarlet coatee with silver buttons, braid and epaulette, over frilled white chemise and tied black stock, his hair powdered, yellow metal oval frame, the rear with aranged hair and the initials 'AC',6.7 x 5.4cm (2 5/8 x 2 1/8in).This lot is subject to the following lot symbols: Y ФY Subject to CITES regulations when exporting items outside of the EU, see clause 13.Ф This lot contains or is made of ivory. The United States Government has banned the import of ivory into the USA.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

English School, circa 1790An Officer of the Marines, wearing scarlet coatee with cream facings and silver epaulette, a white cross belt with cross belt-plate across his chest, frilled white cravat and tied black stock, his powdered hair worn en queue, yellow metal oval frame,8.0 x 6.5cm (3 1/8 x 2 9/16in).This lot is subject to the following lot symbols: Y ФY Subject to CITES regulations when exporting items outside of the EU, see clause 13.Ф This lot contains or is made of ivory. The United States Government has banned the import of ivory into the USA.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

Frederick Buck (Irish, 1771-circa 1840)An Officer of the 12th Foot, called John Morgan, wearing scarlet coatee with gold epaulette and buttons, high cream-coloured collar and black stock, white belt with belt plate across his chest, yellow metal oval frame, the rear with initials 'JM' and platted hair,7cm x 5.5cm (2 3/4 x 2 3/16in).This lot is subject to the following lot symbols: Y ФY Subject to CITES regulations when exporting items outside of the EU, see clause 13.Ф This lot contains or is made of ivory. The United States Government has banned the import of ivory into the USA.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

dating: circa 1900 provenance: Prussia, Covered with red cloth, with crowned monogram in gilded metal, gilded crescent (the two captain stars are missing). Red under padding. Together with a major epaulette and one for a trooper of the same regiment. dimensions 14 x 10.8 cm.

A box of miscellaneous 19th Century oddments including a miniature wooden and leather boot, miniature brass chamberstick, a love spoon, a carved ivory box, tape measure, Naval epaulette etc.

A maroon leather, silk and brass belt with buckle inscribed 'Princess Louisa's Argyle and Sutherland Highlanders 1st Renfrew', a further maroon leather and metal mounted belt with buckle inscribed 'New York Constantine Commandery No.48', a gold thread and Morocco leather belt and a single brass shoulder epaulette (4).

British WWII East Surrey Epaulette title for the battledress, an excellent example

A Naval Admiral's and other Royal Naval uniform comprising a cocked hat and epaulettes in japanned tin cases by Galt, Gieve & Co, tailcoat and trousers with gold braid, and boat-cloak - E.W. Denison RN (captain and son of Rear Admiral A Denison), to/w brass naval buttons, captain's epaulettes, bullion braid, etc;  lot also includes Hawkes & Co (1 Savile Row) price list and a scrap book biography and cuttings in respect of Capt. Denison's career, an account of naval activity aboard HMS 'Encounter'.Bicorn hate - 54 cm corwn, 21 1/2 inchest - 40inwaist - 42 in collar size - 15in collar (internal)one epaulette has loose bullion, extensive moth and larva case damage, and some holes all over (see detail images)

A collection of militaria to included RFC epaulette plus other items of militaria and replica medals

A green Army overcoat bearing label 'Flights Ltd' dated 20th August 1943, assigned to Second Lieutenant TH Jackson RASC with Royal Army Service Corps buttons and epaulette studs, also a green peaked cap bearing internal label for 'Moss Bros' and a Sam Browne leather shoulder belt.

Four to Lieutenant R.S.S.Young, Special Force India Command, Royal Fusiliers, attd H.Q. 3rd west African Infantry Brigade, R.W.A.F.F.,1939-1945 Star; Burma Star; Defence Medal; War Medal. Together with condolence slip. Together with a pair to Captain J.A.B.Holborn, Royal Marines, Defence Medal; War Medal. Extremely fine. (Lot)Footnotes:Lieutenant Russell Selwyn Samuel Young joined up as soon as the war was declared, and after a period in the ranks and at an O.T.C.U. was commissioned to the Royal Fusiliers in 1940. Two months later he was drafted to Nigeria as a training officer to the West African Forces. Here he was at Various times acting adjutant and intelligence officer, finding his relaxation mainly in riding and cricket. In the autumn of 1943 he went to India and from there to the Burma front where, serving with the Special Force, he was staff officer at brigade H.Q. Then on the 17th April 1944 he was gravely wounded leading his men in a critical counter-attack. He was brought back, and although the doctors did everything possible and had hopes that he would pull through. He died in his sleep an hour or two later.From the O.C. Special Force India Command.'Special Force is a new formation, composed of personnel of the very highest physical and military standards. To have belonged to it is a great honour. as you will have read in the papers, the Force was put into action in the heart of Burma, from the air, and its only links with the base in India are wireless and aircraft, the latter operating from hastily improvised strips in the jungle. To accept, without question, orders that led to such isolation from comfortrest and safety, and to undergo the extreme hazards, hardships and strain of the campaign, called for more loyalty to the cause, and more self-sacrifice than is demanded of men in the more normal organisations in the service.Many people at home are proud of the fact that their sons and husbands are members of the Commandos, or the Airborne Divisions, or are in Parachute Units. I can assure you that the tasks of the Special Force embody all the riskes attendant to these corps, with the added load that our operations are carried out for far longer periods in hostile territory, and in far worse climatic conditions, and against an enemy no less tenacious than the Germans.In short, your son undertook cheerfully and with no thought of self, a task that ranks with ranks with the most hazardous and difficult asked of any man in this war.All ranks join in offering to you our deepest sympathy and in telling you of our admiration for our late comrade, whom we will always honour and respect'.The lot comprises additional items as follows: A photograph of a letter he wrote to his mother . Photograph album showing him at school and later his service with the RWAFF. Two small framed photographs of him in uniform. Two letters from Chaplain R.C.Hastie Smith to his mother. A R.W.A.F.F. epaulette. A CWGC note of his death and confirming his burial at the Taukkyan War Cemetery, Rangoon. A handwritten note relating to the Chindit badge. A note from David Young detailing his WW2 service. A Memorial that was printed in his school magazine.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

Silver presentation box, London Police Reserves, hallmarked London 1911, together with epaulette badge & provenance

Selection of Mostly Royal Artillery Cloth Insignia, including various rank insignias, epaulette slides, rank pips, trade badges etc. Some modern sealed pattern rank slides and selection of medal ribbons.

British Royal Air Force dress uniform jacket having L Harris Ltd label dated 1944 "War Service Dress Blouse Size 6", epaulette braid for the rank of flying officer, RAF pilots wing needlework brevet breast badge and medal ribbons for Distinguished Flying Cross DFC, 1939-45 star, Air Crew Europe star, WWII Defence medal, WWII war medal with oak leaf clasp etc. 

British Royal Air Force dress uniform jacket having R E Clothes Ltd label dated 1971 "Suit, Man's, Summer Dress, (North American), A/78/CLO/28130/DC68(1) W/Cdr G A Cheswood", epaulette rank insignia for Air Commodore, RAF pilots wing needlework brevet breast badge and medal ribbons for MBE, Distinguished Flying Cross DFC, General Service Medal, Korea Medal and United Nations Korea Medal  Definitely appears to read 'Cheswood'.

British Army dress uniform jacket having stitched label "Colonel Black Royal Flying Corps", with brass RFC buttons, RFC collar badges, epaulette stars and crown for the rank of Colonel, RFC pilot wings needlework brevet breast badge and medal ribbons for Military Cross MC, WWI 1914-18 star and Boer War King's South Africa Medal

British Royal Navy dress uniform jacket having W Hill & Co label "Size 26" and "J Clegg", brass naval buttons by Bliss Bros Ltd, epaulette bullion wire braid for the rank of Lieutenant and medal ribbons for 1939-45 star, Atlantic star with rosette, Africa star with rosette, Pacific star, Italy star, France and Germany star, WWII Defence medal and WWII war medal

British Royal Navy dress uniform jacket having H Lotery & Co Ltd label dated 1944 size 7, with brass naval buttons by Gaunt, epaulette rank braid for Lieutenant and medal ribbons for WWII 1939-45 star, Atlantic star, Africa star and Burma star, also a pair of trousers, (2)

British Army dress uniform jacket having cotton lining with Gordon Highlanders brass buttons by Firmin and Sons of London, Egypt collar badges, epaulette crown and star for the rank of Lieutenant Colonel and medal ribbons for Distinguished Service Order DSO, MBE, Military Cross MC, WWI 1914-18 star, war medal and Victory medal, 1939-45 star, France and Germany star and WWII was medal

British Army dress uniform jacket having Widman and Dodd of Ruskin House Birmingham label "6D253 Maj Harper-Shove 18/2/44" with brass The Royal Welch Fusiliers buttons by Gaunt of London, grenade collar badges, epaulette star and crown insignia for the rank of Lieutenant Colonel and medal ribbons for 1914-18 star, WWI war medal, Victory medal, 1939-45 star, WWII war medal, French Croix De Guerre and Belgian Croix De Guerre

British Army dress uniform jacket having brass spherical buttons possibly 6th Duke of Connaught Own Indian Army, epaulette crown and star insignia for the rank of Lieutenant-Colonel and medal ribbons for 1939-45 star, WWII war medal etc. 

British Army dress uniform jacket with brass George VI buttons by Pitt and Co, epaulette stars and crown insignia for the rank of Brigadier, Sam Brown style leather belt and medal ribbons for Military Cross MC, 1914-18 star, WWI war medal, Victory medal with oak leaf clasp and Coronation 1937 medal  No tailor's label.

British Army dress uniform jacket with brass Royal Engineers buttons, Ubique grenade collar badges, epaulette star insignia for the rank of Captain and medal ribbons for 1939-45 star, Africa star and WWII Defence medal

British Army dress uniform jacket having William Anderson and Sons Ltd of Edinburgh and Glasgow label "P J Henney May 1950 G89986" with Gordon Highlanders brass buttons by Anderson of Edinburgh, Ubique collar badges, epaulette star badges for the rank of Lieutenant and medal ribbon for General Service medal

British Army dress uniform jacket with Indian Engineers brass buttons, Ubique collar badges, epaulette crown insignia for the rank of Major and medal ribbons for 1914-18 star, WWI war medal, Victory medal, Africa general service medal, India general service medal, general service medal, 1939-45 star, Burma star, WWII war medal, French Croix De Guerre, Belgian Croix De Guerre etc. 

British Army dress uniform jacket having Austin Reed of Regent Street label "Brig C P Clarke A092026/79 181245" with 16th Punjab (India) brass buttons by Stillwell and Son Ltd, epaulette stars and crown badges for the rank of Brigadier, pair of red cloth gun badges and medal ribbons for 1914-18 star, WWI war medal, Victory medal with oak leaf clasp, India general service medal, 1939-45 star, Burma star, WWII war medal with oak leaf clasp etc.

British Army dress uniform jacket having "Quo Fata Vocant" brass buttons by Jennens and Co Ltd of London, Northumberland Fusiliers NF badges, epaulette stars and crown badges for the rank of Colonel and medal ribbons for The Most Distiguished Order of St Michael and St John, OBE, 1914-18 star, WWI war medal, Victory medal with oak leaf clasp, Coronation 1902, Jubilee 1935, Coronation 1937 etc. also a cap with Northumberland Fusiliers cap badge No tailor's label.