Thomas Del Mar - Arms & Armour

Miscellanea
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DEAN (BASHFORD): The Collection of Arms and Armor of
Rutherford Stuyvesant 1843-1909, plates, cloth binding,
unnumbered copy, 1914
£200-250
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TRAPP (O.): The Armoury of the castle of Churburg, James
Mann trans., plates, marks reproduced, cloth binding,
numbered 205 of 400 copies, 1929
£150-200
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HOFF (A), SCHEPELERN (H. D.), & BOESEN (G.): Royal Arms
at Rosenborg, 2 volumes, plates, paper binding, some
sections uncut, original case missing, Copenhagen 1956
£50-80
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NATIONAL RIFLE ASSOCIATION
THE CHALLENGE CUP OF NO.8 1ST MANCHESTER
RIFLES MEDAL PRESENTED TO SERGT. GEO: H. GREEN,
DATED 1867, cased; A SALTGLAZED JUG BY DOULTON,
LAMBETH, applied with an inscription in raised white slip
In commemoration of the last meeting at Wimbledon 1860-
89’, A PEWTER TANKARD, decorated with target shooting
riflemen in low relief; A MODERN PORCELAIN MUG BY
T.G. GREEN & CO LTD, commemorating the 1860-1960 of
the NRA at Bisley; and an undated presentation certificate
£120-180
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RILING (RAY): The Powder Flask Book, 1953; Patents for
Inventors: Abridgments of Specifications. Class 119,
Small-Arms (1855-66, 1867-76, 1877-88 and 1889-1900
(1993 reprint, 4 vols.); CARRINGTON-PIERCE (P): A
Handbook of Court and Hunting Swords 1660-1820; DEAN
(BASHFORD): Handbook of Armor European and Oriental;
SKENNERTON (IAN D.): A Treatise of the Snider The British
Soldier’s Firearm, 1866-1880 (1997); SHARP (HENRY):
Modern Sporting Gunnery, 1906; STONEHENGE; The Shot-
Gun and Sporting Rifle, 1859; HAYWARD (J.F.), European
Armour, 1951; ATKINSON (JOHN A.): The British Duelling
Pistol, 1978; ASHDOWN (CHARLES HENRY): British and
Foreign Arms and Armour, 1909; TAYLERSON (A.W.F.): The
Revolver 1865-1888, 1966; SKRIFTER (Tøjhumuseets)
[trans.], Four Studies on History of Arms, 1963; Exhibition
of Armour made in the Royal Workshops at Greenwich –
H.M Tower of London 22nd May-29th September, 1951;
HAYWARD (JOHN): Swords and Daggers, 1951;
PETERSON (HAROLD L.), American Knives – The First
History and Collectors’ Guide, 1958; Wallace Collection
Catalogues – European Arms and Armour, parts I – III,
1924; FREEMANTLE (HON. T.F.), The Book of the Rifle,
1901; DYNES (ROBERT J.) The Lee: British Service Rifle
from 1888 to 1950; The Canadian Journal of Arms
Collecting (various vols); Journal of The Arms and Armour
Society (various vols); auction catalogues (various)
including Christie’s 27th July 1939: A portion of the
Famous Collection of Arms and Armour and Works of Art
the property of the late Clarence H. MacKay, Esq.; and a
large quantity of books, journals and manuscripts
concerning firearms, ammunition etc.
(qty)
£250-350
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A COMPREHENSIVE COLLECTION OF MAINLY BRITISH
CAP BADGES INSIGNIA AND COLLAR DOGS
containing some ‘Stabrite’ examples medals, mounted on
card
(qty)
£400-500
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A COMPREHENSIVE COLLECTION OF 19TH AND 20TH
CENTURY MAINLY BRITISH AND COMMONWEALTH
MILITARY BUTTONS
with collar dogs annotated together in 2 boxes mounted on
card. Along with a quantity of cloth badges and insignia in
‘Stabrite’
(qty)
£500-600
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A LARGE COLLECTION OF AMERICAN AND WORLDWIDE
STABRITE AND ENAMEL CIVILIAN AND MILITARY
BADGES
along with Soviet and police enamel insignia mounted on
card.
(qty)
£200-300
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A QUANTITY OF EUROPEAN/WORLDWIDE ENAMEL
BADGES AND BUTTONS MOUNTED ON CARD
some Polish orders and squadron enamelled badges
mainly 20th century.
(qty)
£200-300
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