HE 7th F.A.B. YANDOO. 7th Field Artillery Brigade. News, sports items and anecdotes of the Brigade whilst on the troopship, in camp and in the firing line.
$65
$20
$20
HELMET OF FIREFIGHTERS OF St. JEAN DANGELY circa 1852
Entirely in brass with a mobile visor stamped in relief with two crossed axes linked together by a ribbon. The front is decorated with a flaming bomb. Black hair caterpillar. Brass front plate stamped with a shield with flaming bomb framed with oak and laurel branches; in the lower part, axes and spears and in the upper part a ribbon bearing the inscription and all topped with flames. Brass chin straps composed of two rosettes with two brass chin straps stamped with scalloped scales. Plume holder with square section decreasing towards the bottom complete with plume. These French Fire Fighters could be called early Sappers in the Military and looked after gun powder stores etc.
No leather liner otherwise Very Good Condition SOLD
History of the 15th Bn. By T. P. Chataway (Burridge reprint).
SOLD
HISTORY OF THE 2nd LIGHT HORSE RGT. AIF 1914-1919 - by G.-H.-Bourne, 94 pages.
SOLD
HISTORY OF THE 2nd LIGHT HORSE RGT. AIF 1914-1919 - by G.-H.-Bourne, 94 pages.
$125
Honorary Chaplain to the King G.VI.R. Badge
Royal cypher surrounded by a wreath of oak and laurel leaves and measuring approximately 50mm x 35mm.
In virtually mint condition, completely free from damage and with its horizontal pin and bar in place on the reverse. Appears to be unmarked silver. In superb condition.
EF $385
Hooves, Wheels and Tracks - A history of the 4th/19th Prince of Wales's Light Horse Regiment by David Holloway. History of 4th Light horse WW1 through to the 4th/19th.
$135
HOW AUSTRALIA TOOK GERMAN NEW GUINEA. An illustrated record of the Australian Naval & Military Expeditionary Force by F. S. Burnell (1990 edition).
$55
CHARGE OF THE HEAVY BRIGADE
Three: Crimea 1854-56, 3 clasps, "Balaklava, Inkermann, and Sebastopol" officially impressed to E. Quinn. 6th Dragoons, Army L.S. & G.C., V.R., small letter reverse to 955. Edwd. Quinn. 11th Hussars; Turkish Crimea 1855, Sardinian issue in contemporary running script to 957 E. Quinn, 6th Dragoons.
Edward Quinn was born in County Donegal and attested for the 6th Dragoons at Enniskillen on 3 October 1846, aged 20 years. He is shown in the muster rolls as being on active duty with his regiment for the whole of the quarter dating 1st October to the 31st December 1854, and it is most probable, therefore, that he took part in the famous charge of the Heavy Brigade at Balaklava. Medal roll states "Invalided home 15 Sept 1855". He transferred to the 11th Hussars on 1 November 1866 and was discharged from the service on 1 November 1870. Sold with copied discharge papers.
Light contact marks, otherwise VF SOLD
$25
Hurcombe's Hungry Half Hundred. A memorial history of the 50th Battalion AIF 1916-1919 by R. Freeman.
SOLD
IN GOOD COMPANY. - Being a record of the 6th Machine Gun Company A.I.F. by W. A. Carne.
$65
India General Service Medal 1854 one clasp : "Burma 1885 - 7" named in running script to: 1162 Pte. T. Keohane 2nd Bn.Rl.Muns.Fus.
This medal was originally found on the Geraldton rubbish tip - north of Perth. It appears the Keohane family came to Western Australia in the early 1900's.
Worthy of further research
Good/VF SOLD
INDIA GENERAL SERVICE MEDAL1854 one clasp : "Burma 1885 - 7" named in running script to: 1162 Pte. T. Keohane 2nd Bn.Rl.Muns.Fus.
This medal was originally found on the Geraldton rubbish tip - north of Perth. It appears the Keohane family came to Western Australia in the early 1900's.
Worthy of further research
Good VF SOLD
ingle : ANZAC Medallion correctly engraved to A. RHODES in box of issue and outer postage box. To 28 Dvr. Arthur Rhodes 1st Light Horse Brigade Headquarters.
This is confirmed with the Address on the outside matching the application form in his file written by Mrs J. H. Rhodes (his widow).
Records show Dvr Rhodes embarked on the 21.10.1914 with the 1st Light Horse Brigade Headquarters on board the HMAT Devonha at Gallipoli. The next entry shows on 14/7/1915 that he was sent to an English hospital with pneumonia and eventually discharged on the 3.3.1916 in Melbourne.
In WW2 he re-enlisted under the number VX101214 with the Auxiliary Horse Transport Coy as a SGT.
EF SOLD
ingle : Territorial Efficiency Medal 1921 George V issue. Impressed to T-8893 PTE. A. CHALMERS R.A.S.C.
VF SOLD
$20
Irish Fusiliers Bearskin Busby Helmet.
A good pre Great War example, with War Department markings broad arrow & 1913, complete with its brass badge and green horse hair hackle to the right side, with a leather chin strap, complete with its separate bag cover (not shown), in good condition with the leather interior showing signs of wear commensurate with wear with the chin strap chain stitching loose at one end
Bearskin in very good condition. $1485
ISLE OF WIGHT RIFLES CAP BADGE
