BRONZE TRIBAL MASK - CONGO a bronze mask from the Congo, probably 20thc in date. 49cms high

A JAPANESE NAVAL DIRK. A Kai Gunto Naval Officers Dirk, with brass and leather scabbard. A clean 9" blade, with a small loss of plating at the tip.

MAMOD STEAM ROADSTER the car in it's original packaging and box, and with a Mamod leaflet.

CASED DEANE & ADAMS PERCUSSION REVOLVER. A 50 caliber Deane, Adams & Deane percussion revolver with label for 30 King William Street, London Bridge inside the lid. Adams Patent No 9321R, enscribed on the frame, Deane, Adams & Deane 30 K William St, London Bridge on the 7.5" barrel. Much of the original blueing remains on the barrel and frame, light surface rust to the cylinder finish. Again the chamber is marked 9321R, the butt with chequered grip. Bullet mould, wad cutter, and nipple key also cleaning rod are in the case. See Illustration.

POSTCARD ALBUM - TRAINS approx 200 postcards, including locomotives, stations, bridges, etc.

A SHAMSHIR SWORD. A middle-eastern Shamshir with rusted swept 30.5" blade. Straight quillions and partial metal wrapped classic grips. Heavy pitting towards the point, light grooved fullers. In a wooden scabbard with partial original covering, written details on it date it found in 1917 near Sinai.

RARE SET OF WW2 POSTERS - 'SEEING IT THROUGH' a wonderful set of six WW2 posters, entitled 'Seeing it through'. These posters were commissioned by London Transport in 1944, commemorating acts of heroism made by Civilian Workers during the war. Designed by Eric Henri Kennington and accompanied by poems by Patrick Herbert, the posters depict a Policeman, Tube Station Porter, Bus Driver (two versions), Bus Conductor, and Firefighter. The posters are unframed. *Examples of these posters can be found in the London Transport Museum.