Militaria in association with the Tank Museum

aquatint, a new series of R. Ackermans "Costumes of the British Army" no. 9, framed and glazed, 36cm x 26cm

R.Ackermans Costumes of the Indian Army no. 2, aquatint, 36cm x 26cm

a coloured print, framed and glazed, 37cm x 30cm

R. Ackerman's Costumes of British Army no. 39, aquatint, framed and glazed, 38cm x 27cm; and another Honourable Artillery Company coloured print (2)

The Rifle Brigade (The Prince Consort's Own), coloured print; another Green Jacket coloured print (2)

engraving, framed and glazed, 39cm x 28cm

oil on canvas, printed on the back of the canvas "December 1916", 54cm x 46cm

various images titled "Content Spit", "Very Angry Spit", "Smart A55 Spit" "Baby Spit" "Nosey Spit" "Grumpy Spit", "Happy Spit" and "Sneaky Spit", framed and glazed, an original that never went to print, 20cm x 28cm

maintenance manual and instruction book for a Tractor 4x4 Medium AEC Matador; Vocabulary of Army Audience Stores, Records of the Dorset Yeomanry (5)

with wiper arms and brass catch, 58cm x 126cm

88", in camouflage green, four cylinder petrol engine 2286cc, chassis no. 24423137B, engine no. 2431869B, registration no. ABH194C, with full canvas hood, ammunition boxes to the back and tow-bar fitting

compiled by GC Monkton, completed in January 1923. Comprising various military and sporting signatures including General G. Whichcoat VC; Sir Arthur Gordon, Governor of NZ in 1822; George Cruikshank, cartoonist and illustrator of Works of Dickens; Sir Owen Semen, Editor of The Punch 1906 and writer of humorous verse; Captain Bruce Bairnsfather, cartoonist, playwrite and actor; a Surrey Cricket Club leaflet signed by A,A, Lilley, Arnold Warren, T. Haywood, EJ Hayes, John Gunn and JB Hobbs; and others

compiled by G.C. Monkton. Comprising signatures of Oscar Browning (1837-1923) man of letters, Professor of Cambridge University and historian; E.B.B. Ramsey 1793 The Dean of Edinburgh in 1846; Jack London, novelist and adventurer; Rev. E.A. Knox 1847, 4th Bishop of Manchester 1903-21; The Right Reverend The Hon. Augustus Legge, Bishop of Lichfield 1891; Baron M.D.M. Maclay, French Explorer in New Guinea; signed letters and other signatures

one describing his plans for a trip leaving Plymouth beating his record to Ambrose Light, New York in forty and a half days, dated 14th March 1962; the other dated 27th March 1962 on Francis Chichester Ltd letter head, Navigation Specialist, Map Makers and Publishers (2)

Ivan Sheppard was Churchill's nurse in the late 1950's and lived with the former wartime leader and politician at his home in Chartwell, Kent.

with photographic plates and a Georgian silver tea caddy spoon

with engraved inscription "Presented to Major G.C. Peake on his transfer from the 21st W.R.F.A. Brigate (T) by the Officers of the Second Battery: Lt. W. Philpot; 2nd Lt. HI Walker; RC Oldfield; GH Kitson; RL Pickard and Captain W.P. Bolton", London 1915

in a leather camera case

in original leather Leica case

in original leather case; and an Ernest Leitz Elmar F=9cm lens; other lens; a Leica Camera Guide and other items (a lot)

dated 1915, no. 9659, with a MKV brass and oak tripod, with military marks London 1916, by Mens, Brothers & Co., no. 13228 (2)

with carrying strap

late 19th century, with the original brass and wooden tripod, 126cm long; the tripod 160cm high

in original oak brass-bound case, with a brass plaque to the lid with inscription "R.J.T. Walker R.N.", no. K992, 14cm x 24cm; and a two-drawer telescope (2)

by R & J Becker Ltd, stamped "Mark IX" dated 1917, no. 1319, 58cm long

in the original leather carrying case, with inscription "The Royal Tank Corps"

including helmet and body armour of breast plates, 58cm long

One by the 15th Batallion Country of London Regiment, of the Royal Marines Regiment, etc. (6)

19th century, and a wooden Victorian police truncheon (2)

comprising two oil bottles, 12bore pull-through and a gun greaser pot (4)

by Parker

late 19th century, mounted on an oak base, with spring operated mechanism, no. 334631, 24cm long

with engraved decoration and horn-engraved nozzle, 22cm long

two powder horns, two leather gun holsters, a tinder lighter, and other items (a lot)

Provenance: The Estate of the Late John Howard Stevenson

and another copper shot flask (2)

with a quantity of various gun tools, shot flasks, flints and musket balls, and miscellaneous

circa 19th century (6)

and 5.56 fired machine gun ammunition belt and cartridges (2)

with full walnut stocks, floral engraved locks, brass trigger guards, brass butt caps, and wooden brass tipped ramrods, 39cm long

Provenance: The Estate of the Late John Howard Stevenson

with full walnut stock, damascus octagonal barrel, engraved lock and trigger guard, and horn tip ramrod, 28cm long

Provenance: The Estate of the Late John Howard Stevenson

with full walnut stock, octagonal barrel, engraved trigger guard, butt cap, and horn tipped ramrod, 36cm long

Provenance: The Estate of the Late John Howard Stevenson

with full walnut stock, brass floral engraved trigger guard, and horn tipped ramrod, 36cm

Provenance: The Estate of the Late John Howard Stevenson

with full walnut stock, damascus octagonal barrel, engraved floral decoration trigger guard, and horn tipped ramrod, 37cm long

Provenance: The Estate of the Late John Howard Stevenson

with walnut stocks, octagonal barrels, floral engraved locks and trigger guards, and steel swivel ramrods, 24cm long

Provenance: The Estate of the Late John Howard Stevenson

with walnut stock, engraved No 26, octagonal barrel, white metal trigger guard, butt cap, and steel swivel ramrod, 38cm long

Provenance: The Estate of the Late John Howard Stevenson

with full walnut stock, octagonal gold inlaid barrel, brass tipped ramrod, 38cm long

Provenance: The Estate of the Late John Howard Stevenson

with walnut stock, octagonal barrel, floral engraved action and trigger guard, 18cm long

Provenance: The Estate of the Late John Howard Stevenson