ROYAL NAVY INTEREST. 18k stamped gold pocket watch, inscribed NDH from RC - 27.IV.1910. NORTH DE COIGNY DALRYMPLE-HAMILTON. North was the father of Admiral Sir Frederick Hew George Dalrymple-Hamilton, commander of Rodney during the engagement with Bismark. His son also called North was serving on HMS King George V during the same engagement. The watch has 18k stamps to inner lid and dust cover and works with a gentle wind. 39mm face and has a gross weight of 65.5g

A LENZKIRCH pendulum mantel clock standing approx 40cm high with plaque for the Sutherland Rifle Association prize presented by the Duke of Sutherland to Lieutenant Andrew Dunnet in 1901. Comes with key. Note second hand detached but present.

A fully hallmarked silver salver ''Presented to Flying Officer J.R. Leggate by The Commanding Officer, Officers, N.C.O.s and Airmen on No. 201 FLYING BOAT SQUADRON on the occasion of his Marriage 5th December 1936'' At this time 201 Squadron were operating SARO Flying Boats training on anti Submarine measures later becoming operational on Sunderlands. James Reginal Leggate was later Wing Commander D.S.O. and died in 1999. Measures 20cm approx and weighs 380g approx

A small distressed silver hallmarked award cup no. 84B Squadron Shaibah Champion Bomber 1929, a small 1936 inscribed Scottish Horse Invergowrie cup, and 2 others.

Wonderful large 2007 British Library Publication entitled THE GREAT MAP The Military Survey of Scotland 1747 - 55 by William Roy. Limited edition 416/1200. ISBN 978 184158 667 0. In slip case and in lovely condition.

A superb brass lot of interest to the gunsmith comprising brass shotgun filler possibly by Kynoch, a syringe by Helliards of Nicholson St, Edinburgh, 2 Hawkesley powder measures, and others

Modern tin reproduction Gunmaker's advertising sign. Cogswell & Harrison Ltd, London. 40cm x 30cm approx good condition.

WWII Era R.A.F. Mk III I.C.A.N. Navigational Computor Ref. No. 6B/180. Appears to be in good order.

Pair of trench art style candle sticks with shield design base, three pikes and lance shaped shaft. Height: 24cm approx

An interesting and potentially special pair of early WWII Kriegsmarine Ernst Leitz Wetzlar 7x50 Binoculars together with authentication by the Leitz Wetzlar Museum in Wetzlar Germany. These have an early "Hooked Beak" Eagle clutching the swastika, are fully marked Leitz Wetzlar & "M" for marine BUT have no serial or production number. The most likely explanation is that these were a presentation pair - perhaps for a returning U-boat or Kriegsmarine "Ace" as Leitz and Zeiss were known to present individually made pairs with especially good optics to the "tonnage aces". This is, to some extent, backed up by the Leitz museum emails. Both eyepieces move and focus separately, good definition markings and clearly engraved, top bakelite cover attached by good strong "bungee" cord. Good condition, nearly complete black japanning with minor marks & scuffs. Optics have some internal mould, fogging and some very minor chipping/nibbling around edges (out of visual field). Non-original but good-fitting brown case. The vendor contacted Paul Kuntz at the Leitz wetzlar museam www.leica-welt.com who advised '' Hello Mr. ------, Thank you very much for your inquiry and for showing us your very interesting binoculars. To answer your question directly, we cannot tell you why there is no number on these binoculars. We could only guess. These are certainly genuine early war with the hooked beak design. The most likely explanation is what you have already been told that they were a non standard presentation pair. There are always binoculars coming onto the market where there is no serial number. I think only the person who did the engraving at the time can tell us. Finding this person is probably almost impossible. Today, you can only find this kind of information in books. I have a lot of books here, but unfortunately no information about it.

A military photograph 1918 ROYAL MILITARY COLLEGE, SANDHURST showing O company RMC all named 53 x 43cm approx

A framed photo of the OFFICER'S ALLIED MILITARY GOVERNMENT Verona, Italy in 1945. Frame size 24x19cm approx

A lovely framed photograph of a military gent. Frame 28x20cm approx

Small photo of WESTLAND LYSANDER. Frame size 18 x 18cm approx