A late 19th Century military telegram message from Queen Victoria to Sir Samuel Wolseley after the battle of Tel el Kebir, reads 'Warmest congratulations, thank God for victory reply of beloved Arthur expect to all my admiration and sympathy and sorrow for heavy losses' with envelope, also message and signal sheets relating to action around Fleur with a pad of unused instructions for army book 165 for the use of mounted officers and two 19th Century German hand written and leather bound poetical works (qty)

A First World War Turkish Prisoner of War beadwork snake, green and dated 1917, length 128cm, and a similar bl

Lot 566
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An early 19th Century mahogany stick barometer, the architectural pediment cornice above the silvered register

Lot 575
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JFP Camm, an Arts and Crafts collage decorated panel of a female wearing a headdress and a necklace, signed an

Lot 606
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