Object Listing

577/450 Martini Henry Rifle #320

Small oval silver box having an integrated lid, hinged at the side, loop and rig just below, front and back decorated with foliar engraving within a zig-zag border.

450 V&R Blakemore Revolver Pre-1898 #695

450 Belgian Bulldog Type Revolver Pre-1898 #Z537

8mm Steyr Rifle #5967

577/450 Martini Henry Rifle #20

Wrought iron. Two-pronged with hook at the back.

577/450 Martini Henry Rifle #21654

left mandible with m1-m3, sample track along hypoconulid following previous sample taken by Simone Brunton

577 Snider Rifle #17

Various Coins

11 Charcoal samples for case 8705This object is the parent object, whilst each child object is a unique item.

20 samples of fossil bone and teeth - each sample is a separate object with this batch as the parent id. Samples derived from Plovers Lake, Tobias Cave and Blind River

36 samples of Ivory - each sample is a separate object with this batch as the parent id. Codes = Site name + sample number

9 ostrich eggshell samples - each object is a separate item with this batch as the parent id

18 samples of pottery, 3 shell fragments, 1 charcoal fragment from KN2005/067, AK2006/006, TP2004/004, and MB2005/028. Each sample is a separate object with this batch as the parent id. Codes= Site reference + grid reference

These are 375 samples of unworked OES, 233 OES bead fragments, 21 flaked OES fragments, and 63 small and small/medium bovid teeth.

Oil on Canvas

The vessel was originally named HMS Bullfrog and used for harbour defence work. In 1946, the vessel was sold to Cable & Wireless Ltd and renamed CS Retriever and used for cable repair work.

Classic Arms Pty Ltd would like to export firearms/ objects linked to this case to the UK.

38S&W SMITH & WESSON ROVLVER #322438

455 WEBLEY REVOLVER #98995

455 WEBLEY REVOLVER #6232

455 WEBLEY REVOLVER #WR76023

38S&W Smith & Wesson Revolver #322438

455 Webley Revolver #98995

455 Webley Revolver #6232

450 Webley Revolver #WR76023

a Victorian English15 pounder field gun which was used by the British in the Boer war of 1899 to 1902, the Field gun was manufactured in 1898 in England.DESCRIPTION of  GUN15 pounder Breech loading,Mark IIIROD 1898REG No C4234Number 20

Cast with two entwined palm trees on a base moulded with three open cartouches above a foliate border, raised on three Acanthus and scroll feet.

Artist: Vladimir Griegorovich Tretchikoff (South African, 1913-2006)
Title: 'Journey's End' Oil on canvas. Signed 'TRETCHIKOFF' (lower right)Size: 79 x 73.7cm (31 1/8 x 29in).

Vladimir Tretchikoff
Still life of Anthuriums signed and dated 'TRETCHIKOff 51' (lower right)oil on canvas76.5 x 63.5cm (30 1/8 x 25in).