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Click here to subscribeHand painted Revolutionary War porcelain soldier figure adjusting his white glove. Near the end of 1776, George Washington formed a horse mounted cavalry, known as the Light Dragoons, and were the eyes and ears for the American Army. Dimensions: 3.75"L x 3.25"W x 12.25"HManufacturer: Andrea by SadekCondition: Age related wear.
Collection of 11 cigarette card part sets ring binder albums including numerous sets by Wills such as Cricketers, Bristol & London, Ogdens Cathedrals and Abbeys, Wills Allied Army Leaders, Ogdens Jockeys and Owners Colours, Edwardian Wills Kings and Queens, single Franklin Davy & Co boxing card, etc
STAR WARS: THE EMPIRE STRIKES BACK (1980) - British Royal Charity World Premiere Empire Day Poster, 1980Bidding for this lot will end on Thursday 30th May. The auction will begin at 2:00PM BST and lots are sold sequentially via live auctioneer; tune in to the live streaming broadcast on auction day to follow the pace. A first for Propstore and an exceptionally rare British Royal Charity World Premiere poster designed by Eddie Paul of FEREF with finished artwork by Ralph McQuarrie that features a version of McQuarrie's Vader in Flames artwork. The Charity World Premiere took place in London on the 20th May 1980 (as stated on the poster). This date was very close to the original British Empire Day, which was first held in 1902, on Queen Victoria's birthday the 24th May, and became an annual event from 1916 until it changed in 1958. The 20th Century Fox marketing department took full advantage of the film's release date as an army of Stormtroopers - in Jeeps and on foot - took to the streets of London, holding placards of this poster to build up the crowd's already heightened excitement for the much-anticipated sequel. Presented unrestored in original flat, unfolded condition this example displays to excellent effect and is one of the rarest posters and pieces of marketing material known to exist for The Empire Strikes Back and the series. 16.35" x 22.25" (41.5 x 56.5 cm)Condition: Very FineUnfolded with some minor handling wear, a few tiny stains and some surface wear under the S of "is".Artist: Eddie Paul, Ralph McQuarrie£10000 - 20000VAT Status: M
ARMY OF DARKNESS (1992) - Bruce Campbell Autographed PhotoBidding for this lot will end on Thursday 30th May. The auction will begin at 2:00PM BST and lots are sold sequentially via live auctioneer; tune in to the live streaming broadcast on auction day to follow the pace. "This ... is my BOOMSTICK!". A Bruce Campbell autographed production still from Sam Raimi's Army of Darkness featuring a battle-worn Ash holding aloft his twelve-gauge Remington shotgun. Campbell has signed the photo "Stay Groovy!" with "Ash" under the large autograph.8" x 10" (20 x 25 cm)Additional Information: Signed by Bruce CampbellCondition: Near Mint+Artist: Unknown Artist£100 - 200VAT Status: M
SCARFACE (1983) - David Frangioni Collection: Italian Commercial Poster, 1983Bidding for this lot will end on Thursday 30th May. The auction will begin at 2:00PM BST and lots are sold sequentially via live auctioneer; tune in to the live streaming broadcast on auction day to follow the pace. An Italian commercial poster for the Brian De Palma gangster classic Scarface (1983). Known for its unflinching and decadent depiction of the life of a Miami drug lord, Scarface has become a cult classic revered for its memorable dialogue, savvy visual style, and over-the-top violence. The poster shows a colour image of Al Pacino as Cuban gangster Tony Montana during the famous climatic sequence when he unleashed fury in his mansion upon the army of Sosa's men using an M16 machine, uttering the iconic line "Say Hello To My Little Friend".Provenance: David Frangioni is a published author, music businessman, producer, technologist, engineer, philanthropist, and drummer. He has worked with Aerosmith, Shakira, Ringo Starr, Ozzy Osbourne, Robbie Williams, and hundreds more. He is CEO of Modern Drummer Magazine and has several books published, including Clint Eastwood: Icon: The Essential Film Art Collection and Crash: The World's Greatest Drum Kits, both by Insight Editions. Frangioni is considered one of the world's most prominent and knowledgeable collectors of Clint Eastwood memorabilia and boasts an enviable archive of movie posters and memorabilia.53" x 38" (135 x 97 cm)Condition: Good+Rolled with a fair amount of handling and edge wear. Tape has been used to the front of the poster to repair some of the larger tears.Artist: Unknown Artist£600 - 1200VAT Status: Ω
SCARFACE (1983) - Al Pacino Framed Autograph DisplayBidding for this lot will end on Thursday 30th May. The auction will begin at 2:00PM BST and lots are sold sequentially via live auctioneer; tune in to the live streaming broadcast on auction day to follow the pace. A framed autographed colour still of Al Pacino as Miami drug lord, Tony Montana from Brian De Palma's gangster classic Scarface (1983). The image shows the iconic moment when Montana unleashed fury in his mansion upon the army of Sosa's men using an M16 machine gun and is autographed by Pacino in black ink. A plaque featuring the character name, film title, and classic quote, "Say Hello To My Little Friend", is situated underneath the image.(Framed): 13" x 19.25" (33 x 49 cm)Condition: Near MintArtist: Unknown Artist£200 - 400VAT Status: M
Prog Rock L.P's, twenty four Albums, including Pink Fairies - Kings Of Oblivion (Polydor 2383 212, 1973) original UK pressing, MC5-Kick Out The James, Pavlov's Dog - Pampered Menial, The Nice - Ars Longa Vita Brevis, Five Bridges, Amon Duul II - Hijack, Phallus Dei, Flash - Out Of Our Hands, In The Can, Flash, West Bruce and Laing - Why Dontcha, Peter Hammill - The Silent Corner And The Empty Stage, UK - UK, Baker Gurvitz, Army - Baker Gurvitz Army, Elysian Encounter, and others by, Genesis, Moody Blues, ELP and Wishbone Ash, generally VG.
Irish War of Independence.- Walshe (Maurice Reginald, Irish Republican, imprisoned at Spike Island, Cork; Kilkenny Prison, Limerick Prison and elsewhere) Behind prison bars in Stricklands Command, manuscript, c. 124pp. excluding blanks, 1f. torn in half without loss, some ff. loose and others working loose, slightly browned, free endpapers torn and loose, original cloth, defective with loss, lacks spine, 255 x 194mm., [c. 1920's].*** An account of various incidents and imprisonment in the Anglo-Irish war of 1920-21. One incident concerns a Lieutenant Litchfield [Litchford] of the Lincolnshire Regiment, "A party of Republican Officers were surprised by a patrol of Police and Military at Knockroe Drangan. Hopelessly outnumbered... the small party would not comply with the order of 'surrender' and after a short engagement Lieutenants Fleming Lieutenant Patrick Hackett and Adjutant Martin Clancy were shot. The present writer was captured here. On the following evening... our friend Lieutenant Litchfield arrived from Tipperary with his Armoured car & I quickly learned that it was the intention of this officer to carry the dead Republican officers to Tipperary on the back of the car, and that I was to be placed immediately over the dead bodies of my comrades and secured there by means of a rope tied round my body and handcuffs placed on my wrists." - Walsh.Other headings include: "Tipperary Military Barracks"; "An informer in Camp"; "Jokes passed between soldiers and prisoners"; "Hostage taking from Tipperary"; "Fermoy Barracks Cork"; "Sentenced to death"; "Hunger Striking"; "Spike Island"; "Active Resistance"; "Removal to Kilkenny Prison"; "The making of the Tunnel" etc.Sir Peter Strickland (1869–1951), army officer.
India.- Anglo-Indian School (19th century) The Bridge from the North Bank of the River Kaveri, Trichinopoly, brush and ink, watercolour, on thin wove paper without watermark, inscribed in ink verso 'The bridge over the river Cavery at Trichinopoly/ Madras - E. Indies. This bridge was built by/ the English Government 4 or 5 years ago. 1855', 254 x 430 mm (10 x 16 7/8 in), minor handling creases, small nicks and tears, unframed, [1855]*** Likely by a British Army Officer in India in the 1850s, and presumably the same hand as the two subsequent lots.
Cromwell (Oliver, Lord Protector of England, Scotland, and Ireland, as Captain-General of the Army, 1599-1658) Commission appointing Samuel Rose Captain Lieutenant in Sir William Constable's Regiment of Foot, D.s. "O. Cromwell", manuscript on vellum, folds, slightly soiled, lacks red wax seal in corner, 190 x 280mm., 10th January 1652.*** On the cusp of assuming full power as Lord Protector of England.
Pentland Rising.- A Proclamation, against those rebels that have not accepted the Act of Indempnity. Edinburgh, the ninth day of May, one thousand six hundred and sixty eight, broadside, 2ff., black letter, woodcut royal arms at head and a decorative initial, worming, a few small holes or splits, with minor loss to text (mostly on second f.), some creasing, folds, [Wing S1619A], folio, Edinburgh, Printed by Evan Tyler, 1668. *** Rare at auction. The act was passed in 1667 in the wake of the Covenantor rebellion, known as the Pentland Rising. It was sparked by the mistreatment of an old man by soldiers in Dalry, Kirkcudbrightshire. The locals took those soldiers and reinforcements prisoner. A Covenantor army then marched towards Edinburgh under Colonel James Wallace. They were defeated by a government force led by Tam Dalyell of the Binns. Between 40 and 50 Covenanters were killed and up to 85 prisoners taken, many of whom were allegedly tortured. 36 were executed and others were transported to Barbados. Unrest continued over the next two decades, culminating in the period of repression from 1679 to 1688 known as 'The Killing Time'.
India.- Revolt in Central India 1857-59 (The): compiled in the Intelligence Branch Division of the Chief of Staff Army Head Quarters India, ink number '1088' to title, 10 maps, of which 6 folding and one in pocket at end, scattered faint spotting, cracked hinges, ink-stamp of "Garrison Engineer, Wellington" dated 1909 to front fre endpaper, original cloth, fading to spine and edges, small hole to spine, paper spine label with small loss, rubbed and worn, bumping to corners and extremities, small 4to, Simla, 1908.
China.- Japan.- Manchuria Daily News Souvenir Enthronement Supplement March First 1934, 3 colour plates, illustrations, many full-page, previous owner's printed label at foot of first ff., scattered faint spotting, staple binding with odd rust mark, original pictorial wrappers, slight chipping and creasing to edges, faint marginal staining, old tape repairs to corners and spine, housed in modern drop-back box, folio, [Dairen], 1934. *** A rare survivor. In the English language, this can only be assumed to be aimed at a British or American market. Including an advertisement for the 'South Manchuria Railway', and good wishes from 'General Motors Japan' and the 'Ford Motor Co. of Japan' amongst others. After the Japanese invasion of Manchuria in 1931, it was renamed Manchukuo and treated as a puppet state under the control of the Japanese army. On 1st March 1934 Manchukuo was declared a monarchy with Puyi installed on the throne as Emperor, the last Qing Emperor.
Six medals named or attributed to Captain J. E. Thoresby, Royal Army Medical Corps: 1914 Star (LIEUT: J. E. THORSESBY R.A.M.C.), un-official but legitimate engraved alteration to name*; British War Medal 1914-20 and Victory Medal (CAPT. J. E. THORESBY.); 1939-45 Star, Atlantic Star, War Medal 1939-45; mounted for wearing, the first near fine, the others very fine [6]; together with a private purchase trench periscope, and a pair of field glasses by Karl Zeiss in a leather case.round medals 36mm diameter* Records show that this officer was issued with the 1914 Star under the name J.E.T. Jones, which he changed by deed poll in 1919.
Miscellaneous medals, including: Army Temperance Association medals (7); Merionethshire Agricultural Society, silver prize medal (W.E. OAKELEY WELSH HEIFER CALF 8 MNTHS TOWYN SHOW SEPT 12TH 1902), good very fine; Edinburgh University, three bronze prize medals to Duncan McF. Barker (Physicus 1900, Diseased of the Eye 1903-04 and Mental Diseases 5th Medal 1904); and other items. [qty]Not scale
A Queen's South Africa Medal to Lieutenant Francis Sandham Geary, Hampshire Regiment (Mounted Infantry), who was killed in action East of Bloemfontein in April 1900: 1st type (b), 3 clasps: Relief of Kimberly, Paadeberg, Driefontein (Lieut. F. S. GEARY. 2/Hamps. Rgt.), engraved, extremely fine and toned with ghost dates.36mm diameterThis officer was killed in action at Sannah' s Post, near Thaba N'chu in the Orange Free State, 27th April 1900. The second son of Lieutenant-General Sir Henry Le Guay Geary, K.C.B., he was born in February 1874 and educated at the United Services College, Westward Ho, and at the Royal Military Academy. He was commissioned into the Hampshire Regiment in October 1894 and promoted Lieutenant in August 1897. The 2nd Battalion Hampshire Regiment did not form part of the original Army Corps sent to South Africa in 1899 because it had insufficient men to make it up to war establishment. It did, however, contribute 35 men to the Mounted Infantry, under the charge of Lt. Geary, who therefore proceeded to South Africa in advance of his Regiment (in October 1899) and saw considerable action there. It was during an ambush against a British cavalry brigade that he was "killed in a gallant stand against overwhelming odds."
The Great War M.C. group of four to Major Frank Charles Gordon Naumann, Royal Artillery, comprising: Military Cross, George V, unnamed as issued; 1914-15 Star (391 GNR. F.C.G. NAUMANN. H.A.C. (ART.)); British War Medal 1914-20 (MAJOR F.C.G. NAUMANN.); Victory Medal, the ribbon fixed with two oak leaf emblems (MAJOR F.C.G. NAUMANN.), some time mounted for wearing; good very fine or better, [4]; accompanied by the recipient's swing mounted set of corresponding dress miniature medals, about extremely fine; together with a mounted set of seven miniature medals attributable to this officer's son, comprising: M.B.E., 1939-45 Star, Africa Star with 1st Army emblem, Italy Star, Defence Medal, War Medal 1939-45 with oak leaf, George VI Efficiency Decoration with Territorial bar; and other items.44mm width of crossBy descent.Frank Naumann disembarked in Egypt on the 10th of April 1915, as a Gunner with the Honourable Artillery Company Artillery. He was commissioned into the Special Reserve of Officers later that year as a Probationary 2nd Lieutenant, which appointment was confirmed in February of 1916. In the following month he transferred to the RHA. He rose to Acting Captain in 1917 and was a Major with seniority from the 11th of September 1919. He returned to service in the Second World War as a Captain and a Major, and he died in October 1947 at the age of 55 years. His Military Cross was announced in the London Gazette of the 4th of June 1917 "for distinguished service in the field". He was mentioned in a despatch of General Sir Douglas Haig of the 13th of November 1916 (London Gazette 4th January 1917).
Second World War Prisoner of War interest: a fascinating and scarce archive of original documents, medals, and secondary ephemera preserved by the late Lieutenant Ernest Boyes Lee, Royal Army Service Corps, who worked on escape maps and intelligence while a P.O.W. and was awarded the France & Germany Star in spite of having been captured by the Germans before the Dunkirk evacuation.Medals: 1939-45 Star; France and Germany Star; War Medal 1939-45; Efficiency Medal (Territorial), Elizabeth II, with second award bar (6792074 PTE. E. B. LEE. R.A.S.C.), mounted for wearing, good very fine, [4]Documents and Epehmera: a large collection including escape maps, correspondence, an article written for the Bank of England's staff journal describing some of the recipient's activities in Oflag VII C Prison Camp, authority for the France and Germany Star (scarce to men taken prisoner prior to D-Day); together with a small number of badges and other personal effects. Round medal 36mm diameter Ernest Boyes Lee served with the British Expeditionary Force in France and was captured by the Germans on the 22nd May 1940. As prisoner number 319 he was interned at Oflag VII C, where from early 1941 he began to receive letters from a friend giving news of the War in coded form, which he was able to disseminate to the other prisoners. The content of the letters appeared harmless to censors, concerned with social matters and trivial seeming news from home; but the writer included allusions to unknown persons and inexplicable events and Lee soon perceived that these were cryptic references to the progress of the war. As Lee himself explains in "Gepruft", a 1951 article for the staff journal of the Bank of England:"T. continued to write regularly. Letter by letter he built up a framework...the key to many of the clues was beyond the reach of all except T's intimate friends...others were simple anagrams or in the form of crossword clues."Examples included imaginary racehorses: "Pike Cave, a filly lacking pace" (Kiev); and "my boy-friend has dumped any amount of luggage personelly [sic] at my home" (an encouraging reference to the build-up of U.S. forces prior to the allied invasion of Europe).Lee was transferred to Oflag VII B late in the same year, where a smuggled radio provided news of the outside world, augmented by ongoing letters. He also took part in the production of escape maps, of which a number are included with this lot. In 1945, with the Allies closing in, the Germans began forced marches of prisoners of war to try and keep them out of the hands of the liberating forces. It is at this point that Lee's story coincides with that of Lieutenant Colonel William Douglas Baird Thompson, D.S.O., M.C.Lt. Col. Thompson, who had been commissioned from the ranks into the Durham Light Infantry in 1915, was decorated for gallantry in action at Arras in 1917 (M.C.) and during the German offensive of March 1918. He was furthermore awarded the French Croix de Guerre for participating in the capture of 85 German soldiers at Cuitron in July 1918. Like Ernest Boyes Lee he was captured by the Germans before the Dunkirk evacuations.On the 14th April 1945 the Germans attempted to march a large party of Allied prisoners from Oflag VII B to Berchtesgaden, where it was intended that they be held as hostages. This failed when the column was mistakenly attacked by American P-47 Thunderbolts, killing 12 and injuring 40. Thompson initiated a retreat to the camp, and his orders were confirmed by the Germans. On the evening of the 15th the prisoners set off on a second march that led, by the night of the 23rd, to Stalag VII A at Moosburg in Bavaria. The following day Thompson was confirmed in command of the British forces, which he put on an operational footing, freeing Russian prisoners from the cells at Moosburg, and securing a bridge for the use of the advancing U.S. forces. Although many senior Germans, including the camp commandant and the mayor of Moosburg, were keen to capitulate peacefully, other elements, such as the S.S Division Charlemagne, were not; and in the confused situation that followed the surrender of the Commandant, there was fighting in the vicinity of the camp. Thompson stated that on the 29th April "First tanks of the 14 Am Div US Army broke through the Kommandantur, certain amounts of firing within the camp, Able to arm guards and piquets."It was in recognition of these operational services that the prisoners who served under Thompson's command, Ernest Boyes Lee among them, were deemed eligible for the France and Germany Star.
Four copper medals, vis.: British Army Enters Madrid 1812, by T. Wyon Sr., head of Wellington left, rev. garlanded shields of Britain, Portugal and Spain on a plinth inscribed with battles, trophies of arms, 45mm (E 1025), light staining, otherwise extremely fine; Duke of Wellington - Governor of Plymouth, by T. Webb, head left, rev. biographical inscription, 55mm (E 1118), extremely fine or nearly so; death of George III 1820, by Webb after Mudie, head right, rev. 12 lines of text, 41mm, light staining, otherwise about extremely fine; George IV, coronation 1821, by B. Pistrucci, laureate head left, rev. the King enthroned is crowned by Victory, 35mm (E 1146a), light scratching to reverse field, nearly extremely fine. [4]44.8mm first medal
The Second World War group of four medals attributed to Henry Alexander Leonard Geary, R.A. and R.I.A.S.C.: 1939-45 Star, Burma Star, Defence Medal, War Medal 1939-45, mounted for wearing and unnamed as issued; together with an identical mounted group, a group of corresponding dress miniature medals, and a Burma Star Association lapel badge, very fine. (The following details derive from family tradition): The recipient (son of John Alexander Geary, D.S.O.) was an apprentice to Riley in Coventry before it merged with Morris in the late 1930s. He enlisted at the start of the Second World War, serving initially with the Royal Artillery before being seconded to the Royal Indian Army Service Corps. He was captured by the Japanese in Burma and worked on a railway as a P.O.W.
A group of four medals, awarded to 2 Lieut C N C Dickson RAF, comprising an AFC, British War Medal, Victory Medal, and a George VI Coronation Medal, with miniatures, Army Book 425 Pilot's Flying Log Book, a Royal Air Force Pilot's Flying Log Book, RFC Training Transfer Card, other ephemera and copy documentation in an album (qty)AFC has been soldered repaired, cannot see any combat noted
An assortment of small hand painted porcelain figure accessories. Includes set of 6 Salvation Army Band, 1 piece Parkwest 10th Anniversary Village Express Van, set of 2 Transport, 1 piece of Village Express Van, and set of 3 Organ Grinder. Department 56 markings. Each set has its original boxes. The largest box measures: 5"L x 2"W x 6.5"H. The largest piece, Village Express Van, measures: 4.5"L x 2.25"W x 3"H. Manufacturer: Department 56Condition: Age related wear.
Clare/Limerick/Kildare: Mungret Annual 1899 and1953; Sable Wings over tje Land-Ennis County Clare during the Great Famine by Ciarán Ó Murchadha; Shannon Departures-a study in regional initiatives by Bernard Share, 1992; A Most Delightful Station-The British Army on the Curragh 1855-1922 by Con Costello plus 3 others (8)
Corgi Showcase Collection CSFS10004 four piece Battle of Britain Memorial Flight set, window boxed; Corgi Showcase Collection CSCW24004 four piece Sword Beach D-Day 60th Anniversary Commemorative series, window boxed; Corgi D-Day 60th Anniversary 1:50 scale M4 A3 Sherman "Thunderbolt" - US Army, 37th Tank Battalion, 4th Armoured Division, boxed; another, boxed; Corgi World War II Allies CC60103, 1:50 scale Series I, Churchill Tank, NA75 - British Army 'A' Squadron, 51 RTR, Gothic Line - Italy 1944, boxed with literature; other Corgi Showcase models etc, each boxed (8)
Silver Hallmarked Golf Collectables, to include a silver teaspoon, a trophy top with golfing figure 2 Daily mirror and morning post Tournament for ladies golf c1938, an Army Golfing Society Ordnance cup winner 1961, Sandwich silver pin dish with an inset plated medal, total weight including the plated medal 210g
The Boeing B-17G Flying Fortress is a renowned World War II-era heavy bomber aircraft developed by Boeing for the United States Army Air Forces (USAAF). It was one of the most iconic and heavily produced bombers of the war, known for its ability to withstand damage and carry a significant bomb load. Here are some key features and details about the Boeing B-17G Flying Fortress:1. **Development**: The B-17 Flying Fortress was developed in the 1930s as a response to a USAAF request for a high-altitude, long-range bomber. Boeing's Model 299 prototype won the competition and evolved into the B-17 series.2. **Heavy Bomber**: The B-17 was designed as a heavy bomber capable of carrying a large bomb load over long distances. It played a significant role in daylight precision bombing raids over Europe during World War II.3. **Crew and Armament**: The B-17G Flying Fortress typically had a crew of ten, including the pilot, co-pilot, bombardier, navigator, radio operator, and gunners. It was heavily armed, with multiple machine gun positions to defend against enemy fighters.4. **Defensive Armament**: The B-17G featured a variety of machine gun positions, including the iconic "chin turret" under the nose, top turret, ball turret on the underside of the aircraft, waist gunner positions, and a tail gunner position. These defensive armaments were essential for protecting the bomber from enemy fighter attacks.5. **Bomb Load**: The B-17G could carry a bomb load of up to 8,000 pounds (3,600 kg) of ordnance, which was a significant payload for the time. It was used for precision bombing of strategic targets, including industrial complexes, military installations, and infrastructure.6. **Range and Endurance**: The Flying Fortress had a considerable operational range, which allowed it to conduct long-range missions over enemy territory. Its robust construction and redundant systems made it capable of returning to base even when severely damaged.7. **Iconic Appearance**: The B-17G is known for its distinctive appearance, with its nose art and prominent chin turret. It earned its nickname "Flying Fortress" due to its heavily armed and fortified design.8. **Service History**: The B-17 Flying Fortress served with distinction in all major theaters of World War II, including Europe, the Pacific, and North Africa. It was a workhorse of the USAAF's bombing campaign against Nazi Germany.9. **Post-War Service**: While the B-17 was phased out of active military service after World War II, some continued to serve in various roles, including search and rescue, transport, and aerial survey. Many were also used as firefighting aircraft in later years.10. **Legacy**: The B-17G Flying Fortress remains an enduring symbol of American air power during World War II. Several B-17s are still airworthy and can be seen at airshows and aviation museums, keeping their memory alive.The B-17G Flying Fortress is an iconic and historically significant aircraft that played a vital role in the Allied bombing campaign during World War II. Its durability, firepower, and contribution to the war effort have left a lasting legacy in aviation history.Measures 18.25 wingspan, 14 inch length.Mahogany.
REGISTERED FIREARMS DEALER ONLY Modern Remington .44 calibre percussion brass framed army revolver, possibly by Uberti, with 16cm octagonal barrel, No.225; partially deactivated to old specification with no certificate L36cm overallCondition Report: Remington looks to be in good condition but not tested.Previously a working replica which requires redeactivating to modern specifications.
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