Orders, Decorations, Medals and Militaria

A Collection of Great War Period Porcelain Models.
Including a model of the British Tank, inscribed ‘Model of British Tank as first used by British Troops at the Battle of the Ancre, Sep. 1916, bearing the coat of Arms of Bridlington; another Tank, bearing the coat of Arms of Northwich; two Field Guns, bearing the coat of Arms of Huddersfield and Bridlington respectively; a Field Ambulance, bearing the coat of Arms of Bridlington; the Scarborough Lighthouse, inscribed ‘This Lighthouse was damaged in the bombardment by German warships on Wednesday December 16th. 1914.’, bearing the coat of Arms of Scarborough; an East Kent Regiment Flagon; a Submarine, bearing the coat of Arms of Ashford; a model of H.M.S. Queen Elizabeth, bearing the coat of Arms of Flamborough; and a model of the R.M.S. Lusitania, bearing the coat of Arms of Rotherham, this last damaged below the waterline, some stamped ‘Arcadian China’; apart from last generally good condition (10) £100-£140