Against England in North Africa!

Described By:Nikki HFA VX NMTT Title:Rum WWII War Booty Liquor Bottle Description: Awesome WWII war booty rum liquor bottle. This bottle went from England to North Africa where it was captured by Romm

Incl Sweden, Denmark, Norway, Macedonia/Thrace, Asia Minor, Egypt, Siberia, England/Wales, Switzerland, and North Africa. Examples by Delamarche, Barthelemy, Becker, Bryce and Encyclopaedia Britannica

Incl Australia and New Zealand, England and Wales (South and North) Africa North East, Africa North West, and India North. Lithograph Maps Published 1895, London for "The Times Atlas" Paper Size: 21 x

Incl Africa North East, Hannover/Schleswig-Holstein, England/Wales, Europe, Austrian Alps, and Asia, Lithograph Map Published 1895, London for "The Times Atlas" Centre fold as published. Paper Size: 2

Five U.S. 5 dollar silver certificates with yellow seal - North Africa, 1934A . F-AU Descriptions, weights, sizes and conditions are our best judgement and do not represent a guarantee. All jewelry, c

A Roman orange-ware bowl, North Africa, 3rd Century AD, with nice vibrant surfaces. H: 2 in (5 cm); Dia: 9 5/8 in (24.5 cm). Intact, few minor rim chips. Ex Collection of P.M.S. Jones, England.

EUROPEAN AND OTHER SCENIC VIEW POST CARDS, UNCOUNTED LOT, more than 1100 pieces, comprising primarily United Kingdom/England, Germany, France, and Scandinavian nations, with some North Africa, the Mid

**Originally Listed At $400** North Africa, Morocco, Berber / Tuareg culture, ca, early to mid-20th century CE; Western Europe, England, Victorian to Edwardian era, ca. 19th to early 20th century CE.

David (Richard David) ShepherdEngland / Africa, (1931-2017)Etosha Tusker, 1973oil on canvassigned and dated lower right, again verso with date and copyright, framed.26 x 52 inches

An important historic object, a British 25-pounder shell casing transformed into a presentation award given to general and future Field Marshal ERWIN ROMMEL (1891-1944) by a division of his men in Nor

Ushabti made of turquoise faience in the name of Horiu. Late Period, 26th - 30th dynasty, 664 - 332 BC. Height 13,8cm. On the back side pillar with hieroglyphics Osiris, Horiu, born to Hab Basteteru .

B. Bachmann - HohmannVienna before 1840 - after 1866Austrian military painterMotif from North AfricaOil on cardboard31,5 x 42 cmSigned b.r.

Carthage Gold AV Stater, Zeugitana, North Africa. Obverse head of Tanit left, wreathed in grain, wearing necklace and triple-drop earring, dot border. Reverse horse standing with three pellates and do

The first manuscript folio written in Kufic script, in black ink on paper, with red ink beginning of surah. Two surahs, surah Ghafir (The forgiver), verses 76-85, and surah Fussilat (explained in deta

The Hamburg-Amerika Linie [Line] was a transatlantic shipping enterprise established in Hamburg, Germany in 1847 and it operated through 1970. This c1935 poster promotes choosing the Hamburg America L

AN AMULET IN A STERLING SILVER CASE. Probably North Africa, the case by Whiting. A long amulet with kabbalistic blessings and protections.

NEW ENGLAND NORTH SHORE MAHOGANY/CURLY MAPLE CHEST OF DRAWERS, 19TH C., H. 37" W. 42" D. 22"

Collection of neolithic flint arrow heads from the Nile valley (Merimde, Fayum A, Badari, Naqada I), about 5500 - 3500 BC. Length 6 - 3,5cm. Mostly with hollow base and fine workmanship. All with fine

Fulani Kilim, North Africa, Circa 1900, 4'9'' x 7'6'' (145 x 229 cm). Weight: 5 lbs. Material: wool surface, wool warp. Provenance: Estate of Anita B. Pawluk, Moorestown, NJ. Please Note: There Are No

Ancient North Africa Roman Terracotta jug with head of a Black African c.3rd century AD. Size 4 3/4 inches high. Rare red terracotta Jug in the shape of a head of a Black African, loop type handle on

Fr.2309 1934A $10 North Africa Emergency Silver Certificate PMG MS-66 EPQ Estimate: $975

Limestone head of the youthful Harpokrates with typical curl. Ptolemaic Period, 3rd - 1st century BC. Height 4,6cm and with base 9,9cm. Broken at the neck, mounted on wodden base. Kalksteinköpfchen

**First Time At Auction** Roman, North Africa, Imperial Period, ca. 3rd to 4th century CE. A lovely wheel-thrown redware pottery amphoriskos with a concave footed base, a spherical body with a rounded

Arabic manuscript on paper, 22 lines to each page, written in brown Maghribi script, catchwords and titles is red ink, occasional marginal notes. In deep red Morocco binding. Khalil ibn Ishaq al-Jundi