About this Department
Henry Aldridge and Son Ltd auction militaria ranging from medals, swords, photographs and letters dating from the 18th century onwards. Sale highlights include a printed copy of the invasion plans for Great Britain by the Nazis otherwise known as Operation Sealion £8000, a group of items that survived the atomic blast in Hiroshima £7500, a rare group of photographs owned by a World War One pilot £8000, an exceptional archive from Rudolf Hess’s prison guard in Spandau sold for £11000 an archive of letters written by a member of the Royal Flying Corps in 1918 £10000 and a unique collection of medals and letters owned by Driver Norman Grey which chronicled his life in WW1 through the horrors of the Somme and Ypres which made £41000. A phone book of Nazi politicians recovered from the Reichstag made £33000.
About us
Henry Aldridge & Son Ltd are one of the South West's premier auctioneers of antiques and collector's items. A family run business operated by husband and wife team Andrew and Chrissie Aldridge.
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Department Highlights
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19th century dress sword
Sold for: £3,300Plus Buyers Premium
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Hiroshima relics
Sold for: £7,500Plus Buyers Premium
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Norman Grey archive
Sold for: £41,000Plus Buyers Premium
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Operation Sealion printed plans
Sold for: £8,000Plus Buyers Premium
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Royal Flying Corps Archive
Sold for: £10,000Plus Buyers Premium
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WW1 Photo
Sold for: £7,500Plus Buyers Premium
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Phone book from Hitler's office
Sold for: £33,000Plus Buyers Premium
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WWI Propeller
Sold for: £7,000Plus Buyers Premium
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Gold Carpathia medal
Sold for: £34,000Plus Buyers Premium
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