Painting oil on wood, Gustave Flasschoen, Brussels, 1868 - 1940, depicting Belgian officer, lancers, signed and dated 1915 at the bottom

Painting oil on wood, Georges VAN DEN BOS, Ghent (1853 - 1911) 21 * 16 cm, depicting pipe smoking Belgian Line soldier in 1871 tunic with M1886 headwear, wooden frame

Painting oil on canvas, Charly Léonard, Brussels 1894 - 1953, 60 * 50 cm, depicting Belgian sentry in a trench at the Yser, signed, wooden frame

Oil painting on board, G Rombaux (?) of a line soldier, framed and mounted on red velvet, total dimensions 24 * 30 cm

Original pastel by Charles Houben (1871–1931) depicting the Yzer Front, signed and dated (1917) (size 28 * 22 cm). Framed. Back with seal in sealing wax from auction house Campo & Campo

Watercolour on paper, Maurice Langaskens (Belgian school, 1884–1946), titled ‘Un regard vers la Patrie’ (A Glance Towards the Homeland), signed and dated Maurice Langaskens 1917 (dimensions 44 x 40 cm), framed

Coloured drawing by James Thiriar (Brussels 1889–1965), depicting Officer of the Guides, framed (30 x 22 cm)

‘Photo réhaussé’ made prior WWI, the original photo was subsequently coloured in a studio. Carabinier in dress uniform (M1871), framed (total dimensions 58 *68 cm)

Lithograph, Alfred Bastien (Brussels 1873 - 1955) depicting a Canadian soldier. He volunteered for military service in 195. Was transferred in 1916, as a lieutenant, together with Léon Huygens, to the newly established Artistic Department of the Army, based in Nieuwpoort. In 1917,transferred to the 22nd Inf Bat of the Canadian Army in Arras. Here he painted a whole series of watercolours of battles near Arras and Passchendaele. At the request of King Albert, he later created the panoramic painting ‘The Panorama of the Yser’ (14 m high and 115 m long).

Set of six paintings, oil on wood from Pierre Joseph Dutillieu (1876 - 1960), all depicting scenes at the IJzer front and dated 1919, all framed and 26x19cm

J. Ochs (1883-1971), two drawings and one watercolour, depicting events during World War II

Three lithographs, Two by Maurice Romberg (1818 - 1898) depicting Belgian soldiers in the 19th century, framed (58 * 39 cm). The third shows a Carabinier on the training ground (dimensions 40 * 24 cm) framed.

Lot of four lithographs depicting Belgian soldiers in the 19th century. Framed (36*27 cm)

Wooden first aid kit (27 x 21 x 18 cm) containing four stamped and numbered armbands, one flag (34 x 34 cm) with a red cross, and one instruction booklet entitled “Comment il faut vivre” published by the Belgian Red Cross.

Large portable telephone switchboard, in wooden frame, military use, inscriptions in French on enamel plates, cable handset is loose, plugs with corrosion, tear and wear.

Four Belgian officer's belts, different periods

Cutlery, all originating from various Belgian military messes. one silver (800) knife and spoon.

Léon Mignon, Schaerbeek, 1847 -1898, Bronze, Carabinier soldier in combat dress, signed, H =37cm

Léon Mignon, Schaerbeek, 1847 -1898, Belgian Infantry soldier in full dress, signed and marked 'Usines Voyave, Bruxelles' h=39cm

Bronze, Paul Van Den Kerckhove, Brussels 1876, bust King Albert, signed at the back, also marked with foundry (J.Delhove Bruxelles) H=42, L =28

Edmond-Alfred de Valérioa, Schaerbeek 1877 -1956, Bronze, Carabinier soldier, on wooden base, signed, H=46 cm

Jean Lecroart 1883 -1967; Bronze, signed, Belgian officer at the range, ca 1910, marked 'sire perdue 4/6', H = 42 cm

Jean Lecroart 1883- 1967, Bronze, soldier on shooting range, signed an dated 1908, marked 'Fondu par Verbeyst, Bruxelles', on marble base, H=24 cm, L = 57

Bronze, not signed, French soldier throwing a hand grenade, nice patina, H=31cm

Bronze signed Jan Schoolmeester, depicting a Belgian Carabinier soldier in winter field dress, on marble base, overall height 41 cm

Statue in fired red clay of a Carabinier, signed ‘Jan Schoolmeester’ on marble base, in sound condition, minor paint damage at the back, height 35 cm

Plaster statue of lieutenant general Brialmont (1821 -1903) known for the construction of the Antwerp, Liège and Namur fortifications. signed ‘Huygelen’, in sound condition, a little chipped, height 52 cm

Two statues (plaster) of Belgian soldiers pre-WW1. line soldier in field dress and Guide in dolman, in decent condition, a little chipped, height 36cm

Two statues in plaster of soldiers, Belgian Guide (23 cm) and one in British uniform (35 cm).

Lot of five metal figurines of Belgian soldiers in 1914

Two light metal French WW1 Renault FT17 tanks, both made as inkpots, in good condition, length 14 and 15 cm

Lot of four framed prints, depicting the training area of Beverloo in the 19th century, by J.B. Gratry and printed by P.Cremelli, Brussels

Poster announcing Albert I's declaration of the start of World War I for Belgium (5 August 1914) framed

Two announcements from the German occupying authorities in Belgium during WWI (1915), both framed

Poster in colour (96x58) "in Belgium" Published by ‘The National Committee, London’, framed, poster has been folded with slight damage to the corners.

Two advertising posters from the ‘Société Nationale des chemins de Fer Belges’ promoting a visit to Ypres after WWI (100x62) framed