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The Jack Sue Collection of 'Z Force' Militaria and Diving Equiment plus selected Collectables — McKenzies Auctioneers

Auction House:McKenzies AuctioneersNumber of lots recorded:302
Sale Title:The Jack Sue Collection of 'Z Force' Militaria and Diving Equiment plus selected CollectablesLots with images:232
Auction Location:PerthPrices available:228
Date:4-Aug-2015
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Jack Sue's standby compass. One of the standby compass types as used by members of Z special Unit during Operation Agas behind Japanese lines in the then British north Borneo in 1945. This compass was used in conjunction with the personal field compass. Diameter 4.5 cm
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A cigarette tin and cigarettes. Taken from a captured Japanese soldier during Operation Agas in British north Borneo 1945, who is believed to have taken it from a POW who died along the death march route. the assorted cigarettes include; Tigres Fabrica; Players medium Navy cut; J.J. Stephen Mitchells gold Flake; Alfa; gold leaf Honeydew width 6.5 cm. Length 8 cm
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Jack Sue's field compass with case, TG Co Ltd London; Serial no 45339 1940 MK III. This type of compass was used throughout World War II during the Japanese occupation as well as in the Malaysia conflict. Jack's compass was damaged during an operational patrol and attack upon a Jap garrison near Dampirit on Kudat Peninsular in British north Borneo 1945. Not long after this, he was dismissed from service in late August 1945 and brought this damaged item home as a reminder of what happened at Dampirit and…
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A Hembrug bayonet and scabbard. This Hembrug bayonet and scabbard was made by the Dutch for the Dutch cavalry and used in Indonesia and Borneo. When the Japanese invaded, they confiscated and issued these bayonets to their own troops. This bayonet was taken from a Japanese soldier who fell foul of a deadly blowpipe dart from a native guerrilla, along the death march trail some distance from Beluran. Collected by Jack Sue and Don Harlem during Operation Agas. Length 38 cm
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A Colins & Co Legitimus no. 18 knife with sheath. Issued to Jack and other members of Z special Unit for use behind Japanese lines in British north Borneo 1945. Length 38 cm
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A rare pancake flipper dagger. These daggers were issued to Z Special Unit for work up close and personal. This is Jack Sue's Pancake Flipper dagger that he carried on his person throughout operations in British north Borneo 1945. Length 31 cm
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Jack Sue's Smatchet knife. Part of Z special Unit issue for general use. Length 42 cm
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A Henry Boker knife with sheath. This Henry Boker knife was taken from a Jap Captain during a raid conducted by Jack Sue and Captain Roy McLean and a team of guerrillas on the Kudat Peninsular. It was removed from the dead soldier along with other items including his sword for a full account, read Jack's book blood on Borneo. It is believed the Jap Captain involved was responsible for beheading an innocent local in front of his village people, simply because he was unable to answer questions. Length 27 cm
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A Colingen knife with sheath. This knife originally belonged to one of the POW's who died along the Borneo death march somewhere between Sandakan and Ranau. It was found in the kit bag of a dead Jap soldier who had fallen foul to members of Operation Agas. Length 30 cm
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A standard. Issue fighting knife, AKA: K-BAR knife. This US knife was taken from a Jap soldier along the Borneo death March track between Sandakan and Ranau in 1945, by Jack Sue of Z special Unit and his guerrilla forces of OPERATION AGAS How the Jap soldier came to be in possession of the knife is unknown, but believed to have been taken from a POW who died along the death march. Length 32 cm
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A William Rogers Sheffield England, dagger with sheath. This dagger was presented to Jack Sue by Overseas Scottish Commandos in Perth WA during the mid 1970's. It has been kept in storage wrapped and boxed Jack was held in high regard by commandos from all parts of the allied globe During those times, both US and UK commandos all learned the Jack Sue story as part of their training. Length 33 cm
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A rare native blowpipe. This Dyak blowpipe and its deadly darts were used upon the occupied Japanese. It is widely known that Japanese soldiers in jungle warfare were terrified of native blowpipes. Length 192 cm
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A brush, comb & knife set. These items were found after a raid on Japanese headquarters on the Kudat Peninsular They belonged to either geisha girls or Javanese comfort women and were Personally collected by Jack Sue after the successful raid. These items have been stored amongst Jack's favourite items for almost 70 years. Length 13 cm. (comb)
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Japanese Aircraft items. While on patrol on the Kudat peninsula, Jack Sue and his party discovered a crashed Japanese Zeke fighter in thick jungle. the dead pilot was still strapped in his seat although completely dehydrated from the intense heat inside the closed canopy under the tropical sun of Borneo Jack opened the canopy and removed various items from the pilot and his cockpit They include the ammeter, junction box, throat microphone and personal belongings. Diameter 6 cm. (Junction box)
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A Japanese desk lamp. Collected by Jack Sue after the successful raid on the Coleman home in Pitas at the time, the place was a Japanese headquarters. the locals had suffered greatly by these Japanese warlords and with the personal assistance of a local Malay servant, who worked for the Japanese as a house boy, the carefully planned raid at dawn was successful During the clean up, Jack put this little lamp that belonged to the Japanese commanding officer in his kit bag. the place then became headquarters…
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A Japanese Parade flag. This small 34 x 21 cm flag was collected with the desk lamp (Lot: 015) at Pitas after the raid upon the Jap Headquarters both items were removed from the desk of the Japanese commanding officer Numerous other Japanese items were buried around the house at Pitas frame measures: 22 x 33 cm
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The brief case that saved Jack Sue's life. This medical bag belonged to a Japanese doctor of the dreaded Kempei Tei During the saga at Dampirit, the doctor tried to shoot Jack in the back with a 7 mm Nambu pistol Fortunately for Jack, the round jammed in the magazine, having heard the hammer click and the brief case drop to the ground, Jack turned to find the doctor had dropped this brief case to clear the jammed magazine. the Jap doctor was quickly taken out and dispatched. the magazine that jammed is…
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A Japanese rice Dixie. a Japanese patrol was discovered cooking rice in this Dixie beside a river. the Z men opened fire taking particular care not to hit the Dixie, having wiped out the enemy, both Z men waded across the river, sat amongst the deceased, and enjoyed a cooked rice meal. This Jap rice Dixie was considered far superior to the Aussie issue. the Aussie Dixie was left there and this Jap Dixie was used for the remainder of the war. Height 14.5 cm. Width 18 cm
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A Japanese rice Ration officers band. the top kanji says something like 'Rice Husk,. Collect, Package, in Charge', and probably belonged to the person in charge of collecting and packing the rice husk. the Bahasa looking words with Padi seem to refer to a rice field name. the bottom is the Japanese location given as Beluran. Length 28.5 cm
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A Japanese stamp pad. This stamp pad was collected amongst other items by Jack Sue and Don Harlem during Operation Agas in 1945 British north Borneo. the Japanese inscription is a personal signature. Diameter 5 cm
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A Japanese Katana sword with scabbard. Taken from a Jap Lieut. Colonel by Jack Sue and Don Harlem during Operation Agas with Major Gort Chester behind Japanese lines in British north Borneo 1945. This sword has had 3 different handles and the bottom kanji has been removed to accommodate the current handle inside this sword box, the translations from the blade, give it a possible date of manufacture as far back as 1362 note: this sword was used for beheadings plus a custom made jarrah case total. Length 100…
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A Japanese Katana sword with scabbard. This sword was taken from a Jap Captain of the dreaded Kempei Tei following a raid upon a 20 man Jap garrison at Dampirit, on the Kudat peninsula of British north Borneo 1945. This item along with others including Lot: 8 tells a gruesome story. Note: This sword was used for beheadings, full details in Jack's book Blood on Borneo plus a custom made jarrah case total. Length 95 cm
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A Japanese Katana sword with scabbard. This sword was taken from a 20,000 ton Jap crude oil tanker that had been deliberately beached following a torpedo and aerial attack. Jack and his team of native guerrilla fighters arrived shortly after to inspect and clean up residual enemy if necessary. This sword plus a food bowl (Lot: 26) were two of Jack's most treasured souvenirs plus a custom made jarrah case total. Length 92 cm
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An ashtray, with characters meaning 'Fortune' and 'Long Life'. These central characters are a typical Chinese blessing; outer edge ashtray decorated with dragons. This item likely previously belonged to a Chinese family in Borneo. the ashtray was collected with a few other items by Jack Sue after the raid at Trusan details of the raid in Jack's book blood on Borneo. Diameter 7.5 cm
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A Japanese container. the wording on the lid of this container is in poem form believed to be of good wishes and fortune. It was collected by Jack Sue during Operation Agas in British north Borneo 1945. Height 4 cm
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A Japanese food bowl. One of Jack Sue's most treasured souvenirs from Borneo He removed it from a 20,000 ton Japanese crude oil tanker on the coastline of the Kudat peninsula after his party destroyed a small boatload of Japanese military. The Japanese naval sword (Lot: 23) and this bowl were very special to Jack. Diameter 18 cm
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A collection of Japanese epaulettes an assortment of epaulettes and ribbons collected by Jack Sue during his time in British north Borneo 1945. It was standard operating procedure for Z men to remove items of rank where possible
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A collection of Japanese Occupation money an assortment of Japanese occupation money taken from the safe at Trusan that was blown apart by Jack and guerrilla fighters in Operation Agas. This is the last of the money, from a famous safe blowing at Trusan. the rest was shared with the locals who used it as toilet paper. See Jack's book blood on Borneo for details in Chap 2.
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A Shimwell Alexander Morse torch made by Shimwell Alexander, 13 Bury St. London. This Morse code torch was issued to Z special Unit for use behind Japanese lines in British north Borneo, with customised jarrah case. Torch length 30 cm
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Japanese Propaganda match box covers. Collected by Jack Sue and Don Harlem during Operation Agas There is also a full unused box of Japanese matches with propaganda cover
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A Barong Bajau Parang: tribal sword with sheath. This tribal sword originates from tribal areas near Jambongan and was used in the beheading of some Japanese soldiers details Chap. 16 of Jack Sue's book blood on Borneo both Jack and Lt Don Harlem enjoyed friendly support from native tribes, who all had intense hatred for the Japanese note: Native guerrillas gave this to Jack on farewell journey back to Australia. Length 65 cm
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An Ilang Iban Parang: tribal sword with sheath Many Japanese troops fell victim to deadly darts from native blowpipes. They were almost always be-headed by parangs such as this type. The handle is carved from deer horn and the hair symbolises beheading. Length 76 cm
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A Keras Sundang Sulu Parang: tribal sword with scabbard Obtained from friendly natives who assisted Z special Force in jungle areas Their hatred of the Japanese was intense and they wasted no time in administering deadly darts and beheading thereafter. Length 69 cm
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A World War II military. Issue Elgin pocket watch. This watch was collected by members of Operation Agas somewhere along the death March route between Sandakan and Ranau Serial number 43F123. Diameter 5 cm
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A Truncheon. Issued to Z special Unit for use in guerrilla warfare during hostilities behind Japanese lines British north Borneo. Length 35 cm
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Jack Sue's Personal, Z special Unit, Jungle Hammock. Jack's personal hammock as used in both Agas and Stallion Operations. It remained in Jack's kit bag after hostilities in 1945 until 1998 when it was aired and used in the making of the SBS documentary Jack Sue, a Matter of Honour
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A Japanese wood sign. Translated it means 'Lamp Light Or Bulb Storage'. This was collected by Agas members after raiding a Japanese garrison near Jambongan. Length 12 cm
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Jack Sue's 1ST Aid Kit. Issued to members of Z special Unit for use behind Japanese lines in British north Borneo. This medical kit was stored in Jack's kit bag on occasions it was loaned on various displays of equipment used by Z special Unit in Borneo
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Jack Sue's Gaiters. Issued to Z special Unit for jungle wear when appropriate
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Jack Sue's back pack. This item is torn and frail but original and was used throughout British north Borneo when the parties moved between locations on foot
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Jack Sue's silk Jungle Pyjamas made from their 'Z' parachutes, these pieces of clothing were simply 'One Size Fits All'. These pyjamas were handmade and stitched from within the jungle hideouts in the Jambongan area by Madam Cheong Kau Kan, a local field nurse with the Chinese Underground post war, Madam Cheong became famous for her hand sewing projects They are in remarkable, well preserved condition
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Jack Sue's Sarong made in the jungle hideout near Lokopas by Madam Cheong Kau Kan from Z special parachutes
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Jack Sue's Belts. the Australian issue belt was later replaced with the higher quality American belts
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A pair Jungle boots American issue to Z special unit Found in Jack's kit, these American issue boots were the better quality with an expected life span of no more than 3 months in the jungle
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A Japanese tag. Collected by Jack Sue during Operation Agas with Lot:37 near Jambongan following a skirmish with an enemy garrison. the words on the left column are unit numbers: e.g. 282 on tag 1 and 149 on tag 2. in the middle column is squadron number, e.g. Reinforced squadron 4, 1st front on tag 1 and squadron 1 on tag 2. the right column on tag 2 May refer to personal provisions category for artillery troops
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A Sandakan POW Concert Program. This was found beside the crucified body of an Australian POW who had been cannibalised by the Japanese at the time of this grizzly find, the small band of Japanese were preparing a meal just meters away. This concert program was scattered amongst other items that had been tipped out of the POW's kit bag on the back are names and addresses of his mates -possibly his own Picked up by Don Harlem of Operation Agas on his way to meet up with escaped POW's. See Chap. 1…
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Don Harlem's Jungle Hammock like Jack's, this hammock has been in well preserved condition
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A Japanese IJA army officer's field cap. Collected by Jack Sue on the Kudat Peninsula near Dampirit British north Borneo 1945 in association with Item Lot: 22.
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Jack Sue's belt buckle. These high quality adjustable canvass belt buckles were standard issue for Z members behind enemy lines in British north Borneo
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Jack Sue's rare World War II brass miniature telescope. This telescope was issued from special Operations Executive (SOE) London through to Z special Unit for use behind Japanese lines in British north Borneo. This little instrument was used by Jack for spying on the enemy. Length 3 cm
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A Japanese flag and epaulette. Taken from a Jap Lieut. Colonel who was responsible for some shocking atrocities committed upon POW and the locals. He and his group fell foul of Operation Agas in British north Borneo 1945 and were all killed. The epaulette has possible blood stains on it. the flag was found in his personal belongings frame size: 62 x 100 cm
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A Japanese Dictionary. This dictionary was found inside the brief case Lot:17 belonging to the Japanese doctor of the Kempei Tei.
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A Japanese medical book. Jap medical book taken from Jap doctor's brief case (Item no 017). the doctor was part of the dreaded Kempei Tei
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A Japanese flag with interesting provenance. Psychologically torn from what he had seen and witnessed from Japanese atrocities, Jack returned home with a cleaned Japanese skull that belonged to a cruel Jap soldier, who had inflicted terrible treatment upon innocent locals including beheadings. the skull was wrapped inside this flag. the skull was then presented to the WA University in the hope that scientific studies might reveal as to why the Japanese were so cruel. Such were his feelings and state of…
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Jack Wong Sue, Blood on Borneo. Hard cover, limited edition print copy - never to be reprinted. This book copy is no 0013 to match his secret code AKR 13in Z special Unit. This book is proudly stamp signed and left hand inscribed by Jack due to the paralysis on his right side. This limited edition consisted of 500 books where all but 12 copies sold out in the first week of book release. This book was Jack Sue's personal copy and is countersigned by Jack's Son Barry, executor of the Jack Sue Estate and…
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A 500lb Bomb tail spinner. This 500lb bomb spinner, attached to its bomb, was dropped from a B24 Liberator at the Corunna Downs airfield during World War II after returning from a bombing mission to the islands north of Australia and quite possibly, even Borneo. the bomb failed to explode a loose fin on the spinner bares truth to the impact with the ground. This spinner was presented to Jack Sue as a reminder of the days when heavy bombs rained upon Sandakan in British north Borneo 1945. Height 85 cm
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Jack Sue's Chinese Coolie clothes. Disguised as a Chinese Coolie, and dressed in these clothes, Jack Sue successfully extracted the Chinese stationmaster from Bongawan Railway station in broad daylight, which was heavily under Japanese guard at the time Chinese coolie Jack Sue was totally unarmed except for the deadly 'L' tablet sewn Into the right hand sleeve of This Shirt. the Pocket That Contained the Deadly Tablet Is Still in the Sleeve. If Caught By the Enemy, Biting on This Tablet Through His Shirt…
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A Japanese equipment book. Issued to members of Z special Unit for familiarisation and recognition of enemy equipment behind Japanese lines. This was Jack's personal copy for use in operations in British north Borneo
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Emergency Tins. the first Aid tin and the Emergency Rations tin were found in Jack's kit bag as is
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3 silk Maps. These maps were issued to Z special Unit for use behind Japanese lines Whilst many silk maps were used during World War II, these ones were unique to Z special Unit in that they were passed on to Jack by fellow Z man Jack Bickford
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A brass Porthole. This porthole was obtained from Jack Sue's diving salvage Company, 'Wa Salvage'. It was then transferred to Jack Sue, along with lot no 62 and others items, and displayed in Jack's diving store at 486 Murray Street Perth until 1984. It then went into Jack's 6 Helena street Midland store and remained there on display in the JACK SUE ROOM. Diameter 35 cm
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A brass Porthole. Same provenance as lot 61. Diameter 42.5 cm
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A brass light. (glass AF) brass bodied light included in hard hat diving helmets and understood to have come from Broome with other hard hat equipment. Makers stamp: Scanlan Electrics Sydney A.P. S56C1
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An Oceanic Products USA, Strobe Scuba light. Oceanics blue strobe light that belonged to Jack Sue, with fitted case, and retailers warranty and instruction leafleted 'Ikelite Underwater Systems, Indianapolis U.S.A.'. Length 32 cm. (strobe)
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A brass anchor mirror. This mirror is one of a limited edition production. These were circulated during the late 50's and 60's. Height 32 cm
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A Miller Dunn 'Divinhood' Navy-standard, style 3 shallow water, diving helmet. Manufactured by Miller-Dunn of Miami, Florida U.S.A, with name plate rear side of helmet. Jack acquired this helmet in the early 60's while diving in the north of WA. This helmet sat on display in his diving stores located at 871 Hay Street (7 years) Perth, 486 Murray Street Perth (15 Years) and 6 Helena Street Midland and is one of Jack's favoured pieces, with custom wooden crate. Height 62 cm
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A rare Siebe Gorman & Co, four port window, 12 bolt divers helmet & helmet Spanner, with name plate, 'Siebe Groman & Co, Submarine Engineers, London'. This helmet became a major attraction in Jack Sue's diving stores. This helmet was well worked in the north of WA, and obtained from Broome area, before finding its way to Perth, along with Lots 68 and 69. It sat on display in jack's Murray Street Perth (13 Years) and Helena Street Midland stores (27 Years) with lot 66 both helmets were major attractions and…
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A rare Siebe Gorman & Co LTD, four port window, 12 bolt divers helmet & divers suit Serial no 17356. This serial number is branded inside the helmet and breast plate so the suit and helmet both match. Provenance: Brought to Perth from the Broome area around 1972 They were purchased by Jack Sue personally as part of an underwater salvage operation. They have been displayed in Jack's stores ever since, with custom wooden crate
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A rare Siebe Gorman & Co Ltd, four port window, 12 bolt divers helmet & divers suit, with canvas belt, knife, and helmet spanner Serial no 17342. This serial number is branded inside the helmet and breast plate so the suit and helmet both match Provenance: as previous Lot 68, with custom wooden crate
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A Divers breast lead weight. These lead weights were worn like a necklace to give the diver extra weight. Height 24 cm
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A Divers breast lead weight. These lead weights were worn like a necklace to give the diver extra weight. Height 24 cm
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A Divers breast lead weight. These leads weights were worn like a necklace to give the diver extra weight. Height 24 cm
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A helmet Spanner. These designed socket type spanners fit the Siebe Gorman Helmets and are considered rare. Height 11 cm
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A helmet Spanner. These designed socket type spanners fit the Siebe Gorman Helmets and are considered rare. Height 11 cm
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An assortment of helmet tools. These assorted spanners were included in Jack Sue's hard hat collection
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A Heinke Divers helmet brass port screw mount type part of the hard hat collection obtained by Jack in the early 70's. Diameter 14.2 cm
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A Seibe Gorman Divers helmet brass port screw mount type Same provenance as Lot 76. Diameter 14.2 cm
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A Seibe Gorman Divers helmet brass port screw mount type Same provenance as Lots 76 & 77. Diameter 14.2 cm
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A ship's upper rope block, with numbered metal ID plaque and marked with two broad Arrows one of the 4 that was suspended from the ceiling of the JACK SUE ROOM, 6 Helena Street Midland. Height 37 cm. Width 18 cm
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An Oldham 220V lantern patent no 16012, automatic type, 220 V direct Current light house shape design. Height 33.5 cm
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A ship's upper rope block, with numbered metal ID plaque one of the 4 that was suspended from the ceiling of the JACK SUE ROOM, 6 Helena Street Midland. Height 37 cm. Width 18 cm
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A ship's upper rope block one of the 4 that was suspended from the ceiling of the JACK SUE ROOM, 6 Helena Street Midland. Height 37 cm. Width 18 cm
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A ship's upper rope block, with numbered metal ID plaque and marked with two broad Arrows one of the 4 that was suspended from the ceiling of the JACK SUE ROOM, 6 Helena Street Midland. Height 37 cm. Width 18 cm
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A brass Liquidometer Oils Sump tank gauge marine type made by Liquidometer Corporation long Island city NY width 21 cm
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A Thomas Walker & Son, Birmingham, Nautical Miles brass gauge Used for measuring distance at sea. Diameter 19.5 cm
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A Siebe Gorman & Co Ltd. Bourdon Pressure gauge and bracket mount 100psi and depth to 226 feet. Diameter 15.5 cm
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A Siebe Gorman & Co Ltd. Bourdon Pressure gauge and bracket mount 100psi and depth to 226 feet. Diameter 15.5 cm
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A Siebe Gorman & Co Ltd. Bourdon Pressure gauge and bracket mount 100psi and depth to 226 feet. Diameter 15.5 cm
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A Siebe Gorman & Co Ltd. Bourdon Pressure gauge and bracket mount 100psi and depth to 226 feet. Diameter 15.5 cm
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A high Pressure brass gauge 135 atmospheres / 2000psi. Diameter 10.5 cm
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A high Pressure brass gauge 135 atmospheres / 2000psi. Diameter 10.5 cm
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A brass Pump Apparently operational. Length 40 cm
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An early marine ships compass, by Henry Browne & Son, Barking, London, with 'Sestral' Trademark marked on dial brass and metal mounts; working condition. It is believed that this item was part of a salvage contract conducted by JACK SUE WA SKINDIVERS in the late 60's. Diameter 18 cm
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A rare Siebe Gorman & Co Ltd, two diver wooden telephone box, model 133, circa 1920's,with maker plaques: 'Siebe Gorman & Co Ltd. Submarine Engineers, London (Patent)' & 'Patt 133' complete with operators headset and mouthpiece and with two original divers headsets. Provenance: Ex Broome, same as Lots: 67-69. Height 22 cm. Width 42.5 cm. Depth 30 cm, with custom wooden crate
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A Siebe Gorman & Co Ltd, Divers telephone System Mk7, serial number 206 Ex. Australian Navy, apparently used during World War II, with headset, mouthpiece and voltage gauge box, with custom wooden crate. Height 33 cm. Width 34 cm. Depth 27 cm
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A rare sea bee Hookah Demand Valve 'Airdive Equipment Melbourne Australia'. This demand valve with lot 97 are in good condition and were serviced together, and stored for more than 10 years of Jack's Midland store
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A rare sea bee Hookah Demand Valve 'Airdive Equipment Melbourne Australia'. This demand valve with the previous lot are in good condition and were serviced together, and stored for more than 10 years of Jack's Midland store
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A naval full face Divers mask on display in Jack's stores for many years since new and never been in the water
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A sea bee 1st and 2nd stage regulator 'Airdive Equipment Melbourne Australia'. This unit was serviced and stored in the archives of Jacks Midland store
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An aqua-Lung Aquarius regulator one of the most popular regulators that has stood the test of time since the early 1960's made by US Divers, this regulator was fully serviced and has been stored in Jacks Midland store
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