The Gurkha Welfare Trust Annual Auction 2026

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The GWT Annual Auction is back with another fantastic selection of gifts and experiences. Bidding runs from 10:00 , Friday 25th September until 22:00 on Sunday, 4th October.

 

Headline items this year include tickets for the Sovereign's Parade at Sandhurst, one of a kind engraved rum GWT bottle and 9ct antique Gold Cufflinks.  We also have a wide range of unique items and gifts including exclusive items from our GWT Ambassadors.

 

Last year’s auction was a tremendous success, and this year we have some superb new items and incredible experiences kindly donated by supporters. Once again the auction will help us to raise vital funds to provide financial and medical aid to Gurkha veterans and their wider communities.

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Lot 9
£ 205
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Sir Chris Bonington signed Mount Everest print
Lot 11
£ 50
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GWT Stainless Steel Flask
Lot 16
£ 113
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Gurkha Piper and Uniform Figures
Lot 17
£ 635
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Luminox Watch - Air Automatic Constellation - XA.9607
Lot 20
£ 90
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Signed Copy of the Warriors of the Himalayans
Lot 18
£ 105
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Mini Kukri Letter Opener
Lot 21
£ 62
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Levison Wood signed copy of Escape from Kabul
Lot 10
£ 55
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Gurkha Luggage Tag
Lot 13
£ 295
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Leather Satchel
Lot 25
£ 130
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Beech and Himalayan Cedar Wood Walking Stick
Lot 27
£ 205
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WWII battle gold-plated bars
Lot 4
£ 225
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Engraved Gurkha Welfare Trust Bottle of Whiskey
Lot 8
£ 124
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GWT Anniversary Jungle Hat
Lot 2
£ 52
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Iford Manor Gardens – Day Visit for Two
Lot 26
£ 33
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Pair of Saville Row Ties in box
Lot 7
£ 65
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2 Tickets to the Sovereign Parade at Sandhurst
Lot 23
£ 250
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Dining Experience for 2 at Panas Restaurant by Sujan Katuwal MBE
Lot 3
£ 230
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9ct Vintage Gold Kukri Cufflinks
Lot 24
£ 205
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Signed Photo of Dame Joanna Lumley
Lot 19
£ 315
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Wooden handled Kukri
Lot 15
£ 335
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Coronation Khukri Rum
Lot 1
£ 55
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The Tank Museum, Family Entry Ticket
Lot 28
£ 130
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2 Tickets to the Brigade of Gurkhas Passing out Parade
Lot 22
£ 80
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Lake Phewa Unframed Print by Levison Wood
Lot 14
£ 100
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Hari Budha Magar Signed Copy of Conquering Dreams
Lot 6
£ 71
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200 year anniversary Stamp selection
Lot 12
£ 365
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Kothimora Kukri
Lot 5
£ 130
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GWT 50th Anniversary Shawl
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