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Tobago.- Cotton plantation.- Campbell (James, Colony Surveyor of Grenada and Tobago, 1736-1805) A Plan of Montrose Estate, the Property of David Mill Esqr. in the Island of Tobago, vignette with the façade of Montrose House in the upper right corner, title cartouche and compass rose, boundary information with landowner information to the east, weat and north of the estate, reference key with land use information including identification of 'Negroe Grounds' in the centre right', pen and ink, watercolour and gouache on vellum, sheet 645 x 502 mm (25 1/2 x 19 3/4 in), scattered spotting and surface dirt, unframed, 1777*** [David Mill was an] early purchaser of land in Tobago, [... and] was among the inhabitants of Tobago who were signatories of the petition to Robert Melvill in 1767 and the address to Lt Governor Ferguson in 1781 [...] In 1777 David Mills [sic] contracted to supply 60,000 pounds of cotton to Thomas Cotton of Tobago and two groups of metropolitan merchants, one in Manchester and one in London. [see Centre for the Study of the Legacies of British Slavery, UCL: https://www.ucl.ac.uk/lbs/person/view/2146632462]
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Tobago.- Cotton plantation.- Campbell (James, Colony Surveyor of Grenada and Tobago, 1736-1805) A Plan of Montrose Estate, the Property of David Mill Esqr. in the Island of Tobago, with vignette with the façade of Montrose House in the upper right corner, title cartouche and [?] partial compass rose, boundary information with landowner information to the east, weat and north of the estate, reference key with land use information including identification of 'Negroe Grounds' in the centre right', pen and ink, watercolour and gouache on laid paper, edged with green silk, sheet 675 x 480 mm (26 5/8 x 18 7/8 in), laid onto linen support, silk edging coming away in places, scattered spotting and surface dirt, unframed, 1777*** Variant to the previous lot, with the present plan executed on paper rather than vellum.
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A Victorian compensated barometer by Elliot Bros London; a small 19th Century brass carriage clock, the movement signed Aigilles; a leather cased military compass, the case inscribed G.C.L. Ottley F.Coy. R.M.C.; Tinned Prices taper sticks; a commemorative aluminium medallion and a brass needle tin by W. Avery & Sons Redditch in the form of a barrow. (6)
Los 621
A specimen stone globe, on gilt metal stand, with three cabriole legs joined by a compass set undertier, approximately 31cms high; together with a selection of collectibles, comprising: a Nauticalia ‘Saloon’ range brass tide clock, with tidal dial to centre, surrounded by an Arabic dial; a fossilised fish sculpture; and a Le Lombard decorated glass tumbler. (4)
Los 594A
A WWI-era Verner's Pattern VII military issue compass, the reverse with broad arrow and inscribed "Ed. Koehn Geneva Switzerland No21156", dated 1915, in leather case dated 1916; and other military interest collectibles, including: pair of Vickers Pom Pom shell cases; a yellow metal RAF bar brooch; and other items.
Los 552
A British military issue Record 'Minor' hand cranked insulation tester, the brass mounted brown Bakelite case, with broad arrow and inscribed ‘5G/203’, in original carry case; a Prismatic Spotting Scope, by Ross of London, no.5945, on black painted stand, by Alfred J. Parker Ltd; and a Royal Air Force Air Ministry Astro Compass MkII ref.6A/1174, in original fitted case, stamped to the interior ‘Examined Mar 1944’. (3)
Los 655
A late 19th Century equinoctial sundial compass, probably English for the French market, the central compass with locking mechanism within bezel of degrees, and outer bezel of seven European cities, in metal pocket watch pattern case, mounted with an hour ring and latitude arc, 7cms diameter.
Los 576
A selection of Guinness collectibles, including: a set of six ‘My Goodness My Guinness’ coasters; a ‘Have a Guinness When you’re Tired’ decorative figure of a turtle; a ‘Lovely Day for a Guinness’ decorative figure of a toucan, modelled perched upon a compass;‘If he can say as you can Guinness is good for you’ decorative ceramic lamp base, modelled as a toucan with a pint of Guinness; and others. (13)
Los 219
A group of contemporary and vintage knives, comprising a Taiwan UC210 Commando-style knife with 'Black Widow' markings to the blade and a spider to the sheath and hilt, blade length 4 3/4", overall length 8 3/4"; a throwing knife, 8 3/4" long, with leatherette sheath; an imitation bladeless Sgain Dubh, 7 1/4"; a Taiwanese-made KA-BAR style fighting knife, blade unmarked, in leather sheath (sheath repaired): a Survival knife, with compass to the pommel, unscrewing to hold matches etc, blade length 6", overall length 11"; a wooden handled boot knife, with leather sheath, overall length 7 1/2"; a Nigerian (Hausa) knife in leather scabbard, late 19th/early 20th century, overall length 11 1/2", together with a pocket utility knife and four folding pocket knives including a Buck (USA) 422 and a Crossman 954A (qty)By bidding on this item, you are declaring that you are 18 years of age or over.
Los 102
A Victorian sword belt, buckle and insignia grouping, 62nd Regiment of Foot (Wiltshire) interestcomprising a 62nd Regiment waist belt buckle, circa 1875-1880, marked 'J&Co', two-part construction, 90mm wide overall; an Infantry Officer's sword belt, a pair cuttings of sleeves from red uniform tunic; a ceremonial red and gold parade sash; and a group of Wiltshire Regiment badges, comprising an Officer's forage cap badge, circa 1884-97, in scarce die-stamped rich gilt with a large, central raised disc, mounted with the coronet and cypher of HRH The Duke of Edinburgh in silver, loops to reverse (missing one tip of a letter on the monogram); three pre-1908 cap badges, two with loops and one with slider; four brass 62nd Regt uniform buttons by C. Pitt & Co, 25mm; three Wiltshire Regiment uniform brass buttons, 25mm and 18mm; seven British Army Officer's brass and enamel rank pips; a white metal and gilt Wiltshire Regiment collar badge; together with a monogrammed white metal cufflink, enamelled Boy's Brigade badge, crown and a star, with leather pouch and small section of spare fabric trim; and a later miniature compass (group)Owned by Captain Charles Edward Lane Clarke. Born on 6th October 1853 in Rathdrum, County Wicklow. His first appointment was Lieutenant with the 62nd (Wiltshire) Regiment in September 1875 and Captain from 1882. Overseas service includes the East Indies from 4th Jan 1876 - 15th April 1879. Staff service includes the Army Pay Department 1884-1888 and the Ordnance Store Department 1889-1891.Provenance: Direct family descent.
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AVIATION INTEREST - An early aircraft compass, the liquid-filled bowl with a card signed 'The Clift Patent', gimbal-mounted in an aluminium frame, fitted in an oak display case, the glazed cover with a label inscribed 'The actual compass mentioned above was used by Mr C.L. Pashley in the Humber Monoplane which he flew in the Michelin Trophy in 1911. Kindly lent by Mr C. L. Pashley', case overall 23cm wide.Sold together with a copy of the sale catalogue and a related newspaper clipping. Provenance: Ex. Dominic Winter sale lot 28 The Pashley name is iconic in pioneering aviation, primarily through the contributions of brothers Cecil and Eric Pashley. Cecil's memoirs recount an early fascination with aeronautics, inspired by observation balloons from the Boer War. The brothers initially experimented with aircraft models, sparking their passion for flight.In 1908, at 17 and 16, Cecil and Eric began flying by piloting a biplane glider down a hill in Hockley, Essex. Their activities soon relocated to the Brooklands racing circuit and Aerospace near Weybridge, Surrey, a hub for aviation enthusiasts and a burgeoning flying school.In November 1909, they witnessed a powered flight exhibition by French aviator Louis Paulhan at Brooklands. This experience cemented their aviation ambitions. Five years later, in 1913, they established the Pashley Brothers Flying School at Shoreham Airport. Shoreham, home to an Aero Club and a nexus for both experienced and aspiring pilots, provided an ideal setting for their venture. Over the years, they trained numerous pilots, including Frederick George Miles, with whom Cecil later founded the Gnat Aero Company and Southern Aero Club.Before founding their flying school, the brothers participated in air races. Cecil entered the first All-British Michelin Cup in 1910 but crashed during trials. In 1911, his Bleriot monoplane failed to complete the course. In 1914, the Pashley brothers won the inaugural Brighton Aerial Cup at Shoreham, overcoming scepticism about their biplane and gaining significant publicity for Shoreham Airport.During World War I, all three Pashley brothers contributed their aviation expertise to the military. Cecil was a flying instructor at the Royal Naval Air Service training school, while Eric and Herbert joined the Royal Flying Corps. Tragically, Eric and Herbert lost their lives in 1917 and 1916, respectively.Provenance: Ex. Dominic Winter Sale Lot 28, 11th November 2004.
Los 101
A First World War period officer's Verner's pattern compass, named to R L McCreery, 12th Lancers, in an original leather case further named with initials 'R.L. Mc C' (General Sir Richard Loudon McCreery) Provenance: Captain Samuel Charles Robert Lane Clarke, Wiltshire Regiment; later Reverend Clarke (b. 25th August 1891). How he acquired this compass is unclear. Although serving in different regiments and theatres during the First World War, it is quite possible that both career service soldiers crossed one another's paths during their long respective military lives. McCreery was promoted to Adjutant of the 12th Lancers in 1921 and the regiment was stationed in Ireland, as was Clarke with the Wiltshire Regiment. Capt. Clarke was known to be a gambler; this compass could have been the fruit of one such game. Possible Wiltshire connections include when McGreery was Brigade Major of 2 Cavalry Brigade from 1930-1933 when stationed at Tidworth on Salisbury Plain; however, Major Clarke was stationed at Crownhill Plymouth until 1932 when he was moved to Aldershot.General Sir Richard Loudon McCreery, GCB, KBE, DSO, MC (1 February 1898 – 18 October 1967) was decorated for leading one of the last cavalry actions in the First World War. During the Second World War, he was chief of staff to General Sir Harold Alexander at the time of the Second Battle of El Alamein. He later commanded the British Eighth Army, fighting in the Italian campaign from October 1944 until, leading it to victory in the final offensive in Italy. Condition:The personalisation details are where the serial number and manufacturer details normally are. However, this looks like a Verner's pattern MK VIII, circa 1917/18 Missing the original rubber friction disc. The compass apprears to be in working order and points north. There is some loss of paint to the arrow on the dial, which was probably originally luminous, and a small blemish to the glass. The small magnifier works. The cover is missing the circular glass reticule. The leather case has expected wear but remains supple and has no significant tears Please see additional images
Los 226
A mixed group of edged weapons comprising, a post-war commercial M3 Survival Knife in US M8 style scabbard, blade marked 'Solingen W. Germany', blade length 6 3/4", overall length 11 3/4"; six bowie hunting knives in black sheaths, a small kukri knife in ornate bone sheath inlaid with brass symbols including suns and stars, overall length 5.5"; a British P1888 Lee Metford bayonet (poor condition), no scabbard, blade length 11 3/4", overall length 16 1/2"; a vintage machete with inscription commemorating the liberation of Guatemala, overall length 16 1/2"; a Tactical Mission knife, together with a modern letter opener, bladeless Sgian Dubh, Trekmates multi-tool/compass, diving knife, Filarmonica Doble Temple Jose Monserrat shaving razor with original box; etc (qty, mixed lot)By bidding on this item, you are declaring that you are 18 years of age or over.
Los 231
A small group of WW2 militaria relating to Paiforce, comprising three pairs of uniform patches: HQ Staff, 8th Indian Division and British 5th Indian Division, together with HQ Staff cloth patch mounted in white metal plaque inscribed 'PAIFORCE 1942-45' and two metal tankards; sold together with a further militaria comprising small group of British military cap badges, buttons and titles including KSLI, Surrey and Royal Engineers, a dog tag, miniature escape and evasion compass, pair of Italian Fascists PNF collar badges, Imperial German belt buckle roundel, copy of 'A Terrier's War' by Bill Neal etc
Los 103
A good and scarce First World War Mesopotamian Campaign grouping relating to Captain (then 2nd Lt) Samuel Charles Robert Lane Clarke of the Wiltshire Regiment with the 13th (Western) Division. Five maps: The first of 'East Turkey in Asia, Kifri', Sheet 37, Intelligence Division War Office revised edition 1914, scale 1:250,000; the others noted as Degree Sheets No. 2G, 2P and DO, covering the Dawairij River, Puli-Madian Rud, Khankin and Mandali, 4 miles to 1 inch, some marked Official Use Only / Provisional.'Some Notes on the Country above Baghdad (Provisional Edition)' General Staff, India, 1917, published by Simla Government Central Press in 1917, waxed cotton covering, 29pp (annotated in pencil 'C L Clarke')Officer's khaki map case with a large pocket, six pencil holders and original brown leather suspension harness and clipAn early Magnapole Compass marked 'Patent Applied For', with the original leather case Ephemera including Christmas Greetings Card from Mesopotamia, dated 1918, blank and unused, featuring black and white photographs of Baghdad; three postcards home from Clarke to his mother including one with Passed by Censor marking, three telegraphs informing that Clarke has been wounded (gunshot wound to the back), dated 1917, and a scan of a group portrait showing Clarke seated, holding a dog. Two field message pocket notebooks, including one used by 2nd Lt Clarke when serving in Operations in attempted relief of General Townsend during the Siege of Kut-Al-Amara in April 1916.Provenance: Direct family descent. See footnote for further details. Footnote:Sold together with a type-written oral history of Major Clarke’s military career as dictated to family.Relevant entries include ‘The Wiltshire embarked on the S.S. Oriana on the 13th March and arrived to Basra on the 26th March 1916. After waiting there about a month for river transport we went up river on the old Blosse Lynch to the Mesopotamian front line at Sheik Saad. A week later we took over trenches opposite the Turks front line in the HANNAH position. On the 5th April 1916 we attacked this position and overran a number of lines trenches which had been evacuated by the enemy the night before. We continued to advance and came under very heavy rifle, machine gun and artillery fire from the strongly held Falyhia defences some two miles from Hannah. The ground was so flat it gave no cover and our casualties steadily mounted … By midday our numbers were depleted it was decided to make the assault under cover of darkness with fresh troops. We were relieved by the 7th Division. We did not get a rest for long as we were ordered to the right bank of the Tigris in support of the 3rd Division and continued fighting there until General Townsend was forced to surrender on the 29th April 1916. The siege lasted 143 days. Townsend surrendered with 9000 troops, 6000 of them Indian. The relief force casualties amounted to 20,000 in all ranks. The 5th Wiltshire’s lost some 23 Officers and 600 other ranks. On the 18th April 1916 at the Battle of Beit Eassia on the right bank of the Tigris I was wounded. A shrapnel bullet penetrated by right chest wall just missing the lung. There were no ambulances and Army Transport mule carts were used to transport wounded to the River steamers. These carts were an open metal framework without springs on an axel, and two large wheels, not intended for personnel carrying…… we reached the vicinity of Kult el Amara still held by the Turks. Kut had to be captured before an advance could be made further North. The 40th Brigade took up position in the Hai salient. This salient was made where the river Hai flowers into the river Tigris, just south of Kut. Here we proceeded to dig ourselves in and then ‘Mole’ ourselves forward. In a series of trench lines to within assaulting distance of the Turk trench lines south of Kut. It was a slow means of approaching an enemy position and often a costly one in casualties as this proved. You mole out a number of sap heads in right angles at the trench you are in and in the direction of the enemy position; that night under cover of the dark you work in the open to join up these sap heads and form another line of trench.It was in this kind of operation I was wounded a second time. Before this happened, I with the 40th Brigade took part in an attempt to cross the Tigris above Kut. The place chosen for the attempted crossing was about ten miles distant at the junction of a very deep crossing and wide ditch with the Tigris close to the Shumeran Bend. We did a forced march to get in this depression under cover of dark. We took with us a complete Bridging Unit drawn by mules, a pair of mules to each section, of which there were many.The whole force got into the depression without incident. When we started to emerge from our place of cover to launch bridging boats to cross the river we came under such heavy rifle and machine gun fire that no one could survive to reach the opposite bank and the boats just drifted off down the river with their dead and wounded occupants. General Crocker of the Cavalry Division was in command and I think wisely decided to withdraw and return to the river Hai. Our Brigadier Lewin was very annoyed at this and said ‘He could have crossed the damn river sliding on his arse’. As it was the whole operation was a most exhausting one, had we preserved with the crossing I do not think we would have had a sufficiently strong enough force left to hold a bridge on the opposite bank. So we returned to the Hai salient to continue our moleing operations towards the Turkish front line. In this the most nerve-wracking job was doing covering force to those who were digging the trenches; for this, you lay out in the open ahead of those digging. It was freezing cold, you had to keep still, any movement brought a burst of machine gun fire or a sniper’s bullet. The night I was wounded I was leaning over one of the sap heads asking someone below for a stretcher. A sniper about fifty yards away got me. As the bullet hit me it turned on end and tore a large lump of flesh out of my back fortunately stopping short of my spine. I was put on the stretcher I had ordered as the man for whom I wanted it was dead. This was on 17th Jan 1917….” Condition:Please see images
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INTERESTING GROUP OF COLLECTABLES including Dinky toys no. 52a Cunard - White Star Liner 'Queen Mary' and Dinky toys Famous Liners no. 51, both boxed, an A. R. P Whistle with lanyard, a Yard 'O' Led propelling pencil in original case, two vintage hand bags, boxes, compass and other itemsProvenance: private collection Conwy
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STAR TREK: PICARD (2020-2023) - Jean-Luc Picard's (Patrick Stewart) Desk Accessories - Jean-Luc Picard's (Patrick Stewart) desk accessories from the television series Star Trek: Picard. Throughout Season 1, Picard's desk served as a homebase for research and was decorated with an assortment of objects.This lot consist of a wooden cigar box; a decorative ceramic box; a red glass ashtray with metal rests; a crystal inkwell with a decorative wood base; a glass egg with metal holder; two pairs of gold-color scissors with one in the shape of a stork; a gold-color letter opener; a "Ricard" port glass; a metal and glass hourglass; a white ceramic sphere and hand statue; a metal and acrylic cigarette holder engraved with "E.R.;" a globe-compass decorative weight; a black-and-white photo; and four black and brass-color metal pieces. This lot exhibits cracked and chipped wood, and a buildup of grime. Dimensions: (approx.) 30" x 20" x 12.5" (76.25 cm x 51 cm x 31.75 cm)Estimate: $1,500 - 3,000Bidding for this lot will end on Sunday, August 18th. The auction will begin at 9:30AM PDT and lots are sold sequentially via live auctioneer; tune in to the live streaming broadcast on auction day to follow the pace. Note other lots in the auction may close on Thursday, August 15th, Friday, August 16th, or Saturday, August 17th.
Los 900
THE GOLDEN COMPASS (2007) - Mrs. Coulter's (Nicole Kidman) Spy-Fly - Mrs. Coulter's (Nicole Kidman) spy-fly from Chris Weitz's The Golden Compass. Marisa Coulter sent spy-flies to track down Lyra Belacqua (Dakota Blue Richards) after Lyra ran away from home.This futuristic, machined metal insect is constructed from a variety of springs, rods, and panels with jointed legs, small red plastic eyes on the front, and clockwork-style mechanisms on the interior. Printed on the wings is the Magisterium insignia with the motto "VESO," meaning "One Church Over All" in gold-color leaf. Also included is a custom wooden frame painted gold-color and mounted with two promotional stills of Coulter with her spy-flies. Some of the brass-color sheathing along the fly's legs exhibits splitting and discoloration from production and age. Dimensions: 6.5" x 5" x 1.5" (16.5 cm x 12.75 cm x 4 cm)Contains mechanical components; see notice in the Buyer's Guide.Estimate: $4,000 - 8,000Bidding for this lot will end on Friday, August 16th. The auction will begin at 9:30AM PDT and lots are sold sequentially via live auctioneer; tune in to the live streaming broadcast on auction day to follow the pace. Note other lots in the auction may close on Thursday, August 15th, Saturday, August 17th or Sunday, August 18th.
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Los 1542
Vast collection of regimental buttons to include Royal Scots, Royal Army Medical Corps, skull and crossbones, Royal Engineers, Seaforth Highlanders, Royal Artillery, Ulster Defence Regiment, etc, also pip stars, two button polishing guards, a verner compass and a military issue wrist compass.
Los 228
An 18ct gold fob pendant in the form of a compass, mark of Arthur Lofthouse, Birmingham 1920, solid chain C shaped frame, double sided compass, 2.6cm gross diameter, 9.1g grossOverall in good condition with no obvious sign of repairs. Both faces with surface scratches, as to be expected. Some surface scratching to the metalware. Hallmarks rather worn but still readable. Compass free moving and operational.
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