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A small mahogany two tier bookcase together with The Encyclopedia Britannica 11th Edition, the bookcase 48cm wide x 26.5cm deep x 86cm highCondition report: Front left foot damaged, back foot repaired, minor surface marks and scratches, 28 volumes of the encyclopedia

Three illustrated volumes of 'Hutchinson's Dog Encyclopedia'

SELECTION OF GOLF BOOKSall hardbacks including The European Tour Yearbook 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014, Encyclopedia Of Golf, In Search Of The Tiger and many others (23)

2 albums of vintage football cards also includes the Sun Encyclopedia & soccer stamp album - complete

An Edwardian Oak Galleried and Glazed Bookcase Containing 1910 Edition Encyclopedia Britannica, 59cm wide

Various toy related books including The Collector's Encyclopedia of Metal Toys; British Diecast Model Toys Catalogue, 11th and 12th Edition; Corgi Catalogues, etc

The Children's Encyclopedia by Arthur Mee, 10vols, most with printed dust covers - various condition

Books - Trains & Model Railways, The World Encyclopedia of Locomotives; The Ashover Light Railway; British Steam Engines; The Illustrated History of British Stream Railways; The Model Railway manual etc.

Quantity of encyclopedia Britannica

A collection of assorted glass and other reference books to include Perfume, Cologne and Scent Bottles by Jaqueline Y. Jones North, Glass Paperweights by James Mackay, Pressed Glass 1860-1930 by Bill Edwards and Mike Carwile, Carnival Glass by Bill Edwards, An Anthology of British Teapots By Philip Miller and Michael Berthoud, The Encyclopedia of Decorative Arts by Philippe Garner etc. (qty)

FULLERTON & CO. (Pubs).  The Illustrated Globe Encyclopedia. 6 odd vols. only but with fldg. town plans, eng. plates & vignettes. Quarto. Orig. cloth gilt. 1870's; also 9 unrelated vols.  (15).

SUFFOLK & BERKSHIRE EARL OF, & others.  The Encyclopedia of Sport. 2 vols. Many illus. Large 8vo. Orig. green cloth gilt, browning to backs. 1897.

A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF BOOKS TO INCLUDE ENCYCLOPEDIA BRITANNICA, WILDLIFE BOOKS AND TODAYS BEST NON FICTION ETC

TWENTY-THREE ASSORTED BOOKS ON CHILD CRAFT AND NEW ENCYCLOPEDIA

A Collection of Twelve Volumes of Encyclopedia Britannica, Published 1823, Substantial Condition Issues

An album of GB regional issue and Channel Islands postage stamps including a penny black, together with an album of GB postage stamps from Queen Victoria to 1970, a Stamp coin encyclopedia etc.

A box of books to include; Copes Racegoers Encyclopedia 1961, Golf Practise by Henry Hughes, etc.

Binoculars, barometer, car horn, encyclopedia, silver shost model, etc :- One Box ; dressing mirror, wall mirror.

Records and Books - nineteen lp's to include Tomita - The Bermuda Triangle, Art Garfunkel - Watermark, Earasure - Crackers International and Wonderland, also titles by ELO, Dire Straits, Neil Diamond etc, also a quantity of 7" singles from 1960's - 1980's and books, The Definitive Encyclopedia of Rock, The Beatles, Unseen Archive and The Rolling Stones revealed.

Football Interest - 1970`s and later including sun 1971/72 football encyclopedia and stamp albums (complete) 3D albums 1972; shoot quiz books 1972/73, FA cup final script 21st May 2005 Arsenal vs Manchester United, signed by Gary Lineker; supporters year books, home and away program etc

THREE BOXES OF VINTAGE BOOKS TO INCLUDE ENCYCLOPEDIA SETS

A Victorian mahogany bookshelf, two tier, currently housing a selection of Encyclopedia Britannica, 14th edition, together with an oak bookshelf and a mahogany kitchen unit

Ten half-calf-bound volumes of The Harmsworth Encyclopedia, profusely illustrated, The Amalgamated Press Limited, London, comprising: vols. 1-10; together with various other books, including: vols. 1 and 2 A History of the Country of Durham; Vestiges of Old Newcastle, by Knowles & Boyle; Life of Christ, by Farrar; and others.

BOOKS, a large collection of 230+ titles in twelve boxes, works include eleven volumes of World of Wildlife, seven volumes of Golden Hands Encyclopedia of Crafts, twelve volumes of The History of Rock, eight volumes of Newnes Pictorial Knowledge, ten volumes of The New Book of Knowledge, three volumes of The Wonderland of Knowledge, eight volumes of The New Century Encyclopaedia, Children's annuals and Ladybird publications, atlases, antiques, miscellaneous and novels

A set of kitchen scales and weights and one other with 'The Concise Household Encyclopedia' advertising scale front

A collection of books including Magical Catalogue, The Practical man's Book of Things to Make and Do and The Handyman's Encyclopedia **PLEASE NOTE THIS LOT IS NOT ELIGIBLE FOR POSTING AND PACKING**

THE COMPACT ENCYCLOPEDIA IN SIX VOLUMES, DATED 1932, BOUND IN HALF CALF

A Guinness Four Volume Set the Encyclopedia of Popular Music

Four boxes of miscellaneous books, including works on Australia, fishing, Encyclopedia Britannica

UB40 Single Red Red Wine, Bronski Beat, It Aint Necessarily So, and other 45 singles, together with magazines The Concise Household Encyclopedia and The Universal English Dictionary:- Two Boxes.

Vol. 'The Encyclopedia of Rural Sports' by D.P. Blain, third edition 1870

Box of reference books incl. Encyclopedia of Plants and Flowers another of a Collectors Encyclopedia of Toys and Dolls etc.

Antique Reference Books - Goddens Encyclopedia of British Pottery and Porcelain; Danckert European Porcelain; Bethoulds Compendium of British Cups; The Annotated Shkespeare 1,2,3; etc

THREE BOXES OF VINTAGE BOOKS TO INCLUDE ENCYCLOPEDIA SETS

Ca. 1300-1500 AD. Late Byzantine period. A gilded silver ring with a D-section band and flared shoulders decorated with circular, swirling, and coiled motifs. The circular bezel depicts a double-headed eagle beneath a cross encircled by a band of scrolled tendrils. Excellent condition; fully wearable. The double-headed eagle was a common mythological figure in ancient Mesopotamia, Syria, Asia Minor, Egypt, and among the Mycenaean civilisation. It reappears on Greek soil in the 13th century in Byzantine art, when it started to be used as an emblem of the Byzantine Empire. The two heads of the eagles symbolized the claim by the Byzantine Emperor to both eastern and western halves of the Roman empire. In Imperial iconography, it was used to distinguish the emperor (double-headed eagle) from the king (one-headed eagle). We find the double-headed eagle also used by some merchant ships of the Italian peninsula to show their tax-exempt status. Nowadays, the black double-headed eagle on a yellow background is used as a symbol of the Orthodox Church all over the world. For more information about the double-headed eagle, see Chotzakoglou, C. (2000). 'Eagle, Double-Headed: Emblem of the Byzantine Empire'. In G. Speake (ed), Encyclopedia of Greece and the Hellenic Tradition. London; New York: Routledge, 521. For more information on Byzantine rings, see Pollio, T.N. (2018). Ancient Rings - An Illustrated Collector's Guide. McFarland, Incorporated, Publishers, 85f. Size: D: 20.68mm / US: 11 / UK: V1/2; 15.7g. Provenance: From an old British collection formed in the 1990s; previously acquired in Germany.

Ca. 1300-1500 AD. Byzantine. A wearable gilded silver ring with a circular band with flared shoulders decorated with small linear incisions that form a crown around the circular protruding bezel; the bezel is decorated with an incised double-headed eagle surmounted by a cross. Fully wearable condition. The double-headed eagle was a common mythological figure in ancient Mesopotamia, Syria, Asia Minor, Egypt, and among the Mycenaean civilisation. It reappears on Greek soil in the 13th century in Byzantine art, when it started to be used as an emblem of the Byzantine Empire. The two heads of the eagles symbolized the claim by the Byzantine Emperor to both eastern and western halves of the Roman empire. In Imperial iconography, it was used to distinguish the emperor (double-headed eagle) from the king (one-headed eagle). We find the double-headed eagle also used by some merchant ships of the Italian peninsula to show their tax-exempt status. Nowadays, the black double-headed eagle on a yellow background is used as a symbol of the Orthodox Church all over the world. For more information about the double-headed eagle, see Chotzakoglou, C. (2000). 'Eagle, Double-Headed: Emblem of the Byzantine Empire'. In G. Speake (ed), Encyclopedia of Greece and the Hellenic Tradition. London; New York: Routledge, 521. For more information on Byzantine rings, see Pollio, T.N. (2018). Ancient Rings - An Illustrated Collector's Guide. McFarland, Incorporated, Publishers, 85f. Size: D: 17.45mm / US: 7 1/4 / UK: O1/2; 16.6g. Provenance: From an old British collection formed in the 1990s; previously acquired in Germany.

Ca. 400-600 AD. Migration Period. A long iron sword with a long, pointed, bevelled blade, a rectangular guard and a rectangular tang for insertion into a handle. The Migration Period, which started during the decline of the Western Roman Empire (ca. 5th century AD), saw the widespread migration of and invasions by peoples, notably Germanic tribes and the Huns, in the Roman Empire. Many of these peoples were heavily armed and able to carve out their own kingdoms through force of arms. This sword may have belonged to a warrior from a Germanic tribe, who fought for his people's place in the world during a brutal and savage time when might in battle was prized above all else. Mounted on a custom-made stand. Excellent condition. For more information on Migration period swords, see Bradford, J. C. (2004). International Encyclopedia of Military History. Taylor & Francis, 415. Size: L:815mm / W:65mm ; 445g. Provenance: Property of a London gentleman, part of his family collection formed in the 1980s.

Ca. 400-600 AD. Migration Period. A long iron sword with a long, pointed, bevelled blade, a rectangular guard, and a rectangular tang for insertion into a handle. The Migration Period, which started during the decline of the Western Roman Empire (ca. 5th century AD), saw the widespread migration of and invasions by peoples, notably Germanic tribes and the Huns, in the Roman Empire. Many of these peoples were heavily armed and able to carve out their own kingdoms through force of arms. This sword may have belonged to a warrior from a Germanic tribe, who fought for his people's place in the world during a brutal and savage time when might in battle was prized above all else. Mounted on a custom-made stand. Excellent condition. For more information on Migration period swords, see Bradford, J. C. (2004). International Encyclopedia of Military History. Taylor & Francis, 415. Size: L:910mm / W:70mm ; 670g. Provenance: Property of a European collector. Formerly in the collection of Earl Mitchell, London 1990s.

* Attributed to Heaton, Butler & Bayne (stained glass designers). Design for a stained glass window, circa 1860's-70's, fine watercolour with pen & brown ink, on shaped paper, laid down in window design on thick black card, the card with number 83/3 at foot, letter C to upper left corner, and No.4 on verso, hinged shaped window mount, 525 x 270 mm (20.75 x 10.5 ins) mount aperture, framed and glazed (730 x 455 mm)Qty: (1)NOTESStained glass maker Clement Heaton (1824–1882) started producing stained glass in the early 1850s, influenced by Pugin. He went into partnership with lead glazier James Butler (1830-1913), and then was joined by the pre-raphaelite Robert Turnbull Bayne (1837-1915) in 1862. "Bayne's striking and linear designs were carried out in an exceptionally wide range of coloured glass, developed by Heaton as a result of his researches into medieval techniques" (Gordon Campbell, Encyclopedia of the Decorative Arts, volume 2, Oxford University Press, 2006, page 472). In 1864, the firm began to use the artist Henry Holiday as a freelance designer, an arrangement that lasted until 1878. Holiday's designs inclined more towards the classical, his feelings for which are evident in his book Stained Glass as an Art (1896), though the main concern expressed is that there should be no affectation, but "genuine personal feeling ... the true expression of the best that is in [the individual artist]" which "has nothing in common with the imitation of tricks of manner, and ... does not change with different buildings (nor with the state of the market)" (pages 115-16). 1862-1953

Three music related books to include 'The Crack In The Cosmic Egg; Encyclopedia Of Krautrock, Komische Musik & Other Progressive, Experimental & Electronic Musics From Germany', 'The Story Of The Blues' by Paul Oliver and 'Music Master' record catalogue (3)

Various books, to include fiction, non fiction, to include various volumes of History of England, The New Gresham Encyclopedia, Ballantyne (RM), The Coral Island, Holy Bibles, etc. (4 boxes)

Books to include Home Doctoring of Animals, Encyclopedia of Gardening, Chums Annual 1927/28 etc. (qty)

* Prints & Engravings. A mixed collection of approximately 650 prints, mostly 19th century, including approximately 135 foreign topographical views, approximately 400 British topographical views, together with portraits, genre and encyclopedia plates, mostly small format, but various sizes and conditionQty: (approx. 650)

KASHIRAGAKI TOHO KINYOZUI (or KINMO ZUI) “Encyclopedia with notes”, illustrated by Morikuni, 9th volume, 18th Century (with insect damage to the paper)

Twelve various mainly 19th Century Japanese volumes including medical encyclopedia, another, a picture book depicting figures conducting household chores and activities various, another purely script inscribed to original frontispiece "No. 776 1 Vol dupline (or duplicat?)" with later inscription in pencil to the inside back cover "Hsiao Chih Kwan" and with University College London School of Oriental Studies label, paper bound picture book of Japanese designs, another picture book bearing typed catalogued entry inscribed "11 sukenobu - ehon mitsuwaa-gusu scenes in the lives of women" .... (not known if this relates to this book) and seven others various together with one volume AAGE MATTHISON-HANSEN "Lien-hua ..." published 1919, paper bound, limited edition of 300 with inscription to the frontispiece "To the eminent sinologue Dr. Herbert A Giles! Dear Sir! Please receive this book of Chinese poems translated into Danish prose with my heartfelt thanks for the valuable help your excellent works have afforded me in my Chinese studies. Sincerely yours ..."Condition ReportCondition varied from poor to good through out. See images for more information/detail. 

"The Encyclopedia of Practical Cookery - A Complete Dictionary of All Pertaining to the Art of Cookery and Table Service", edited by Theodore Francis Garrett, containing various illustrated colour plates, published L Upcott Gill, London, late Victorian, in eight volumes

S. F. A CAULFIELD and BLANCHE C. SAWARD "The Dictionary of Needlework - An Encyclopedia of Artistic, Plain and Fancy Needlework", containing various colour plates, second edition, published A.W. Cowan

Two boxes of antiquarian and other leather bound books to include "The Art Journal" 1849 and 1850, "The Life of Catherine II Empress of Russia", volume III, published T M Longman and O Rees, London 1799, ELIZABETH HAMILTON "A Series of Popular Essays". volume I, published by Manners & Miller 1813, "Bryan's Dictionary of Painters & Engravers", new edition revised and enlarged under the supervision of George C Williamson, volumes I-V, published G Bell & Sons, London 1913, together with two boxes containing "Encyclopedia Britannica"

Collection of books relating to art and antiques: including Jackson's Silver & Gold Marks; Mauchline Ware: A Collectors Guide; Oriental Carpets by Kurt Erdmann; Collins Encyclopedia of Antiques; 18th Century English Porcelain Figures; Derby Porcelain; European Glass; The Dictionary of Worcester Porcelain and others.

Collection of art and antiques books: including Great Victorian Engravings by Hilary Guise; Encyclopedia of Antiques; Decorative Work of Robert Adam Stillman; Chippendale by Anthony Coleridge; British Antique Furniture by John Andrews; English Looking Glasses by Geoffrey Wills; Small Antique Furniture by Bernard and Therle Hughes and other books.

Collection of books relating to art and antiques, including: Chinese Blue and White Porcelain by Duncan MacIntosh; Rockingham by Alwyn and Angela Cox; Derby Porcelain by Dennis G. Rice; Fairbairns Books of Crests; Medley's The Chinese Potter; The Encyclopedia of Victoriana and other books.

An album of GB regional issue and Channel Islands postage stamps including a penny black, together with an album of GB postage stamps from Queen Victoria to 1970, a Stamp coin encyclopedia etc.

18 Volumes of Orbis' Illustrated Encyclopedia of Aircraft

Illustrated Encyclopedia of Military Insignia of 20th Century

A box containing early 20th Century hard back books including titles "Ogilvie's Encyclopedia and "Children Of The New Forest"

The Self Interpreting Bible (with an Evangelical Commentary by the late Rev'd John Brown, 1834, pub Tho's Kelly 17 Paternoster Row, calf' The Gentlewoman 1891 vol 2 (bound copies), leather bound photo album with plated mounts, and nine volumes of The Children's Encyclopedia.

Chichester Excavations [Alec Dawn], five vols, Encyclopedia of World History, European Architecture and other related books:- Two Boxes

PLINIUS SECUNDUS, Gaius or "Pliny the Elder" (23-79 AD). The Historie of the World.PLINIUS SECUNDUS, Gaius or "Pliny the Elder" (23-79 AD). The Historie of theWorld: Commonly called, The Natural Historie of C. Plinius Secundus. Translatedinto English by Philemon Holland Doctor of Physicke.London: Printed for Adam Islip, 1634. 2 volumes bound in one, folio (333 x215mm). Large woodcut ornaments on titles, initials, head-pieces andtail-pieces, publisher’s "Advertisement" leaf at the end [see note] (lacks initial blank, first title partly detached, sectionexcised from upper margin of first title, and repaired, without loss, lower fore-corner of pp. 411/412 in first vol. torn away with loss supplied in latermanuscript, a few wormholes and wormtracks, some mainly lightspotting, staining and browning, a few darker spots). Contemporary calf gilt(worn, covers detached, heavily rubbed). Provenance: illegible signatureon first title dated 1646; Charles Leonard (later signature); inscriptions on modern endpapers; from the Library of the late Sir George Engle. First published in English in 1604, this is the second English edition. The publisher's "Advertisement" states "Whereas in the former edition this page was stuffed full of Errata, which were occasioned by reason of the various matter and words used in this Historie, not common obvious in other Authors; such care in this second Edition hath been taken, as that they have all been amended, whereby the Readers paines to mend, or be offended with them, is taken away. This I thought good to give notice of, least any should think them omitted, not amended." STC 20030; cf.Maggs Medicine, Alchemy, Astrology and Natural Sciences (1929) 78; cf.Nissen ZBI 3191; cf. PMM 5 (citing the Editio princeps of Venice1469): “The ‘Natural History’ of Pliny the Elder is more than a naturalhistory: it is an encyclopedia of all the knowledge of the ancient world …”. 

NANSEN, Fridtjof (1861-1930). Farthest North.NANSEN, Fridtjof (1861-1930).  Farthest North. Westminster: Archibald Constable and Company, 1897. 2 volumes, large 8vo (239 x 160mm). Half titles, etched portrait, titles printed in red and black, 16 coloured plates, half tone plates, illustrations, 4 folding coloured maps (some spotting mainly at the beginning of each vol.). Original blue pictorial cloth gilt (extremities lightly rubbed). Provenance: J. Berkley Matthews (signatures on front pastedowns); from the Collection of Lt. Cdr. Andrew David (bookplate). FIRST ENGLISH EDITION. Arctic Bib. 11983; Howgego Encyclopedia of Exploration 1850-1940 III, N3; PMM 384: “… Nansen’s own account of a remarkable achievement in polar exploration, every detail of which was worked out by Nansen himself and went absolutely according to plan.” (2)

Vols 1-6 Harmsworth Household Encyclopedia