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Los 892
WW1 Imperial German Prussian Reserves Feldmutze “Pork Pie” Cap, fine quality example of the field grey feldmutze with red piping to the crown and central band. Original reichs cockade and state cockade having reserve cross to the centre. Interior with cloth lining which appears to have one time been re-stitched. Some light fading and wear but generally a good example.
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Victorian Crimea 1854-56 Medal 17th Lancers, medal with single clasp Sebastopol, officially impressed naming, “E LATHAM 17TH LANCERS”, complete with original ribbon and top mount bar. 1487 Edward Latham was born in Doncaster in 1835. He enlisted in the 17th Lancers in January 1855. He joined the regiment in the Crimea from Cork in July 1855. He was awarded the Crimea campaign medal with single clasp Sebastopol and Turkish Crimea medal. He was discharged in August 1856. The 17th Lancers were famous for being the centre during the Charge of the Light Brigade during the battle of Balaclava in the Crimean War.
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Indian Army Headdress Badges, including 16th Punjab Regiment pagri badge with broad pin to the reverse, brass Poona Horse pagri badge with brooch pin fitting, 8th King George’s Own Light Cavalry forage / beret badge, officers silvered Hodsons Horse forage / beret badge and 7th Light Cavalry badge with J R Gaunt makers mark to the reverse. (5 items)
Los 1170
Scarce 16 Bore Regulation Flintlock Holster Pistol for Police or Coastguard, barrel with flat top struck with military proofs, stepped bolted lock engraved with crowned GR and Tower on tail, roller bearing frizzen spring (cracked), regulation brass mounts, swivel ram rod, stock with BO broad arrows and government inspector’s stamps. Good condition, some light age wear, cock restored, lanyard ring removed. Overall 9.75”, barrel 4.5”.
Los 1093
WW2 Royal Air Force Distinguished Flying Cross and Bar Winners Tunic Attributed to Squadron Leader D W Trotter, fine example of the four pocket service dress tunic with brass kings crown buttons and fixed waist belt. Embroidered kings crown RAF pilots wings above medal ribbons which include the Distinguished Flying Cross with silvered rosette indicating the 2nd award bar. Interior pocket having tailors label with inked name “D W Trotter Esq 2.7.40”. Remains in very good overall condition showing just light service wear.
Los 201
1901 CUP FINAL Official programme, matchcard, 1901 Cup Final, Tottenham Hotspurs( sic) v Sheffield United, 20/4/1901 at The Crystal Palace. The game ended in a 2-2 draw in front of 110, 820 spectators although the replay a week later had only 20, 470 spectators at Bolton to see Spurs win 3-1. This matchcard measures just under 5" x 7" and has Official Programme at the top, English Cup Final Tie below that, Tottenham Hotspurs v Sheffield United below that with Crystal Palace and Saturday April 20th 1901 Kick off 3-30pm being in lines below. The bottom half of the matchcard has the teams listed in 1-2-3-5 formation with the three match officials below the teams. The colour of the card is light blue and we have had the card tested by a leading forensic analyst who has stated that the card is definitely from that period, to the extent that under extreme magnification a piece of wood chipping can be seen under the surface. He further stated that it was a top quality item and had to have been produced by a commercial printer as at least ten different typefaces had been used including an ornate , rare typeface for "English Cup". We feel that it is likely to have been produced for the VIP guests and officials attending the Final as there is no price on the card but it was illegal to use the wording "Official Programme " if it was not. It was certainly not unusual in those days for Tottenham to be called Hotspurs with the additional "s". This was the first time that Spurs won the FA Cup and they were members of the Southern League at the time. The reverse side is blank and there is a tape mark across the card close to the top edge where it has been laid down at some time , perhaps in a scrapbook. Minor crease with slight tear and the vendors family bought it at a leading auction house a number of years ago for a five figure sum. Generally good
Los 805
EXETER / CHELSEA Very scarce 4 Page programme for the friendly between Exeter City and Chelsea 14/8/1973 played at Dawlish at short notice after the local side were refused permission by the FA to play Chelsea. Dawlish crossed out the word Dawlish on the front cover and replaced it with Exeter in green. Each programme was given a number also written in green on the right hand corner. Light fold. Generally good
Los 782
A Victorian mahogany double pedestal desk CONDITION REPORTS Numerous light surface scratches and scuffs to the wood and also to the leather. An area of loss to a section of the moulding to one of the drawers on the right hand pedestal. Also an area of loss to one of the drawer knobs on the right hand pedestal. Areas of fading and discolouration. Knocks and dents to the wood. General wear and tear commensurate with age and use. See photos for more details.
Los 508
A Victorian coromandel and brass inlaid vanity case, opening to reveal a fitted interior, with Bramah lock CONDITION REPORTS Width 33cm x 18cm high x depth 24.5 approx. Numerous light surface scratches to the wood, some tarnishing to the brass edging, possibly some areas of fading and discolouration. There are two splits appearing across the top and a possible old repair to one of them. The velvet to the interior has some wear and some areas of fading. There is a tear to the velvet on the inside of the lid and a small tear to the inside right of the lid. The leather to the interior has some scuffs and scratches. Accretions and wear. Some light surface scratches to the metal tops of the bottles and jars. Some light surface scratches and scuffs to the glass and some nibbles to the edges of a couple of them. The end of the penknife blade is missing. There is a knock to the wood on the inside edge of the lid. General wear and tear commensurate with age and use. See photos for more details.
Los 419
An oak cased long case clock, the eight day movement with square brass dial, the chapter ring with Roman and Arabic numerals enclosing a subsidiary seconds dial and date aperture inscribed "John Smith, Chester" CONDITION REPORTS There are numerous scratches and scuffs to the case, areas of loss to the veneer, some fading and discolouration in areas of the case, some splits to the wood at the base. Accretions, etc. The dial has light surface scratches, accretions, some tarnishing to the metal. The movement also has some tarnishing to the metal, dust, accretions, etc. Unable to state whether in full working order. General wear and tear commensurate with age and use. See photos for more details.
Los 504
A box containing assorted plated wares to include candlestick, hot water jug, pistol grip knives, etc CONDITION REPORTS There are eight pistol grip knives. Blades have areas of rust and tarnishing. Surface scratches and scuffs to both blades and handles. Some minor dents and knocks to the handles and wear to the blades. The length of the pistol grip knives is approx 22 cm. There are also eight pistol grip forks approx 18.5 cm. Numerous light surface scratches, some minor small dents to the handles, tarnishing to the metal. Both the knives and the forks have general wear and tear commensurate with age and use. See photos for more details.
Los 1023f
Renault - A pair of late 20th century 1990's contemporary retro car motoring point of sale showroom advertising light box signs having a round ground and badge to centre with 'Renault Trucks Reception' underneath along with a Renault car badge light box with chrome finish. Measures; 84cm x 69cm.
Los 170
Batsford books.- Cook (Brian, English painter, illustrator, and publisher, 1910-1991) Oxford, original dust jacket illustration for Christopher Hobhouse's 'Oxford', gouache with pencilled labels on artist's board, signed in the lower right corner, 230 x 330 mm. (9 x 13 in), some surface dirt and light abrasion, unframed, [1939].
Los 140
Quin (Tarella A.) Gum Tree Brownie and Other Faerie Folk of the Never Never, first edition, second issue with corrected caption to p.53, illustrations by Ida Rentoul, some full-page, short closed tear to title margin, some occasional light marginal soiling, ink ownership inscription to half-title, original pictorial cloth, spine ends and corners a little bumped and frayed, some light rubbing and minor marking to covers, oblong 8vo, 1907.
Los 168
Batsford books.- Cook (Brian, English painter, illustrator, and publisher, 1910-1991) Cambridge, original dust jacket illustration for John Steegmann's 'Cambridge', gouache and collage with printed labels on artist's board, signed in the lower right corner, 230 x 330 mm. (9 x 13 in), some surface dirt and light abrasion, unframed, [1940].
Los 56
Hill (Susan) The Woman in Black, light fading to spine and covers, jacket with light fading to spine, spine ends and corners a little rubbed, 1983 § Innes (Hammond) Dead and Alive, jacket with light rubbing to extremities, 1946; Killer Mine, mottling to covers, jacket spine ends and corners a little rubbed and chipped, small abrasion to upper panel, 1947, first editions, original cloth, dust-jackets; and a first edition of Fatherland by Robert Harris, 8vo (4)
Los 13
NO RESERVE Canning (Victor) Polycarp's Progress, jacket spine slightly faded, minor chipping to spine ends and corners, light creasing to head, 1935; Everyman's England, 1936; Mr. Finchley Goes to Paris, signed presentation inscription to title, jacket rear panel chipped at head, 1938; Mr FInchley Takes the Road, 1940, first editions, original cloth, some fading to covers and spines, dust-jackets, light fading to spines, minor chipping to spine ends and corners, light rubbing and creasing to head and foot, 8vo (4)
Los 111
Tolkien (J.R.R.) The Hobbit, or There and Back Again, first edition, first impression, frontispiece, one plate and 8 illustrations, including 7 full-page, map endpapers printed in red and black, all by the author, 2pp. advertisements, occasional marking or soiling to margins, full-page illustration on p.126 crudely coloured by hand, light browning and ink ownership inscription to front endpapers rear endpaper splitting at joint but holding firm, original pictorial cloth, shelf-lean, spine darkened and chipped, affecting imprint at foot, lower joint split, glue repairs to spine, corners bumped and frayed, covers rubbed and marked, 8vo, 1937.
Los 80
Mackenzie (Compton) Gallipoli Memories, map frontispiece, 1929; First Athenian Memories, 1931; Greek Memories, photographic frontispiece, 1932; Aegean Memories, photographic frontispiece, 1940, first editions, original cloth, dust-jackets, spines a little darkened, some light creasing to head and foot, but excellent or near-fine overall, 8vo (4)⁂ Mackenzie's Easter Mediterranean tetralogy, including the rare Greek Memories, recalled and suppressed after Mackenzie was found guilty of having contravened the Official Secrets Act with its publication.
Los 98
Orczy (Baroness) The Way of the Scarlet Pimpernel, first edition, vignette illustration to title, original cloth, fine, dust-jacket, minor chipping to spine ends and corners, light creasing to head and foot, some very light surface soiling, but a bright and excellent example overall, 8vo, 1933.
Los 32
Fitzpatrick (Sir Percy) Jock of the Bushveld, first edition, first issue with the incorrect drawings of the dung beetle on pp. 65, 337 and 457, colour frontispiece, plates and illustrations, ink notes to endpapers, upper hinge cracked but holding firm, original pictorial cloth, spine ends and corners a little bumped, lower joint split, light rubbing, 4to, 1907.
Los 8
Beckett (Samuel) Watt, original boards, dust-jacket, light rubbing and minor creasing to head and foot, but generally excellent overall, 1958; Fin de Partie, original printed wrappers, light spotting and browning, Paris, 1957; Comment C'est, original printed wrappers, scattered foxing, Paris 1961; and 16 others, Beckett, 8vo (19)
Los 9
NO RESERVE Berlin (Sven) The Dark Monarch, first edition, signed by the author on endpaper, frontispiece and illustrations by the author, spotting to front endpaper, original cloth, dust-jacket, minor chipping to spine ends and corners, light creasing to head and foot, a little rubbed, excellent otherwise, 8vo, 1962.⁂ The scarce, first edition, especially so signed. Sven Berlin (1911-99) was a well-known figure in the art world; an artist, dancer, poet & author. Berlin caused considerable outrage with the original publication of this work, the number of libel cases brought against him as a result forced the book to be withdrawn, and very few copies survive today. The work comprises many thinly-veiled character assassinations on the artists, writers &c. from the period, focusing on St Ives, including Barbara Hepworth, Ben Nicholson, Patrick Heron and Peter Lanyon.
Los 4
Atwood (Magaret) The Handmaid's Tale, first edition, signed by the author on title, original boards, dust-jacket, some light fading to spine light creasing to head and foot, excellent otherwise, 8vo, 1985.⁂ The first edition of Atwood's dystopian classic, the basis for the hugely successful television series. The sequel, published this year, has been shortlisted for the Booker Prize.
Los 31
NO RESERVE Fermor (Patrick Leigh) The Traveller's Tree, jacket spine ends and corners a little chipped and creased, small chip to lower joint, [1950]; Mani, neat ink ownership inscription to endpaper, jacket price-clipped, spine a little dulled, spine ends and corners a little chipped, 1958; Roumeli [2 copies], light browning to half-title, ink ownership inscriptions, jacket spine a little chipped at head, light discolouration to spine, 1966, first editions, original boards, dust-jackets; and 2 others by the same, 8vo (6)
Los 2
NO RESERVE Airth (Rennie) Snatch!, jacket with very light browning to spine, spine ends and corners a little rubbed and creased, 1969; Once Upon a Spy, bookplate signed by the author to title, jacket spine slightly faded, light rubbing to tips of spine and corners, 1981, first editions, original boards, dust-jackets, excellent copies, 8vo (2)
Los 169
Casson (Sir Hugh, British architect, interior designer, and artist, 1910-1999) Three original illustrations for Casson's 'Diary', page layout designs with printed text and original illustrations executed in the margins, pages 62, 70, and 171, pen and ink, each approx. 245 x 370 mm. (9 5/8 x 14 1/2 in), under glass, some surface dirt and light browning, framed, [circa 1981]; together with three further original watercolours by Casson, including Bentota Steps, Roman Wall, and another of three figures, pen and brown ink with watercolour, various sizes, largest 100 x 85 mm. (4 x 3 1/4 in), under glass, some fading to pigments, framed, circa 1982; and with three facsimile prints after drawings by Casson, framed (9)
Los 73
STAR WARS: Signed 10 x 8 photograph by both Alec Guinness (Obi-Wan Kenobi) and Dave Prowse (Darth Vader) individually, the image depicting the two actors in costume battling with lightsabres in a scene from Star Wars (1977). Signed by Guinness in red ink to a light area at the head of the image and signed by Prowse in bold silver ink, also adding his character name beneath his signature. About EX
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ARCHITECTS: Selection of signed pieces and cards by various architects comprising Ludwig Mies van der Rohe, Le Corbusier (on a slightly irregularly clipped piece, laid down and with a couple of very minor, light stains, just affecting part of the signature), Philip Johnson, Leslie Martin, Oscar Niemeyer, Basil Spence and Renzo Piano. G (1), otherwise VG to EX, 7
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GRACE W. G.: (1848-1915) English Cricketer. A.L.S., W. G. Grace, two pages, 8vo, Thrissell House, Stapleton Road, Bristol, 17th May 1885, to W. J. Trentler, on the printed stationery of Gloucestershire County Cricket Club. Grace thanks his correspondent for their kind invitation and informs him 'I believe arrangements have already been made for putting me up', continuing 'I am very anxious to know all about the late Australian trip, so would prefer staying with the other cricketers on this occasion'. Accompanied by the original envelope hand addressed by Grace. Some light age toning to the base of the first page, lightly affecting two lines of text, otherwise VG The England cricket team (also known as Alfred Shaw's XI) had toured Australia in 1884-85, playing eight first class matches, including five matches in the Test series, winning six and losing two.
Los 83
CINEMA: Selection of vintage signed cards, a few album pages etc., by various film actors and actresses including Vincent Price, Gene Autry, Ruth Draper, Blanche Yurka, Mel Ferrer, Paulette Goddard, John Hodiak, Leo G. Carroll (brief T.L.S. on a correspondence card, 3rd April 1958), Dudley Digges, Hurd Hatfield, Raymond Massey, Barbara Bel Geddes, Rosalind Russell, Judith Anderson etc. A few with some light age wear, G to VG, 15
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SEIFERT JAROSLAV: (1901-1986) Czechoslovak Writer, Poet & Journalist, Nobel Prize winner for Literature, 1984. A scarce A.L.S., J Seifert, one page, 4to, Prague, n.d., to a Publisher, on the attractive printed stationery of Ranni Noviny (Morning Newspaper) and Vecerni Noviny (Evening Newspaper), in Czech. Seifert asks his correspondents to kindly send Knizni novinky (book news) to the journal Ranni Noviny, explaining 'We do have rather a large column on culture and, if possible, we cover all the literature news of greater importance right after they have been published' and adding 'We would really like to inform our readers about the book of Fallada already. If you would be so kind to enclose with the editorial copy the facsimile of Wolker's poem as you have promised, we would very much appreciate it'. Some light creasing and age wear and a small tear to the lower edge (repaired with tape to the verso), only very slightly affecting one word of text but not the signature, otherwise about VG
Los 227
LE CARRE JOHN: (1931- ) British Author of espionage novels, a former officer with the Secret Intelligence Service. T.L.S., David Cornwell, one page, 4to, Penzance, Cornwall, 14th November 1996, to Dr. William (sic) J. Morse. Le Carre thanks his correspondent for their note, which had suitably encouraged him, and continues to remark ‘The article you are kind enough to admire got me into a pleasing amount of trouble, and attracted a perfectly foul rendition of me in the British Sunday Times. In such cases, one is always proud of one’s enemies, and mine came up to scratch’. Accompanied by the original envelope. Some very light, extremely minor creasing, otherwise VG
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