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Los 498
Pauquet (Hippolyte & Polidor) Modes et Costume half-title hand-coloured engraved title and 71 plates only (of 96) a little finger soiling and light foxing contemporary half morocco spine gilt rubbed [Colas 2293] Paris [1864] § Cibrario (Luigi) Descrizione Storica Degli Ordini Religiosi vol. 1 only (of 2) half-title 54 hand-coloured lithograped plates text foxed contemporary half morocco spine gilt and blind tooled rubbed Torino 1845 4to & tall 8vo
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A modern Scholly Flexilux 30HL Fibre Optic Light, in grey metal case (mains cable missing), and a Lomo binocular Biolam Microscope, with six eyepieces, swivelling binocular head, monocular tube, quadruple nosepiece and two objectives (converted to horizontal use, with glass stage container and forceps), in wooden case
Los 281
ENGLISH SCHOOL, circa 1845 A portrait miniature of a lady seated in an interior wearing a lace bonnet, said to be the wife of Ensign Arthur Oakes in a gilt mount with rounded upper corners, 4¾” x 3¾”, and a folding leather case with a velvet-lined interior and two tinted photographs, one in a folding case and the other in a gilt metal frame (a lot) Please refer to Lot 424 for medals and portrait miniatures relating to Ensign Arthur Oakes of the 13th (Somerset) Light Infantry
Los 282
ENGLISH SCHOOL, circa 1825 A portrait miniature of a young officer, said to be Ensign Arthur Oakes of the 13th (Somerset) Light Infantry, oval, bust length, 3” x 2¼”, in a red leatherette case with an easel support See illustration Please refer to Lots 281 and 424 The latter contains another portrait, said to be of Ensign Arthur Oaks, and his medals from the First Afghan War
Los 424
ENSIGN ARTHUR OAKES 13TH (SOMERSET) LIGHT INFANTRY: The First Afghan War, 1839-42. Medals for: “Cabul 1842” and “Jellalabad 1842” named to Ensign Arthur Oakes, 13th (Somerset) Light Infantry, each retaining the original leather case inscribed “De la Cour Jeweller, Chatham”, together with a portrait miniature thought to depict Ensign Oakes. This identification is supported by the epaulette on the subject`s shoulder which shows a bugle horn, the cap badge of the Light Infantry. See illustration Provenance: The recipient and thence by descent through the Hornsby-Wright family. The 1847 Army List shows the services of Lieutenant (as he had then become) Arthur Oakes as follows:- “1841-1842. Took part in every action from the Cabul Pass to Cabul. Lieutenant Oakes was wounded at the storming of the Khoord Cabul Pass and also in the sortie on 1st April 1842 at Jellalabad”, The Defence of Jellalabad, the 13th Light Infantry being the only British unit present, was the one good thing to come out of the failure of the First Afghan War. Another portrait miniature thought to depict Ensign Oakes is included as lot 282, and lot 281 includes a portrait, said to be of his wife.
Los 1161
AMBROSE HEAL: A light oak dresser with a raised back with a single shelf and seven cup hooks, the lower section with two short and a single long drawer above two panelled doors, with turned knob handles, on bracket feet, 48” wide.. This dresser appears to be a rare combination of dresser base no. 510 with the upper section more normally seen on the dresser no. 505. This would suggest it dates from 1905/1906 period when only a very small number of dressers of this type will have been manufactured, and it is possible that this combination was arrived at as the result of a client’s specific request.
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Vincent (William) Voyage de Néarque 1799 translated by J.B.L.J. Billecocq engraved frontispiece plate and 6 maps some folding some offsetting a few marginal repairs occasional spotting or light foxing contemporary half calf flat spine richly gilt and with pale yellow leather label small repair to head of spine corners worn 4to Paris de l`Imprimerie de la République l`An VIII [1799-1800]. ***An account of the voyage of Nearchus an officer in the army of Alexander the Great who travelled from India to Susa and on to the Euphrates..
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Bonne (Rigobert) Atlas Moderne 1771 engraved pictorial title table of contents advertisement 2 double-page plates of globes and spheres (1 partially hand-coloured) and 74 double-page maps hand-coloured in outline occasional light foxing or spotting a few small stains but maps generally in good condition contemporary half calf spine gilt rather worn but holding firm folio Paris chez Lattré et Delalain [1771].
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Vertot (L`abbe De) Histoire des Chevaliers Hospita 4 vol. titles in red and black 71 engraved portraits and 6 maps and plans (some folding) hole to B4 loss of a few words some offsetting occasional spotting or light foxing contemporary speckled calf sympathetically rebacked spines gilt a good set [Brunet V 1149; Cohen - de Ricci 1011] 4to Paris chez Rollin Quillau et Desaint 1726.
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Charlet Decoration Moderne dans le Textile title in red and black 20 colour pochoir plates 1 with marginal ink finger-print and 1 with marginal ink spots occasional light soiling mostly marginal loose as issued in original half cloth portfolio ribbon ties spine ends and corners frayed folio Paris Massin [1925].
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Taplin Gentleman`s Stable Directory ninth edition half-title advertisement f. some spotting or light foxing modern half morocco W.Wilson 1790 § Daniel (Rev. William Barker) Rural Sports 4 vol. including supplement engraved portrait frontispiece titles and 54 plates only offsetting some foxing and staining contemporary red morocco gilt slightly rubbed [c.1812] § Jesse (Edward) Scenes and Tales of Country Life new edition wood-engraved plates contemporary half calf faded 1844; and c.10 others similar including vol.1-3 of Racing Illustrated v.s.(c.16)
![[Bivort] Annales de Pomologie Belge Part 3 only (of 8) 48 fine chromolithographed plates many hand-coloured occasional spotti](http://lot-images.atgmedia.com/SR/1574/2795102/177-2010526151756_468x382.jpg)
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Atlas with the majority of the maps from the Theatre of Empire of Great Britain, containing a total of 41 double-page engraved with contemporary hand-colouring, all but two by John Speed, but including John Seller’s world map (worn at edges with loss) and Blaeu’s Cornubia, all cut down and mounted, a few with loss at upper corners and nicks to the outer borders, some with margins strengthened at verso, light soiling throughout, some creasing at folds, other minor defects, later calf, rebacked, gilt panelled spine, folio, [c.1610 or later] with a protective wooden box; sold as an atlas, not subject to return. The atlas includes: Seller (J) Novissima totius terranum, tear, loss at edges including the border of the left-hand sphere; Speed (J) Barkshire, tears repaired, loss to upper corners of border; Bedfordshire, nick to border; Chester, light dampstaining to upper corner, loss to other corner of border; Cambridgeshire, cropped at edges, loss to upper corner of border; Blaeu (J) Cornubia; Speed (J) Cumberland, loss to upper corner of border; Darbieshire, corner of border chipped; Devonshire; Durham; Essex; Gloucestershire; Hantshire; Herefordshire; Hartfordshire; Huntingdon; Kent; Lancaster, loss of border; Leicester; Lycolne; Midle-sex; Monmouth; Isle of Man; Norfolk; Northumberland; Nottingham; Oxfordshire; Rutland; Shropshyre; Somerset-shire, stain to lower corner; Stafford; Suffolke; Surrey; Sussex; Warwick; Westmorland; Wilshire; Worcestershire; Wight Island; North and East Riding of Yorkshire; Yorkshire; Holy Island, Farne Islands and Channel Islands
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A group of four pre-war Wagons a No.1 Milk Traffic Van the model in red with light blue body and cream roof, a Banana Van in LMS grey bodied livery with grey roof and Avonmouth lettering in white, a Refrigerator Van in Great Western livery (Mica B) with black base, light grey body and white roof with fixed doors, a Side Tipping Wagon in light blue with yellow body and Mc Alpine transfers in gold lettering
Los 14
Two boxed Hornby Rolling Stock items, a Milk Traffic Van No.1 the model with olive green and open axle guard base, Milk Traffic` to one side in white letters, LNER to the other side in gold letters, the model with light green/grey body and dark grey/green roof, a Side Tipping Wagon in the livery of Robert Hudson Ltd of Leeds, the model in blue with open axle guard base, Hornby Series transfer to both sides, some slight damage to one end of the body
Los 93
A Hornby Series No.2 Signal Gantry circa 1930 with blue bases and ladder, blue finials and bridge with white rails and upright with `Home` and `Red` distance signals, a 2E Double Arm signal circa 1936 with lighter blue base and ladder, light blue finial, red levers and `home` and `yellow` distance arms
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Black’s Colour Guides. Egypt Painted and Described, by R. Talbot Kelly, 1st ed., 1902, half-title, seventy-five col. plts., with captioned tissue guards, scattered light spotting to text, endpapers foxed, armorial bookplate of Herbert Danvers, M.D., on front pastedown, with early ms. owhership name above, t.e.g., remainder untrimmed, orig. dec. cloth gilt, spine sunned and rubbed at ends, upper cover a trifle dusty, 8vo, together with Burma Painted & Described, by R. Talbot Kelly, 1st ed., 1905, half-title, seventy-five col. plts. with captioned tissue guards, folding map, occn. foxing, early ms. ownership name on front pastedown, t.e.g., remainder foxed, orig. gilt dec. cloth, spine faded, one corner bumped, 8vo, plus Florence & Some Tuscan Cities Painted by Colonel R.C. Goff, Described by Clarissa Goff, 1st ed., 1905, half-title, seventy-five col. plts., with captioned tissue guards, free endpapers toned, contemp. ms. inscription on front free endpaper, hinges split, t.e.g., orig. dec. red cloth gilt, a few minor minor marks, spine faded and sl. frayed at head, 8vo, plus nineteen other Colour Guides, incl. Rome, Italian Lakes, English Lakes, India, Singoalla, etc., various editions and condition (22)
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