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Preisdatenbank abonnierenA GENTLEMAN'S 9CT GOLD WRISTWATCH BY OMEGA, the circular white enamel dial with Arabic numerals, outer minute scale and subsidiary seconds dial, to a jewelled manual movement numbered 6951023, the Dennison case hallmarked for Birmingham 1916, numbered 85265, case back inscribed 'Geoffrey, From Mother, May 14th, 1917', dial and movement signed, on a later unassociated strap, case width 3.45cm
A GENTLEMAN'S STAINLESS STEEL WATCH HEAD BY JAEGER-LECOULTRE, the circular silvered dial with alternate Arabic numerals and dot markers, subsidiary seconds dial and outer minute divisions, to a jewelled manual movement numbered 687612, the case numbered 540244, dial, movement and case signed, case width 3.3cm
A LADY'S 9CT GOLD BRACELET WATCH BY ROTARY, the circular signed dial with baton markers, to a jewelled manual movement and brick-link bracelet, together with a lady's watch head by Omega, with calibre 244 manual movement, the case stamped '18k 0.750', on an unassociated gilt metal bracelet, and a further 9ct gold cased wristwatch, with expanding-link bracelet stamped '9ct', first watch case diameter 1.6cm (3)
TWO LADY'S 9CT GOLD WRISTWATCHES BY ROLEX, the first with Arabic numerals, to a jewelled manual movement, the case numbered 8892, with Glasgow import marks for 1924, dial, movement and case signed, on an unassociated leather strap, (later winder), the second with Roman numerals, to a jewelled manual movement, the case numbered 654203, with London import marks for 1915, (winder deficient), first watch case diameter 2.5cm (2)
A GENTLEMAN'S WRISTWATCH BY GIRARD-PERREGAUX, the circular silvered dial with baton markers, to a jewelled manual movement numbered 2629420, the case with textured bezel, stamped '18k 0,750' with Swiss gold marks, numbered 85690017, on a leather strap, the dial, movement, case and strap signed, case width 3.2cm
A STAINLESS STEEL STOP SECOND CHRONOGRAPH WRISTWATCH BY LONGINES, the circular black dial with Arabic numerals, subsidiary seconds dial, outer scale 0-60 and centre stop second hand, to a jewelled manual movement numbered 6511374, the stainless steel case numbered 21976 10, dial, movement and case signed, on an unassociated fabric strap, case width 3.2cm
TWO WRISTWATCHES, the first a gentleman's 9ct gold cased wristwatch, the rectangular silvered dial with Arabic numerals and subsidiary seconds dial, signed Rolex, to a possibly later jewelled manual movement signed Rolco, the case with Glasgow hallmark for 1936, signed R.W.C. LTD and numbered 754, on an unassociated strap, the second a lady's 9ct gold cased wristwatch, the dial and case signed Rolex, the movement with possibly later added signature, first watch case width 2.3cm (2)
A GENTLEMAN'S STAINLESS STEEL 'REVERSO' WRISTWATCH BY LECOULTRE, the rectangular silvered dial with gilt Arabic numerals, subsidiary seconds dial, outer minute track and blued steel hands, to a manual wind movement, the stainless steel case numbered 14119, dial and case signed, on an unassociated leather strap, case width 2.3cm
A GENTLEMAN'S STAINLESS STEEL WRISTWATCH BY ROLEX, circa 1930-35, the rectangular silvered dial with gilt Arabic numerals, subsidiary seconds dial, outer minute track and blued steel hands, to a jewelled manual movement, the case numbered 2736 029560, dial, movement and case signed, on a later unassociated leather strap, case dimensions 3.95cm length x 2.2cm width
A GENTLEMAN'S WRISTWATCH BY OMEGA, the circular dial with Arabic numerals, outer minute scale and blued steel hands, to a jewelled manual movement numbered 10005590, the white metal case back numbered 2292 and stamped 'Fond Acier Inoxydable', with possibly later inscription, dial, movement and case signed, case diameter 3.2cm, case length 4.35cm The reference 2292 wristwatch was a popular model supplied by Omega to the Air Ministry during the Second World War, for use by pilots and navigators in the Royal Air Force. The white dial and hands were designed to provide clear legibility, especially for night flying, and were specific to this model. The cases were sometimes composed of a steel back and an aluminium alloy upper case, a less reflective material used to reduce glare.
A STAINLESS STEEL CHONOMÈTRE WRISTWATCH BY OMEGA, REF. 2364-6, CAL. 30 T2 RG MOVEMENT, the circular dial with Arabic quarters, arrowhead markers, subsidiary seconds dial and silvered sword hands, to a 17 jewel manual wind calibre 30 T2 RG red gilt movement, numbered 10645120, the stainless steel case numbered 2364-6, inscribed 'C.P.H. CLARENS 1949', dial, movement and case signed, on a later unassociated strap, case width 3.3cm By repute, this wristwatch belonged to Cyril Percival Heywood (2nd April 1873 - 6th January 1959), younger brother of the Rt. Rev. Richard Stanley Heywood (1867-1955), who served as Bishop of Mombasa from 1918-36 and Assistant Bishop of Coventry from 1937-47.
A GENTLEMAN'S MILITARY WRISTWATCH BY OMEGA, circa 1956, the circular dial with Arabic numerals, outer 'train track' minute divisions and centre seconds hand, to a jewelled manual movement numbered 30SCT2 and 9578892, the case with exterior inscription 'A. M. 6B/159 522/56', on a later fabric strap, case width 3.5cm Issued to RAF pilots and navigators, the Mark VII A 6B/159 wristwatch was used to calculate location and distance, containing a precision movement regulated to chronometer standards. Each wristwatch had to maintain a level of accuracy timed in various positions and at various temperatures accumulated over a twelve hour period. The case back for each wristwatch was inscribed 'A.M.' for Air Ministry, '6B' for 'Aircraft Navigation Equipment, Accessories and Unit Servicing Parts', and '159' for navigation watch, followed by a serial/issue number and year of manufacture.
A GENTLEMAN'S STAINLESS STEEL 'TURLER' WRISTWATCH BY OMEGA, the circular silvered dial with baton markers, centre seconds hand and date display, to a calibre 613 jewelled manual movement, numbered 32714292, the case back numbered 136041, dial, movement and case signed, on a later unassociated leather strap, case width 3.4cm
A GENTLEMAN'S 'CONQUEST HERITAGE' AUTOMATIC WRISTWATCH BY LONGINES, the circular silvered dial with brushed radial decoration, gilt tapered and faceted markers and date display at 12, to a stainless steel case numbered 37399171, on a leather strap, the dial, case and strap signed, with maker's box and manual, case width 3.5cm
A GENTLEMAN'S 18CT GOLD CASED WRISTWATCH BY BAUME & MERCIER, the circular dial with Arabic quarters, arrowhead markers and outer scale 0-60, to a jewelled manual movement , the case with London import marks and Swiss gold mark, numbered 51901 3529, movement and case signed, on a later unassociated strap, case with 3.45cm
Ecology - Barnes, Williamson - Hedgerow History; Collier, Cox et al - Dynamic Ecology; Ed. Cragg - Advances in Ecological Research; Crawford - Studies in Plant Survival; Ed. Crawley - Plant Ecology; Ellenberg - Vegetation Ecology of Central Europe; Etherington - Environment and Plant Ecology; Ed. Evans, Bainbridge, Rackham - Light as an Ecological Factor: II; Gates - Biophysical Ecology; Goudie, Brunsden - The Environment of the British Isles An Atlas; Ed. Grace, Ford, Jarvis - Plants and Their Atmospheric Environment; Grime, Hodgson, Hunt - Comparative Plant Ecology; Harborne - Introduction to Ecological Biochemistry; Ed. Hendry, Grime - Methods in Comparative Plant Ecology A Laboratory Manual; Ed. Hindmarch, Pienkowski - Land Management; Krebs - Ecology the Experimental Analysis of Distribution and Abundance; Larcher - Physiological Plant Ecology; Matthews - The Ecology of Recently Deglaciated Terrain; Ed. Miles, Walton - Primary Succession on Land Special Publication Series of the British Ecological Society Number 12; Mueller-Dombois, Ellenberg - Aims and Methods of Vegetation Ecology; Ed. Pearcy, Ehleringer et al - Plant Physiological Ecology; Peterken - Natural Woodland Ecology and Conservation in Northern Temperate Regions; Pielou - Mathematical Ecology; Ed. Press, Scholes, Barker - Physiological Plant Ecology; Silvertown - Introduction to Plant Population Ecology; Ed. Spellerberg, Goldsmith, Morris - The Scientific Management of Temperate Communities; Sprent - The Ecology of the Nitrogen Cycle; Unwin - Microclimate Measurement for Ecologists; Ed. Van Der Maarel - Vegetation Ecology; Woodward - Climate and Plant Distribution
Biochemistry, biophysics, data analysis - Ed. Baker, Bowyer - Photoinhibition of Photosynthesis; Buitink - Biological Glasses; Campbell - An Introduction to Environmental Biophysics; Campbell - Statistics for Biologists; Gareth Morris - A Biologist's Physical Chemistry; Grime - Plant Strategies and Vegetation Processes; Hoch, Stephenson - Experimental and Molecular Approaches to Plant Biosystematics; Lehninger - Biochemistry; Marschner - Mineral Nutrition of Higher Plants; Mather - Statistical Analysis in Biology; Monteith - Principles of Environmental Physics; Niklas - Plant Allometry The Scaling of Form and Process; Nobel - Introduction to Biophysical Plant Physiology; Quinn, Keough - Experimental Design and Data Analysis for Biologists; Ramsay - The Experimental Basis of Modern Biology; Schlesinger - Biogeochemistry An Analysis of Global Change; Ed. Schulze, Caldwell - Ecophysiology of Photosynthesis; Ed. Sestak, Catsky, Jarvis - Plant Photosynthetic Production Manual of Methods
Botany, Classification, Anatomy, Taxonomy, Evolution - Bailey - Manual of Cultivated Plants; Biological Council - Abbreviated Titles of Biological Journals; Botanical Society of the British Isles - Altitudinal Limits of British and Irish Vascular Plants; Briggs, Walters - Plant Variation and Evolution; Cain - Foundations of Plant Geography; Corner - The Life of Plants; Cutter - Plant Anatomy Experiment and Interpretation Part 1 and Part 2; Davis, Heywood - Principles of Angiosperm Taxonomy; Davis, Cullen - The Identification of Flowering Plant Families; Dressler - Phylogeny and Classification of the Orchid Family; Eames, MacDaniels - An Introduction to Plant Anatomy; Esau - Plant Anatomy; Ed. Friis, Chaloner, Crane - The Origins of Angiosperms and their Biological Consequences; Gilbert-Carter - Catkin-Bearing Plants; Harper - Population Biology of Plants; Hickey, King - 100 Families of Flowering Plants; Holmgren, Keuken - Index Herbariorum Part 1 Edition 6; Hunt - Studies in Biology No. 96 Plant Growth Analysis; Ingold - Spore Discharge in Land Plants; Jackson - A Glossary of Botanic Terms; Jones - Plants and Microclimate; Trans. Lang - Strasburger's Text-Book of Botany; Lawrence - Taxonomy of Vascular Plants; Mabberley - The Plant-Book A Portable Dictionary of the Higher Plants; Mac Arthur, Wilson - The Theory of Island Biogeography; Ed. Myers, Giller - Analytical Biogeography; Nichols, Johnson - Plants and the K-T Boundary; Rosenzweig - Species Diversity in Space and Time; Sculthorpe - The Biology of Aquatic Vascular Plants; Ed. Silvertown, Franco, Harper - Plant Life Histories Ecology, Phylogeny and Evolution; Sporne - The Morphology of Angiosperms, The Morphology of Angiosperms; Stearn - Botanical Latin; Tilman - Dynamics and Structure of Plant Communities; Walter - Vegetation of the Earth; Whittaker - Communities and Ecosystems; Ed. Whittaker - Classification of Plant Communities, Ordination of Plant Communities
Nature photography and photographic technique - Angel - The Book of Nature Photography; Nature Photography Its Art and Techniques; Nature in Focus the Photography of Heather Angel; BBC - Wildlife through the Camera; Bebbington - Insect Photography Art and Techniques; Blacklock - Photographing Wildflowers; Dalton, Bailey - The Secret Life of an Oakwood A Photographic Essay; Feininger - Principles of Composition in Photography; Gilpin - Nature Photography; Ed. Hosking, Lowes - Masterpieces of Bird Photography; Hosking - Eric Hosking's Birds; Jacobson, Ray, Attridge - The Manual of Photography; Kodak - Close-Up Photography and Photomacography; Langford - Basic Photography; Advanced Photography; The Royal Photographic Society Collection - Companion Volume to Vol 134, No 10 of the Photographic Journal; Shaw - The Nature Photographer's Complete Guide to Professional Field Techniques; John Shaw's Closeups in Nature; John Shaw's Focus on Nature; Thompson - Focus on Nature; Ed. Turner Ettlinger - Natural History Photography; Yeates - Bird Photography
Barry Appleby (1909-1996) The Weekend Gambols.A horizontal format black pen-and-ink cartoon for the Sunday Express in 1979. The four panels depict George Gambol attempting to resolve a maintenance problem with his car. By the end panel he is covered in oil, surrounded by car parts and, completely bewildered by the instruction manual, has burst spectacularly into tears. Signed in the top left-hand corner of the first panel: Dobs and Barry Appleby (his wife Dobs helped by providing scripts for the cartoons). Above the four panels is written: THE WEEK-END GAMBOLS . . . . by Barry Appleby. The lower margin has annotations by the artist for the printer. A signed letter on headed paper from Barry Appleby dated 28th August 1979 to the original purchaser of the cartoon, with the recipient's details excised, is attached to the back of the frame. Sheet size 24 x 47cm. Framed and glazed. Good condition.
Rolls-Royce & Bentley Tools A good section of mainly post-WWII hand tools, each labelled to include, Gearbox band adjusting tool, exhaust valve clamping tool, brake shoe alignment tool, 25/30hp feeler gauge, spanners F8881, RF3896, RF8406, F51936, RE23944, exhaust & inlet removing tools and pre-war hub removing tools and grease guns. Also a Bentley S-type Handbook No XVIII, S3 Parts List, Rolls-Royce Service Instructions for pre-WWII cars, Silver Cloud Workshop Manual and Spares Schedule, R-type Schedule of Parts and other charts and paperwork. The latter in used condition. (Qty)
Austin Seven.Eight books, including: Austin Seven Competition History 1922-1938 by Canning Brown, 370pp, 2006 1st ed, with its illustrated slipcase in excellent order. Also, The Austin Severn Source Book by Bryan Purves, 1997 reprint; The Austin Seven Manual by Doug Woodrow, 2009 reprint; and other good titles. (8)
Rolls-Royce 40/50hp Phantom III Instruction Manual (Number XI) A buckram-bound book with penny corners, consisting of various chapters covering the running and maintenance of the motor-car. Originally issued for chassis number 3.BT.15. (numbered on the inside front cover) the motor-car that was eventually fitted with the H. J. Mulliner drophead coupe, as originally mounted on the Shah of Iran's Phantom IV, in the late 1950s. In useable condition, the gilt lettering to the front cover has faded, and the pages a little loose.
6x Manuals of Machine Guns and Rifles Interest, including Small Arms Manual 1942, Grand Rifles M1 M1C M1D, .300 Lewis Machine Gun for the Home Guard, .300 Vickers Machine Gun Mechanism Made Easy, Small Arms Training The Machine Carbine 1944 and The Browning Heavy Machine Gun Mechanism made easy. All generally good condition. (6 items)
A gentleman's Omega Genève manual wristwatch, the signed white dial with black and chrome baton hours, black and white with orange seconds hand, back seconds and orange five minute markers, calendar function, steel case, 35mm diameter, with later expanding bracelet strap. Crown turns and hands move,Winds and appears to be currently working.
Vintage camera lenses and associated photographic equipment, to include a Nikon NIKKOR-H Auto 1:35 f=28mm Nippon Kogaku lens, a Kikon HELIOS-44M-4 2/58 lens, and an Auto Teleplus 2X lens, together with boxed Nikon Automatic Extension Tubes, Weston Master V exposure meter with manual, boxed lens hoods and photographic filters, together with the instruction manual for an Agfa Speedex-Compur, a Johnson paper 'Exposure Calculator', a Paterson Universal Tank, and a camera bag etc.
A Rare Stainless Steel Automatic Centre Seconds Wristwatch, signed Rolex, Oyster Perpetual, Super Precision, model: Explorer, ref: 5504, 1958, (calibre 1530) lever movement signed and numbered 18372, glossy black dial with luminous triangular, baton and Arabic numerals, gilt outer minute track with Swiss below 6, Mercedes luminous hands, screw down crown, screw back numbered inside 5504 and dated II.1958, case serial number 371170, Rolex stainless steel spring loaded riveted oyster bracelet with a deployant clasp stamped Rolex and in an oval cartouche WAB, 36mm wide, with Rolex box and guarantee booklet dated 29/7/60 03.01.19, Case with surface scratches, edge of the bezel with two small dents positioned at 8 and 10, case sides with minor dents, plexi glass with one crack and with surface scratches, original dial finish in my opinion has nicely aged and got good patina, when tilting the dial towards the light the dial shows very small bubbling to the surface throughout which is visible under an eyeglass, Rolex signature and other writing and the outer minute track is clear and not rubbed, luminous hour markers have faded and very minor pieces of luminous is missing and has very slightly shrunk to the hour markers, minute and hour hands are stained and the luminous is discoloured, hand setting correctly, manual hand winding is tight, movement needs cleaning, movement in going order, bracelet with surface scratches, deployant clasp needs attention, the central pin that holds the clasp together with one side of the metal loop missing, spring loaded links are tight, some side rivets are slightly loose. outer Rolex box with minor ware, inside the box lid with a small ink mark.
A Very Rare and Early Pre-Professional Stainless Steel Chronograph Wristwatch, signed Omega, model: Pre-Professional Moonwatch Speedmaster Second Generation, ref: 2998-62, 1962, (calibre 321) lever movement signed and numbered 18949076, column wheel chronograph movement, dust cover, original finish stepped Pre-Professional dial with an early feature applied Omega Logo, luminous baton markers and fifths of seconds track, three dials for seconds, 30-minute and 12-hour registers, original Alpha hands, original drop counter weight centre seconds hand, case with straight lugs and with buttons in the band to operate chronograph, original ''dot over 90'' tachymeter 500 bezel, original double bevel edge screw caseback with speedmaster monogram and signed and numbered inside 2998-62, 40mm wide This is a reference 2998-62 second generation mechanical manual winding Omega housing the calibre 321 movement. It is the same model worn by Wally Schirra in 1962 when it became the first Omega watch model to be worn in space. It is a second generation Speedmaster and followed the first generation broad arrow reference 2915 Speedmaster launched in 1957. This is a rare and early Speedmaster having all the original features and is very hard to find in today's watch market. 20.02.19, Case with surface scratches scratches, case sides, lugs and bezel edges with small dents, case back speedmaster monogram and Omega symbol is slightly rubbed, bracelet/strap is missing, bezel with scratches throughout and the bezel surface is discoloured, plexi glass with small scratches, original dial finish with has aged nicely, luminous baton markers are slightly faded but again nicely aged, original hands are slightly stained and the luminous is slightly discoloured, hand setting correctly and winding smoothly, chronograph is working, movement is clean and in going order.
A Zenith 9ct gold manual wind wristwatchThe circular champagne dial with Arabic hourly markers and subsidiary dial to 6, within a 9ct gold case and leather strap.CONDITION REPORT:Watch working when report given but we do not guarantee the full working order of any watch.Light scratches to case, dial clean.
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