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H. Wagner (19th century) German Portrait of an elderly lady, wearing an ornate costume and black hat in the form of a large ribbon; Portrait of an elderly gentleman, wearing German costume Both signed and inscribed MCHN (Munchen), also inscribed on plaques, oil on panel, each 17cm by 13cm (pair)
Los 1076
A French Ormolu and Sèvres Style Porcelain Panel Mounted Table Casket, circa 1870, of round ended rectangular form, the hinged lid as two doves near a flaming torch amongst ivy leaves, and a portrait medallion of a young woman with lace bonnet, velvet lined interior, the front panel painted with a couple with sheep by a river in the manner Watteau, with gilt scroll edges against a turquoise ground, 19cm high, 27.5cm long
Los 1100
A Pair of Carved Wood Relief Portrait Plaques, early 20th century, depicting Cardinal Wolsey and Thomas Cranmer, turning to sinister and dexter, with polychrome detail against solid grey backgrounds, within moulded glass frames with raised bases, 98cm high, 83.5cm wide By repute originally from an Oxford College
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Follower of Richard Cosway: Portrait Miniature of a Pretty Young Woman, her grey powdered hair trimmed with flowers, with brown eyes and wearing a pearl decorated dress with embroidered collar against a sky background, hair locket verso, in a foliate carved gilt metal frame with later brooch pin fastening, oval, 5.2cm by 4.5cm
Los 1117
Continental School: Portrait Miniature of a Young Woman, a feather in her Grecian style hair, flowers at her bosom, oval, 4cm by 3.5cm, hair plume verso; and A Portrait Miniature of a Young Gentleman, circa 1840, with brown hair, grey eyes and blue jacket, oval, 6cm by 4.6cm, in a modern ebonised frame (2)
Los 1119
Attributed to Alfred Tidey (1808-1892): Portrait Miniature of Two Pretty Little Girls, one kneeling by and one seated in a tub chair, holding posies, a garden seen through a window beyond, inscribed on a later label verso Possibly by Alfred Tidey, watercolour on ivory, oval, 15cm by 13cm, with paper note inscribed This miniature belongs to Dorothy Layton & from 1927 (June 29) it is hers CFH West June 1927, in a folding leather two door easel back case
Los 1120
English School, 19th century: A Portrait Miniature of a Gentleman, said to be William Bateman, Master of Goldsmiths Company, London, with grey hair and light blue eyes, wearing ruffled jabot and black jacket and holding a pair of glasses in his right hand, rectangular, 11cm by 9cm, in folding protective case with bowed glass
Los 1121
English School, circa 1850: Portrait Miniature of a Woman, wearing a flower-bedecked lace mob cap and black dress, her brown hair in ringlets and with blue eyes, rectangular, 10.7cm by 8.7cm, in folding leather frame; Twelve Other Daguerreotypes and Miniatures, the majority in cases; A Number of Funeral Invitations, including The Duke of Wellington, and Dr Livingstone at Westminster Abbey 1874; A Piece of Shakespeare`s Crab-Tree, with a letter dated April 1823 inscribed Part of the Crab-Tree under which the poet Shakespeare, in his younger days, slept after his carousel at Bideford, Warwickshire, about the year 1583. The remains of the stump are still visible in the high road from Stratford to Evesham; and A Late Georgian F an-Folding Menu (collection)
Los 559
Vanderbilt (Alfred G.).`Venture`, London-Brighton, 1913, portrait frontispiece, 18 mounted photographic prints, original red suede, one or two light stains, oblong 8vo, with a loose postcard and small compliment card Wealthy American sportsman Alfred Vanderbilt (1877-1915) was a keen enthusiast of horse-drawn coaches and participated from 1908 in the London-Brighton run using the coach `Venture` and a relay of horses. After returning to the U.S., he was aboard the RMS Lusitania when it was torpedoed by a German U-boat off the coast of County Cork on 7 May 1915. He gallantly gave his life vest to a young mother and baby and unable to swim perished along with 1198 other passengers.(1)
Los 717
* Crystal Palace. A mixed collection of thirteen prints, c.1851, lithographs, engravings and watercolours, including a large uncoloured wood engraved folding print published by `The Illustrated London News`, together with a charcoal and body colour drawing purporting to be a portrait of Francis William Tuack who was Paxtons assistant in the building of the Crystal Palace, toned and spotted, 360 x 225 mm, framed and glazed, with four tinted lithographs published by Ackermann & Co. of various views of the Crystal Palace, each approx. 325 x 465 mm, plus two Stevengraphs of the Crystal Palace, both with slight staining and damage, together with five similar further engravings and lithographs, various sizes and condition (13)
Los 768
Cannon (Richard). Historical Records of the British Army. The Fourth, or the King`s Own Regiment of Foot, c. 1840, additional engraved title, three hand-coloured lithographed plates, a few spots, previous owner signature, original red blindstamped cloth, spine faded, a little rubbed, 8vo, together with An Historical Record of the Royal Regiment of Horse Guards, or Oxford Blues, by Edmund Packe, 1847, portrait frontispiece, additional title with hand-coloured vignette, seven hand-coloured lithographed plates, one uncoloured, some light toning, original red cloth, spine darkened and a lightly rubbed, 8vo, plus History of the 21st Royal Scots Fusiliers, 1678-1895, by Lieut.-Col. Percy Groves, 1895, nine colour plates, bookplate, original cloth gilt, spine faded, 8vo, with 11 other regimental histories including the 5th, 10th, 14th, 26th, 39th, 53rd, 70th and 87th foot regiments, plus Royal Welch Fusiliers, Royal Fusiliers and Royal Marines (18)
Los 769
Cavendish (Brig.-Gen A.E.J.). An Reisimeid Chataich. The 93rd Sutherland Highlanders Now 2nd. Bn. The Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders (Princess Louise`s), 1799-1927, privately published, 1928, portrait frontispiece, colour and half-tone plates, maps, one leaf with marginal tear, contemporary green half morocco, retaining original cloth and gilt regimental crest, 4to (1)
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Davidson (Major H.). History and Services of the 78th Highlanders (Ross-Shire Buffs) 1799-1881, 2 vols. in one, 1901, portrait frontispiece, b & w maps and plates, a few light spots, rust marks at endpaper corners, contemporary red cloth, gilt regimental crest to upper cover, short tear at foot of spine, a little rubbed and stained, 4to (1)
Los 776
Everard (Major H.). History of Thos. Farrington`s Regiment, Subsequently Designated the 29th (Worcestershire) Foot 1694 to 1891, Worcester, 1891, Dmounted frontispiece portrait of Queen Victoria, b & w portraits and illustrations, bookplate of Philip Lyttelton Gell, original blue cloth, regimental crests to upper cover, a few minor dampstains, 4to Inscribed to Philip Lyttelton Gell from the author to front endpaper, and additionally inscribed to title. With a 3pp. letter tipped-in to Gell from Everard, dated 1899, presenting and discussing the book and the Boer War. (1)
Los 779
Fortescue (The Hon. J.W.). A History of the 17th Lancers (Duke of Cambridge`s Own), 1895, portrait frontispiece, chromo. and b & w plates and portraits, front hinges a little tender, original cloth and vellum, slightly rubbed with stains, 8vo, together with The Story of a Regiment of Horse. Being the Regimental History from 1685 to 1922 of the 5th Princess Charlotte of Wales` Dragoon Guards, Compiled by Major the Hon. Ralph Legge Pomeroy, 2 vols., 1924, colour and b & w plates and maps, some light toning, previous owner inscription of George Smith, late Q.M. Sergt. 5th Dragoon Guards, 1901-1922, original green cloth, regimental crest in gilt to upper covers, spines faded (one torn at head), 4to, with three others: General de Ainslie`s Historical Record of the First or the Royal Regiment of Dragoons, 1887, Major E.W. Sheppard`s The Ninth Queen`s Royal Lancers 1715-1936, 1939 and Captain P.F. Stewart`s The History of the XII Royal Lancers (Prince of Wales`s), 1950 (6)
Los 781
Hamilton (Lt.-Gen. Sir F.W.). The Origin and History of the First or Grenadier Guards, 3 vols., 1874, portrait frontispiece to each, colour and b & w plates and maps, some spotting, press cutting tipped-in at front of vol. 1, bookplates, original red cloth, regimental crests to upper covers, lightly rubbed, one or two stains, 8vo, together with Historical Record of the Life Guards, 1835, additional engraved title, six hand-coloured lithographed plates, a few spots, later calf-backed boards, spine faded, 8vo, plus History of the Fifty-Seventh (West Middlesex) Regiment of Foot 1755-1881. Compiled from Official and Other Sources, by H.H. Woolright, 1893, portrait frontispiece, maps and plates, a few spots, previous owner inscription, original red cloth gilt, spine faded, 8vo, with others including Col. John Biddulph`s The Nineteenth and their Times, 1899, E.A.H. Webb`s A History of the Services of the 17th (The Leicestershire) Regiment, 2nd ed., 1912, The Oxfordshire Light Infantry Chronicle, 7 vols., 1896-1907 and five Country Life regimental histories, 1920`s (19)
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Laurie (Lt.-Col. George Brenton). History of the Royal Irish Rifles, 1st ed., 1914, portrait frontispiece, colour and b & w plates, folding maps, a few spots, minor insect damage to endpapers, original green cloth, regimental crest stamped in gilt to upper cover, a little rubbed with light stains, 4to, together with The Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers. Being the History of the Regiment from December 1688 to July 1914, Compiled Under the Direction of a Regimental Historical Records Committee, 1928, colour plates and b & w plates, facsimile maps, previous owner inscription, Army Museums Ogilby Trust stamp, original blue cloth gilt, spine ends slightly rubbed, 8vo, with Marcus Cunliffe`s The Royal Irish Fusiliers 1793-1968, 1970 (3)
Los 784
Leask (J.C. and H.M. McCance). The Regimental Records of the Royal Scots (The First or The Royal Regiment of Foot), pub. A. Thom, Dublin, 1915, portrait frontispiece, colour and b & w illustrations, scattered spotting, t.e.g., original blue morocco gilt, spine and edges rubbed and faded, 4to (1)
Los 807
* Armed Forces autographs. A collection of approx. eighty autographs, 19th & 20th c., a mixture of clipped signatures, free fronts, signed sentiments, letters, etc., army autographs include Field Marshal H.R. Alexander, Sir Henry Brackenbury, Earl of Cardigan(2), General George Harris, General Rowland Hill, General Sir Brian G. Horrocks, General Sir Charles Napier, Field Marshal Frederick Roberts (x 3 including signed letter and signed portrait), Field Marshal Sir Henry Evelyn Wood, naval autographs include Admiral Sir Charles Adam, Viscount Adam Duncan, Lord John Fisher, Sir Edmund Fremantle (3 x ALS), Sir James Gambier, Sir Thomas Masterman Hardy (cut signature), Admiral Jellicoe (cut signature), aviation autographs including Sir Thomas Sopwith (first day cover, 1979), Colonel Stansilaw Skalski (first day cover, 1977), mostly corner mounted with biographical information and some reproduction portraits on two A4 sheets of paper and arranged alphabetically in flimsy sleeves in a modern ring binder, 4to (approx. 80)
Los 812
* McKie (Helen, 1889-1957). Hitler`s Brown House. A series of sixteen pencil, (and one pen and ink with wash), sketches, made in Hitler`s Brown House in Munich by Helen McKie in 1931, the drawings on large sheets of artist`s sketch paper pasted into a later album, contemp. typed list of contents tipped in at front with a contemp. pencil note by Helen McKie tipped to verso `Sketched in Hitler`s Brown House Munich by special permission of Hitler`s aide-de-camp Bruelenen - I was the only woman ever allowed to sketch here`, most sheets approx. 41 x 26 cm and with perforated left edge, some evidence of a few notes to versos, a little marginal browning, chipping and creasing, bookplate of Mark Dineley, modern buckram, gilt-title spine (incorrectly dated 1918), folio The sketches which largely have pencil captions and annotations by the artist are: 1) Entrance to the Brown House, flanked by two Nazi Guards; 2) Sketch of tablet in centre eagle on Nazi sign (vignette); 3) Sketch portrait of Adolf Hitler from the portrait hanging in the Council Chamber; 4) Sketch of two Nazis with their banner in the HQ, signed by the artist; stamp of The Graphic to verso; 5) A Nazi saluting whilst standing outside the door of the Council Chamber with banner of Munich Contingent visible; 6) Sketch interior of the room of the Committee of Control with three Nazis in conversation; 7) Three smiling Nazis with their beer tankards in the beer hall under the Brown House; 8) Standards of the various sections of the National Socialists in the entrance hall with a standing Nazi, signed Helen McKie; Graphic stamp to verso; 9) As above, but unsigned; 10) Sketch of two helmeted police outside the Brown House controlling a disturbance created by civilians; 11) A Nazi carrying a banner; 12) Sketch of Nazi procession with banners; 13) Sketch of Nazi carrying sidedrum (sheet size cut down); 14) Sketch of two Nazis opening curtain to a civilian; 15) Vignette sketch of the Nazi standard with colours noted; 16) A Berlin sentry with detail to one side of a back view showing belt, button and bayonette; 17) Council Chamber with two Nazis and a civilian, showing the tablet on the wall in sketch 2 (pen, ink and wash drawing). Helen Madeline McKie (1889-2004) was educated at Tiffin Girls School, Kingston on Thames, and Lambeth School of Art, where she studied composition and painting under Philip Connard. She then became an illustrator and permanent member of staff to `Bystander` Magazine from 1915 to 1929. She was also a contributing artist to The Graphic, Sphere, Autocar and Queen publications. McKie became well known for her drawings of military figures during World War One and corresponded with soldiers in active service across the world. In 1931, she paid a visit to the Brown House, Munich, when on the strength of a letter of introduction to Hitler, she was allowed to sketch Nazi officials. During World War II, she was commissioned by Lord Lloyd to make sketches of Navy personnel and warships. In 1943, she painted `The Upper War Room` at Admiralty, Whitehall for presentation to Sir Winston Churchill, who was in the picture. She produced commissioned work for the Southern Railway, mural designs for amongst others, the Ritz Hotel in London, several Butlins holiday camps, Ford motorcars, the French government Tourist Office and Selfridges. The Victoria and Albert Museum holds an archive of her papers, drawings, photographs, and ephemera, the gift of John Fraser, her nephew. Among the papers is an illustrated article from The Graphic, concerning McKie`s sketches of Nazi officials (1931) and it seems likely that the two signed drawings here present with Graphic stamps to verso were used for that article. Nonetheless, this remains an extraordinary and unique artistic record of Hitler`s Nazi Party Headquarters by a British woman artist. Provenance: Mark Dineley, well-known arms and armour collector and bibliophile, by descent. (1)
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* A fascinating archive of black and white photographs relating to Flight Sub Lieutenant Laurence Pratt Openshaw, Royal Naval Air Service Later 47 Squadron, R.A.F., in four large albums:First titled `Self at Various Ages from 13`, including schooling and football teams, service with the Leicestershire Regiment Cadets showing Openshaw as a boy in unform, pre First World War service with the Somerset Light Infantry and War Service with the Royal Naval Air Service, one photo included in this album shows Openshaws bi-plane crashing titled `F.O. Openshaw crashing over side H.M.S. Areus 30.1.20`. Second titled `Port Said, Imsmalia, Cairo, Pyramids, Heliopolis, Villages, Barrage`, all aerial views, well documented with dates ranging from 31.10.1931 - 12.5.1933, notably Sultan Hassan Mosque from 10,000ft, 21.10.1930. Third titled `Khartoum, Omdurman, El Obeid, Upper Nile, Typical Country, Jebels, Swamps, Victoria Falls, Gebeit, Wild Animals`, all aerial views, well documented with dates ranging from 21.12.1928 - 16.5.1935, notably a wonderful image of The Sherwood Forresters crest sprawling across the hills of Geibit from 200ft and a very early aerial view of Cape Town Airport 16.5.1935 from 500ft. Fourth titled `Egypt, Helwan, Helwan District, Alexandria, Montana Palace`, mostly aerial views, well documented with dates ranging from 30.8.1932 - 29.6.1936, a few group portrait images including the Young King Farouk. During the period of the 1920s and 30s Openshaw flew with 47 Squadron. The Squadron was formed in Helwan, Egypt. It was notably famous for its `air policing` duties in the Sudan and later received Fairey IIIFs fitted with floats for operating off the Nile (4)
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* Fokker `M` Series D1-D6, DR-1, DV-II & DV-III. A collection of aircraft ground portrait photographs, many copied from originals in private collections and from pilots or ground-crews albums,some good engine installation details, camouflage and markings, restored and replica DR-1 machines, D-VII Geschwader line up, museum exhibits, accidents and others, approx. 105 images contained in a folder, some showing signs of minor damp damage (approx. 105)
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* Prototypes and Experimental Aircraft. A collection of official Air Ministry, Ministry of Supply and A.T.P.S. aircraft portrait photographs,all approx. 6 in x 8 in (15.2 cm x 20.3 cm), most titled and dated with agency stamps verso, unusual types include the Merlin and Ghost Avro `Lancastrian`, various experimental Avro `Tudors` including `Tudor` 8 with Nene engines, the Blackburn & General E6/48 of 1951 (VX330), the Blackburn GR.17/45 with Griffon engine (WB 781), Signals Command `Canberra` (WH 670), the Waco CG-4R, Sikorsky Y.R. 48 with Warner Super Scarab of May 1944 and others, some images marked Secret, approx. 105 images contained in two folders (approx. 105)
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* WWI. Paperwork relating to Brackley`s Great War service,including Aviator`s Certificate dated 27.7.1915 enclosing signature with a photograph, numerous newspaper cuttings detailing commissions, service and awards throughout the Great War, notably an account of when Brackely commanded a bombing squadron at Dunkirk which dropped 540 tons of bombs on enemy objectives, correspondence from one of Brackleys closest friends Eric Ince (dated from 1917-19) and a portrait photograph of Ince, several other photographs including Brackley and Captain Paul Bewsher, D.S.C., R.A.F., a large group photograph of No.14 Squadron R.N.A.S. reunion (12.4.1947) and a 14 Squadron R.N.A.S. 214 Squadron R.A.F. Association Re-Union Dinner menu (21.11.1951) with various signatures including Bewshers, plus a booklet of the short history of the Squadron inscribed to Mrs Brackley from the officers and members of the association Brackley and Eric Ince first met when they were at school together, Ince served in the Army during the Great War was best man at Blackley`s wedding (27.9.1922), Ince died tragically passed away in the 1920s after a small operation for the tonsilsBrackley and Captain P. Bewsher became very good friends and Bewsher even wrote a poem dedicated to Brackley titled `A Night Hymn` written in the air whilst returning from a raid on Namur (BM p18/19). (-)
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* WWII and the Final Years. A collection of paperwork and photographs relating to Brackley`s Second World War Service and final years of his life. On the outbreak of WW2, Brackley re-engaged for war duties as Squadron Leader in the Royal Air Force,included in the lot are five black and white portrait photographs of Brackley in uniform; various letters relating to WW2 service including a letter from the Private Secretary dated 30.9.1939, advising Brackley of being released from Imperial Airways for War Service; Letter from the Air Ministry detailing Brackleys appointment to Senior Air Staff Officer, HQ, Royal Air Force Transport Command; Letter from the Air Ministry expressing thanks for service during WW2, dated 11.8.1945; RAF identity cards and driving licence After WW2 Brackley joined the British Overseas Airways Corporation (BOAC), and then became Chief Executive of British South American Airways Corporation (BSAA) and achieved a ñround the worldî flight, crossing the Equator from Auckland, New Zealand via Fiji and Honolulu, the lot includes a black and white photograph of Brackley with Skymaster (BM p608). Newspaper cuttings reporting Brackleys new appointment are included.Other items include a Luncheon invitation given by the British Overseas Airways Corporation to mark the 25th Anniversary of the opening of the first British Air Transport Service at the Dorchester Hotel, London 25.8.1944, with enamelled `25` B.O.A.C. commemorative badge. On 25th August 1947 a signal was received at the Air Ministry from Air H.Q. at Delhi appealing for help from B.O.A.C. and Charter Companies in flying 7000 Pakistan Government servants and their families from Delhi to Karachi, it was known as ñOperation Pakistanî, the lot includes a booklet titled `Operation India, a world`s record air-lift`, black and white photograph of Brackley with refugees loading the aircraft and newspaper cuttings etc. Tragically Brackley lost his life in a swimming accident in Rio de Janeiro on 15th November 1948, his body was flown back to Langham, Norfolk, a photograph of the final passage from London Airport in the York air liner Star Mist is included in the lot (BM p672). A fitting tribute to Brackley was introduced on 17th September 1950, when Frieda Brackley made a speech during the first presentation of the Brackley Trophy for Flying Clubs at Denham. The exquisitely worked Brackley Memorial Trophy was executed in silver by H.J. Brown of Norwich, a black and white image of the trophy is included in the lot. (-)
Los 210
WWI - Shoreham No. 3 Reserve Squadron. Pilot`s flying log book for Eliot Archibald De Pass, 4th April 1916 to 19th May 1917,twenty-eight double-page forms entirely in manuscript, noting dates, machines, passengers and remarks, etc., with various Squadrons, both solo and with passengers including Lieutenant Clark, Lieutenant Dixon, Lieutenant Scholdtz, Second Lieutenant A.M. Strugnall, Captain Williams, Major Dimmer VC, et al, machines including BE2D, BE12 and Bristols, note of night flying, then flying to Salonika, Egypt, Heliopolis and similar, taking photographs, patrolling and escorting, plus evidence of conflict, `Patrol & escort to Eaman. Saw the bombardment. Hells own show. No Huns. Ten friendlies all being archied to Hell`, `Big piece of shell through fusilage. Camera jammed whilst taking P3`, `Attacked by Hun. Tail skid hit. No chance of firing back as he opened fire at about 500 yards and then made off`, `Bombing a transport park two miles west of Demir Hissar. Archi plentiful but wild. Had 8, 20 lbs on board. Hit with 6` and `Bombing same place. Hit will all 8 bombs. A piece of Archi broke a shape rib in top left mainplane`, (39 & 40 Recon.), and on the 44th Reconnaissance `Escort to Lt. Scott who was looking for a landing ground near Drama. On way out saw an Albatross which did not attack. At 3,000 feet was attacked by a Scout & hit in 13 places. After a fight of 5 mins, he sheared off & attacked Scott who eventually bought him down. Landed at Kukos for repairs. Went up after a Hun, but engine missing & had to come down`, small portrait photo of De Pass from an official form tipped in to title-page, orig. stiff wrappers, some edge wear, 8vo De Pass has pasted a small news cutting portrait of Lieutenant F.A. De Pass to the front pastedown. It is not clear whether the two are related, but Lieutenant Frank De Pass (whose father was Sir Eliot De Pass) became the first Jewish soldier to be awarded the Victoria Cross in the First World War. He was killed in action in February 1915. The small photo portrait from a form in this log book notes that Eliot Archibald De Pass of 23 Queensgate Terrace, London, SW7, was born on 10th December 1892. (1)
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* Early Aviation. A good collection of approx. seventy glass photographic slides and negatives by Sir Norman Lockyear and others, c. 1908-1910 and sl. later,including aerial views of London from balloons (Buckingham Palace, Westminster, South Kensington, Stamford Bridge Football Ground, etc.), others of Egypt, Suez, Ishmalia docks from the balloon `Corma`, aircraft at Paulham and Bournemouth, motorcycles and other vehicles, portrait of Sir J. Norman Lockyear, etc., various sizes, approx. 6.5 x 5 ins (15.25 x 12.75 cm) and 4.25 x 3.25 ins (11 x 8 cm), contained in two wooden boxes (one badly broken) (2)
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