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AN ANTIQUE GARNET AND DIAMOND MOURNING PENDANT / BROOCH, 19TH CENTURY in yellow gold and silver, the body set with an oval garnet cabochon accented by floral motifs jewelled with old and rose cut diamonds, with glass locket to the reverse, suspending a lobed garnet drop with diamond accents, unmarked, 6.5cm, 20.8g.
PROSPER H MARSDEN Three Early X-Rays, c. 1902, vintage sepia gelatin silver print X-rays (radiographs or Rontgen ray photographs), one of an elbow and forearm, with applied label 'Radiogram (sic) by Prosper H Marsden FCS Livepool Royal Infirmary', image 21cm x 13cm, mounted on old green card, verso inscription 'Sarcoma of Radius ......April 23/02' another of a hand, in period green card mount, mount stamped 'Radiogram by Prosper H Marsden The Royal Infirmary, Liverpool, one loose, inscribed in the image David ....... Apr 22 /02'
A Collection of Stereoviews of China, albumen prints and gelatin silver prints on card, nine by Underwood & Underwood c. 1900-1902, two by Griffiths & Griffiths, one by Stromeyer & Wyman, one by Universal Photo Art Co., one unmounted albumen print with inscription verso, eight by F van Kol, 1919-1925 (22)
SYDNEY PITCHER FRPS and Others English Topographical Scenes, three vintage photographs, a carbon print of Gloucester Cathedral 'The Lighthouse of the Vale', titled and signed on the mount, wetstamps verso with photocopy of an accompanying poem, image 30cm x 26cm; an albumen print of Blackfriars bridge, the surrounding wooden structures indicating the photograph was taken shortly after its opening in 1869 image 28cm x 22cm, on thin card with albumen print of Westminster Bridge on the reverse; a gelatin silver print of Southend High Street dated 10th January 1922, image 28cm x 20cm
VARVARA RODCHENKO (1925-2019) A Self-Portrait Photogram, Russian, 1968 vintage gelatin silver photogram print, image size 14.5cm x 20cm, (later?) inscribed in ball-point pen in Russian verso, translating as 'Rodochenko, V.A. self-portrait photogram 1968' and in pencil, English reference 'no. Vrod_PY_0004', in cream card mount 30cm x 40cm. Note: The profile of the artist appears to be made as a scissor-cut silhouette laid on the light sensitive paper, the scissors image also referencing this.
A Collection of Russian WWII Press Photographs of the Russian Air Force, Nine vintage gelatin silver prints, five printed in Kiev c. 1948-50 with Russian wetstamps and red crayon signature (?), including a portrait of Andreyevna Nikulina (1917-1993) Russian: Евдокия Андреевна Никулина, squadron commander in the 46th Taman Guards Night Bomber Aviation Regiment, awarded the title Hero of the Soviet Union on 26 October 1944, with six smaller vintage gelatin silver prints of the German Luftwaffe, larger Russian prints 18cm x 13cm (15)
A Large Collection of Russian WWII Press Photographs of the Red Army entering Berlin and the Liberation of Nazi Death Camps 56 vintage gelatin silver prints, printed in Kiev c. 1948-50 with Russian wetstamps and script, with 10 others, some with pencil annotation in Russian. Russian press photographers were not credited individually, these photographs are likely to be the work of the main Soviet war photographers: Georgiy Samsonov, Yevgen Khaldei, Mark Redkin, Dmitri Baltermants, Geogia Urgrinovich; images 18cm x 13cm and smaller (66)
Planetary Exploration -The Mariner Program, collection of photographs and documents including the following gelatin silver prints provided by the Jet Propulsion Laboratory, 12 prints from Mariner 6, titles recto ‘Mariner 6, Top and Frame Number, each with JPL Office of Public Information description verso c.1969, each image 24cm x 19cm, with two JPL Status Bulletins July 30 1969, August 1 1969
Planetary Exploration -The Mariner Program, collection of photographs and documents including the following gelatin silver prints provided by the Jet Propulsion Laboratory, 3 prints from Mariner 7, titles recto ‘Mariner 7, Top and Frame Number, each with JPL Office of Public Information description verso c.1969, each image 24cm x 19cm, with three JPL Status Bulletins July 31 1969, August 3 and 5 1969, 10 JPL large sheet film negatives of the surface of Mars (sheets approx 15.5cm x 12.5cm)
Planetary Exploration -The Mariner Program, Four medium format gelatin silver transparencies, one marked NASA LRC, cratered surface of Mars(?), with seven silver gelatin prints JPL camera calibration, each sheet 20cm x 25cm, all dated 1971 , documents including JPL Mariner 9 TV calibration report 1971, Mercury Rotation Period Determined from Mariner 190 Photography
Planetary Exploration – Mariner 9 and The Viking Program, Phobos, 75 prints, glossy silver gelatin prints and others, all c.1977 images of Phobos some with hand drawn mapping and annotation by D W G Arthur, with five transparencies (for OHP?) and a related document on Phobos mapping
GEORGE DAVIDSON 1853-1930 Landscapes and Portraits, c. 1911-1913, eight gelatin silver landscape prints, Wales, Harlech, Wern Fawr etc, with three portraits, two inscribed in ink verso 'Sheila about 1912-13' and 'RRD', in old envelope inscribed in ink' Harlech by G D about 1911-12 Wernfawr etc' all prints approx 16.5cm x 11cm (11),
PHILIPPE HALSMAN (1906-1979) A Photograph of Sir Winston Churchill at Chartwell, 1952, Churchill with his grand-daughter and Rufus the dog, gelatin silver copy print, printed 1980's, wetstamp verso for Toni Parks Collection and pencil annotation verso, image 19cm x 24cm. Note: An atypical representation of Churchill, rare and possibly unpublished
LARRY COLWELL (1911-1972) Nude Study, a vintage gelatin silver print of seated nude with flowers, c.1960, printed with black border, photographers wetstamps verso, image including border 24.5cm x 19.5cm, with six further vintage gelatin silver nude studies c. 1960s, each bearing the name Larry Colwell in ink verso (7)
The 'Binden Blood Stoney' Powell & Lealand No.1 Binocular Microscope, English, dated 1875, signed in script to the top of the bar-limb ‘POWELL & LEALAND, 170 Euston Road, London’, and further signed in fine script to the stage 'TELFORD PREMIUM 1874, Awarded By THE INSTITUTE OF CIVIL ENGINEERS TO Bindon Blood Stoney MA. M. Inst C.E.', of standard No.1 construction, standing on a massive lacquered tripod base with rectangular feet each with cork pads, trunnions to the top supporting the body, with large plano-concave mirror to the base as typically supported on one side at the end of an articulated arm on a sliding collar, above which is the fully mechanical sub-stage with X & Y control via screw and rotation controlled through a crown and gear, with focusing via rack and pinion to the rear, with full circuit stage, silver circular scale and vernier, rotation controlled via an inverted crown and gear mechanism that can be disengaged for quick movement, with large Turrel-type mechanical stage with X-Y control, main course focus to rear of body, bar-limb incorporating fine focus lever mechanism, nose piece with prism blanking plate, limb with threaded boss to accept binocular or monocular tubes, the microscope comes with the following accessories in a fitted mahogany case: A 4in objective signed ‘Powell & Lealand’ & can. A 3in objective & can. A 2in objective & can. A 1in objective & can.A 1/2in objective signed ‘Powell & Lealand’ & can. A 1/4in objective signed ‘Powell & Lealand’ & can. A 1/8in objective signed & can. A 1/8 immersion end cap. A 1/12in objective signed ‘Powell & Lealand’ & can. four Leiberkuhns. A pair of low power binocular eyepieces. A Pair of medium power binocular eyepieces.A medium power micrometer eyepiece. A high power eyepiece. A high power eyepiece. A pair of eyepiece collars.A substage spot lens. A substage polariser.A substage Wenham-type parabolic condenser. A substage achromatic condenser engraved ‘Powell & Lealand’. A substage set of selenite disks. A substage dark well holder and set of three darkwells. A micrometer slide. A Livebox. Stage forceps. A set of brass forceps. A side reflector on an articulated arm. A bulls-eye condenser on an articulated arm. A leather case with a binocular prism engraved ‘Powell & Lealand N.81 PATENT’. A leather case with a binocular prism engraved ‘For Low Powers & Opaque Objects’. A steel adjustment bar. Along with two Short body tubes and a large table bulls-eye condenser in the main cabinet. Bindon Blood Stoney (1828–1909) was a civil engineer, born at Oakley Park. King's Co., Ireland, on 13 June 1828. The Institution of Civil Engineers awarded him, in 1874, a Telford medal and premium of £100.00 for a paper on his work on the Dublin harbour northern quays. The work included extending the northern quays of the docks to the east, and he began works on the Alexandra basin. In the construction of the northern quays he employed concrete monoliths of the then unprecedented weight of 350 tons, and designed the appliances necessary for handling and setting the huge blocks. He also rebuilt the Grattan and O'Connell bridges, and built the Butt bridge across the Lifley. This lot comes with an A4 folder of research assembled by the vendor on the history of the microscopes previous owners and includes copies of wills and auction catalogues.
An Early Set of Powell & Lealand Microscope Accessories, English, c. mid 19th century, unsigned but by Powell & Lealand, the set includes; a 2in objective with silver leiberkuhn & large can; a 1in objective with silver leiberkuhn & large can; a 1/2in objective can; a 1/4in objective with silver leiberkuhn & can; a 4/10in objective with correction collar & can; a 1/8in part objective & can; a low power eyepiece with bayonet fitting to cover; a high power eyepiece with bayonet fitting to cover; an eyepiece lucida in a large brass can; an eyepiece analyser; an achromatic substage condenser, a substage wheel of stops; a set of 4 dark wells; a set of stage forceps, a live box, all in a polished mahogany case with velvet lined lid Notes: the size of the bayonet fitting on the sub stage accessories most probably to fit an early Powell & Lealand No.3 stand We have now measured the items in the set they are: Substage fittings - Diameter of the internal collar is 39mm the lugs are square and 4mm wide by 2mm deep.Eyepiece diameter 29mm. Objective threads pre-RMS Hugh Powell
A Large & Fine Microscope by Leitz, German, dated 1896, signed 'E. Leitz Wetzlar, Filiale, New-York' microscope on heavy 'Y' shaped base, with semi-mechanical substage, secondary mechanical stage in French polished box, triple nose piece, with five objectives in cans, four eyepieces all in a French polished mahogany case with silver plaque to top which reads 'PRESENTED TO G.A.Robinson By a few Dublin Friends, 4th Dec 1896'
A Fine & Early Abbe's Apertometer, German, c.1890, signed on the glass 'C. ZEISS JENA, Abbes's Apertometer', the glass Apertometer on a nickle plated brass base plate finished in chasework with blued steel screws, with single low power objective in a can marked 'C ZEISS JENA', all in a fine French polished case with hooks to the front Notes: This is the first form of Abbe's Apertometer with a single hole to the silver disk, later versions had a slit in place of the single hole.
An Unusual Mechanical Roller Rule, English, c.1880, unsigned, constructed of german silver, protractor scale to top and sides, inches engraved to bottom edge, with internal drop down wheels for X or Y movement controlled by pressing the knobs on the top, in original French polished magogany case with recessed catches, instrument 23cm wide
A Finely Engineered & Well Presented 3½" Gauge Model of A BR Class 4-6-2 Locomotive & Tender, - Britannia, with silver soldered superheated copper boiler with fittings including pressure gauge, twin boiler level glasses, steam brake, blowdown valves, chassis details include two cylinders with Walschart's reversing gear, cab controlled draincocks, mechanical lubricators, steam operated breaks, working leaf springs. Tender details include working leaf springs, water cocks, hand-operated break gear, steps, hand-operated boiler feed pump, finished in BR green livery and lining, all mounted on show trackNotes: According to the vendor the engine was built in the 1970s and has only ever been run on compressed air. The engine was built with the intention of running but never was, instead it was lent to a museum as an exhibit where it stayed until now
Society of Arts Silver Medal, Presented to Antoine Francois Jean Claudett, 1850, Society of Arts Silver Medal, by William Wyon at the Royal Mint, London, dated 1850, medal with Busts facing left of Scientia superposing Mercury border is a band of alternating thistle, rose, and shamrock, engraved to the rear 'ANTOINE FRANCOIS JEAN CLAUDETT, 1850, For his Machines for Cutting Glass'Antoine François Jean Claudet (August 18, 1797 – December 27, 1867), was a French photographer and artist who lived and worked in London, he produced some of the best daguerreotypes of the Victorian era, it has been estimated that he made around 1,800 images every year with subjects including Royalty, Michael Faraday, Charles Babbage plus many other famous Victorians. Antoine Claudet was born in Leyon, France in August 1797 at the end of the French Revolution. He moved to Paris when he was 21 and worked for his uncle at a bank. While in Paris he met and married a French woman whose family had moved to England. In 1825 Claudet was given the job of co-director by his wife’s nephew, George Bontemps of M. Ponces Grimbolt’s glass works just outside of Paris. Then in 1823 he moved to 89 High Holborn, London to import glass shades and sheets manufactured back in France. It was through this introduction to the glass industry that allowed Claudet to demonstrate his creative skills in inventing. In 1833 he invented a machine for cutting cylindrical glass. It was for this invention he was finally awarded, in 1853, this Society of Arts Silver medal by Price Albert and elected a fellow of the Royal Society.In 1839, having heard about Louis Daguerre’s photographic discovery, Claudet travelled to Paris and took lessons on the process from Daguerre himself. Claudette learnt the whole process and bought a licence for the then impressive sum of £200.00, Claudet was the first person in England to be able to perform the Daguerre process. In 1877, a year after Claudet’s death his entire studio was destroyed by fire with the loss of 20,000 negatives, daguerreotypes and prints. Interestingly this medal shows heat damage with some bleeding of the silver due to exposure to high temperature. It is safe to assume that this medal was kept at Claudet’s studio and was caught in the fire. The medal is, perhaps, the only surviving personal effect of Antoine Francois Jean Claudet known to exist
A Historically Important Membership Medal Belonging to Thomas Telford,silver membership medal embossed to one side ‘ROYAL SOCIETY EDINBURGH INSTITUTED 1783’ and engraved on the other side ‘THOs TELFORD 1803’ , Telford was elected a member of the Royal Society of Edinburgh on the 31st January 1803Thomas Telford FRS, FRSE (9 August 1757 – 2 September 1834) was a Scottish civil engineer, architect and stonemason, and road, bridge and canal builder. After establishing himself as an engineer of road and canal projects in Shropshire, he designed numerous infrastructure projects in his native Scotland, as well as harbours and tunnels. Such was his reputation as a prolific designer of highways and related bridges, he was dubbed The Colossus of Roads (a pun on the Colossus of Rhodes), and, reflecting his command of all types of civil engineering in the early 19th century, he was elected as the first President of the Institution of Civil Engineers, a post he held for 14 years until his death
A Pair of Cannon-Barrelled Flintlock Pocket Pistols, by Haynes & Co, English, c. 1760, boxlock flintlock action, hinged steel, action to 1/2 and full cock is sound, sliding trigger guard safety at 1/2 cock, walnut stocks profusely inlaid with silver wire, stamped with London proofs to the lower aspect of the lock/barrel interface, o/a length 19.5cm. Notes: Proofs indicate manufacture post 1740, it is almost certain that these pistols were made by Francis Haynes, c.1760, before his departure to go and work as an armourer in Minorca 1763
Victorian neo-classical silver teapot, decorated with an embossed harebell swag and small monogrammed shield cartouche, with hardwood C-scroll handle and floral finial to the hinged cover, maker Lambert & Co, further stamped Lambert, Coventry St underside, London 1885, 6" high, 14.6oz t

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