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An animation cell depicting the Beatles group, with John, Paul and George standing over Ringo who is on the floor with his head in a television set, a production cell from the American television film "Twist and Shout", produced in the UK but screened in America on 13 November 1965, pegbar punched on the bottom edge, size approximately 24 x 31cm, framed and glazed
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English School, (18th century), Allegorical portrait of a lady in deshabille, possibly as Cleopatra, holding a bunch of flowers in her left arm, and grasping a serpent in her left hand, within an extensive landscape, oil on canvas, 125 x 101.5 cm in a composite plaster frame applied with repeating leaf and berry motifs. In the present condition, it is difficult to tell if the snake is entwined around the sitter's arm; if this is the case, the allusion is to Eurydice, the wife of Orpheus, who fleeing from an unwanted suitor, trod on a sanke, and died from its bite (Ovid, Metamorphsis, 10: 1-10). However, it seems more likely that the allusion is to Cleopatra, who is often depicted holding a snake to her breast.
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An early 19th century sampler by Barbara Howell, aged 10, worked in coloured silks on linen with alphabets above a stylised floral border, and a verse, All you my friends who now expect to see, A piece of needle work performed by me..., and below this, a series of motifs including a stag at the top of a grassy hillock, butterflies, swans, a basket of flowers, etc., within a meandering stylised floral border, dated July 20, 1820, 39.5 x 31.5 cm
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Lane (A.J.) The Diary of A.J. Lane: With a Description of Those Fishes to be Found in British Fresh Waters, 2 vol., c.364pp. altogether, number 211 of 1489 copies reprinted from an original manuscript of 1843, with companion volume of transcript and commentary by Len Cacutt, 41 plates, many colour, transcript vol. in original wrappers, gilt, reprint vol. in original morocco, gilt, slip-case, 18mo, Shropshire, Medlar Press, 1995. *** This is printed from the hitherto unpublished diary of Lane, a gentleman who describes the fish, the fishing and the flies of southern England in great detail.
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Mitchell-Hedges (F.A.) Battling With Sea Monsters, first edition, 319pp., [1p.], maps, plates, a little light foxing, hinges a little weak, original cloth, rubbed, head and foot of spine chipped, Duckworth, n.d., [c.1925]; Danger My Ally, 255pp., plates, original cloth, a little fading, Elek Books, 1954, 8vo (2). *** The first mentioned contains tales of exciting fishing in Honduras, Guatemala and Panama; the second describes adventures and some experiences in deep-sea fishing of this famous explorer, archaeologist and collector, who was an acquaintance of J. Pierpont Morgan and Trotsky.
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Mottram (J.C.) Sea Trout and Other Fishing Studies, [viii], 157pp., [3pp.], half-titles, illustrations, 3pp. advertisements at end, original green cloth, gilt, The Field Press, n.d., [c.1922]; Trout Fisheries, Their Care and Preservation, 186pp., [6pp.], illustrations, 6pp. advertisements at end, original green cloth, Herbert Jenkins, 1928; Thoughts On Angling, 144pp., illustrations, bookplate of Edward W. Schlechter, original cloth, spine a little faded, dust-jacket, lower cover slightly rubbed, some chipping, Herbert Jenkins, n.d., [1948], first editions, 8vo (3). *** The third mentioned was the author's last book, published 3 years after his death. Mottram was much admired by Gingrich, who devoted a chapter to him in "Fishing in Print".
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Phayre (Lt. Col. R.B.) Hints on Fly-Fishing and Fly-Tying, [viii], 126pp., half-title, illustrations, original cloth-backed boards, slightly rubbed, spine faded and with a little light damp-staining, 12mo, Bombay, Thacker & Co., 1942. *** A very basic and useful guide, Phayre aimed to give hints to aspiring fishermen at the initial stages of their angling careers, who were intending to fish in Kashmir. The title label on the upper cover is spelt incorrectly, "Hints on Lfy Fishing ... ".
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S. (J.) The Innocent Epicure: Or, the Art of Angling. A Poem, first edition, xvi, 64pp., edited by Nahum Tate, half-title, faint ink ownership inscription to title, worming to lower margin throughout, affecting one catchword, minor occasional foxing, contemporary speckled calf, rebacked, slightly rubbed, [Westwood & Satchell p.86], small 8vo, for S. Crouch, H. Playford and W. Brown, 1697. *** Rare. The dedicatory poem is headed "J.S. to O.S." and the preface is signed by Nahum Tate, who states that, before endorsing its publication, he showed the manuscript to "several experiencd anglers" who took the view that it excelled " any thing that has been publish'd in prose upon this subject", while from the poetic point of view "the cast and design of the work are after the model of ancient and best receiv'd poets." The second edition was published in 1713.
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Tolfrey (Frederic, editor) Jones's Guide to Norway, and Salmon-Fisher's Pocket Companion, xxiv, 239pp., number 37 of 40 copies signed by Michael D. Radencich, half-title, colour additional title and frontispiece, 8 hand-coloured plates of flies, facsimile letter from Radencich loosely inserted, 1992; bound with Zincvage (J. David) The Palingenesis of Frederick Tolfrey, Corinthian, Including Some Notes on Jones's Guide to Norway and a Bibliography of the Writings of Frederick Tolfrey, frontispiece, 1992, together 2 works in 1 vol., original green cloth, gilt spine, slip-case, Raden Press, 12mo. *** A facsimile reprint of the 1848 edition, signed by the editor and producer, who also hand-coloured the plates. Only 49 of the 50 copies produced were for sale. Numbers 1-10 were deluxe editions.
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Walton (Izaak) & Charles Cotton. The Compleat Angler, Nonesuch/Keynes edition, x, 631pp., number 167 of 1600 copies, 6 engraved plates, original morocco, gilt, t.e.g., others uncut, spine very slightly faded, slip-case, [Coigney 303; Horne 292], 8vo, Nonesuch Press, 1929. *** Contains bibliographical and critical notes by Dr. Geoffrey Keynes who was a London surgeon and compiled and edited a few works. The text is from the fourth edition of 1668.
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---. RICKMERS (W.RICKMER) SKI-ING FOR BEGINNERS AND MOUNTAINEERS, FIRST EDITION, half-title, plates, a couple loose, illustrations, occasional foxing, advertisements at end, loosely inserted single-page A.L.s. by the author to Robin Fedden concerning his skiing books and their publishing history, original pictorial cloth, a little soiled, [Fedden 5], 8vo, 1910. *** H.G.WELLS'S COPY with autograph note on front free endpaper reading "This book belongs to H.G.Wells who lives at No.24 Hotel du Parc". The hotel is advertised on the rear pastedown.
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[EGAN (PIERCE)] SPORTING ANECDOTES; ORIGINAL AND SELECTED, INCLUDING CHARACTERISTIC SKETCHES OF EMINENT PERSONS WHO HAVE APPEARED ON THE TURF, second edition, engraved frontispiece, title vignette, frontispiece and title darkened, contemporary half calf over marbled boards, rubbed, 12mo, for J. Cundee, Albion Press, 1807.
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Wilde (Oscar) After Reading Letters of Oscar Wilde to Robert Ross, FIRST EDITION, number 378 of 400 copies, plates, bookplate on verso of front cover, original cloth-backed decorated boards, soiled, rubbed at edges and extremities, Beaumont Press, [1920] ~ Lawrence (D.H.) The Man who Died, wood engravings by John Farleigh, original cloth-backed boards, tanned dust-jacket, rubbed at extremitie, upper edge creased, 1935 ~ Emmanuel (Pierre) Chansons du De a Coudre, presentation copy to David Gascoyne, signed by the author, original cloth-backed printed boards, soiled, stained, Paris, 1947 ~ Shaw (T.E., translator) The Odyssey of Homer, original cloth, gilt, tanned, spine faded, 1935; and a quantity of others, Literature, v.s. (qty).
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A stylish burr-wood and marquetry table cabinet, probably Austrian, depicting on the hinged door the standing figure of a young woman holding a flower in one hand probably the gift of her male admirer who kneels before her, the side panels have inlaid foliate motifs as does the drawer below, the interior has a series of drawers with further foliate inlay, 33.5cm. high.
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A pair of fine George III tureens and covers, circular with gadrooned borders with detachable covers and bases both engraved with memorials, with leaf and fruiting flower finials, at two hinged side-handles, William Burwash, London 1815, 114oz. approx. N.B. The coat of arms is that of Orde of Nunnykirk Northumberland, who married an heiress of the Durham family Ward, probably the Tipton branch of Ward.
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[Bewick (Thomas)] A Collection of Newspaper Extracts; Being ... Taken From the Newspapers of the Day, and Designed to Afford Some Amusement to Those who are Fond of an Every-Day Book, viii, 220pp., half-title, engraved frontispiece, plate, numerous woodcut illustrations throughout by Thomas Bewick, ink inscription to front free endpaper, contemporary cloth, worn, 8vo, Alnwick, by W. Davison, 1833. *** Short essays from English newspapers on a variety of subjects including boxing, Byron, Shakespeare, brewing, field sports etc. These are enhanced by Bewicks woodcuts.
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[Crawhall (Joseph)] Tuer (Andrew) Three A.Ls.s. to Joseph Crawhall, 8pp, 8vo, printed heading of Ye Leadenhalle Presse, London, 28 February and 13 March 1883 and 14 January 1884, discussing in detail several publishing ventures: "I felt intuitively when I saw the Book of Prayers - good as it is - that it would not do, or rather that it would not do for us to publish ... I would venture to ask you to keep the Book of Prayers back until your book and the chaplets are a long way towards being sold out." More positively, "We have decided to print a thousand copies of the small and two hundred & fifty of the large edition "Olde ffrendes" ... When the book is printed I propose sending you an early large paper copy for colouring which you can return as soon as possible so that I may use it as a pattern ... I trust there will not be any corrections as we have had to cast every page in order to get the old look about the type, which is done in a special manner after the casts are made." In his role as executor, Crawhall is advised that "People here are saying it is a mistake to hold the Bewick sale in Newcastle, as only the biggest buyers will attend, & collectors who might run prices up will be left out in the cold!", slight spotting, faint folds (3).
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Fleming (Ian) The Spy Who Loved Me, original boards, dust-jacket, extremities slightly rubbed and chipped, 1962; You Only Live Twice, original boards, dust-jacket, extremities slightly rubbed and chipped, 1964; The Man with the Golden Gun, a few marginal smudges to a few ff., original boards, dust-jacket, rubbed and chipped, 1965; and another, Fleming, first editions, 8vo (4).
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One of Nelson's Swords, sold together with a signed Affidavit stating the the sword had once been in the possession of the Latham family (sword makers since the early 19th century). The sword has carried a label on which was written 'Horation Nelson, HMS Foudroyant' and by tradition was refered to as "Nelson's Sword". It had been sent by Lord Nelson for repair and was never collected. The framed affidavit is dated 1937 and signed by a Mr APR Willis who had acquired the sword from John W. Latham; great grandson of the sword cutler concerned. The sword itself is a fine Georgian Naval Officers Sword Circa 1790. The straight blade engraved with foliage and crowned G.R. on each side, the gilt hilt with cushion pommel having a three barred knuckle guard in the shape of a lantern. The reeded ivory grip having engraved central band with fouled anchor design. A similar sword is portrayed on a wax effigy by Catherine Andras in Westminster Abbey (circa 1805). The leather scabbard with gilt metal mounts (one loose).
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LIST OF ETONIANS, WHO FOUGHT IN THE GREAT WAR 1914 - 1918'. privately printed, Riccards Press. ? letter pasted in. T.e.g. Tog with MAXWELL LYTE, H.C. 'A HISTORY of ETON COLLEGE 1440-1875'. Macmillan. 1877. 8vo. Foxing to ?? A.e.g. Full bd det. plus 'Poems by Thomas Gray' London, ETON 1920. vellum bd plus other related. (X 7 )
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Medals to the Barrs family, the earlier group awarded to a pioneer aviator who enlisted into the R.F.C. four days after the outbreak of the Great War, comprising: Sergeant A.E. Barrs, R.F.C. 1914 Star & British War medal; with a related trio of mounted miniatures and a silver prize medal of 'The London Aerodrome, Hendon', the obv. eng. "Won by A.E. Barrs, April 5th 1915", and the rev. similarly eng. "First in 'Impromptu' Speed Contest", 51mm;Chief Technician E.P. Barrs, R.A.F. Defence & War Medals; Campaign Service, 1962, 1 bar, South Arabia (Ch. Tech.); R.A.F. L.S. & G.C., Eliz. II, type 1 (Sen. Tech.), the C.S.M. loose, the others mounted as a trio; together with several sports and other medals and badges -(10). Also sold with the lot are numerous original documents, including A.E. Barrs' Aviator's Certificate (dated 7 March 1914), Discharge Certificates from the Coldstream Guards (dated 29 September 1904) and from the R.F.C. (dated 2 October 1915), Pilot's Licence (dated 24 September 1919), an autograph book (mostly Hendon personalities, 1912-13), a photograph album (mostly small-sized Great War "flying" images) and a single leaf from an August 1914 Hendon Programme featuring A.E. Barrs.
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A large Victorian slipware and Sgraffito teapot and cover, dated 1890, with domed cover and finial, grooved and applied side handles and grooved loop handle, the body incised with leaves and marked Gunley 1890 and with verse "All ye who love a cup of tea come sit you down and drink with me and if you drink and drink a lot you'll quench your thirst at this big pot" glazed in yellow slip with red clay interior, cover restored, fritting throughout, 16 in (40.64 cm) high
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A WWI Death Plaque for George Witcombe Wilcox ASC, who died when aboard SS Citta di Palermo en route to Valona. She hit a mine and sank January 8th 1916. Plaque in original laurel moulded frame and together with correspondence from the ASC Record Office, a standard condolence note from Kitchener a photograph of Pte Wilcox with his wife, a postcard written by Wilcox to his wife the day before the ship sank and a War Graves Commission print out relating to Wilcox.
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A PHOTOGRAPH OF THE BRIDGWATER & KILVE MAILCOACH AND THE ORIGINAL WOODEN PLAQUE FROM THE SIDE OF THE COACH the photograph taken in Wembdon Road, Bridgwater shows Cissy Aplin who drove the coach during WWI, she was the daughter of the owner of the Coach firm, both photograph and plaque are framed, together with two photographic cards of Cissy and another of the coach.
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Ellen Terry - a montage of small photographs and a print of Fallows Green Harpenden, the house designed for Terry by her husband Godwin, with printed handwritten insciption "Fallows Green Harpenden 1915 Ellen Terry =" together with a framed memorial service card for Lieut Thomas Smith 7th Hussars, killed in action in Mesopotamia 1918 who lived at Evans Farm Sandridge; a framed handwritten verse "Impressions at a Memorial Service" and an engraving of a gateway. It is believed that there is a connection between Ellen Terry and the Smith family.
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A GROUP OF WWII MEDALS AND EPHEMERA RELATING TO 832650 SAPPER RONALD AUTHERS RE who was captured by the Japanese and as a POW worked on the Thailand to Burma Railway eventually being sent to Fukuoka Camp and comprising group of 5 medals - 1939-45 and Pacific Stars with Burma clasp, DM, WM and Elizabeth II LSGC Regular Army (LSGC named) mounted, matching miniature group, War office correspondence relating to his liberation from the Japanese, Standard "Welcome Home" letters from Buckingham Palace and Borough of Tiverton, a white cotton cloth from the POW camp in bag, documents relating to the Railway and Japanese surrender, a wooden Royal Engineers wall plaque and an associated pair of WWII medals and ATS wooden wall plaque for his wife.
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The following eight lots were given to the current owner by a former employee of Unlimited who was given them upon departure from the company. Unlimited was established around 1966/67 by Jeremy Fry at Widcombe Manor, Bath. The company ceased trading circa 1971. Unlimited worked with the following artists to produce their artworks on a large scale. Unlimited exhibited at the London Arts Gallery, 22 New Bond Street, London circa 1970. The following designs can be seen in the Unlimited brochure for the exhibition. Kenneth Martin (1905 - 1984) Screw Mobile manufactured by Unlimited, circa 1970, made from chromium plated steel, formed of thirty seven flat bars at equal intervals in ascending order around a vertical rod, overall dimensions 65.5 high x 25cm wide. Provenance: Unlimited, Widcombe Manor, Bath, circa 1970. Kenneth Martin was born in Sheffield in 1906, and studied at the Sheffield school of Art and the Royal College of Art, London. His first Screw mobiles were produced circa 1953.
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Comprising (in possible order of consumption) - For the morning (after rising early and upon the return from morning service); a magnum of Demi Sec Special Reserve Millenium Sparkling Perry (produced and bottled in the U. K. by Halewood International Ltd.) or a bottle of Sainsbury’s Cava. With Christmas luncheon; an aperitif of Gonzalez Byass Tio Pepe (that naughty but nice little fino muy seco from Jerez) or a sip of Dubonnet (delicatley flavoured as it is with spices and hints of quinine); followed by numerous bottles and half bottles of deelightfull wines from around the globe. As the evening draws in warm up with the bottle of GlŸhwein (with the old NAAFI price sticker of DM 2.65 still adhering); before finally attacking the Bull’s Blood the Pineau des Charentes and the Green Chartreuse. All in all the complete ingredients for a good Christmas day’s drinking from dawn ‘till dusk. Who cares about bird flu? Who needs a Turkey? [Or is this it?] 24 assorted bottles half bottles and THE Magnum.
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