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Preisdatenbank abonnierenHarry Potter and The Goblet of Fire (2005) Second Unit Underwater Crew T-Shirt (size Large), Second Unit Crew Zip up Jacket (Size Medium), Cast & Crew Premiere ticket & a Yule Ball ticket (4).Provenance: Consigned from a double who worked on all the Harry Potter movies. He worked as a double for Daniel Radcliffe.
Soderini Giovanni Vittorio. Trattato della coltivazione delle viti e del frutto, che se ne può cavare... Firenze, Domenico Maria Manni, 1734.In-4° (mm 221x161). xviii, [1], 135, [1] pagine. Frontespizio in rosso e nero, con emblema inciso su legno della Accademia della Crusca. Iniziali decorate, testatine e finalini silografici. Esemplare in ottimo stato di conservazione, leggermente brunito il margine superiore bianco. Qualche lieve alone. Legatura coeva in pergamena su piatti in cartone. Dorso liscio, con titolo in caratteri dorati su tassello dipinto. Tagli screziati in rosso. Al contropiatto anteriore ex libris 'Westbury', e piccola etichetta della Libreria Malavasi (Milano).SI AGGIUNGE: Tre trattati riguardanti l'agricoltura. Volume unico. Venezia, co' tipi del Gondoliere, 1840.In-12° (mm 150x96). xi, [1], 310, [2] pagine. Carta di occhietto. Piccola vignetta incisa al frontespizio. Leggera e uniforme brunitura delle carte; aloni e fioriture, più marcati ai primi fascicoli e alle ultime carte. Legatura del primo Novecento in vitello, piatti in cornice di filetto dorato. Dorso liscio, decorato a secco e con filetti dorati, titolo in oro. Contropiatti e sguardie in carta marmorizzata. Minima spellatura al piatto anteriore. Al piede del dorso segnatura 'H 6 7', su etichetta cartacea; al verso della carta di guardia anteriore, più antica segnatura 'I.IX.23'. Il lotto comprende il trattato di Soderini, in una bella edizione settecentesca appartenuta a Lord Richard Westbury, il noto studioso a cui si deve il prezioso repertorio Handlist of Italian Cookery Books (Firenze 1963), in cui è presente anche l'entrata relativa al Trattato della coltivazione delle viti. Offerto con un volume della 'Biblioteca Classica Italiana di Scienze, Lettere ed Arti disposta e illustrata da Luigi Carrer', che comprende, oltre all'opera di Soderini, le Lodi e coltivazione degli ulivi di Pietro Vettori e la Coltivazione toscana delle viti e d'alcuni arbori di Bernardo Davanzati Bostichi. I. B.IN.G. 1840; Westbury 207.4. Soderini Giovanni Vittorio. Trattato della coltivazione delle viti e del frutto, che se ne può cavare... Firenze, Domenico Maria Manni, 1734. 4° (221x161 mm). xviii, [1], 135, [1] pages. Title-page in red and black, with woodcut device of Crusca Academy. Wodcut decorated initials, head- and tail-pieces. A very good copy, the blank upper margin lightly browned. A few minor spots. Contemporary vellum over pasteboards. Smooth spine, gilt title on painted lettering-piece. Edges speckled red. Copy once owned by Lord Richard Westbury (his ex libris 'Westbury' on the front pastedown); and small ticket of Libreria Malavasi (Milan).ADDING: Tre trattati riguardanti l'agricoltura. Volume unico. Venezia, co' tipi del Gondoliere, 1840.12° (150x96 mm). xi, [1], 310, [2] pages. Half-title. Small engraved vignette on the title-page. Slight and uniform browning; some spotting and foxing, especially to the first quires and last leaves. Early 20th-century calf, covers within gilt fillet. Smooth spine, gilt and blind tooled, title lettered in gold. Marbled pastedowns and flyleaves. Minor scratches to upper cover. Paper label at the foot of spine, bearing shelfmark 'H 6 7'; earlier shelfmark 'I.IX.23' on the verso of front flyleaf. The lot offers a fine 18th-century edition of the Trattato della coltivazione delle viti by Soderini, in a copy once owned by Lord Richard Westbury, the well-known author of the reference work Handlist of Italian Cookery Books (Florence 1963), in which this 1734 publication is obviously entered. The second book included belongs to the editorial series 'Biblioteca Classica Italiana di Scienze, Lettere ed Arti disposta e illustrata da Luigi Carrer', and contains Soderini's Trattato, the Lodi e coltivazione degli ulivi by Pietro Vettori and the Coltivazione toscana delle viti by Bernardo Davanzati Bostichi. I. B.IN.G. 1840; Westbury 207.4.
Dandolo Vincenzo. Del governo delle pecore spagnuole e italiane e dei vantaggi che ne derivano... Milano 1804 e Torino 1810, Saverio Fontana.In-8° (mm 191x116). 280 pagine. Carta di occhietto. 3 tabelle ripiegate, 4 tavole incise numerate e ripiegate (leggero ingiallimento). Alcune tabelle nel testo. Fioriture marginali. Legatura coeva in mezza pelle, con piccoli angoli in pergamena, piatti in cartonato. Dorso liscio, diviso in scomparti da fregi in oro, titolo in caratteri dorati su tassello. Piatti abrasi, in particolare il posteriore, piccole mancanze al dorso. Al contropiatto anteriore etichetta poco leggibile.Seconda edizione - la prima risale al 1804 - di questo trattato di Vincenzo Dandolo (1758-1819), che fu responsabile dell'introduzione in Italia dell'allevamento delle pecore merino spagnole. Nell'opera l'autore ne illustra i vantaggi sia per l'economia rurale che per l'industria. CLIO II, p. 1414.8° (191x116 mm). 280 pages. Half-title. 3 folding tables, 4 folding and numbered engraved plates (slightly yellowing). Some tables in the text. Marginal foxing. Contemporary half-leather. Smooth spine, divided into compartments by gilt fillets, title in gold on lettering-piece. Covers rubbed, some losses to the spine. Ticket barely legible on the front pastedown. Second edition of this work - first published in 1804 - by the Venetian physician and economist Vincenzo Dandolo (1758-1819), who was responsible for the introduction in Italy of the management of a finewool merino sheep from Spain. In his work Dandolo stresses the advantages of this new livestock for rural economy as well the cloth industry. CLIO II, p. 1414.
Jonston Jan. Thaumatographia naturalis, In decem classes distincta, in quibus admiranda I. Coeli. II. Elementorum. III. Meteororum. IV. Fossilium. V. Plantarum... Amsterdam, Willem Jansz Blaeu, 1632.In-18° (mm 122x62). [12], 501, [3, bianche] pagine. La carta D7 erroneamente segnata E7. Marca tipografica incisa su legno al frontespizio. Iniziali decorate e finalini silografici. Buon esemplare, usuale lieve brunitura delle carte. Piccolo foro di tarlo al frontespizio che lede una lettera della data. Legatura coeva in pergamena. Dorso liscio, con titolo vergato in inchiostro da mano del tempo. Tagli spruzzati in rosso. Al contropiatto anteriore piccola etichetta della Libreria Malavasi (Milano).Prima e rara edizione di questa compilazione del naturalista di origine scozzese Jan Johnston (1603-1675), dedicata in particolare ai più sorprendenti fenomeni della natura, divisi in dieci categorie: le nuove stelle, gli elementi, meteore, minerali, piante, uccelli, quadrupedi, insetti, pesci e esseri umani. Comprende, quale appendice, la Observatio Bombycum, historia singularis anno 1599 di Andreas Libavius. "A compilation of all the contemporary zoological knowledge" (Garrison-Morton 287). Garrison-Morton 287; NLM/Krivatsy 6268; Norman 1177; Wellcome III, 366.18° (122x62 mm). [12], 501, [3, blank] pages. Fol. D7 erroneously signed E7. Woodcut printer's device on the title-page. Woodcut decorated initials and tail-pieces. A good copy, uniformly browned as expected. Small wormhole to the title-page, barely affecting one letter. Contemporary vellum. Smooth spine with early inked title. Edges speckled red. Small ticket of the Libreria Malavasi (Milano) on the front pastedown.The rare first edition of the well-known compilation by the naturalist Jan Johnston (1603-1675), which illustrates the most prodigious natural phenomena, divided into ten categories: new stars, elements, meteors, minerals, plants, birds, quadrupeds, insects, fishes, and men. The work also includes, as an appendix, the Observatio Bombycum, historia singularis anno 1599 by Andreas Libavius. "A compilation of all the contemporary zoological knowledge" (Garrison-Morton 287). Garrison-Morton 287; NLM/Krivatsy 6268; Norman 1177; Wellcome III, 366.
Liger Louis. La nouvelle Maison Rustique, ou Economie générale de tous les biens de campagne... Neuviéme édition Augmentée considérablement... Tome Premier [- Tome Second]. Paris, chez Desaint, 1768. Un'opera in due volumi in-4° (mm 247x190). [2], iij, [5], 916 pagine. Nel primo volume antiporta calcografica, raffigurante una maison rustique. Piccolo fregio silografico a entrambi i frontespizi; testatine e finalini incisi su legno. 14 tavole incise nel primo volume, di cui tre ripiegate (piccolo strappo al margine inferiore bianco della tavola relativa alla pagina 844); 23 nel secondo volume, di cui tre ripiegate (strappetti al margine esterno bianco delle tavole relative alle pagine 333 e 492). Diagrammi e illustrazioni silografiche nel testo. Esemplare in buono stato di conservazione. Alcuni fascicoli leggermente bruniti. Aloni e qualche macchietta; fioriture marginali; sporadici segni d'uso. Al frontespizio del primo volume mancanza al margine interno bianco, e strappetti a quello esterno, in entrambi i casi senza perdita di testo. Pallida gora marginale al primo fascicolo del secondo volume. Legatura francese coeva uniforme in vitello agli acidi. Dorsi a cinque nervi sottolineati da diagonali di filetti in oro, scomparti decorati da ferri floreali e foliati in oro; titolo e numero del volume in caratteri dorati. Ai labbri dei piatti, tracce dell'originaria decorazione in oro; contropiatti e sguardie in carta marmorizzata. Tagli rossi. Piatti in più punti abrasi; mancanze ai labbri e agli angoli, più evidenti nel primo volume. Cerniere leggermente usurate. Mancanze alle estremità dei dorsi. Nel secondo volume qualche annotazione in tedesco, vergata a lapis da mano moderna. Ai contropiatti anteriori etichetta della Libreria Foulard (Parigi); al contropiatto anteriore del secondo volume ex libris moderno 'Chr. Winner'. Bella edizione dell'importante e fortunatissimo trattato dell'agronomo francese Louis Liger, sieur d'Auxerre (1658-1717), la cui prima edizione era apparsa a Amsterdam nel 1700. Numerose furono le ristampe che ne seguirono fino all'inizio dell'Ottocento. A entrambi i frontespizi è stampata l'indicazione del prezzo dell'edizione, 'Les deux Volumes reliés, 24 liv.'. One work in two volumes, 4° (247x190 mm). [2], iij, [5], 916 pages. Engraved frontispiece in the first volume, depicting a maison rustique. Small woodcut ornament on both title-pages; woodcut head- and tail-pieces. 14 engraved plates in the first volume, three are folding (short tear to the blank lower margin of the plate relating to page 844); 23 engraved plates in the second volume, three are folding (short tears to the blank outer margin of the plate relating, respectively, to page 333 and 492). Woodcuts and diagrams in the text. A good copy, some quire slightly browned. Loss to the gutter of the first title-page and short tears to the outer margin, in boh cases not affecting text. Pale waterstain to the first quire of the second volume. Some spots and small stains; marginal foxing, a few traces of use. Contemporary French mottled calf. Spines with five raised bands underlined by gilt fillets and decorated with gilt floral tools; title and volume numbering lettered in gilt. Ruled board edges (golding faded). Marbled pastedowns and flyleaves, edges red. Covers rubbed, board edges and corners worn, especially in the first volume. Joints slightly cracked, some losses to the extremities of spines. A few pencilled German annotations in the second volume, in a modern hand. Ticket of the bookseller Foulard (Paris) on the front pastedown; modern ex libris 'Chr. Winner' on the front pastedown of the second volume. Fine edition of the remarkable and widely popular treatise by the French agronomist Louis Liger, sieur d'Auxerre (1658-1717), first appeared in Amsterdam in 1700. As an interesting feature, the price notice of this edition of 1768 - 'Les deux Volumes reliés, 24 liv.' - is printed on both title-pages.
Onorati Nicola. Delle cose rustiche ovvero dell'Agricoltura teorica trattata secondo i principj della Chimica moderna... Edizione seconda accresiuta e migliorata dall'Autore. Volume I. [- Volume X.]. Napoli, Stamperia Flautina, 1803-1806.Un'opera in 10 tomi legati in 3 volumi in-8° (mm 169x106). I. 192; 224; 218; 212 pagine. 2 tavole, una tabella ripiegata. II. 232; 248; 200 pagine. Diagrammi nel testo. III. 222; 215, [3]; 203, [1] pagine. Antiporta al primo volume, con ritratto inciso dell'autore. Vignette silografiche ai frontespizi. Buon esemplare, brunitura delle carte, più marcata nel secondo volume. Fioriture, qualche alone, piccole macchie, occasionali falli di carta. Legatura uniforme tardo ottocentesca in mezza pelle, piatti in percallina goffrata, realizzata da Vit'Antonio Grassi (etichetta cartacea al contropiatto anteriore del primo volume). Dorsi lisci, riccamente decorati in oro; titolo e numero dei tomi in caratteri dorati. Qualche leggera abrasione ai piatti. Lieve danno al margine interno delle prime due carte di ogni volume, dovuto alla colla usata per la legatura. Al piede dei dorsi l'iscrizione 'Allegretti' in caratteri dorati.SI AGGIUNGE: Scelta di notizie interessanti l'agricoltura, la pastorizia, e l'applicazione de' naturali prodotti agli usi degli abitanti del Regno di Napoli, ed alla loro industria. Volume I. [- Volume X.]. Napoli, Angelo Coda (poi: Tipografia del Consiglio di Stato; poi: Stamperia reale), 1812-1814.Un'opera in 10 tomi legati in 5 volumi in-8° (mm 204x125). I. 192; 192 pagine. II. 205, [3], 192 pagine. III. 172, [4]; 175, [1] pagine. IV. 163, [1]; 192 pagine. V. XXI, [1], 173, [1]; 172 pagine. Esemplare privo delle 6 tavole incise che, in totale, corredano i volumi. Carte brunite, numerose fioriture, ampie gore, falli di carta e piccole mancanze agli angoli esterni bianchi di alcune carte. Legatura coeva uniforme in mezza pelle, piatti in carta marmorizzata. Dorsi lisci, decorati in oro, titolo e numero dei tomi in caratteri dorati. Segnalibri in seta multicolore. Piccole mancanze e abrasioni ai dorsi.Seconda edizione dell'autorevole trattato agronomico del francescano Nicola Onorati (1754-1822), noto con il nome georgofilo di Columella, ora in forma notevolmente ampliata rispetto alla prima edizione apparsa a Napoli, in soli tre volumi, tra il 1791 e il 1795. Una preziosa analisi dello stato dell'economia agraria del Meridione italiano, a cui si aggiunge la Scelta di notizie interessanti l'agricoltura, importante strumento informativo apparso a Napoli tra il 1812 e il 1814, e successivamente in una seconda serie edita da Luigi Targioni. Curiosamente, nel terzo volume di questo set, il frontespizio relativo al tomo VI - evidentemente al tempo mancante - è stato sostituito con quello del tomo XVII della seconda serie, con l'opportuno 'adattamento' del numero del tomo, ma con le invariate note tipografiche 'Napoli, 1818. Dalla Tipografia di Gio. Batista Seguin'. I. Fumi, Fonti per la storia dell'agricoltura italiana (1800-1849), 153. II. Ibidem, 800. Onorati Nicola. Delle cose rustiche ovvero dell'Agricoltura teorica trattata secondo i principj della Chimica moderna... Edizione seconda accresiuta e migliorata dall'Autore. Volume I. [- Volume X.]. Napoli, Stamperia Flautina, 1803-1806.One work in 10 tomes bound in 3 volumes, 8° (169x106 mm). I. 192; 224; 218; 212 pages. 2 plates, one folding table. II. 232; 248; 200 pages. Diagrams in the text. III. 222; 215, [3]; 203, [1] pages. Frontispiece with engraved author's portrait in volume 1. Woocut vignettes on the title-pages. A good set, leaves browned, especially in volume 2. Foxing, some spots, small stains, a few paper flaws. Late 19th-century uniform half-leather binding, executed by Vit'Antonio Grassi (paper ticket on the front pastedown of volume 1).Smooth spines, righly gilt tooled; title and volume numbering lettered in gold. Covers slightly rubbed. The glue employed for binding have damaged, in each volume, the gutter of the first two leaves. The gilt inscription 'Allegretti' at the foot of spines. ADDING: Scelta di notizie interessanti l'agricoltura, la pastorizia, e l'applicazione de' naturali prodotti agli usi degli abitanti del Regno di Napoli, ed alla loro industria. Volume I. [- Volume X.]. Napoli, Angelo Coda (then: Tipografia del Consiglio di Stato; then: Stamperia reale), 1812-1814.One work in 10 tomes bound in 5 volumes, 8° (204x125 mm). I. 192; 192 pages. II. 205, [3], 192 pages. III. 172, [4]; 175, [1] pages. IV. 163, [1]; 192 pages. V. XXI, [1], 173, [1]; 172 pages. Lacking in this cpoy the 6 engraved plates. Leaves browned, foxing throughout, large waterstains, some paper flaws and minor losses to blank outer corners of a few leaves. Contemporary uniform half-leather binding, marbled covers. Smooth spines, gilt tooled, title and volume numbering in gilt lettering. Multicoloured silk bookmarks. Spine rubbed. Second, and significantly enlarged edition of the authoritative agronomic treatise by the Franciscan Nicola Onorati (1754-1822), who adopted the Georgophile name of Columella. The first edition had appeared, in three volumes, in Naples between 1791 and 1795. The work gives a precious analysis of the rural economy in southern Italy. The lot also offers the Scelta di notizie interessanti l'agricoltura, a remarkable collection issued in Naples between 1812 and 1814, and then followed by a second series for the years 1814-1818. Curiously in this set , the title-page of Tomo VI - seemingly lacking at the time of bonding - is replaced with the title-page opening the Tomo XVII of the second series, 'adapting' the tome numbering (the Roman figures X and I have been carefully erased) but bearing however the imprint 'Napoli, 1818. Dalla Tipografia di Gio. Batista Seguin'. I. Fumi, Fonti per la storia dell'agricoltura italiana (1800-1849), 153. II. Ibidem, 800.
POP MUSIC, concert ticket stubs from Manchester Free Trade Hall, 1976-1980, inc. The Commodores, Elkie Brooks, Dr. Hook, The Spinners, UFO, Crosby & Nash, Ella Fitzgerald & Count Basie, Motorhead, Rush, Oscar Peterson, Gladys Knight, Sheena Eaton, ELO, Mannfred Mann's Earth Band, Carole King, Johnny Mathis, Elvis Costello, Caravan, The Chieftains, The Four Seasons Frankie Valli, Deniece Williams, Shirley Bassey, Kool and The Gang, The Bachelors, Stephane Grappelli, Nazareth, Slade, Chicago, Uriah Heep, Alex Harvey Band etc., approx. 42 x 70mm paper issue, duplication, some tears to corners, FR to VG, 165*
Hornby Series 0 Gauge Railway Accessories no. 4 (incomplete)includes milk cans, luggage, Porters sack barrow, Platform ticket machine, benches, etc., boxed; Points PR2 & PL2, boxed; Level Crossing No. 2, boxed; Hydraulic Buffer Stop, boxed; rolling stock including Fyffes Bananas, Castrol wagon with four wooden barrels; timber wagon with planks; etc.
Venetian binding. Venetian Life, by William D. Howells, authorized edition, Leipzig: Bernhard Tauchnitz, 1883, spotting and toning to text-block (mainly to outer leaves), ticket of Venetian bookseller and publisher Ferdinando Ongania (1842-1911) to front pastedown, contemporary roan-backed wooden boards, coats of arms hand-painted in blue and gold to spine compartments, boards each overlaid with sheet of mother-of-pearl mounted with wooden strapwork panel, and hand-painted overall with floral sprays and scrolls and coats of arms in red, blue and gold, slightly rubbed with minor loss of paintwork, front board faded, rear board bright, small 8vo (1)
Tilman (H. W.). The Ascent of Nanda Devi, 1st edition, Cambridge: University Press, 1937, 35 photographic plates, folding map, map to text, original green cloth, light fading and damp-staining to spine, rubbed dust jacket with chipped and toned spine panel, a few other ticks, faint spotting to rear panel, 8vo, together with: Mount Everest 1938, 1st edition, Cambridge: University Press, 1948, photographic plates, maps, presentation inscription 'To Miss Leggatt, With very best wishes from the publishers' to front free endpaper, dust jacket with toned and slightly chipped spine panel, 8vo; Two Mountains and a River, 1st edition, Cambridge: University Press, 1949, photographic plates, maps, original cloth, very mild fading along extremities, dust jacket rubbed with nicks and chips tape-repaired verso, 8vo; China to Chitral, 1st edition, Cambridge: University Press, 1951, photographic plates, contemporary ownership inscription and light spotting to endpapers, original red cloth, dust jacket slightly rubbed with shallow chips to spine panel and joints, large 8vo; Nepal Himalaya, 1st edition, Cambridge: University Press, 1952, photographic plates, light spotting to prelims and edges, ownership inscription and bookseller's ticket to front pastedown, original cloth, spine faded, extremities slightly rubbed, dust jacket slightly rubbed with shallow chipping to spine panel, 8vo, and 1 other (second impression of When Men and Mountains Meet, 1947, in dust jacket) Neate T35, 44, 49, 36, 45, 50. (6)
Beatson (Robert). Naval and Military Memoirs of Great Britain, from 1727 to 1783, 6 volumes, 2nd edition, for Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, 1804, errata leaf to volume 4, browning to title pages and outer leaves, and throughout volumes 3 and 6, bookplates of William Brodie of Brodie (1799-1873), contemporary tree calf, gilt spines, slightly rubbed overall, volume 2 front joint cracked at head, 8vo, together with Payne (John), The Naval, Commercial and General History of Great Britain, from the Earliest Times to the Rupture with Spain, in the year 1779 ... 5 volumes, 2nd edition ('corrected and much improved'), printed for the proprietors, 1798, 46 engraved plates including frontispieces, most headed 'Engraved for Hervey's Naval History', lacking volume 2 frontispiece (duplicate of the plate facing p. 5 loosely inserted) and volume 3 frontispiece and title page, chips and tears to a handful of plates, bookplates of William Brodie of Brodie, contemporary half calf by J. Forsyth of Elgin (his ticket to front pastedowns), rubbed, spine labels chipped, 8vo (21.2 x 12.4 cm), and [Thomson, William], Memoirs of the War in Asia, from 1780 to 1784 ... by an Officer of Colonel Baillie's Detachment, 2nd edition, J. Sewell and J. Debrett, 1789, folding map, spotting, bookplate of William Brodie of Brodie, later half calf, 8vo Sabin 4145 for Beatson ('contains the whole series of naval and military events which occurred during the American Revolution'). Beatson's work is greatly expanded from the first edition of 1790, which appeared in three volumes; although Payne's work is stated second edition on the title pages, no first edition appears to have been published. Provenance (all items): Sotheby's London, 2-3 October 1978. (12)
Thomson (William). Memoirs of the Late War in Asia, with a Narrative of the Imprisonment and Sufferings of our Officers and Soldiers, by an Officer of Colonel Baillie's Detachment, 2 volumes, 1st edition, for the author, 1788, folding map frontispiece to volume 1, folding plan of Seringapatam prison as frontispiece to volume 2 (both slightly spotted), volume 2 with closed marginal tear in leaf G4 and a few contemporary marginalia, bookplates of William Brodie of Brodie, 19th-century military gift inscriptions to front pastedowns (scored out in volume 2), contemporary tree calf, gilt spines, rubbed, volume 1 front joint cracked and front board held by upper cord, volume 2 front joint partially cracked at head but firm, 8vo (21 x 12.8 cm), together with: James (William), A Full and Correct Account of the Chief Naval Occurrences of the Late War between Great Britain and the United States of America, 1st edition, for T. Egerton, 1817, 3 engraved plates, spotted and offset, contemporary calf, spine relaid and refurbished, craquelure along board-edges, corners worn, 8vo; Dundonald (Thomas Cochrane, 10th Earl of), The Autobiography of a Seaman, 2 volumes, 1st edition, half-titles, 4 folding charts, contemporary half calf by Mann Nephews (with ticket), rubbed, spinee labels slightly chipped, 8vo Sabin 35717 & 21273 for James and Dundonald. (5)
CRAWHALL, JOSEPHBORDER NOTES & MIXTY-MAXTY. Newcastle upon Tyne: Andrew Reid for the Author, 1880. Limited to 50 copies of which 40 were for sale, small 4to, lithograph facsimile of the original manuscript, 5 hand-coloured plates, uncoloured plates and illustrations, some hand-coloured, publisher's brown half morocco and peacock-patterned cloth, with binder's ticket, brown morocco label gilt, a few light marks and spotsProvenance: From the collection of Larry Hutchison
Collection of lead Railway figures, Station accessories and Bassett-Lowke 0 gauge wooden track side buildings, including over forty gauge 1 and 0 gauge Station Staff, guards, porters, station masters and a selection of passengers, some repainted, selection of luggage trolleys, ticket machines, dispensers, scales, luggage, benches and more, wooden Goods Depot, 30cm (12”) wide, two Junction boxes with stairs to the side and smaller Junction box and a quantity of 0 gauge track with wooden sleepers.
Album of Early Golfing ephemera from the 1900's onwards (52) - to incl Vic Scraps, Walt Disney Jigsaw, Greeting Cards, 1909 Selby Golf Club Opening Invitation, Northfield Hotel and Golf Clurse Mass Advertising Card, Lawson Wood, Good Luck cards, American Golf Equipment Blotters, 1938 Shellubrication blotter, 1987 Muirfield Open Golf Championship Stewards Car Park Ticket, Chicago Card Board Co advertising cards, Tom Browne post cards, Arnold Palmer Children Charity cards, Gene Sarazen signed photograph 1993, Lee Trevino signed FDC Pinehurst 1981, 1991 Walker Cup postcards et al ex Sarah Baddiel Estate
1960's football memorabilia including the 1966 England -v- West Germany Programme, World Cup 1966 Evening Standard World Cup Special Booklet, Two 1966 World Championship Official Souvenir Programmes (1 af), a Manchester City -v- West Bromwich Albion 1970 Cup Final Programme, Arsenal -v- Bolton Wanderers 1951 Football League Programme, 2 England -v- Germany 1954 ticket stubs etc; together with a 1966 World Cup tie, composite 1966 World Cup lion and 2 World Cup lion soft toys
A ticket to the film premiere and post premiere party of "Star Wars: Episode I - The Phantom Menace", in the form of metal pendant / "dog tag" on chain, dated 14.07.99, together with a ticket to a cast and crew screening of "Star Wars: Episode I - The Phantom Menace", dated 10th July 1999, No. 871, one other ticket similar to "Star Wars: Episode II - Attack of the Clones", dated 12 May 2002, 126/1943, and a ticket to the Princes Trust / Royal Charity Premiere screening of "Star Wars" at Leicester Square, 20th March 1997 Provenance: The property of notable film industry hair stylist Sue Love, who throughout her illustrious career has worked on a number of prominent / "blockbuster" movies, perhaps most notably the "Star Wars" space opera franchise, and cult classic "Withnail and I".
Funeral ticket.- You are desired to meet at Mr. Larkin's at Puckridge, on Thursday the 1st day of May, 1740, at four o'clock in the afternoon, engraved funeral ticket with letterpress, black wax seal in margin, central fold, tears in margins starting along other folds, slightly creased, browned, 300 x 340mm., framed and glazed, engraver ?Jno Genrelin, 1st May 1740.⁂ Addressed in manuscript to "Madm", the legend reads: "To Accompany the Corps of Mrs. Lydia Benn, late Wife of William Benn, Esq; to the Parish-Church of Braughing in Hertfordshire."
Funeral ticket.- Watts (Isaac, Independent minister and writer, 1674-1748).- You are desired to attend the funeral of the late Reverend Isaac Watts D.D., engraved funeral ticket with letterpress, slightly browned, [ESTC lists 2 copies only], 230 x 272mm., framed and glazed, 5th December 1748. ⁂ A large emblematic funeral ticket for one of the most prolific and best loved nonconformist minister's of the 18th century. The legend on the ticket reads: "You are desired to attend the funeral of the late Reverend Isaac Watts D.D. from Lorimer's-Hall, London-Wall, to the burial-ground in Bunn-Hill Fields, the 5th day of December, 1748, at one o'clock in the afternoon. The corps will move between 2 and 3 o'clock, that it may be inter'd an hour before it is dark."
Mechain (Pierre) and Jean Baptiste Joseph Delambre. Base du Systeme Metrique Decimal, ou Mesure de l'Arc du Meridien compris entre les Paralleles de Dunkerque et Barcelone, 3 vol., first edition, half-titles, 28 folding engraved plates, occasional foxing and browning, uncut, vol.1 and 2 in original marbled boards, vol.3 in original marbled wrappers, vol.1 and 2 with printed paper spine labels (rubbed and torn), vol.3 with manuscript spine lettering, spines worn and torn, board corners and extremities worn, [Norman 1481; PMM 260], Paris, Baudouin, 1806-07-10 § Biot (Jean Baptiste) and Dominique Francois Jean Arago. Recueil d'Observations Geodesiques, Astronomiques et Physiques, first edition, half-title, 2 folding engraved plates, occasional foxing and light browning, first few leaves partially frayed and stained to upper edge and corner owing to lack of top half of upper wrapper, uncut in original wrappers, paper spine label rubbed, spine worn, Paris, Mme. Ve. Courcier, 1821, 4to (4)⁂ First edition of the work which marked the introduction of the international metric system. In 1792 the pre-eminent astronomers Pierre Méchain (1744-1804) and Jean-Baptiste-Joseph Delambre (1749-1822) were charged with measuring an arc of the meridien from Dunkirk to Barcelona. The results were presented in this ground-breaking publication. "The length of a metre [...] was marked on a platinum bar, and the unit of weight was also constructed of platinum [...] These original bars remained the basic standards until 1875 and are still preserved in Paris" (PMM).The Recueil of 1821, compiled by Jean-Baptiste Biot (1774-1862) and François Arago (1786-1862) on behalf of the French Bureau des Longitudes, contains the extension of the arc to the Balearic Islands, and represents the supplement to the Méchain-Delambre mesaurements. The complete four-volume set rarely appears on the market, and is offered here in a particularly desirable copy in its original wrappers. Contemporary ticket on upper cover of the first 3 volumes of the bookseller and publisher Matteo Margaillan, originally from Briançon (Dauphine), active in Neuchâtel and later in Milan.
Thomas Houghton Chorley (1780-1840) Oak Cased 30 Hour Longcase Clock Twin weight, with broken pediment to top and flanked by twin pilasters. The square hand painted dial made by James Wilson of Birmingham. The dial decoration circa 1790's features birds, foliage and floral honeysuckle detail to corners. Roman numerals and filigree hands. Marked 'Houghton Chorley', to bottom centre. Height, 71 inches, width 20 inches. Case requires some restoration, original batch ticket fixed to back of dial. Repairs/restoration completed in 2012 - documentation provided. Please see accompanying image.
Railway Interest London Midland And Scottish Railway no 1.Comprises rule book 1933 (1939 re print), working of motor trolleys 01-11-1932. Working of trains over electrified lines (LTS section)01-.3-1937, working of Rail motors and motor trains 01-1946, ATC LTNS section 1947, block regulations 26.01.1947. Instructions regarding examination of tickets etc 08-1925. Staff working over 'foreign lines' 04- 1939. Control general instructions ND and the following block regulations. Double Lines absolute, single lines, train staff and ticket. All 03-09-1934. Double lined with semi auto signals 01-1938 and double lines with IB signals 26-01-1947. and 2 multi journey envelopes.
Lola Rose Beaded Statement Necklace And Butterfly Bracelet Each in brand new unworn condition, the first a quartzite beaded bracelet with large butterfly charm. Secondly, an Atlantic blue rock crystal faceted bead necklace with abalone shell flower pendant. Complete with dustbags, original swing ticket attached. Please see accompanying image.
Tatty Devine Boxed Statement Necklace Designer plexiglass statement necklace on gold tone chain comprising multiple mirrored articulated sections in ruby and orange. Finished with 'Tatty Devine' gold tone plectrum tag to lobster claw fastening. Complete with original box, care card and Selfridges swing ticket for £175.00. Brand new, unworn condition.
British Medals, George III, Accession 1760, silver medal, by Thomas Pingo, armoured bust l., legend on ribband, GEORGIVS TERTIVS REX, signed on truncation, rev. Tellus seated at right, wearing mural crown, lions and shield at her side, watching four maidens dancing around an oak-tree, TELLVS JACTABIT ALVMNO, 54.5mm. (BHM.1; Eimer, Pingo 16; Eimer 682), good extremely fine and very rare *ex Spink/Christie Auction, 13 October 1993, lot 886, with earlier Spink ticket. The medal is adapted from that struck to commemorate George attaining his majority (MI.698/428), a poor, pierced base metal example of which is given away with the lot. Tellus was the Roman goddess of the earth and its productivity.
British Medals, George III, Accession 1760, copper medal, by Julien Colibert, laureate bust r., in armour with lion breastplate, ermine mantle, GEORGIUS III DE GR MAG BRITAN FRAN ET HIB REX, rev. sun in majesty, DIFFUSO LUMINE NITET, 72.5mm. (BHM.2, R3; Eimer 923), surface has been lacquered, very fine and very rare *bt. A. H. Baldwin, pre-1980 (with Michael Sharp ticket suggesting Pingo or Yeo as the medallist) Laurence Brown [BHM] catalogues the medal as for the Accession and it has been included in the collection for that reason. Christopher Eimer places it at 1800. Certainly, the style of portrait is hard to date and the present cataloguers are inclined to think it most likely to be in the 1770s. The portrait of the medal in the following lot seems more youthful. Julien Colibert was received as a citizen of Geneva in 1765. He is known to have lived in London sometime after walking out on his family in 1769. All medals by Colibert are very rare and the dating is by no means certain.
British Medals, George IV, the year of the Accession 1820, The Royal Naval College, Portsmouth, bronzed cliché portrait, the obverse of the College’s Royal Prize Medal, by William Wyon [signed W. WYON F. MINT], bare head of the King to left, signed below truncation, GEORGIUS IIII DG BRITANNIARUM REX – 1820, 55.5mm. (BDM. VI, 68 and p. 652 for illustration of a squeeze of the portrait only), in fitted red leather case as issued and glazed with domed watch glass, mint state and extremely rare *bt. B. A. Seaby 1975, ticket states unrecorded RRRR The Royal Naval College, Portsmouth, was established in 1806, replacing the earlier Royal Naval Academy. The ‘Royal Medals’ were awarded in three categories as Classical, Historical and Geographical, and Mathematical prizes. See also: N. Carlisle, A memoir of the life and works of William Wyon, Chief Engraver of the Royal Mint, London, 1837, p. 162.
British Medals, Queen Caroline (1768-1821), Accession 1820, copper medal, by George Mills after Peter Rouw, diademed bust r., QUEEN CAROLINE…, rev. CAROLINE AMELIA ELIZABETH - SECOND DAUGHTER…, 55mm. (BHM.1019), mint state; the companion medal, similar, white metal, 54.5mm., extremely fine (2) *the first ex Thomas Stainton Collection, Glendining’s, 18 February 1987, lot 26, part; the second bt. B. A. Seaby, 1984 (Laurence Brown ticket) Caroline, long separated from George IV, had returned to Britain to assert her position as Queen but on George’s orders, she was barred from attending the Coronation.
British Medals, George IV, Coronation 1821, uniface gilt-metal [possibly Barton’s metal] ticket of Admission, crowned cypher, GR and GR reversed, CORONATION OF HM KING GEORGE IV – NO 125, 54mm. (D&W.54/80; MG.1472, Æ only), a cliché striking, pierced (as always), extremely fine and extremely rare *bt. Mrs. I. Allen, January 1986 The tickets were struck without a number, this being applied later. See lot 672.
British Medals, George IV, Coronation 1821, uniface silvered-copper ticket of Admission, crowned cypher, GR and GR reversed, CORONATION OF HM KING GEORGE IV – NO 89, 54mm. (D&W.54/80; MG.1472, Æ only), a cliché striking, pierced (as always), extremely fine and extremely rare *bt. Mrs. I. Allen, January 1986
British Medals, George IV, Coronation 1821, uniface silvered-copper ticket of Admission, an un-numbered specimen, crowned cypher, GR and GR reversed, CORONATION OF HM KING GEORGE IV – NO , 54mm. (D&W.54/80; MG.1472, Æ only), a cliché striking, pierced (as always), extremely fine and extremely rare *bt. Spink & Son, 1977
British Medals, George IV, Coronation 1821, silver ticket of Admission, believed to be for the Coronation Banquet, large crown, CORONATION OF HM KING GEORGE THE IV, rev. wreath towards edge, leaving centre blank for naming, 38.5mm. (D&W.54/81), pierced for suspension ring, virtually mint state with light tone to obverse, very rare*ex Glendining’s, 15 February 1989, lot 400, part When named these tickets seem to have been issued to government and local government officials.
British Medals, William IV, Coronation 1831, large silver medal, by William Wyon, for Rundell Bridge & Co, signed W. WYON ARA MINT, bare head r., GUILELMO IIII DG BRITANNIAR REGI F D, rev. a naval crown with oak branches and trident, radiant light over open sea, COLLECTASQUE FUGAT NUBES SOLEMQUE REDUCIT, 68.5mm. (BHM.1476; Eimer 1248, this specimen illustrated), a superb example, rich tone and choice mint state *ex Spink/Christie Auction, 13 October, 1993, lot 900 Ticket states ‘Laurence Brown said this specimen was the best he has ever seen…’.
British Medals, William IV, Coronation 1831, large copper medal, by William Wyon, for Rundell Bridge & Co, signed W. WYON ARA MINT, bare head r., GUILELMO IIII DG BRITANNIAR REGI F D, rev. a naval crown with oak branches and trident, radiant light over open sea, COLLECTASQUE FUGAT NUBES SOLEMQUE REDUCIT, 68.5mm. (BHM.1476; Eimer 1248), good extremely fine *bt. Spink & Son Laurence Brown ticket.
British Medals, William IV, complimentary miniature silver medal, 1832, by Johann Baptiste Merlen, conjoined busts of William and Adelaide r., WILLIAM IIII ADELAIDE, rev. crowned cypher, WHOM GOD PRESERVE, 10.80mm. (BHM.1561), a delightful medal, extremely fine, toned and very rare *bt. Daniel Fearon, June 2007 (with an earlier ticket priced 10/6!)
British Medals, Victoria, Coronation 1838, white metal medals (2), by Thomas Halliday, bust l., hair in chignon, rev. the Queen crowned, 54mm. and 38.5mm. (BHM.1821, 1824; W&E.111.1, 111B. 1), bright extremely fine; others in white metal (3), by J. Davis, similar bust, rev. legend, date ‘28’ stamped over error ‘26’, 29mm. (BHM.1818; W&E.103D.1); by (?) W. J. Taylor, small bust l., hair in chignon, rev. crown in wreath, legend, 38.5mm. (BHM.1844, unattributed); another, within brass rim, 34.5mm., poor; medallets (2), perhaps by Halliday, Accession, brass; Coronation, silvered metal, 24.5mm. (BHM.1770, 1831), except as stated, very fine (7) *second and fourth bt. B. A. Seaby, 1974 Brown is muddled with the entry for BHM.1824; he describes the obverse as similar to 1821, a bare head portrait, however he illustrated a crowned head. Seaby ticket on fourth gives attribution to Taylor.
Literature, Elizabeth II: The Coronation of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II, The Ceremonial 2 June 1953, 44pp, card; with, tucked in, the admission ticket to The Lord Teviot (numbered 428); a certificate (un-named) for the Coronation Medal, 1953; Typescript notes for the Coronation, from the Central Office of Information; Points from a speech by the Earl Marshal; The Queen’s Beasts, MOW Press Release, for Private View at Sculptor’s Studio [James Woodford, RA] Charles Iain Kerr, 1st Baron Teviot, DSO, MC (1874–1968), politician.
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