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Constable (John). English Landscape Scenery: A Series of Forty Mezzotinto Engravings on Steel, by David Lucas, 1st edition, Henry G. Bohn, 1855, 40 mezzotints on thick wove paper, plain tissue-guard to each, some light spotting to first and last few leaves (generally hardly affecting plates), all edges gilt, pale yellow chalk-glazed endpapers, with bookseller's ticket of Hugh Hopkins, Glasgow to front pastedown, contemporary red half morocco, gilt decorated spine, rubbed and marked, folio (43 x 30 cm, 17 x 11.75 ins) (1)

Nott (John). The Cook's and Confectioner's Dictionary: or, the Accomplish'd Housewife's Companion. Containing the Newest and Best Receipts and Directions in the several Branches of Cookery, Pastry, Confectionary, Liquors, &c..., the Fourth Edition, improv'd with some choice Receipts, 1733, engraved frontispiece, woodcut head- and tail-pieces and initials, scattered spotting, book ticket of Bibury Vicarage, Fairford, rubbed contemporary calf, rebacked, 8vo Bitting p.347, Oxford p.57 (in notes only). The start of the book contains a fascinating and amusing description of practical jokes played at banquets 'in former days'. This includes a decorated paste-board castle with cannons, made from gilt 'kexes', that fire at a paste-board ship, egg-shells filled with rose-water for guests to throw at each other, and pies filled with frogs and live birds to 'cause a surprizing and diverting Hurly-burly' among the guests. (1)

Stanley (Sir Henry Morton, 1841-1904). The American Testimonial Banquet to Henry M. Stanley, In recognition of his Heroic Achievements in the cause of Humanity, Science & Civilization and A Greeting to his Chief Officers. Portman Rooms, London, May 30th, 1890, 11 printed sheets mounted on thick card, with photographic portraits of Stanley, Stairs, Parke, Nelson, Mounteney-Jephson, some light spotting, all edges gilt, original embossed calf, rebacked, a little rubbed, 8vo, with a loose admission ticket for Alfred H. Mason to the banquet, together with Manchester Chamber of Commerce. Address of Mr. H.M. Stanley on England and the Congo and Manchester Trade, and the Work and Aims of the International Association, 1884, 39 pp., a little toned, disbound, plain wrapper, 8vo, plus Proceedings of the Royal Geographical Society and Monthly Record of Geography. A Visit to Mr. Stanley's Stations on the River Congo, by H.H. Johnston, 1883, 570-592 pp., folding map (with ink stamp), modern wrappers, with four others including Stanley's First Opinions. Portugal and the Slave Trade, Lisbon, 1883 (7)

Darwin (Charles). On the Origin of Species by Means of Natural Selection, or the preservation of favoured races in the struggle for life, [second edition, second issue], 'Fifth Thousand', John Murray, 1860, folding lithographed plate, publisher's catalogue (dated Janaury 1860) at end, scattered minor spotting, old ownership inscriptions of Henry Parnall, 187 Bishopsgate St and E.L.L. Parnall, 1888, plus later ownership signature of R. Vaughan Edwards at head of same front free endpaper, paper tears with marginal loss to foremargins of pp. 157-60, the larger loss being to the margin of the second leaf and just shaving final letter 'e' on page 159, original green cloth gilt with Edmonds & Remnants ticket to rear pastedown, a little rubbed and light markings from cup rings to lower cover, 8vo Freeman 376, variant b. (1)

Tokens, British, Hampshire, Southampton, farthing-sized medalet in silver, 1789, bust of George III l., rev. town arms within wreath, VISITED SOUTHAMPTON JUNE 26 (DH.115), very fine, pleasing deep tone, extremely rare *ex Baldwin’s vault The old Baldwin ticket with this declares 'in silver only two known', the other presumably being the superior specimen sold for £440 hammer at Baldwin's Auction 102, lot 1961, on 4 October 2016. BHM (315) records no examples in silver.

Tokens, Ireland, Co. Dublin, Dublin, ticket for one penny, 1797, TO PREVENT THE ABUSE OF CHARITY etc., rev. VALUE ONE PENNY IN PROVISIONS (ONLY) etc. (DH.1), good very fine, from the flawed obverse die as usual, edge flaw, rare *ex Longman, lot 390 (part) ex Baldwin’s vault

Tokens, British, Middlesex, Political and Social series, Buck Society, penny-sized ticket by Westwood, stag, FREEDOM WITH INNOCENCE, rev. plough (DH.231), nearly extremely fine, darkly toned, perhaps previously lacquered, very rare *ex Baldwin’s vault

Tokens, British, Middlesex, John Delaporte, penny-sized ticket, undated, phoenix dividing curl of hair and wig, S MARTINS LANE CHARING CROSS (DH.14), fine, minor damage, rare *ex Waite Sanderson (1944), lot 66 (part) ex Baldwin’s vault Probably dates no later than the third quarter of the eighteenth century.

Tokens, British, Middlesex, [unknown issuer], twopence, undated, yeoman leaning against horse, LOYAL YEOMAN, rev. I PROMISE TO PAY TO THE HONBLE GEO: YEOMAN OR BEARER THE SUM OF TWO PENCE etc. (DH.5), basically nearly very fine/very fine but with numerous edge knocks and damage to centre of reverse, extremely rare *ex Baldwin’s vault The accompanying ticket reads 'Yeomanry Medal in possession of member of Leek Troop - Goostrey Cab'. A troop of volunteer cavalry was raised in Leek in 1794 as part of the Staffordshire Regiment of Gentlemen and Yeomanry.

KARL HAGEDORN (1889 - 1969). A landscape picture of 'Cerasomma', signed lower right and dated 1934, watercolour drawing, framed and glazed, 24.5 x 40 cmProvenance: Complete with a ticket and catalogue for The Fine Art Society of Bond Street London, private exhibition of paintings and watercolour drawings by Karl Hagedorn on Wednesday 3rd Oct 1934

1960's and later Newcastle United and other football programmes; season ticket stubs; badges; and other items.

Rugby: Ephemera, a collection of Match Programmes for Ireland V. South Africa (10.1.1970) also a bundle of Rugby Match Ticket Stubs for home matches, as a lot, w.a.f. (1)

G.A.A.: Programmes, Football & Hurling 1970's - 1990's, (Offaly interest) a large collection of Official Match Programmes, for Club (Offaly), County, Leinster and All-Ireland Series, (including 1982 Victorious Footballers of Offaly, signed All-Ireland Programme), some ticket stubs etc., as a collection, w.a.f. (1)

Revenge for '59G.A.A.: Hurling 1963, Cluichi Ceannais Iomana na hEireann, 7.9.1963, Kilkenny v. Waterford, Official Programme, 8vo, D. 1963, 20pps., adverts & illus., ptd. wrappers; together with a Ticket Stub for the Game, a nice lot. Good. (2)* Kilkenny beat Waterford 4-17 to 6-8 claiming back the title they lost against Waterford in 1959.

A small quantity of bus/transport related items, to include a ticket machine, a quantity of unused tickets, etc.

Ming Dynasty celadon glazed rice bowl (with museum ticket nuber SB76), height 6.5cm diameter 15.5cm

Large qty of Liverpool Football Club ticket stubs Inc. Liverpool v Chelsea 2005 Carling Cup Final, Hillsborough memorabilia inc Tenth Anniversary signed programme

A collection of assorted World Cup 1966 football memorabilia to include nine Wembley Stadium ticket stubs dating from Monday July 11th through to the final Saturday July 30th, Entrance 4, Row 32, seat 285, together with a Pedigree World Cup Willy soft toy in original packaging, souvenir programmes, glassware, etc

A framed and glazed Jean Michel Jarre poster advertising the Chronologie LP with concert ticket for the Wembley Stadium concert on Saturday, 28th August, approx 61.5cm x 86.5cm.

A Beatles gig ticket for a performance at the Granada Theatre, East Ham on November 9th 1963 plus a pictorial magazine 'The Beatles By Royal Command' commemorating their 1963 Royal variety performance.

A Rolling Stones gig ticket and program for a performance at the Granada Theatre in East Ham on Monday, May 25th 1964 together with an extra program for the same show, a Rolling Stones Monthly Book number 5 and a black and white photograph of a young Brian Jones.

A collection of Rolling Stones items comprising LPs 'Beggar's Banquet' (SKL 4955), 'Through The Past, Darkly' (SKL 5019), 'Rolled Gold' (ROST 1/2) plus some sheet music and a 1982 European tour ticket and program.

Fourteen EPs including a Beatles 'Ticket To Ride' EP on Odeon, the debut Rolling Stones EP and other rock n roll artists.

A framed and unused ticket for the Woodstock music festival on Sunday, August 17, 1969 together with a booklet for the film, a Life magazine special on the festival and two Who related items including a souvenir brochure for the movie 'Tommy'.

A collection of music and film programs including Alice Cooper with ticket, Small Faces, Bob Dylan with ticket and others plus original Bell Musical Instrument catalogues.

Ireland.- Petty (William) Hiberniae Delineatio..., first edition of the first atlas of Ireland, engraved portrait frontispiece of Petty by Edwin Sandys, double-page engraved frontispiece and contents leaf (the second state, with the wording "Cum Privilegio Regis" added), and 37 engraved maps on 36 double-page or folding sheets, frontispiece laid down, some maps folds strengthened, Mayo County map with slight stain, a few maps with slight creasing to edges, slightly foxed and browned in places, book-ticket of Dupplin Castle on front pastedown, new endpapers, modern half calf, [Shirley, British Library T.PETTY-1b], folio, [Dublin], [1685]. ⁂ Produced by William Petty after his "Down" Survey of the 1650s.SALEROOM NOTICES: This is not the first edition of 1685 but the c.1732 edition.

Baskerville (John).- Catullus, Tibullus and Propertius. Opera, A2 & H3 uncancelled, title and final leaf at little browned at edges, otherwise a lovely clean copy, bookplate of Sir John Trollope, Bart., contemporary tree calf with Greek key border in gilt, spine gilt in compartments and red morocco label, very slightly rubbed, mostly at head of spine and corners, 1772 § Sallustius (C.Crispus) and L.Annaeus Florus. [Opera], half-title, lacking final blank, old ink inscription "Elizabeth Anne Rawdon May 1811" at head of title, some foxing, old bookseller's ticket of J.Kerby, 190 Oxford St., contemporary mottled calf, gilt, rubbed, corners worn, rebacked with gilt spine, 1773, first Baskerville editions, [Gaskell 44 & 51], Birmingham, John Baskerville; and a 12mo Baskerville edition of Horace, 4to & 12mo (3) ⁂ Sir John Trollope, Bart., 1st Baron Kesteven (1800-1874), Conservative politician and President of the Poor Law Board. He was second cousin to the novelist Anthony Trollope.

Football interest - World Cup 1966 final tie programme, hand written team, score etc; another; a World Cup Willie jigsaw; a Liverpool hand book 1971-72; ticket stubs, etc qty

THE ROLLING STONES, eight L.P's, seven singles and E.P's, concert programmes from 1990 and 2005 and ticket stubs from the 2005/6 tour

A SETRIGHT BUS TICKET MACHINE, appears complete and in working order, serial No.45075, no company marking except stamped 209D, with a quantity of blank ticket rolls

A BOX AND A CASE OF L.P'S, SINGLES AND MEMORABILIA, records include The Kinks, The Beatles, Walker Brothers, Cliff Richard, etc, there are numerous Tour Programmes and ticket stubs mostly of Cliff Richard but others include Paul McCartney, Tina Turner and The War of The Worlds stage show with DVD's and a C.D

TICKET COLLECTORS LEATHER BAG and leather holdall

A Large number (C300) Theatre, Concert, Opera, etc. Programmes and ticket stubs; including: The Tenors programme for the concert at Wembley; Yehudi Menuhin: 80th. Birthday concert; Henry Kelly’s Last night of the Proms; Les Mis Programmes and brochure; RSC: 10 programmes; London Palladium: 6 programmes; The Mousetrap: 5 programmes; 5th. 14th. 30th. 47th. & 49th. year; Royal Opera House: 8 programmes from the 1950’s & 8 from 1980’s; Royal Tournament: 1957, 58, 59, 62, 76, 80, & 99; 2 Circus programmes; Approximately 90 Theatre Programmes; Etc. (Qty)

A crate of LP records and 45's all relating to The Beatles inc. Revolver, Hard Days Night, etc and a wallet containing Paul McCartney & Wings concert ticket stubs dated 1973

A collection of boxing memorabilia inc. un-framed boxing posters and promotional items, framed Nigel Benn Chris Eubank 1993 ticket stub, black & white framed photo of John Contah etc

Der Grosse Tag (The great Day) in Olympia - Stadium Berlin 1960. With original inserts and stapled in ticket.

A Vaughan Chudleigh Parish Council painted mug – 'Beating the Bounds 25-8-49', together with a ticket from the last rail journey from Chudleigh to Exeter in 1958 and three other items. (5)

Greek Coins - 166-165 BC. Obv: head of Silenos facing. Rev: inscription within oak wreath. See Lind 1352. 8.18 grams. With dealer ticket. [No Reserve] Good fine.

1567-1625 AD. Type I (1614 issue"). Obv: thistle with IACOBVS DEI GRA MAG BRIT legend. Rev: lion with FRANCIE ET HIBERNIE REX legend. S. 5523. 2.26 grams. Ex Spink (with ticket"). Near very fine.

Early 20th century AD. A remade twisted leather belt with early 20th century buckles, each with applied gilded filigree scroll decoration, one with inset red glass cabochon; maker's mark MK and Kokoshnik Mark with number 84 and letter 'x'. 37 grams, 82cm (32 1/4"). Acquired on the London art market prior to 1980; ex Silk Road exhibition with ticket. [No Reserve] Fine condition.

Greek Coins - 1st century AD. Obv: head of Alexander. Rev: Alexander riding with Greel inscription. 11.44 grams With dealer ticket. [No Reserve] Fine.

A good quantity of football programs, largely relating to Luton Town, home and away examples from the 1940's and 50's, to include matches at: Liverpool, Blackpool, Middlesborough, Blackburn, Port Vale and others, together with a ticket stub from the 1955 FA Cup Final. Condition Report: 57 Programmes in total, dating from the 1946/7 to 1959/60 seasons. All in used/worn condition. Too many to list here, but please see photos for an idea of the collection.

Circa 1930's ticket box with original tickets

British Coins and Medals, Charles II, two guineas, 1664, first laur. bust r., elephant below, rev. crowned cruciform shields, sceptres in angles (S.3334), with original redness, good very fine With old Spink ticket.

Irish Coins, Ireland, Charles I, The Great Rebellion (1642-1649), Inchiquin Money, halfcrown, irregular cut plate stamped on both sides with weight, 9dwt: 16gr, within pearl and beaded borders, 14.89gms. (S.6533; D&F.276), one counterstamp very fine, second incomplete, very fine, toned and very rare *ex Baldwin’s vault With collector’s ticket ‘B Dec 46’.

British Coins and Medals, George IV, proof shilling, 1825, milled edge, bare head l., rev. lion on crown (S.3812; ESC.1255; Bull 2407), certified and graded by CGS as 78 With old Spink ticket for £550.

Irish Coins, Ireland, George II, proof farthing, 1737, struck in silver, laureate bust l., reads GEORGIUS, rev. crowned harp, date below (S.6608; D&F.559), a hint of double-striking on reverse with ghosted numerals to date, good extremely fine, steel grey tone, extremely rare With old dealer’s ticket.

A collection of Flying Scotsman memorabilia including Certificate, lapel badge, post postcards and souvenir ticket No.588 of 999 The above was presented to Graeme Obree to commemorate the inaugural running of the New East Coast four hour Flying Scotsman service from Edinburgh to London on 23rd May 2011

Anthony [Gordon]: Russian Ballet Camera Studies by Gordon Anthony, pub. London, Geoffrey Bles, 1939 first edition, tipped in plates, half blue cloth; The Sleeping Princess, Camera Studies by Gordon Anthony, pub.George Routledge & Son Ltd, 1940; Brahms [Caryl]: Robert Helpmann Choreographer, illus. Tunbridge-Sedgwick, pub. B.T. Batsford Ltd., 1943 first edition; plus five others related and a collection of photographic postcards, two featuring and signed by Robert Helpmann in Hamlet and a Sadlers Wells theatre ticket for a c.1940's production also signed by Robert Helpmann, the choreographer.

A small collection of predominantly football ephemera with autographs of the Manchester United 1948-49 team including Sir Matt Busby, Jack Crompton, Billy McGlen, Jimmy Delaney, Jack Rowley and Stan Pearson, three period photographs depicting Bobby Charlton, George Best and others, four late 1940s FA Cup final programmes, an advertisement leaflet signed by Gordon Banks and a half ticket for the 1948 FA Cup final.

A bottle ticket "Bourbon Concord" Birm mod and four others 40g

Irish Coins, Ireland, Charles I, The Great Rebellion (1642-1649), Ormonde Money, Crown, crowned CR, rev. value (DF.288; S.6544), well-worn, only about fine A splendid (but unidentified) ticket states “V very large (not in B.M.)”

Irish Coins, Ireland, Charles I, The Great Rebellion (1642-1649), Ormonde money, groat, crowned CR, rev. value, D over IIII, larger lettering (DF.309; S.6544), very fine With collector’s ticket “B July 49”.

Foreign Coins, India, East India Company, Madras Presidency, silver double rupee 1172/2 (sic), error for year 6 (1807), Persian legends on obv. and rev. (KM.404.1; A.246), toned, good very fine On original ticket for Spink, dated July 1972

Irish Coins, Ireland, Charles I, The Great Rebellion (1642-1649), Ormonde money, groat, crowned CR, rev. value, D over IIII, larger lettering (DF.308; S.6544), a little crimped, nearly very fine With collector’s ticket “B July 49”.

Commemorative Medals, Charles II, Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, copper ticket, 1671, by John Roettier, laureate and armoured bust l., THEATRE ROYAL., rev. in three lines, FOR THE PIT 1671, 33.5mm. (D&W.18/191; MG.6-7; BMC. [Peck] p. 111, pl. 49A*; Withers 178), extremely fine *ex Fred Baldwin collection ex Lincoln (Glendining, 19 July, 1933, lot 168) collection; ticket states ‘unpub’d variety’. The Halfpenny bust – the coin did not come into circulation till 1672, leaving Peck uncertain as to whether the coin used the existing token puncheon or the other way round.

Commemorative Medals, Charles II, Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, copper ticket, 1671, by John Roettier, laureate and armoured bust l., THEATRE ROYAL., rev. in three lines, VPPER GALLERIE 1671, 25.5mm. (D&.W.18/194; MG.8-9; BMC.p. 111; Withers 180), good very fine

Commemorative Medals, The Amicable Society, instituted 1696, silver ticket or medal, unsigned, two hands clasped under the Royal Crown, date below, rev. AMICABLE CONTRIBUTION SHIP, façade of four storey building, 39mm. (MI.155/422; DW.102/7; Withers 2324), extremely fine, toned and very rare *ex Baldwin’s vault The Amicable Society or Amicable Contributionship of London was the first company established for the insurance of houses against loss by fire. It was commonly known as The Hand in Hand. The Philadelphia Contributionship, founded as a mutual insurance company by Benjamin Franklin in 1752, was modelled on the Amicable Society.

Commemorative Medals, Mary of Modena, Coronation 1685, the official silver medal, by John Roettier, laureate bust r., MARIA. D.G. ANG. SCO. FR. ET. HI. REGINA, rev. the Queen seated on a mound, O. DEA. CERTE, 34mm. (MI .606/7; Eimer 274; Wollaston VII; Farquhar II, 222), contained in a contemporary, green velvet lined, black shagreen fitted case, toned, the medal extremely fine Dealer’s ticket, bt. 1981 400 specimens struck The Alan Irvine Collection of Historical and Artistic Medals

Commemorative Medals, Charles II, Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, copper ticket, 1671, by John Roettier, laureate and armoured bust l., THEATRE ROYAL., rev. in three lines, FOR THE FIRST GALLERIE 1671, 33.5mm. (D&W.18/197; MG. - ; Withers 179), obverse very fine, reverse only about fine *ex E.E Yates collection Private sale to A.H.Baldwin’s Ltd. in 1938. The Farthing bust. Ticket dated ‘9th Feb 1905’.