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Preisdatenbank abonnierenBradbury Wilkinson Collection : DUMMY STAMPS: KING EDWARD VII & BATTLESHIP 2D design, letter press plate proof in black block of forty-five (9 x 5), single imperf colour trials (3 different, two with SPECIMEN perfin), then perforated blocks of four in red, blue and violet with coloured borders. (60 stamps) (image available) [US1]
Bradbury Wilkinson Collection : NEW ZEALAND: 1955-59 imperf plate proof BLOCKS OF FOUR written up on pages, each with plate number and printing dates noted in pencil on backs, with 1d (3), 1½d , 2d (3), 3d, 4d(2), 6d (2) and 8d, fine unmounted mint. (13 blocks = 52 proofs) (image available) [US1]
Bradbury Wilkinson Collection : INDIA - HYDERABAD: 1902 Revenue 'H.H. THE NIZAM'S PROCESS FEE', imperf plate proof blocks of four with security hole punch on each, with 4a, 6a, 8a, 1r in blocks of four, then COLOUR TRIAL singles of 2a in green, brown, blue and vermilion, 4a in grey and brown, without gum. (22 proofs) (image available) [US1]
Bradbury Wilkinson Collection : NEW ZEALAND: 1954-63 OFFICIAL imperf matching left sheet marginal plate proof BLOCKS OF FOUR written up on pages, each with plate number and printing dates noted in pencil on backs, with 1d (2), 1½d , 2d (3), 2½d, 3d (5), 4d(2), 9d, 1s (2)and 3s, fine unmounted mint apart from 9d which is on card. (18 blocks = 72 proofs) (image available) [US1]
Bradbury Wilkinson Collection : DUMMY STAMPS: 1919 MERCURY HEAD '2' die proof in black, colour trials in mauve and in blue (perf. SPECIMEN), then archive cards with imperf proofs in vermilion, brown and in green, another card with deep brown, a further card with head only within a circular frame in five different colours. (6 items) (image available) [US1]
Bradbury Wilkinson Collection : SOUTHERN RHODESIA: Revenue 1953 4d imperforate proof on B.W. card, endorsed 'pattern A approved', the card would originally have had four proofs, the other three removed and further endorsed '3 proofs not approved, removed for destruction', also includes the original archive file envelope with similar endorsements, unique ! (image available) [US1]
Bradbury Wilkinson Collection : SAMOA: 1952 Pictorial issue, a unique set of imperf plate proofs affixed to four B.W. archive cards, each with 'Approved in NZ' endorsement alongside, other unapproved proofs removed for destruction. Fine and highly attractive. (10 proofs) (image available) [US1]
Bradbury Wilkinson Collection : FIJI: 1951 Health issue, unique archive of hand drawn or hand painted ESSAYS by R.A. Derrrick (2) and Rev. A. R. Tippett (2), all featuring the Anti T.B. symbol within the design, each fit on an album page, and with details included. (4 items) (image available) [US1]
Bradbury Wilkinson Collection : CANADA HEAD ESSAY: King Edward VII 1d 'SPECIMEN', recess printed in purple, a scarce imperforate block of eight on thinned gummed paper (right stamps with light crease), the lower right stamp appears to be printed double, unmounted mint. (image available) [US1]
Bradbury Wilkinson Collection : DUMMY STAMPS: REVENUE QUEEN VICTORIA HEAD on £goldbeater' type paper, inscribed 'Bradbury Wilkinson & Co Ltd, London & Paris, Timbre Mobile, Bollo Mobile, Revenue Stamp, Sello Movil similar to the Austrian thin paper stamps, with proofs of the head only to right in lilac, red and in blue, then die proof of three coloures of stamps with coloured borders, then perforated block of four with red border, block of six with blue border, scarce and unusual. (6 items) (image available) [US1]
Bradbury Wilkinson Collection : JERSEY: REVENUE STAMPS 1900-82 an astonishing and intact exhibition worthy collection, expertly written up on pages, arranged by orders of printing, often in matching corner examples, with issued stamps with values to £100, Jure-Justicier overprints, archive examples with punch holes, SPECIMEN overprints (40), mouthwatering PROOFS (40+) incl. die and plate proofs etc, many unique and superb items throughout. (approx 265 items) (image available) [US1]
Bradbury Wilkinson Collection : GREAT BRITAIN: THE FALKLAND ISLANDS HEAD 1879 printed in black with Queen's head to left, and inscribed 'Bradbury Wilkinson & Co Five Shillings', a rare imperf proof block of thirty-six (12 x 3), as submitted to the Post Office for the Surface Printing Tender (according to SG, one example exists in the R.M. Phillips collection), one of the most prized items in the entire collection, unique and a highly desirable display piece. (image available) [US1]
WILKINSON W. A Compleat History of the Trials of the Rebel Lords in Westminster Hall .. in the Year 1745 ... & at Carlisle & York. Old brds., mainly lacking back strip. Printed for the Compiler, n.d.Condition report:Worn condition but binding holding together. Inscribed inside front board, front endpaper and title page. Some pencil marks in margins. Numbered pages 1-330. Lacking back endpapers. Browning, foxing, staining and marking throughout. Chipping and small tears/loss to fore-edges.
AN EARLY VICTORIAN CREAM JUG based loosely on the design of a classical vessel, with a chased figural scene, vitruvian scrolls and Greek key borders and a naturalistic handle by H. Wilkinson & Co., Sheffield 1844, (also struck on the base with another mark, "IN); 4.5" (11.5 cms) high; 4.4 oz
A CASED SET OF SIX 20TH CENTURY TEA SPOONS commemorating the Rt. Hon. Winston Churchill M.P. as Prime Minister with his portrait bust on the terminals, by H. Wilkinson, Sheffield 1941, a cased set of six late Victorian tea spoons with figural and cruciform terminals, by Stokes & Ireland Ltd., Chester 1900 and a cased pair of engraved butter knives with wrythen mother of pearl handles by J & W. Deakin, Sheffield 1892; the knives 5.8" (14.8 cms) long; 5 oz weighable silver (3)
A WILLIAM IV DECORATIVE INKSTAND fitted with two later non-matching mounted glass bottles (Edinburgh 1876) and a central box (lacking its cover), flanked by two pen depressions, one inscribed, by Henry Wilkinson & Co., Sheffield 1834 together with a salver with a shaped circular border and central inscription by Poston Products Ltd. Sheffield 1969; the latter 11" (28 cms) diameter; 37.8 oz (2)
A LATE VICTORIAN VESTA CASE with embossed scroll borders, a suspensory ring and a gilt interior, by H. Matthews, Birmingham 1899 together with a Scottish "Unity" cigarette lighter with engine-turned decoration, initialled "RF", by Barker Brothers Ltd., Glasgow 1931 (metal innards), a pair of slender plain napkin rings, Birmingham 1912 (boxed) and an Edwardian mother of pearl-mounted folding fruit knife with one cutting blade and one spiked implement, initialled, by H. Wilkinson Ltd. Sheffield 1902; the vesta 2" (5 cms) long; 1.2 oz weighable silver (5)
1950’s era British Army Scottish officer’s broad sword and scabbard by Wilkinson Sword. Features plated, nickel-pierced basket hilt, with minor plating loss, full leather inner guard, with red felt to upper portion, retaining red cotton plume to pommel. Fish skin & full wire wrap. 83 cm long straight double-edged blade, maker-marked with Wilkinson cypher and ‘BY APPOINTMENT TO HER MAGESTY QUEEN ELIZABETH II SWORD CUTLERS WILKINSON SWORD LTD MADE IN ENGLAND’, with manufacture number 19096 to spine. Unsharpened blade is the single fullered type and has age darkening to surface, good condition, retaining good etchings to both sides of blade, showing flora & thistles. The brown field scabbard shows only light wear. Generally, a good example. Overall measures 106 cm.
WWI era 1908 Pattern British Army trooper’s cavalry sword and scabbard attributed to the Royal Military College of Canada. Full bowl guard and heavy ball pommel, thatched brown composite grip with thumb recess, guard stamped R.M.C 9 and broad arrow C, Canadian issue stamp. 94cm long single edged blade with ricasso maker stamped SB&N, with February 1918 dating and broad arrow acceptance marking. Blade is solid, but metal shows pitting to length, being most prevalent in the 3/4 before point. The Wilkinson WSC FGH stamped 1916 dated scabbard has no dents, but has surface wear, with throat screws missing. Overall measures114 cm.
1920’s era British Royal Navy midshipman’s sword/dirk and scabbard by Wilkinson & Gieves of London. Lion head hilt with lose ring knot carrying minor fraying, excellent cream fish skin wire twist grip, acorn tipped cross guard with wreathed fouled anchor crest. The locking pin mechanism opens and locks in well. 45cm blade double maker stamped by Henry Wilkinson London and Gieves Ltd London Portsmouth & Devonport to Ricasso, good engravings to 2/3 of blade length, off floral and geometric pattern with GVR royal crest and naval fouled anchor. Unsharpened blade bright with some age darkening and minor pitting to back edge and towards tip. The scabbard is complete with officers ‘RO’ initials to the top double loose ring mount, leather and stitching excellent with blade fitting well. Overall a good example & measures 61cm.
Wilk (John William Wilkinson 1906-1994), watercolour cartoon depicting Mr John Cowell and Alec Beck outside the Eden Hall Hotel with caption below, gentleman with cigar to worried sportsman "I told you it was today", signed and dated Wilk '76, framed 32 cm x 50 cm. NOTE: John Cowell an avid sportsman and it was thought that he would miss his own daughter's wedding (see cars to right hand side) as he would be out fishing or shooting. The Eden Hall Hotel is near Penrith. ARR
Wilk (John William Wilkinson 1906-1994), watercolour cartoon titled "Now do you believe it's a genuine hunting horn", signed Wilk '76, 36 cm x 54 cm. NOTE: John Cowell (Brassy Johnny) had a market stall and antique shop in Keswick and was always asked by bus loads of American tourists if his hunting horns were real. ARR
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