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Lot 225
World Wars One and Two, Family Groups, 1914-15 Star, British War Medal and Victory Medal PTE [L/SJT on Pair] J FARRELL 5TH INFANTRY [SAMC on Pair], 1939-1945 Star, Africa Star, 8th Army clasp, Italy Star, War Medal with `mention` emblem and Africa Service Medal, 79960 F H O FARRELL, with fibre tags, cloth insignia, badges, snapshot photographs when on campaign, original documents and photocopies
![[Swift (Jonathan)] “T.N. Philomath.” 2pp. woodcut vignette portrait at head drophead title folds [Teerink & S](http://lot-images.atgmedia.com/SR/1574/2793278/104-201042793828_468x382.jpg)
Lot 104
[Swift (Jonathan)] “T.N. Philomath.” 2pp. woodcut vignette portrait at head drophead title folds [Teerink & Scouten 499] A. Baldwin 1709 bound with Preamble (A) to the Subscription-Books for Enlarging the Capital-Stock of the Bank of England 4pp. drophead title docket title [ESTC lists 2 copies only located at the Bank of England and Huntingdon Library] [1709] bound with Humble (The) Address of the... Relating to the Province of Carolina 4pp. folds [ESTC lists 9 copies] Charles Bill 1705 bound with Account (An) of the Dismal Storm... which occasion`d great Damages both by Sea and Land 2pp. drophead title [not in ESTC] Dublin Re-printed at the Post Office Coffee House in Fish-shamble street 1703 bound with Mobb`s (The) Address to my Lord M***** 2pp. drophead title [ESTC lists 4 copies only] 1710 bound with Free (The) Debates Betwixt The H---- L----- and the H--- C---- on Doctor Sacheverel 1p. drophead title small stains at head [not in ESTC] 17[0]9-10 bound with Plain (A) Answer To that Part of the Memorial Presented to the States General 2pp. drophead title [not in ESTC] J. Nutt 1702 bound with Church (The) and Stanhope! The Church and Stanhope! 1p. drophead title [not in ESTC] [c. 1710] bound with To the Right Honourable the Lords Spiritual and Temporal in Parliament Assembled: For the preservation of the Kingdom and the preventing of Popery... “I humbly beseech Your Lordships for God`s sake not to Naturalize any more French”... Elinor James 2pp. drophead title [not in ESTC] 1701 bound with Queries. Whether any Parliament ever did better than this has done or better deserv`d to sit again? 2pp. drophead title small tear at tail not affecting text folds [Wing Q177C lists as 1696 but almost certainly 1710] [1710] bound with Hale (Sir Matthew) A New Years Gift. The Sum of Religion 1p. broadsheet woodcut portrait at head tear affecting woodcut initial and title folds foxed [a Henry Hills pirate not in ESTC] Henry Hills [c. 1710] bound with Poem (A) Humbly Dedicated to... William Lord Cowper 2pp. drophead title [Foxon P528; ESTC lists 9 copies] John Morphew 1711 bound with List (A) of the Names of all the Subscribers To the Loan of 250000l. to the Emperor of Germany For Support of the Army under his Highness Prince Eugene of Savoy 4pp. drophead title folds [ESTC lists 4 copies only] [1706] bound with Speech (The) of the Late Lord Russel to the Sheriffs [Wing R2356A; ESTC lists 8 copies] [1683] bound with [Louis XIV]. The Most Christian King`s Letter to the States General of the United Provinces upon his recalling the Count d`Avaux his Ambassador... at the Hague 4pp. drophead title [ESTC lists 7 copies] Edward Jones 1701 bound with Resolution (The) of the States General of the United provinces... Upon... the Death of... William the Third... 4pp. drophead title folds slight staining at head [ESTC lists 5 copies] Edw. Jones 1701 [1702] bound with Kentish (The) Petition 1p. drophead title slightly water-stained at head and title [ESTC lists 3 copies only] n.p. n.d. [1701] bound with Queries relating to the Bill against Occasional Conformity 2pp. drophead title [not in ESTC] [c. 1702/3] bound with Humble (The) Representation... 4pp. drophead title [ESTC lists 6 copies] Charles Bill 1704 bound with [Charles VI] The Translation of Several Letters to Her Majesty from the King of Spain drophead title 3pp. [ESTC lists 4 copies only] Edw. Jones 1705 bound with R. (P. translator) A Short Relation of the Most Remarkable Transactions in Several Parts of Europe Between the Christians and Turks; Including an Exact Diary of the Siege of Buda 18pp. hole in last f. some slight creasing [Wing S3622 ESTC lists 8 copies only] T.B. for Randolph Taylor 1685 bound with Atkyns (Sir Robert) The Lord Chief Baron Atkyns`s Speech to William Ashhurst Lord-Mayor Elect of the City of London At the time of his being Sworn in Their Majesties Court of Exchequer title soiled and stained and with hole slightly creased some other soiling and marking [Wing A4142] R. Baldwin 1693 bound with Report (The) of the Committee of the House of Commons To whom the Petition of the Royal Lustring-Company... was Referred... relating to the Smuggling Trade imprimatur f. before title last f. blank ink note at beginning: “Found Chancellor of the Exchequer” [Wing E2705] E. Whitlock 1698 bound with Report (The) of the Commissioners... To Enquire into the Irish Forfeitures half-title (small tear browned and slightly stained) [Wing E2231] Edw. Jones and Tim. Goodwin 1700 bound with Paschall (John) Mr. Paschal`s Letter to a Friend in the Country Stating the Case of Mr. Parkhurst and Himself Together with the Rest of the Principal Commissioners for Prizes second edition title and text stained [ESTC locates 5 copies only] A. Bell J. Barnes and B. Lintot 1701 bound with Humble (The) Address... of the Lords Spiritual & Temporal... [ESTC lists 7 copies] Charles Bill and the Executrix of Thomas Newcomb 1704 bound with Monthly (A) Account of Cruizers 1 sheet folded [ESTC lists 10 copies] [1705] bound with Daily (The) Courant nos. 1468-1470 2247 & 2248 2370 & 2372 2730 Sam. Buckley 1706-1710 bound with Post-Man (The): and the Historical Account &c. nos. 1746-1750 1752 1756 1709 bound with Post (The) Boy nos. 1245 & 2249 1709 bound with [Addison (Joseph)] The Whig Examiner no. 2 1710 bound with Observator (The) no. 48 1710 together 60 items in 1 vol. bound in differing order a few incomplete or ff. taken from larger periodicals the vast majority complete all browned some water-stained a few with tears many folded some ink marks the majority in good condition v.s. v.d. bound in contemporary calf-backed boards covers rubbed and edges and corners worn spine defective folio. ***An outstanding collection of pamphlets parliamentary publications and newspapers relating to the last contentious years of the seventeenth century and the fevered politics of the reign of Queen Anne.
Lot 171
Sewell & Yonge editors. European History third edition occasional foxing prize-label on front pastedown addressed to Ethel Ryves a pupil of the Royal School for daughters of Officers of the Army contemporary prize calf spine gilt in compartments g.e. with a fore-edge painting of the tower of London extremities rubbed 8vo 1873.
Lot 289
“Little Red Book” compiled and edited by Tian Xiao Guang first edition first issue Chinese half-title printed in red title in red & green portrait of Mao printed in brown 1p. facsimile of Lin Biao `s calligraphic endorsement printed in brown without errata slip original red vinyl the upper cover with title in Chinese characters and a star blocked in blind 16mo Peking General Political Department of the People`s Liberation Army n.d. [May 1964]. ***Containing all the correct issue points which define a first edition: it consists of 30 chapters which end at pp.250 (text with pp.82/3 in correct state); it includes the first state of Lin Biao`s endorsement which includes a superfluous brush stroke in “ting” the second character down in the second column from the right (the whole endorsement leaf is often lacking as after Lin Biao`s alleged attempt to assassinate Mao in 1971 an instruction was issued that loyal Party members should remove this leaf [see lot ***]).
Lot 290
Little Red Book compiled and edited by Tian Xiao Guang first edition first issue Chinese half-title printed in red title in red & green portrait of Mao printed in brown 1p. facsimile of Lin Biao `s calligraphic endorsement printed in black original white wrappers printed in black & red slight rubbing to spine ends small mark to head of upper wrapper 16mo Peking General Political Department of the People`s Liberation Army n.d. [May 1964]. ***The scarce first edition of Mao`s famous Little Red Book this one in the first issue white paper wrappers rather than the red vinyl covers. This edition also has the one page endorsement (in black) by Lin Biao leader of the People`s Liberation Army which was subsequently removed.
Lot 365
World War I.- Your King and Country Need You Join the Army today 26 original pencil and/or pen & ink cartoon drawings mostly humorous or wry depictions of soldiers during the First World War including pictorial ms. title c. 180 x 215 mm. loosely mounted in modern morocco album oblong folio n.d.; with 3 other loose illustrations also by Allan v.s.
Lot 58
* Heinkel. A miscellaneous collection of “Heinkel Archive” and other photographs depicting numerous land and seaplane aircraft types, some little known, built by this famous company, including the He.28 float-plane with folded wings, the He.22b in U.S. Army markings, as supplied to the U.S. Embassy, Berlin, the elegant He.57 seaplane D-2067, excellent images of the He.59 twin engined float-plane in Luftwaffe service, the He.59 in use as an ambulance aircraft with early Luftwaffe markings, launching the He. 60 prototype D-Ilro, some fine air-to-air aircraft portraits and formations of the He.114 in Luftwaffe serivce, air and ground crews, Geschwader line-ups and others of similar interest, most captioned to verso, some showing signs of damp damage, approx. 85 images (approx. 85)
Lot 117
* The British Army 1914-1950. A collection of press, publicity and other photographs of Army groups, Regimental parades, personnel under training, in combat, peace keeping and others similar, together with portraits of senior officers and other personnel officers and other personnel including General Bernard Montogomery, Sergeant Major Ronald Brittain, Glubb Pasha C.O. of the Arab Legion and others, approx. 130 images (approx. 130)
Lot 131
Cairo-Cape Flight. Report on the Cairo-Cape Flight Carried out Between 1st March and 21st June, 1926, pub. Air Ministry, April 1927, 100 pp., single-page map and folding map (repaired), orig. printed wrappers (stamped No. 1 Squadron. Royal Air Force), retained in later cloth, slim 8vo, together with Pilot’s Handbook of the Air Routes, Cairo-Cape Town, Cape Town-Pretoria (via Durban), 1928, loose leaf format, including fifty-three colour-printed route maps and forty-six layout plans of all the aerodromes en route, two folding maps, orig. wallet-style orange cloth, plus Pilot’s Handbook of the Cairo-Baghdad Route, H.M.S.O. (revised), 1929, 94 pp., twenty-four colour-printed route maps, DH9a and Vickers Victoria equipment lists contained in rear pocket, orig. wallet-style blue cloth, both ex-lib. copies with various marks, 4to & 8vo, and Imperial Airways Ltd., Report of the Seventh-Fourteenth Annual General Meetings, 1931-38, a run of eight orig. issues, b & w illusts. and maps, each hole-punched in upper left corner, orig. printed wrappers, a little soiled, slim 4to, with two Imperial Airways timetables (Africa, February 1938 & Temporary Timetable, February 1938), and ABCA Map Review No. 89, March 25 - April 7 1946, poster-style double-sided news sheet compiled by the Army Bureau of Current Affairs, printed H.M.S.O., includes col. litho. map by McKerrow, b & w illusts. from photos of Reichsminister Joachim von Ribbentrop, Arthur Axmann and meetings of the Security Council, as well as an Air Network map of the British routes and a list of the British Overseas Airways services in operation April 1st 1946, creased where previously folded, approx. 30 x 40in (76 x 102cm), plus three bound volumes of the Committee and other stages of the Civil Aviation Acts, 1946, 1947 & 1949, which brought into being BOAC, BEAC and BSAAC and enabled the nationalisation of airports/gave effect to the Chicago Convention of 1944/allowed for the merger of BSAA with BOAC, respectively, bound in later cloth, 8vo (17)
Lot 439
* Sector Timepiece. A rare WWII period U.S. Tactical Air Command Sector Timepiece by Seth Thomas, the black bakelite casing containing the high quality movement, the dial with sectors in green, orange, blue and yellow, the 12-hour day marked with black arabic numerals, the supplementary 24-hour day hours in red, with Fast/Slow adjustment, well modelled hour and minute hands and truncated seconds sweep, with glazed door to front, 10.25in (26cm) diameter, brass key, together with a copy of “Signals. The Story of Communications in the XIX Tactical Air Command up to VE Day”, prepared by Captain E. M. Greenberg, Signal Office, XIX T.A.C., APO 141 U.S. Army, pub. 15 June 1945, 154 pp., photograph illusts., drawings, diagrams and plans, illusts. of this sector clock in use in forward air control rooms using the U.S. Tactical Control System, as well as its use in D-Day landing period mobile teletype and forward control vans on unprepared airstrips, orig. cloth boards, title and overprinted “Restricted” (2)
Lot 489
* USAF WWII Flying Jacket. A rare original leather flying-jacket Type A2, c. 1940s, tan leather with knitted cuffs and waistband, zip-fronted and with flap-over pockets, having applied label inscribed “Type A2, Dwg.-45 Property of Air Force US Army, Bronco Mfg Corp, NY, NY - Size 42in”, shows some age-wear and rubbing commensurate with use (1)
Lot 490
* USAF WWII Flying Helmet. A rare original pilot’s helmet Type AII by Fox Chass Knitting Mills, c. 1940s, dark tan leather with chamois lining and applied maker’s label inscribed “Spec. No 3189, Large, Stock No. 8300 - 396010, Miller Parachute Division for Air Forces US Army”, excellent original condition, together with a headphones set with jack-plug fitting, suitable for similar helmets (2)
Lot 503
* Curtiss JNS “Jenny” 2573. A well constructed part-built free flight model, approx. 1/10 scale with fine fabric covered balsa airframe, the main planes with struts and bracing wires, working elevator and rudder, on rubber tyred main undercarriage, with tail skid, finished in U.S. Army Air Force deep green with pale orange flying surfaces, 52 3/4in (134cm) wingspan (1)
Lot 736
Chichester (Henry Manners & George Burges-Short). The Records and Badges of Every Regiment and Corps in the British Army, 2nd ed., [1900], 24 coloured plates, extra-illustrated with approx. 60 coloured & b & w illustrations, some adhered to text or verso of plates, some loose, typed list of illustrations, original red cloth, a little rubbed and faded, 8vo, together with The New Army List, Exhibiting the Rank, Standing, and Various Services of Every Officer in the Army on Full Pay..., by H.G. Hart, 1839, some light spotting, contemporary half calf, rebacked, 8vo, plus The Administrative History of the Operations of 21 Army Group on the Continent of Europe 6 June 1944 - 8 May 1945, printed by BAOR, Germany, Nov. 1945, folding coloured maps, plans and charts at end (one torn with loss), bookplate, contemporary cloth, folio, with others including Report of the Commissioners Appointed to Inquire into the Question of Promotion and Retirement in the Higher Ranks of the Army, Commencing with the Rank of Major, 1858, A Collection of Warrants and Regulations, Issued to the Army on Matters of Finance, 1846 (14)
Lot 737
Connolly (T.W.J.). The History of the Corps of Royal Sappers and Miners, 2 vols., 1855, seventeen hand-coloured lithographed plates, some light spotting and toning, endpapers renewed, original cloth, rebacked retaining most of original spines, rubbed and stained, 8vo, together with The Manual and Platoon Exercises, 1804, 118pp., a few spots, bookplate and sellotape marks, modern cloth, 8vo, plus Historical Record and Regimental Memoir of the Royal Scots Fusiliers, Formerly Known as the 21st Royal North British Fusiliers, by Ja,es Clark, 1885, six coloured lithographed plates, a few light spots, previous owner isncription, a.e.g., original cloth gilt, spine a little faded, 8vo, plus three othes including Henry Stooks Smith’s An Alphabetical List of the Officers of the Ninety-Fourth Regiment, “Scotch Brigade,” From 1800 to 1869, 1869, and Letters of an Officer of the Corps of Royal Engineers, From the British Army in Hollandm, Belgium and France, to his Father, From the Latter End of 1813 to 1816, 1872 (7)
Lot 433
[Army Lists]. Lists of the Officers of the Several Regiments and Corps of Militia: Of the Officers of the Several Fencible Regiments of Infantry; and of all the Regiments and Independant Companies Raised since the First of January, 1793. . . . 1794. Contemporary full morocco binding, gilt, rubbed and worn. Together with; A List of the Officers of the Militia; The Gentlemen and Yeomanry Cavalry; and Volunteer Infantry; with an Index. The Ninth Edition, 15th July, 1803. Some minor worming to the inner margins, not affecting the text and with some minor dampstaining. Original marbled boards with paper spine, rubbed, the head and tail of the spine fraying. (2).
Lot 85
Wittman (William). Travels in Turkey, Asia-Minor, Syria, and Across the Desert into Egypt, During the Years 1799, 1800, and 1801, in Company with the Turkish Army, and the British Military Mission. To Which are Annexed, Observations on the Plague, and on the Diseases Prevalent in Turkey, and a Metrological Journal, 1st ed., 1803, double-page engraved frontispiece (two vertical folds), single-page hand-coloured engraved plan, folding engraved map, twenty-one engraved plates, of which sixteen hand-coloured aquatinted plates of costume, scattered light spotting, contemporary calf, rebacked retaining original spine, a little rubbed, 4to. ÒWittman was a member of the British military mission which joined the Turkish forces at Constantinople in 1799 and travelled overland to Egypt to take part in the campaign against the French. The costume plates, unsigned, are mostly of soldiers and military functionaries. Several of these plates were later used by the publisher McLean in his Military Costume of TurkeyÓ. Blackmer 1832; Atabey 1344.. (1)
Lot 461
* Hollywood. Two photograph albums compiled by Major Clifford Cole on a 10, 000-mile tour while with the Ack Ack battery in America, 1943, the first album entitled `Our Stay at Camp Davis and a few odds and ends’, with approx. 160 window-mounted b&w photos., the second album entitled `The Tour of American Army Camps and Cities September to December 1943’, with approx. 220 window-mounted b&w photos., the majority neatly captioned on mounts and some on photo versos, photos. include pictures of Major Cole and Army comrades with Hollywood stars, incl. Jimmy Cagney, Greer Garson, Basil Rathbone, Cary Grant, Bob Hope, Bing Crosby, Harpo Marx, Hedy Lamarr, Dame May Whitty, Fred Astaire, Gracie Fields (signed), Joan Crawford, Mickey Rooney, Mary Pickford, etc., some mounts broken and photos. loose, orig. cloth, bindings broken, oblong folio, together with a album of related news cuttings plus some of Major Cole’s original diaries from the tour, and a sheaf of typed draft copies of an unpublished account of the tour by Major Cole, comprising several hundred pages (a carton)
Lot 508
[Blandy, Mary]. Miss Mary Blandy’s own Account of the Affair between Her and Mr. Cranstoun, from the Commencement of their Acquaintance; in the Year 1746. To the Death of her Father, in August 1751, with all the Circumstances leading to that unhappy Event...., together with an exact Relation of her Behaviour, whilst under sentence; and a Copy of the Declaration signed by herself, in the Presence of two Clergymen, two Days before her Execution, Published at her dying Request, 1752, ownership signature to fore-edge margin of title, inner margin of leaf A2 strengthened, modern half calf, 8vo, together with Roughead (William), Trial of Mary Blandy, pub. William Hodge & Co., 1914, b & w port. frontis. and plts., occ. scattered spotting, t.e.g., orig. cloth gilt, 8vo. Mary Blandy (1720-April 6, 1752 in Oxford) poisoned her father, Francis Blandy, with arsenic in 1751. She claimed she thought the arsenic was a love potion that would make her father approve of her relationship with William Henry Cranstoun, an army officer and son of a Scottish nobleman. On Easter Monday 1752, she was hanged outside Oxford Castle prison for the crime of parricide. Her case attracted a great deal of attention from the press. Many pamphlets claiming to be the Ògenuine accountÓ or the Ògenuine lettersÓ of Mary Blandy were published in the months following her execution. (2)
Lot 535
Gheyn (Jacob de). Maniement d’armes, d’arquebuses, Mousquetz et piques, Amsterdam, Robert de Baudous, 1608, engraved allegorical title, text in English, French and German in three parts, 117 full-page eng. plts. in all, some embrowning throughout, later vellum (probably 18th century), some marks and soiling, ties partly defective, folio. Lipperheide Qb19. The first French edition of De Gheyn’s famous drill manual, known in English as the Exercises of Arms. The work is based on the drill developed at the end of the 16th century by Count Johann II of Nassau-Siegen (1551-1623) and introduced in the Dutch Army by his cousin Maurits, Prince of Orange (1567-1625). (1)
Lot 659
Fay-Halle (Antoinette and Mundt, Barbara). Nineteenth-Century European Porcelain, 1st ed., 1983, num. col. and b & w illusts. from photos, orig. cloth in d.j. and slipcase, 4to, together with Godden (Geoffrey A.), Stevengraphs and other Victorian Silk Pictures, 1st ed., 1971, num. col. and b & w illusts. from photos, orig. cloth in d.j., sl. frayed at head of spine, square 4to, plus The British Army, by a Lieutenant-Colonel in the British Army, with an Introduction by Major-General F. Maurice, C.B., 1899, port. frontis., col. and b & w illusts., orig. dec. cloth, rubbed and somewhat marked, large 8vo, and other antiques ref. and related (3 shelves)
Lot 342
Dynamo Tbilisi v West Bromwich Albion programme 1957, folded single-sheet. West Bromwich Albion toured the Soviet Union in 1957 and played 3 games, beating both Dynamo Tbilisi in Georgia and the Soviet Army Side (CSKA) in Moscow. The third game against F. C. Zenit in Leningrad was a draw. They became the first British professional team to win a game in the Soviet Union.
Lot 348
An unusual collection of programme relating to the playing days of Corporal A. Jackson of R.A.C. Bovington dating between 1948 and 1950, including programmes for the 1947-48 Army Football Association Cup semi-final, final and replay; other Army Cup semi-final and final programmes and other games concerning a team from Bovington, including the 1949 Dorset County F.A. Cup final v Bridport and matches played at Poole Town, Portland United & Weymouth; together with programmes for A. Jackson’s appearances for Bournemouth Gas Works, and several appearance for the Dorset County F.A. in the Southern Counties Amateur Championship including a match played at Bristol City 24.1.48, some duplication; together with player’s passes and tickets including a wartime international between Poland & Great Britain played in Baghdad 24.1.1943, Army Cup finals & Semi-finals and a for Redhill FC. Tragically, during the 1948 Army Cup final played at the Command Central Ground in Aldershot, two players were killed by lightning and many other players and spectators left injured. The match was duly abandoned and the two teams were declared joint-winners. A medals collection relating to the amateur football career of Corporal A. Jackson is offered elsewhere in the auction as lot 10.
Lot 599
12 hickory shafted golf clubs, comprising: two Ben Sayers Benny putters with square grips and ridged soles; an Army and Navy smooth face lofter; a heavy double-sided gunmetal putter; a smooth faced anti-shank iron; two smooth faced Carruthers cleeks; two smooth faced putters; a Rodwell aluminium putter; an aluminium Tom Thumb putter; and a Brown Vardon River Zambia putter; all in a canvas golf bag (13)
![A period photograph of the world heavyweight boxing champion Staff Sergeant Joseph Louis Barrow [Joe Louis] in United States](http://lot-images.atgmedia.com/SR/34622/2792481/654-201041617407_468x382.jpg)
Lot 273
A Second World War Indian Army Long Service Group of Eight Medals, awarded to M-33847 S-SGT.G.W.CURTIS, R.I.A.S.C. (M.T.) later I.A.O.C., comprising India General Service Medal 1936-39 with clasp NORTH WEST FRONTIER 1936-37, 1939-45 Star, Burma Star, France and Germany Star, War Medal, India Service Medal 1945, Long Service and Good Conduct Medal with India bar, and Long Service and Good Conduct Medal with Regular Army bar
Lot 375
A Pair of "Trieder Bibocle" Binoculars by C P Goertz, Berlin, 9X, named to Captain C W Hext, Indian Army, in stitched leather case; Another Pair of Binoculars, in stitched leather case; A Brass Pocket Compass (poor order); Three British Navy Hat Bands, for H.M.S. ISIS, H.M.S REPULSE, and H.M.S. BRITANNIA; and A Small Stitched Leather Document Case, containing a quantity of military ephemera including letters, medals ribbons, cloth insignia, pamphlets etc.
Lot 379
A Collection of Militaria to Edward Hewlet Hext, of the Supply and Transport Corps, Indian Army, comprising a gold and blue lace and black morocco shoulder belt with black patent leather pouch set with crowned GRI cypher, and with gilt metal buckle and slide, a waist belt with sword slings, a gold and black sword knot and cord, two brass chin scales and two helmet spikes, a black silk moire taffeta sash, two pairs of spurs, a red and green webbing belt, a pair of boot hooks, brass buttons and titles, a blue silk scarf and a pair of sunglasses, all contained in a cardboard box.
Lot 79
Sprigge.Anglia rediviva; England`s Recovery: being the History of the...Army under...Sr.Thomas Fairfax Kt. Captain-General of all the Parliaments Forces in England first edition large woodcut coat-of-arms on verso of A1 folding engraved portrait errata leaf large folding engraved plan of Battle of Naseby folding letterpress table contemporary ink signature of John Borradale at head of title and ink inscription to him from Mrs. Anne Andrews dated 1693 light soiling to margins portrait torn trimmed and laid down plate slightly wormed and torn along fold (repaired) later calf gilt spine gilt rubbed slight staining to upper cover spine a little worn at head [Wing S5070] folio by R.W. for John Partridge 1647.
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