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Lot 1027
A NORTH AMERICAN INDIAN BEAD AND CLAW NECKLACE composed of thirteen “bear” claws threaded onto a hide thong necklace of white, yellow, brown and green beads, probably late 19th/early 20th century and a hide necklace in the form of a radial sun (2).. Provenance: Collected in Ontario, Canada, in the first decade of the 20th century by Miss Elizabeth White. The Hornsby Wright family and thence by descent.
Lot 327
Studio of Sir Anthony Van Dyck Portrait of a Gentleman, possibly Henry Jermyn later Lord Jermyn, Earl of St Albans (1604-1684) Half length wearing a black tunic and a white lace collar Oil on canvas 76 x 59cm; 30 x 23¼in In his catalogue Oliver Miller states that this picture could be a version of the full length of Jermyn formerly at Rushbooke Hall. It is likely that Jermyn could have sat to Van Dyck around 1639 when he was Master of the horse and Vice-Chamberlain to the Queen. However The National Gallery have suggested that the portrait could also be George Digby, 2nd Earl of Bristol (1612-1677), to whom the sitter does bear a strong resemblance in both the full length double portrait with Lord Russell now at Althorp Park and also the half length portrait at the Dulwich Picture Gallery. Literature: Sir Oliver Millar - Van Dyck A complete catalogue of the paintings, Newshaven & London 2004 Provenance: Thomas Jones (1788-1848) who inherited Hinton House, Hinton Charterhouse in 1846 from Mary Day Edward Talbot Day Jones (1837-1911) and thence by descent to the present owner Literature: Inventory of all the Household…including Paintings at Hinton Charterhouse, the Property of the Late Thomas Jones made August 23rd-28th 1848 by English and Sons, Bath referred to as : Portrait of Lord Guildford, with moustache black vest and lace collar (Van Dyck) ++Lined, good restored condition
Lot 994
Milne (A.A.). The Christopher Robin Story Book, 1st ed., 1929, illustrations by E.H. Shepard, one or two light spots, previous owner signature, original blue cloth gilt, 8vo, together with Teddy Bear and Other Songs from ÒWhen We Were Very YoungÓ, 1926, illustrations by E.H. Shepard, a few minor spots, original cloth-backed boards, 4to, with three others including W. Heath Robinson’s Railway Ribaldry, 1935 (5)
Lot 1024
Rupert Bear. The New Adventures of Rupert, by Alfred Bestall, 1st ed., pub. Daily Express, 1936, duotone illusts. to text, colouring pages untouched,inscription in “belongs to” box, occ. spotting and minor marks, orig. red pict. cloth,some light fading to spine and edges, and minor spotting, overall VG, 4to. The first ever Rupert Annual. (1)
Lot 1025
Rupert Bear. Little Bear Library series, (one shilling series), nos. 1-5, 7, 8, 10-22, 24-28, 31-39, 41, 43 & 46, c. 1920’s-30’s, together 37 vols., b&w illusts., all orig. printed yellow boards, no. 43 backstrip detached but present, a few vols. with spliting to spines, (a few vols. with 6d or 9d price label to covers), overall VG, 8vo (37)
Lot 1026
Rupert Bear. More Adventures of Rupert, 1st ed., pub. Daily Express, 1937, duotone illusts. throughout, last leaf neatly repaired with tape, orig. cloth-backed col. pict. boards, spine faded and restrengthened, some wear to extrems., 4to, together with The New Rupert Book, 1st ed., pub. Daily Express, 1938, duotone illusts. throughout, orig. cloth-backed col. pict. boards, spine faded and restrengthened, slight pencil marks to upper cover, rubbed to extrems., 4to, plus Rupert Again, 1st ed., pub. Sampson Low, 1940, col. frontis., duotone illusts. throughout, orig. col. pict. boards, slight rubbing, 4to (3)
Lot 1027
Rupert Bear. A large collection of John Harrold signed memorabilia, c. 1980’s-1990’s, incl. twenty-nine signed Rupert annuals, c. 1981-1998 (incl. eleven copies of 1998) & eight limited ed. signed prints (all framed and glazed), together with thirteen unsigned prints (one framed and glazed), incl. seven of Rupert annual covers (50)
Lot 1028
Rupert Bear. Annuals for 1936, 1940 (2 copies), 1942, 1944, 1948, 1949 (2 copies), 1950 & 1953, all facsimile eds., pub. 1985-2003, together 10 vols., col. and b&w illusts., orig. col. pict. boards/wrappers, later vols. in slipcases, as issued (1936 in d.j., some rubbing), 4to, together with Rupert Annuals, 1952, 1971, 1972 (5 copies), 1975, 1976, 1977 (3 copies), 1978 (3 copies), 1980, 1988-93, 2002, together 23 vols., col. illusts. throughout, all orig. col. pict. boards, some wear to 1952 vol., a few covers faded, 4to, plus fifteen other Rupert related, incl. the Rupert Bear Dossier, 1997 (48)
Lot 1039
* Children’s Annual artwork. A collection of twenty-five original illustrations for Playhour, Jack & Jill, and Teddy Bear Annual, 1970s-1980s, together twenty-five pen and ink storyboards, some coloured in gouache, watercolour, or felt tip, mostly on artist’s board, comprising cartoon animals, children, etc., by Hugh McNeil, Peter Woolcock, etc., all unsigned, approx. 560 x 405mm (22 x 16ins) and smaller (25)
Lot 1045
* Children’s Annual artwork. A collection of twenty-seven original illustrations, for Jack & Jill, Playhour, Teddy Bear Annual, and Teddy Bear’s Playtime, 1970s-1980s, together twenty-seven pen and ink storyboards, most coloured in gouache, watercolour, or felt tip, mostly on artist’s board, comprising cartoon animals, children, fairies, etc., incl. the Wombles, Mr. Toad, Leo the Lion, etc., by Peter Woolcock, John Donelly, Hugh McNeil, Arthur Baker, etc., all unsigned, approx. 540 x 410mm (21 x 16ins) and smaller (27)
Lot 1061
* Noddy. An original illustration for Noddy’s Height Chart, Rainbow Designs, c.1980s, pen, ink, and watercolour, on paper mounted on straw board, showing a variety of Noddy characters, incl. Noddy, Big Ears, Mr. Plod, Tessie Bear, Mrs. Skittle and children, Bumpy Dog, Clockwork Clown, 980 x 220mm (38.5 x 8.5ins), together with a small quantity of Noddy-related printed acetate illustrations and colour-printed mock-ups, for books and merchandise produced by Rainbow Designs, plus Flower Fairies, An original illustration for a Flower Fairies Height Chart, Rainbow Designs, c.1970s, pencil and watercolour, on paper, in two sections joined, 895 x 250mm (35.25 x 10ins) (a folder)
Lot 1062
* Paddington Bear. A collection of eighteen original illustrations, for Rainbow Designs, c.1990s, together eighteen illustrations of Paddington on fifteen sheets (paper/board) in pen and ink, watercolour, and felt tip, with traces of gouache, for merchandise such as notebooks, party invitations, exercise books, writing kits, etc., sheet size largest 480 x 590mm (19 x 23ins), smallest 110 x 115mm (4.25 x 4.5ins), except height chart 1000 x 275mm (39.25 x 10.75ins), plus two other printed illustrations (17)
Lot 1063
* Rupert Bear. A collection of sixteen original illustrations, for Rainbow Designs, c.1980/90s, together sixteen illustrations of Rupert Bear and friends, mainly on paper or card, in pen and ink, watercolour, and felt tip, with traces of gouache, for merchandise such as bookmarks, height charts, notepaper, party invitations, etc., sheet size largest 405 x 305mm (16 x 12ins), smallest 165 x 160mm (6.5 x 6.25ins) (16)
Lot 1105
Rupert Bear. Annuals for 1936 (2 copies), 1937-41, 1942 (2 copies), 1943-45, 1948 & 1957, all facsimile eds., pub. 1986-2005, together 14 vols., orig. col. pict. boards/wrappers, later vols. in slipcases as issued (1936 vols. in d.j.s), all VG, 4to, together with The Rupert Annual, 1985, orig. col. pict. boards, 4to, plus The Dandy Annual, 1964, duotone illusts. throughout, orig. col. pict. boards, some fading to head of upper cover, 4to, plus six other facsimile editions, comprising The Adventures of Rupert, by Mary Tourtel, 4 vols., 1921-22; Dandy Monster Comic, 1939 (2 copies); The Beano Book, 1940; The Broons, 1940; Oor Wullie, 1941 (22)
![[WORLD WAR II]: MOULTON JAMES L. (1906-1993) British Major-General of World War II. Moulton formed Royal Marines 48 Commando](http://lot-images.atgmedia.com/SR/35396/2795500/959-201064192355_468x382.jpg)
Lot 959
[WORLD WAR II]: MOULTON JAMES L. (1906-1993) British Major-General of World War II. Moulton formed Royal Marines 48 Commando and commanded them during D-Day, 1944. Poignant A.L.S., J. L. Moulton, three pages, 8vo, 48 (RM) Commando, B.L.A., 24th July 1944, to Lt. R. D. Curtis. Written in pencil, Moulton conveys sad news as the result of an investigation, `The circumstances of your brother`s death were that he was wounded early on D Day, received immediate medical treatment and was then sent to the Beach Dressing Station for further care and evacuation to England. At the Beach Dressing Station he must have died of his wounds. He was buried in the vicinity of the beach, his grave is in a war cemetery and has been properly marked and cared for.` Moulton continues to give his personal recollections of Curtis, `Geoff is a great loss. He was a promising officer and a grand chap. He was always cheerful and keen. I shall long remember him….in the trying climate, discomfort and hard work, he was always to the fore and always ready with a joke or a laugh when the rest seemed depressed. You may have heard that his troop commander, who was also with him in Sicily, was also killed on D-Day. The loss of lives like these is hard to bear, they were the price we paid for the success of our landings. In that success their leadership and bravery paid no small part.` Accompanied by the original envelope (FR), also signed by Moulton. VG Temporary Lieutenant Edward Geoff Curtis of the Royal Marines 48 commando participated in Operation Overlord and the Normandy Landings, 6th June 1944, and died of his wounds.
Lot 1014
R34 AIRSHIP: Small selection of magazine and book weight photographs (most neatly laid down) of various sizes, most depicting the R34 airship and all signed by various crew members of the R34 including John Shotter, Ernest Turner, William Ballantyne, Fred Browdie, Albert Evenden, James Gray, Fred Smith, Ernest Cross etc. Most of the photographs are multiple signed and bear duplicate signatures. Also including an A.L.S. by Albert Evenden (Engineer), one page, 8vo, Wolverhampton, 6th August 1979, to Peter Clark, referring to a recent trans Atlantic flight on Concorde and remarking ‘I can now say I have flown the Atlantic in the slowest time 108 hrs R34 1919, and the fastest time by Concorde 3 hrs 22 mins’. Generally VG, 7
![[WRIGHT BROTHERS]: An interesting, small collection of original vintage photographs of various sizes (mainly 6 x 4) most depi](http://lot-images.atgmedia.com/SR/35396/2795500/1068-201064182225_468x382.jpg)
Lot 1068
[WRIGHT BROTHERS]: An interesting, small collection of original vintage photographs of various sizes (mainly 6 x 4) most depicting Wilbur Wright at an aviation school in France, some of the images showing him with other pioneer aviators including Bleriot, Tissandier etc., and one showing him seated in the cockpit of an aircraft. Some of the photographs, by Callizo, bear printed white captions. Also included is a photograph of the Wright Brothers plane on display in an exhibition hall, and three postcard photographs etc. Laid down (1). G to generally VG, 13
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