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Lot 53
FOOTBALL: Selection of vintage signed 6 x 8 photographs and slightly smaller by various footballers including Bobby Moore, Alex Scott, Alex Tait, Pat Crerand, Willie Irvine, Ron Yeats, John Sleeuwenhoek, Peter Bonetti, Alex Elder, Chris Crowe, George Thomson, Ian St. John, Ken Shellito, Terry Venables, Colin Dobson, Roy Vernon, Geoffrey Strong, John McLeod, Jackie Henderson, Bobby Robson, Harry Dowd, Ted Magill, Gordon Banks, Graham Cross, Fred Hill, Roger Hunt, Gordon Milne etc. Each of the original 1960s press photographs bear printed captions to the verso and show the players either in action poses or head and shoulders shots wearing their football jerseys. All with small tape stains to the edges and corners, FR to generally G, 62
Lot 408
HARDY THOMAS: (1840-1928) English Novelist. Rare A.Q.S., Thomas Hardy, one page, 8vo, Max Gate, Dorchester, February 1890. In his typically neat hand Hardy has boldly penned, in black ink, a three line quotation inspired by his novel The Woodlanders (1887), in full, `Every object in nature seems to bear evidence of an unfulfilled intention.` Signed and dated at the conclusion. Some very slight, minor discoloration to each corner, caused by previous mounting, otherwise VG
Lot 284
A Louis Vuitton cabin trunk 1920s, covered in the famous LV monogrammed fabric with remnants of original travel labels including Cunard White Star, with `LV` tooled leather edging, wooden lid banding, and brass corners, catches and lock, the fabric lined interior with Louis Vuitton branded webbing inside the lid and original orange & gilt paper label, no. `792218`, lacks inner tray, complete with the rare and original canvas and leather outer case, the sides with stencilled lettering, `RWH`, 32 x 18.5 x 14in. (81 x 47 x 35.5cm.) * This trunk was originally owned by Robert Hathaway, second husband of Dame Sibyl Hathaway, and was probably purchased in New York. The sides of the outer case bear his initials, `R.W.H.`.
Lot 476
Shelley (Mary) Frankenstein: 3rd third edition part of vol. 9 of Bentley`s Standard Novels series engraved frontispiece and additional engraved title (slightly browned) with 4pp. `National Library` advertisement at beginning [Sadleir 3734a; Wolff 6280a] 1831 bound with Schiller (Friedrich) The Ghost Seer vol.I only (as issued here) half-title 3pp. advertisements at end 1831 together in original cloth rebacked preserving original backstrip edge wear 8vo Henry Colburn and Richard Bentley. ***The first edition of Mary Shelley`s classic to bear the engraving and with an introduction by her recounting how she came to write the story. There are also some alterations to the text which in her words "are principally those of style"..
Lot 317
Ireland.- Armstrong family including: (1) 2 letters from Sir William Parsons to Warneford Armstrong of Clara referring to property matters a matrimonial dispute etc. 1760 & 1774; (2) letters from Thomas Drought to "dear brother" (1 addressed to George Armstrong at Ballycumber) his wife`s health ordering fillies selling wool purchase money for Ballykeally etc. 1772 & 1774; (3) letters from J. Lloyd Bagot at Fort George to George Armstrong at Ballycumber "pride poverty and uncleanliness the inseparable companions of the Caledonian nation abound here..."; possible transfer of the regiment to Ireland money owed and a letter to his uncle re: land improvements; (4) letter from T. St. G. Armstrong from Garry Castle 18th October 1827; and other letters including: a letter from Boyle Travers in Dublin 1796 "we are all in great consternation here about the French but so various are the accounts that there is no ascertaining more of them than that they are off the Irish shore. The preparations here are so great and bear so promising an aspect that I trust we will be able to give them a very warm reception should they have the audacity to venture into the country..."; letter of attorney from Edward James Smith of St. Petersburg merchant to James Grant of Limerick to receive money from the estate of Barbara Smyth of Limerick 1774; Assize commission for the town of Drogheda 1898 numerous pp. folds browned v.s. v.d. 1749-74 & 1827(qty) ***Sir William Parsons (1732-91) fourth bart. of Birr Castle Parsonstown Kings County..
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A Chad Valley large eared teddy bear. Fully jointed with original fabric pads. Chad button in ear. With a fully jointed English teddy bear with leather cloth pads and glass eyes. 15 and 15 1/4in H. The bears were owned by a brother and sister. Kenneth and May Saunders of Wellington, and were treasured throughout their lives. Born 1925 and 1927
Lot 131
A Steiff pull-along bear, early 20th century, covered in dark brown plush with paler snout, amber eyes (one missing), stud in left ear, straw filled, humped back, pullstring for growl (AF), mounted on iron frame with steering via wood handle through head, tinplate rubber shod wheels, 21" long, 19" high
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