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Lot 101
US Test pilots multisigned b w Bell X1 photo. Eight autographs including Chuck Yeager, Scott Crossfield, John Griffith, Slick Goodwin, Pete Everest, Fred Ascani, Robert Champine, Gus Lundquist. Good Condition. All signed items come with our certificate of authenticity. We combine postage on multiple winning lots and can ship worldwide. UK postage from £3.95, EU from £4.95, Overseas from £6.95
Lot 116
Brig Gen Pete Everest WW2 and jet test pilot signed 10 x 8 colour photo in front of X plane. Air Force test pilot as head of the Flight Test Operations Division. During his stay at Edwards, Everest tested the X-1, 2, 3, 4 and 5; XF-92 and YB-52. He also took part in test programs for the F-88, 100, 101, 102, 104 and 105; the B-52, B-57 and 66 aircraft. On October 29, 1953, he established a world speed record of 755.149 mph in a F-100A. Everest test-flew the Bell X-1B to a speed of Mach 2.3 2.3 times the speed of sound in December 1954, making him the second fastest man in the world, Later flights in the Bell X-2 rocket plane established him as the fastest man alive when he attained a new unofficial speed record of 1, 957 mph or Mach 2.9. Good Condition. All signed items come with our certificate of authenticity. We combine postage on multiple winning lots and can ship worldwide. UK postage from £3.95, EU from £4.95, Overseas from £6.95
Lot 54
George Armour Bell signed hardback book To Live Among Heroes A Medical Officers Insight into the life of 609 Squadron in NW Europe 1944-45. signed on tittle page by Doc Bell, Raymond Lallemant, A. Houzon, G.L. Watelet, Howard Skett, Jan Mathys, Joe Atkinson, Albert Laforce. Good Condition. All signed items come with our certificate of authenticity. We combine postage on multiple winning lots and can ship worldwide. UK postage from £3.95, EU from £4.95, Overseas from £6.95
Lot 622
Arnsberg Railway Viaduct 60th Anniversary Year Bomber Command 1942-2002. Cover design Taken from a specially commissioned painting by Michael Roffe of Lancasters bombing the Ansberg Railway Viaduct. Postmark The Dambusters, Scampton, Lincoln, 19 March 2011. Signed by Wg. Cdr. John Bell MBE, DFC Bomb Aimer, wartime member of 617 Sqn., Knights crew. Good Condition. All signed items come with our certificate of authenticity. We combine postage on multiple winning lots and can ship worldwide. UK postage from £3.95, EU from £4.95, Overseas from £6.95
Lot 625
Antheor Viaduct Cover design Taken from a specially commissioned painting by Michael Roffe of Lancasters bombing the Antheor Viaduct, in September 1943. Postmarked The Dambusters Scampton, Lincoln, 31 July 2012. Signed by Wg. Cdr. John Bell MBE, DFC Bomb Aimer, wartime member of 617 Sqn., Knights crew. Good Condition. All signed items come with our certificate of authenticity. We combine postage on multiple winning lots and can ship worldwide. UK postage from £3.95, EU from £4.95, Overseas from £6.95
Lot 41
A collection of vintage 20th century cycling & motor relating items to include; Brass Lucas Bicycle Bell, Connie Car Badge, Schrader Balloon Tyre Gauge, small Powell & Hanmer red rear light, Carborundum Grease Mixed Valve Grinding Compound, Tarfroid For Roads roll-able slip, G&B Petroleum Pump & pin badges.
Lot 188
French Gilt Bronze and Bleu Celeste Porcelain Three-Piece Clock Garniture, c. 1890, striking bell movement marked "Japy Freres", case surmounted by urn, porcelain dial over plaque with courting couple, on carved wood base, with conforming four-light candelabra, clock h. 15 1/4 in., w. 10 1/2 in., d. 5 1/2 in
Lot 363
John Wesley Jarvis (British, 1781-1840, act. New Orleans, 1821-1834), "Portrait of Samuel Chambers Bell (b. 1805), husband of Eulalie Longer (b. 1811), New Orleans", oil on canvas, unsigned, artist stamp en verso (now obscured), 30 in. x 25 in., antique frame Provenance: Descended in the family of the sitter. Note: At about the age of five, the precocious John Wesley Jarvis was brought from his native Northumberland to Philadelphia, where he worked with the engraver Edward Savage (1761-1817). In 1801, at the age of twenty, Jarvis moved with Savage to New York. After a brief partnership with the painter Joseph Wood (c. 1778-1830) and a sojourn in Baltimore from 1810 to 1813, for the next two decades, Jarvis became the foremost portrait painter in New York. Jarvis and fellow artist Henry Inman (1801-1846) spent the winters of 1820-21 and 1821-22 in New Orleans, when they were frequently visited by John James Audubon (1785-1851); Jarvis continued those visits alone in 1828-29, 1829-30, and 1833-34. At the beginning of the last visit in New Orleans, Jarvis suffered a stroke—he had a notoriously undisciplined lifestyle—and returned to New York, where he died on January 12, 1840. Jarvis’s much-praised naturalism, objectivity, and liveliness are beautifully exemplified in this striking portrait. The sitter, Samuel Bell, is remembered for the very fact of his marriage: his wife of 1828 was one of the immensely famous and widely celebrated eight Longer sisters of New Orleans—her sister, Odile, married Edgar Degas’s (1834-1917) uncle, Michel Musson. Odile’s and Michel’s daughter, Mathilde Musson, married the nephew of this present sitter, William A. Bell, who sat as a model in Degas’s "Portraits in a Cotton Office, New Orleans" of 1873. Ref.: Driscoll, John and Jane Turner, ed. “Jarvis.” Grove Dictionary of Art. London: Oxford University Press, 1996, vol. 17, p. 450; Mahé, John A. and Rosanne McCaffrey, eds. Encyclopedia of New Orleans Artists 1718-1918. New Orleans: The Historic New Orleans Collection, 1987, pp. 201-202; Feigenbaum, Gail, et al. Degas and New Orleans. New Orleans: New Orleans Museum of Art, 1999, pp. 222-235 and 275-288.
Lot 60
19th Century French ormolu and Sevres style garniture de cheminee, the clock with applied foliate, ribbon and musical instrument decoration, square ceramic dial with foliate decoration and Roman numerals, breakfront plinth base standing on turned feet, the brass movement stamped JBD and numbered 32209, striking on a bell and enclosed by a pierced foliate patterned door, 28cm high on a giltwood base, the somewhat similar side pieces of urn shaped form and having decoration depicting romantic couples in a garden setting, 24.5cm high, each standing on a giltwood base Condition: We do not guarantee the movement or accuracy of clocks, the ceramic panels to the clock have some light wear and small nibbles around the winding holes and above the numeral 12, the urns also have some light wear, we believe there would have been an urn on top of the clock originally, all pieces appear to have been regilded some time ago - **General condition consistent with age
Lot 280
Charlie Bears, 2006 limited edition Anniversary Edward with brown plush fur and bells, (16in tall CB1145885) 2011 Charlie with grey plush fur, bow and bell (13.5 in tall CB114757) and Pam with two tone brown plush fur and bells (13.5 in tall CB194758) all designed by Isabelle lee together with Anniversary Jack limited edition bear with brown plush fur and bell designed by Heather Lyell (CB114883A) all without carry bags G-E (4)all have original tags
Lot 320
Code 3 Collectibles Fire Service Vehicles, boxed 1:64 scale American fire service limited edition vehicles, 'Fire and Rescue' comprising Beverley Hills American La France century engine1, Boston E-One Cyclone engine 30, L.A. CA Freightliner engine 79 and Glendale CA Pierce Quantum Engine 21, (12862, 12337, 12085, 12755) together with 'Preserve the Honor' L.A. Bell 412 Helicopter (12600) E, boxes G-E (5)
Lot 598
A 1914 STAR & BAR TRIO & LSGC TO THE BEDFORD REGT. A 1914 Star and Bar named to an Old Contemptible 7246 Cpl PW Green. 1/Bedford R. British war & VIctory Medals named to 7246 Sjt P W Green Bedf R. A GV issue Long Service Good Conduct Medal named to 942025 Sjt P W Green Beds & Herts Regt. Percy W Green was a native of Cardington, Bedford. A regular soldier he arrived in France on the 26th August 1914. His Medal and Emblems were confirmed on the Beds & Herts Depot Roll, of entitlement. A press copy of the letter written to Mrs Chandler (wife) regarding the death of his best friend Arthur Chandler, to a German Sniper is with the medals. From the Spaldwick Newspapers and Huntingdonshire Heroes of the First World War, by John Bell. Dear Mrs Chandler, Regarding Arthur. He died on the morning 16th instance (March) at half-past three. I had been talking to him about an hour previous. It was very dark, and hearing a shot, I asked him if he was shot . He said 'I think so'. Those were the only words he spoke. I found he had been shot in the neck, and only lived for 10 minutes. He was the most popular man in our company. He was my best chum and the bravest amongst us. You will be able to tell your boys when they grow up, how bravely their father fought and died for his King and Country. Permission was asked by the men of his section to bury him, which was granted. He was carried to the Chateau at Ypres and a cross was placed over his grave. You have the sympathy of the whole of 'C' Company. Cpl Green 1st Bedfords. Ypres. France 22/3/1915. Percy Green was Arthurs closest friend they served in the same Company until Arthurs death, Percy survived the war. From Arthurs letters home he mentions the heavy fighting the Bedfords endured during the autumn of 1914. Percy Green with his section, held as Railway Bridge for seven hours against the Germans, until shells blew it up. Then they went into a house and had a good time shooting Germans until the guns found them again. They were upstairs and a shell came through the roof and blew the floor out, and they all went downstairs without using the stairs. Then they all got safely away Relief for his Company was due at midnight on the 16th March 1915, but before that the Bedfords came under sniper and shellfire, suffering 3 dead including Arthur and 11 wounded
Lot 768
A BALTIC MEDAL NAMED TO A RECIPIENT ON HMS CRESSEY. Named in neatly engraved upright capitals, to W P Bell H M Ship Cressey. HMS Cressy was launched at Chatham in July 1853 and was of screw propulsion, carrying a crew of 750 Officers and Men. A two-decker of 80 guns , commanded by Captain Richard L Warren in the Baltic. Scrapped in 1867.
Lot 833
ST J JERUSALEM-BWM-1935 JUBILEE MEDALS TO LT COL W SPONG. The three mounted for wear with a silver St John Jerusalem award, at the front. A British War Medal named to Major W A Spong, with an unnamed George V 1935 Silver Jubilee Medal. Together with his second wife's medals British War and Victory Medals, named to S.M.P. A Daly T.F.N.S. Both groups have matching miniatures groups, each mounted for wear. Also a WW11 Condolence Slip named to Lieutenant-Colonel W A Spong. Lt Colonel William Arthur Spong MB BCL BAQ LM RoT died on the 22nd December 1940 whilst Co of the base Hospital Tidworth, being buried at Tidworth Military Cemetery. He served in the Royal Army Medical Corps before the Great War, during which as a Major he was serving in Mhow India. When his Medal details were returned in 1921, he had listed a M in D as 'missing'. Officers of the Medical Services states he was awarded a Victory medal, which the MIC proves incorrect (BWM only). He is probably entitled to a 1939/45 War Medal, possibly a Defence Medal also. Born in Liverpool on the 11th April 1883, he was educated in Ireland (TC Dublin) Lieutenant 29/07/1907, Captain 29/1/1911. T/Mjr 25/2/18 till February 23rd 1919. Major 29/7/1919. Temp Lt/Col 6/10/1931, Lt Colonel 19/10/1931. Retired on pay 11/4/1938, rejoined 2/9/1939. He had served in India from 1909 until 1919. Again in India 1921-25 also 1930-35. He retired as the Commanding Officer British Military Hospital Murree, on the 3/9/35 (held the post from 1931) then on the Reserve of Officers until 11/4/1938 His first wife Violet Frances Horendon (who died in India) had two children Vivian and Jill Spong. He at one time was living in Bell House, Sutton Benger, Wilts. After he lost his 1st wife it was in September 1919 ( Taunton Somerset) he married his 2nd Wife Annette Daly, (Special Military Probationer) of the Territorial Force Nursing Service. S M P Annette Daly served in Salonika from 23/11/1917. Her next of kin details list a C Eason Esq, Harrieston, Dalkey, Co Dublin. Also a related unnamed group of four medals, 1939/45 & Burma Stars, Defence & War Medals with a matching group of miniatures. By provenance the medals awarded to Major A V H Spong R Tanks.
Lot 283
An early 19th century walnut long case clock. Brass dial with angel and serpent spandrels with silver chapter ring enclosing date aperture and seconds dial; above a silver strike/silent dial marked Dave Lockwood of Swaffham. Eight day twin train movement striking on a single bell. The case with arch top eagle and ball finials and column supports. With herring bone inlay to door and case. Height 230cm Width 47cm CONDITION REPORT: in good working order, refurbished and with original weights and pendulum, weights are taped and heve a few splits, the pendulum has been refurbed with new attachment but weighted correctly, the veneers are firmly in place some elements of glue, the clocks top is linen covered and tapers towards the front of the dial. , the backboard is
Lot 238
Ω A Sino-Tibetan white metal figure of Vajrasattva, the Buddhist deity seated in dhyanasana on a double lotus throne, his right hand raised, holding a vajra, his left ringing a ritual bell ( ghanta ), wearing billowing scarf and elaborate crown, his hair gathered in a bun surmounted by vajra finial, his eyes and lips with applied pigment, his crown and jewellery inlaid with turquoise and coral, probably China, 20th century, 24.7 cm high Cites Regulations Please note that this lot (lots marked with the symbol Ω in the printed catalogue) may be subject to CITES regulations when exported from the EU. The CITES regulations may be found at www.defra.gov.uk/ahvla-en/imports-exports/cites
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