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Lot 156

Queen Elizabeth II (1926-2022) and Prince Philip (1921-2021) signed certificate, to Charles Cooper Snowden for award of the Territorial Decoration, with signatures of Queen Elizabeth II to the top right and Prince Philip to the bottom right, both in blue ink, with blind stamp of The Seal of the Most Excellent Order of the British Empire', framed and glazed

Lot 157

King George V Military Commission, to Charles Cooper Snowden, for the award of the Rank of 2nd Lieutenant, dated 28th August 1915, with signature of George V in blue ink to the top left and red 'Temporary' stamp to the top right, blind stamp to the left

Lot 158

King Edward VIII Military Commission, to Charles Cooper Snowden, for award of the Rank of Lieutenant, of the Territorial Army, dated 24th June 1936, with signature of Edward VIII in black ink to the top left, with blind stamp underneath

Lot 159

Queen Elizabeth II Military Commission, to Charles Cooper Snowden TD, for award of the rank of 2nd Lieutenant in the Home Guard, dated 28th August 1952, with signature of Elizabeth II in purple looking ink to the top left, with blind stamp to lower

Lot 18

Bob Carlos Clarke (1950-2006), Delta of Venus #5, 1980, a run of three signed Limited Edition photographic prints, 112/113/114 of 750, with blind stamp, signed in black into to the lower right

Lot 19

Bob Carlos Clarke (1950-2006), Shaft of Darkness, 1980s, a signed Limited Edition photographic print, 149/300, with blind stamp, signed in black into to the lower right

Lot 20

Bob Carlos Clarke (1950-2006), Delta of Venus #5, 1980, a signed Limited Edition photographic print, 251/750, with blind stamp, signed in black into to the lower right

Lot 21

Bob Carlos Clarke (1950-2006), The Chase, a signed Limited Edition photographic print, 104/300, with blind stamp, signed in black into to the lower right

Lot 22

Bob Carlos Clarke (1950-2006), Evil and Innocent, a signed Limited Edition photographic print, 45/300, with blind stamp, signed in black into to the lower right

Lot 1000

TACITUS. Jaarboeken en Historien, ook zyn Germanië, en 't leeven v. J. Agricola. In 't Hollandtsch vert. d. P.C. Hooft. Amst., H. Boom & Wed. v. D. Boom, 1684. (52), 717, (4), 14, (94) pp. W. 14 engr. portrs. by A. Vaillandt & 8 double-p. engr. by I. Mulder after O. Vænius. 4°. Cont. blind tooled vellum. (A bit browned, but a good copy). NOTE: Leendertz 138; Geerebaert CXXXVII.

Lot 1001

TACITUS. Opera quae exstant, a J. Lipsio postremum rec., eiusque auctis emend. comment. illustr.: item C. Velleius Paterculus cum eiusdem J. Lipsi auctor. notis. - J. LIPSIUS. Dispunctio notarum Mirandulani Cod. ad C. Tacitum. Ed. ultima. Antwerp, Ex off. Plantiniana Balth. Moreti, 1648. 3 parts in 1 vol. (16), 547, (32); 36; 84, (14) pp. W. lge printer's devices on the ti. & at the end of each part and sev. magnificent woodcut initials & (lge) vign. in places. Fol. Cont. blind tooled vellum, spine raised in bands. (Spots on vellum, wear to extremities, piece of the vellum cut out (board visible), paste-downs detached, some waterstaining & yellowing in textblock, but soundly bound). NOTE: Dibdin II, 450; Bibl. Belg. T 89.

Lot 1005

FRANCIUS, P. Orationes in unum collectae. Amst., 1692. - Bound with: Id. Oratio in funere. Amst., 1695. - And: U. HUBER. De calumniâ centum & viginti errorum Jacobi Perizonii (…). Franeker, 1693. - And: J. PERIZONIUS. Q. Curtius Rufus, restitutus in integrum, & vindicatus. Leyden, 1703. - 4 in 1 vol. Sm-8°. Cont. vellum w. blind tooled centerpiece on both sides. (A bit soiled in places, a few underl./annot. in an old hand). -- Added: 9 small works by Francius, Accinctus, Gronovius, etc. -- (10).

Lot 1008

PERIZONIUS, J. Rerum per Europam maxime gestarum. Ab ineunte Sæc. XVI usque ad Caroli V. mortem, &c. Leyden, J. v.d. Linden, 1710. (38), 671, (107) pp. W. engr. ti. Sm-8°. Cont. blind tooled vellum. -- Id. Orationes XII varii et praestantioris argumenti (...) collectæ. Leyden, J.A. Langerak, 1740. (36), 592 pp. W. engr. ti-vign. Sm-8°. Cont. h. vellum. -- Id. Dissertationes septem. Acced. J.G. Heineccii. Leyden, J.A. Langerak, 1740. Cont. hcf. -- Id. Orationes duae de pace. Leyden, F. Haringius, 1698. Sm-4°. Brds. -- (4).

Lot 1010

DORDRECHT -- PITISCUS, S. Lexicon antiquitatum Romanarum: in quo ritus et antiquitates cum Graecis ac Romanis communes (...) exponuntur. Leeuw., F. Halma, 1713. 2 vols. (86), 1008; (2), 1133 pp. W. 2 engr. ti-pp., 1 engr. ti-vign., 2 engr. portrs. (one of Eugenius of Savoie by P. v. Gunst after M. de Merian and one of the author by P. v. Gunst after G. Hoet), 1 fold. engr. of a mosaic floor & sev. engr. head- and tailpieces. Fol. Fine cont. blind tooled vellum w. raised bands, dec. gilt backs, gilt coat of arms of Dordrecht on both sides, surrounded by 2 gilt dec. borders, brown labels & speckled edges. (First lvs. of vol. 2 a bit waterstained, some minor foxing/browning in places, else a very fine set). NOTE: Good set of this rare first edition. With printed school prize to Jacob Henrik Soli, 1817. - Graesse V, 306; Brunet IV, 679-680; Spoelder 544 (Dordr. 1).

Lot 1016

UTRECHT -- VALERIUS MAXIMUS. Libri IX factorum dictorumque memorabilium. Cum not. integr. Pighii, Lipsii, (e.a.). Notae & observat. perpetuae J. Perizonii ut & A. Schultingii exercitatio. Leiden, S. Luchtmans, 1726. 2 in 1 vol. (46), 520; (2), 521-914, (184) pp. W. engr. front. by Wandelaar. 4°. Cont. blind tooled vellum w. raised bands, dec. gilt back, gilt coat of arms of Utrecht on both sides, surrounded by 2 gilt borders. (Ties fail, sl. browned/foxed in places). NOTE: Fine copy of one of the "(...) best edited of the Dutch classics. The text is neatly and accurately printed, and the critical and explanatory notes are excellent." With partly printed school prize to J.A. Martens, September 1764, signed by J.H. Reitz (Rector). - Dibdin II, 522; Schweiger II, 1111; Spoelder 685, (Utr. 5).

Lot 1017

ZWOLLE -- AURELIUS VICTOR. Historia Romana. Cum notis (var.). Cur. Joan. Arntzenio. Amst., (etc.), 1733. (46), 668, (134) pp. W. engr. ti-vign., engr. front., 1 full-p. engr. & num. engr. dep. coins. 4°. Cont. marbled cf. w. raised bands, richly dec. gilt back, gilt coats of arms of Zwolle on both sides surrounded by 2 gilt floral borders & w. red label. (Bind. a bit chafed/worn on extremities, text a bit browned/age-toned, prize fails, but a good copy). -- Added: CÆSAR. (Opera) cum comment. integro J.J. Oberlini (…) cur. A. Baron. Brux., H. Tarlier & A. Wahlen, 1827. 2 in 1 vol. xiv, (2), 406, (2); (2), vii, (3), 479, (3) pp. Cont. blind tooled cf., spine gilt and w. gilt coat of arms of Zwolle on both sides, marbled edges. (Ties fail, upper outer hinge weak). -- (2). NOTE: Ad 1: New critical text-edition based on the text of Schott, Arntzenius's own remarks being of value. - Spoelder, Zw. 4; Graesse VII, 299; Schweiger II, 1136. - Ad 2: Spoelder, Zw. 5.

Lot 1025

BIBLIA NEERLANDICA -- BIBLIA, Dat is de gantsche H. Schrifture, vervattende alle de Canonijcke Boecken des O. en des N. Testaments. Dordr., (etc.), J. & H. Keur, 1741. 4 parts in 1 vol. W. engr. ti. and 6 engr. fold. plates, incl. a fine map of the world by J. v. Jagen (300 x 460 mm). Fol. Cont. blind tooled cf. over wooden boards, brass bosses (5) to each side, brass clasps and catches. (Spine renewed, clasps w. new leather hinges, new endpapers, some small rep. to text in places, age-toned/browned throughout, but in v.g. condition).

Lot 1045

HUYGENS, C. Koren-bloemen. Nederlandsche gedichten. 2e dr. Amst., J. v. Ravesteyn, 1672. 2 in 1 vol. (32), 732; (2), 574 pp. W. engr. front., 2 full-p. engr. portr. of the author, 1 by A. Blotelingh and 1 by De Visscher after Chr. Huygens, 1 fold. engr. ('Zee-straet') by R. de Hooghe & 1 fold. engr. w. plans & views of 'Hofwyck'. 4°. Cont. blind tooled vellum w. burgundy ti.-label. (Some minor defects in places, some light age-toning throughout, but a very good copy). NOTE: Landwehr, R. de Hooghe, 19; Scheepers I, 112.

Lot 1171

EMBLEM BOOKS -- DREXEL, H. De sonne-bloeme oft vande overeencominge vanden menscheliicken wille. (…) nu in de Neder--Duytsche tale overgheset d. Fr. de Smidt (…). Antwerp, Wed. v. J. Cnobbaert, 1638. (20), 671 pp. W. engr. ti. & 5 fine engr. emblemata, one to each chapter. 12°. Cont. cf. over wooden brds. w. brass clasps and catches, front side w. blind stamp 'IHS'. (Spine a bit dry, top of upper outer hinge split for about 4 mm, ti.-p. a bit browned, but in v.g. condition). NOTE: Charming binding. - Funck 307; Landwehr, Emblem Books, 202.

Lot 1184

MARITIME HISTORY - TRAVELLING -- RUYTER -- BRANDT, G. Het leven en bedryf van den Heere Michiel de Ruiter. Amst., Voor Waasberge, Boom en Goethals, 1701. (10), 1065, (23) pp. W. engr. front., engr. portr. of De Ruyter and 8 (7 double-p.) engr. by B. Stoopendael (6 of which depict naval battles (1 large fold.) and 2 relating to De R.'s funeral). Fol. Cont. blind tooled vellum, spine raised in compartments. (Upper margin of first c. 350 pp (faintly) stained, but a very good copy). NOTE: Fine copy of a classic biography. - Haitsma Mulier/v.d. Lem 81h.

Lot 1185

MARITIME HISTORY - TRAVELLING -- RUYTER -- BRANDT, G. Het leven & bedryf v.d. Heere Michiel de Ruiter. 3e dr. Amst., (etc.), 1732. (8), 1065, (23) pp. W. engr. front., engr. portr. of De Ruiter, 1 full-p. engr. of the tomb, 7 fold. engr. by D. Stoopendaal, 6 depicting naval battles, 1 De R.'s funeral. 4º. Cont. blind tooled vellum w. raised bands. (Upper joint repaired, lower joint split & torn, binding visible but sound, paste-down detached in the corners, some yellowing & (light) waterstaining, 2 small wormholes, the bottom of the engr. on p 574 has been repaired but this does not affect the image). NOTE: Haitsma Mulier/ v.d. Lem 81h.

Lot 1186

MARITIME HISTORY - TRAVELLING -- WITSEN, N. Aeloude en hedendaegsche scheeps-bouw en bestier: Waer in wijtloopigh wert verhandelt, de wijze van Scheeps-timmeren, by Grieken en Romeynen, Scheeps-oeffeningen, Strijden, Tucht, Straffe, Wetten en gewoonten. Beneffens evenmatige grootheden van schepen onzes tijts, ontleet in alle hare deelen (...). (With) Appendix. Amst., C. Cunradus, 1671. 2 parts in 1 vol. (14), 516; 40, (4) pp. W. engr. front. by R. de Hooghe & 112 - for the greater part full-p. (1 fold.) - engr. plates after N. Witsen. Fol. Cont. blind tooled vellum, spine raised in compartments. (Spine skillfully rep., new leather ties, upper fly leaf lacks, small hole in blank margin front., sl. browned/foxed in a few places). NOTE: Extremely rare real first edition of this work, with title-page printed in black with the address of the printer (Chr. Cunradus). It is illustrated with precise and detailed plates which were executed after drawings by Witsen himself. The plates are unnumbered in this edition! Only 1 other 'proof' copy with this imprint is found in NCC (University Library of Amsterdam). The number of plates of this work differ (Landwehr also has 112 plates). This work on ship building quickly became the standard work on the subject. It made Nicolaes Witsen (1641-1717), who was mayor of Amsterdam thirteen times and administrator of the VOC, come in to contact with Czar Peter the Great on modernising the Imperial Russian Navy, then backward by Western European standards. His contact with the Czar led to an order for warships from Amsterdam shipyards. In 1697 Witsen organised a four-month training period for the Czar at the Dutch East India Company shipyards. - Cf. Hoogendoorn, WitsenN04; Bierens de Haan 5368; NHSM p. 743; Landwehr RdH 16; NNBW IV, 1473. Extensively on Witsen (and this work): M. Peters: De wijze koopman. Het wereldwijde onderzoek van Nicolaes Witsen (1641-1717), burgemeester en VOC-bewindhebber van Amsterdam (2010). - Inserted is a small paper with annotations in an old hand on the ship "Hilverbeek", dated 1741.

Lot 220

ARABIC MANUSCRIPT -- MUHAMMAD IBN 'ABDALLAH AL-KHARASHI (c. 1601-1690). Commentary on the Islamic legal handbook 'al-Mukhtasar', according to the Maliki School, by Khalil ibn Ishaq al-Jundi (-1365). Béjaïa (Ageria), 1198 (?)AH, which corresponds with July-August 1784. (180) lvs., r° and v°. Ms. on paper, black Maghrebi script w. rubrications in places throughout. With embellished chapter heading. 264 x 188 mm. In blind tooled cont. cf. envelope binding. (Bind. dam., first eaf dam. and with some loss of text, partly loose). NOTE: Third part (of four) of a 'Sharh', dealing with the doctrine of sales. Copied by Abdalah ibn Bal'id al Mas'udi. - Sold w.a.f., not subject to return.

Lot 232

CHINA - JAPAN -- MEIGNAN, V. De Paris a Pékin par terre Sibérie — Mongolie. 2e éd. Par., 1876. W. fold. cold. map (laid down on linen) & 15 plates by L. Breton. Cont. cl. (Stamps on ti., sl. yellowed). -- M. HUC. Souvenirs d'un voyage dans la Tartarie, le Thibet et la Chine pendant les années 1844, 1845 et 1846. 2e éd. Par., 1853. 2 vols. W. 1 fold. map. Cont. hcf. w. dec. gilt backs. (Spines a bit faded). -- P. PARLEY. Histoire de la Chine et des Chinois. (c. 1850). W. plates. Blind tooled & gilt dec. cl. (Extremities sl. worn, some minor foxing). -- And 1 o. (5).

Lot 326

VERHAEREN, É. Toute la Flandre: Les tendresses premières. - La guirlande des dunes. - Les héros. - Les villes à pignons. - Les plaines. - Brux., E. Deman, 1904-11. 5 vols. Owrps. (4) & 1 obrds. (All w. (blind)stamp, spine of brds. loosening). -- Id. Petites légendes. Brux., E. Deman, 1900. W. dec. by Th. v. Rysselberghe. Owrps. (Loose in wrps.). -- Id. Les heures claires. Brux., E. Deman, 1896. W. dec. by Th. v. Rysselberghe. Owrps. (Spine strengthened). -- (7).

Lot 331

MICHEL, E. Rembrandt. Sa vie, son oeuvre et son temps. Paris, 1893. W. 343 ills. 4°. Or. full richly blind tooled mor. w. raised bands, gilt lettering & all edges gilt. (Bind. sl. chafed). -- J. BOLTEN. Miscellanea Humbert de Superville. 1997. 4°. Ocl. -- Ch. SALOMON. Leven of theater? Een autobiografisch zangspel in 769 gouaches. Vert. & ingel. d. J. Herzberg. (2e dr. 1981). 4°. Ocl. w. dust-j. In slipcase. -- E. DESMEDT. Edgar Tytgat, houtsnijder. (1995). 8°-obl. Obrds. -- And 2 o. (6).

Lot 395

CLEMENT, C.E. Constantinople. The city of the sultans. (1895). Prof. ill. Beautiful or. gilt & red dec. cl. w. dust-j., t.e.g. (Jacket sl. worn on edges, w. blind stamp on endpaper). -- D. de LONLAY. Au Tonkin, 1883-1885. 1886. W. 300 ill. Or. pictorial cl., a.e.g. -- W.H. KOEBEL. Portugal, its land and people 1909. W. ill. by S. Roope Dockery. Lge-8°. Ocl. -- P.G. KONODY. Through the Alps to the Apennines. 1911. W. 93 ill. after E.A. Rickards. Or. pictorial cl. w. identical pictorial (rep./sl. dam.) dust-j. (W. blind stamp on endpaper). -- K. CLARK. The spell of Spain. 1914. Prof. ill. Or. pictorial cl., t.e.g. -- And 7 o. (12).

Lot 436

(LAPIE, P. Atlas universel de géographie ancienne et moderne (…). Par., Eymery, Fruger & Cie, c. 1832). W. 50 fine engr. maps, partly cold. in outlines. Lge-fol. Cont. hcf. w. marbled sides and ties. (First two maps w. libr. stamp in image, some foxing as usual, map 22 w. faint circular stain). NOTE: Individual maps dated 1828-1832 and all warranted w. small blind stamp. Contains i.a. a worldmap (presented in 2 hemispheres/Mercator-projection), a celestial map, a representation of the planetary system and maps of Europe, India, China, Oceania, Africa, North- and South-America.

Lot 465

HERALDRY -- TURNIERBUCH aus der KRAICHGAUER RITTERSCHAFT um 1615. Cod. Ross. 711. - L. KURRAS. Komm. zur Faksimileausgabe. - (Zürich, 1983). 1 facs.-vol. & 1 comm.-vol. Sm-fol. Ocf. w. blind tooled sides & ocl. Tog. in or. slipcase. -- E. DOEPLER, Hrsg. Heraldischer Formenschatz. Kunstblätter vom 15. Jh. b.z. neuesten Zeit. (Albrecht Dürer, Hans Holbein, Jost Amman, Franz Stuck, Joseph Sattler, Otto Hupp, Karl Röchling, Ad. M. Hildebrandt u.a.). 1898. Prof. ill. Fol. Hcl. extra. -- And 1 o. (4).

Lot 662

FACSIMILE EDITIONS -- GUTENBERG-BIBEL. Johannes Gutenbergs zweiundvierzigzeilige Bibel. Nach dem Pergamentexemplar Inc. 1511 der Staatsbibliothek Preußischer Kulturbesitz Berlin. München, Idion Vlg., 1977-79. 2 facs.-vols. richly dec. & 1 comm.-vol. ed. by W. Schmidt & F.A. Schmidt-Künsemüller. Fol. Or. blind-stamped calf binding over wooden brds. with 5 bosses on each cover & 1 ocl. NOTE: Printed in a limited and numbered edition of 895 copies (#697).

Lot 727

CLAESSENS-PERÉ, A.-M. Zilveren hemelsleutels. Twee eeuwen belgische boekbandjes. 2008. Obrds. -- J. STORM v. LEEUWEN. De 18de-eeuwse Haagse boekband i.d. Kon. Bibl. en het Rijksmus. Meermanno-Westreenianum. 1976. Lge-8°. Ocl. -- Id. & E. COCKX-INDESTEGE. Blind bestempeld & rijk verguld. Boekbanden uit zes eeuwen in het Mus. Plantin-Moretus. 2005. 4°. Owrps. -- F. v.d. LINDEN. In linnen gebonden. Nederlandse uitgeversbanden van 1840 tot 1940. Ocl. -- (P. BOON). The Stokkink collection of binding ornaments. A selection of 1563 blocks. (1982). Tall-8°. Ocl. -- And 9 o. on the subject. (14).

Lot 728

COLLECTION of missals, prayer books, etc. Late 19th/early 20th c. 25 in 28 vols., (3 w. rosary in matching calf pouch). Dif. sizes. Various (custom-made) bindings (1 tortoiseshell binding, 1 velvet w. silver clasps, sev. blind tooled/filt dec. cf., black & white celluloid), w. 19 (custom-made) boxes. NOTE: Nice collection of luxurious catholic prayer books, often wedding or Holy Communion gifts, some with owner's monogram.

Lot 899

BOEKHOUDT -- ALBUM AMICORUM for H.A. Boekhoudt. Groningen (neighbourhood of Beerta/Veendam), c. 1863. W. 13 contributions in ms., printed ephemera and home made decorations by friends and relatives. 12°-obl. Cont. blind and gilt stamped box in form of a booklet.

Lot 979

VIGERIUS, M. Decachordum Christianum. (Fano, G. Soncino, 1507). (8), ccxlvi, (16) lvs. (Collation: aa8 a10 b-z8 &8 A10 B-E8 F10 AA-BB8,). W. author's coat-of-arms on title within woodcut border signed by F.V., 10 full-page cuts, that of the Nativity signed "L" and the Pentecost signed "F.V.", within one of two repeated woodcut borders, 33 smaller cuts (from metal, criblé style?) from 27 blocks illustrating the life of Christ, initial spaces with guide-letters. Fol. 18th c. full green cf. over wooden boards, richly blind tooled, a.e.g. (Joints split (front side almost loose), spine ends chipped, spine discold., tiny rep. in lower margin ti., small paper flaw in lower margin last leaf, last 9 lvs. faintly stained, else a clean copy with ample margins). NOTE: First edition of what is considered to be the finest book from the press of Soncino, the first printer at Fano. Vigerius joined the Franciscan order while his great uncle, the future Pope Sixtus IV, was general of the order, and it was to Sixtus IV that he owed his advancement, being made bishop of Senigallia in 1476, governor of Castel Sant'Angelo, and a cardinal in 1505. Vigerius returned to his studies in 1506, producing the Decachordum, which he dedicated to his cousin Pope Julius II. - Adams V-746; EDIT 16 CNCE 32811.

Lot 983

AUGUSTINUS. (Opera omnia. Ed. Des. Erasmus). Basel, Froben, 1569. 10 in 9 vols. (vol. 1-2 bound tog.) & index-vol., tog. 10 vols. (28) lvs., 882, 896; 1078, 1308; 1398, 878; 1438; 1756; 1198 cols.; 1706 cols.; (129) lvs. W. repeated woodcut printer's devices, woodcut ti-p. in the first vol., and many woodcut initials. Fol. Cont. h. blind tooled pigskin over wooden brds. w. brass clasps & catches. (Vol. 1-2 with sl. diff. binding (this bind. is a bit dam., joints split)). NOTE: Second reprint of the 1528-29 edition, the first complete collected work edition, also published by Froben, who hired Erasmus as editor. The volumes also contain commentaries from others, such as J.L. Vives and M. Lipsius. - VD16 A 4153; Adams A-2166; Meyers 35; Graesse I, 253; Haeghen II, 11 (earlier ed.).

Lot 993

LIVIUS & FLORUS. Von Ankunfft und Ursprung deß Römischen Reichs (…) biß auff der ersten Römischen Keyser Regierung. Jetzund auff das newe auß dem Latein verteutscht. Strassb., Th. Rihel, 1603. (28), 887, (23), (2 blank) pp. W. woodcut ti. printed in red & black, c. 130 woodcuts in the text & num. woodcut initials. Fol. Cont. richly blind stamped pigskin over wooden brds. w. raised bands, brass clasps & catches. (Extremities a bit dam./worn, pigskin a bit soiled, tear in first free endpaper, browned/foxed as usual, but in places rather severe). NOTE: The illustrations were designed by Tobias Stimmer, who produced other woodblocks for Theodosius Rihel, and cut by Christoffel van Sichem and Christoph Stimmer. Müntzer's German version was first published in 1568; this is a reprint of Rihel's first illustrated edition from 1574. - VD 17, 14:624518P.

Lot 748

Vermatik Chain Fly Blind and other similar

Lot 812

Bamboo blind, width 180cm, drop 180cm, sealed and unused

Lot 174

SOUL / JAZZ / BLUES - 90s / 2000s PRESSINGS - LP RARITIES PACK. A pack of 9 x LPs. Artists/ Titles include Miles Davis - Kind of Blue (1995 US Classic Records - 180 Gram, CS8163), Buena Vista Social Club (Classic Records 180 Gram, Tell Me Something - The Songs of Mose Allison (533203-1), Terry Callier - Timepeace, Muddy Waters - Folk Singer (CHESS LPS 1483), Ben Harper and the Blind Boys of Alamaba - There Will Be a Light, Bobby Bland - Dreamer, B. B. King / Eric Clapton - Riding With the King and Keb' Mo' - Keb' Mo' (478173 1). The condition is generally Ex to Ex+

Lot 208

ROLLING STONES / THE BEATLES / RELATED - LP COLLECTION. A collection of 14 x LPs. Titles include Exile On Main St (Stock OG UK Copy complete with 12 postcards which are still attached - 1 has writing on, complete with printed inners, Ex+ condition records some WOL, VG Sleeve), Rolling Stones (LK 4605 - 2A/4A Unboxed, VG+/VG), Aftermath (LK4786 - 1B/4A - VG/VG), No. 2 (LK 4661 2A/2A - Glossy VG+ / VG Sleeve 'blind man'), Between The Buttons (LK 4852 - 6A/5A - unboxed VG/VG), Out Of Our Heads (LK4733 8B/9A - unboxed - glossy VG/VG+ sleeve), Sticky Fingers (COC 59100 - UK A3/B3 - VG+/Ex complete with inner and inserts) and Big Hits (unboxed mono TXL 101 - 2A/4A - VG/ nice Ex). Beatles / Related titles are George Harrison - All Things Must Pass (STCH 639, 'Made & Printed In Great Britain' record 1 Ex, record 2 Ex, record 3 Ex+, VG+ outer box with some slight edgewear, a clean all-round copy!), The Concert For Bangla Desh (STCX3385, 'made in England' on labels, complete with booklet), White Album (Japanese, side opening, numbered copy, AP-8570~71, complete with glossy photos and poster), With The Beatles (Japanese RE, EAS-80551), Yesterday & Today (RE) and A Hard Days Night (PMC1230, stock UK OG 3N/3N, G record, VG sleeve).

Lot 228

THE ROLLING STONES - NO. 1 & 2 LPs (EARLY/ORIGINAL UK COPIES). Wicked clean set of the first 2 studio LPs from The Stones. Both unboxed UK mono copies. Titles are The Rolling Stones (LK 4605 2A/2A, Mona on label and sleeve - Ex a few light surface hairlines/sharp Ex sleeve a little creasing, og flipback design) and No. 2 (LK 4661 1A/1A - Ex+ fantastic clean record/VG+ blind man sleeve, some light ringwear to the reverse).

Lot 43

BLUES/ JAZZ - 10" LP COLLECTION. A fine collection of 37 jazz & blues 10" LPs. Artists/ titles include Ma Rainey - S/T (LP19), Blind Blake (JFL 2001), Sonny Boy Williamson (130 238), Sonny Terry's Washboard Band (x2) inc (FP6) & (FA 2006). Cripple Clarence Lofton - A Lost Recoding Date, Sonny Terry inc Harmonica & Vocal Solos, Whoopin The Blues. Leadbelly inc Rock Island Line, Vol1, Vol2, Vol3. Blind Lemon Jefferson - The Folk Blues Of, Jazz Gillum - Treasury Of Jazz, Robert Johnson - Crossroads Blues. Big Bill Broonzy, Various - Piano Stylists, Modern Jazz Quartet, Original Dixieland Jazz Band, Bunk Johnson, Johnny Dodds, Bix Beiderbecke, Django Reinhardt, Johnny Dodds, Bessie Smith, Viola McCoy, Various - The Great Blues Singers, Spirituals With Dock Reed And Vera Hall Ward. Condition is generally VG to Ex, some sleeves may drop below due to edge splits etc.

Lot 155

STEPHEN WHITTLE (British 1953-2000) limited edition etchings in colour (3) - (95/200) "Sunlit Beeches", 20 x 18cms, (84/200) "Woodland Brook", 18 x 20.5cms and (73/200) "Bridle Way", 23 x 27cms, all having LRG blind stamps, unframed

Lot 179

GWYN HUGHES (British 20th century) watercolour - racing yachts in full sail, signed lower right, 33 x 52cms and J STEPHEN DEWS limited edition colour print (89/850) - Stars and Stripes, signed and numbered in pencil and with Chelsea Green's Editions blind stamp, 62 x 87cms, both unframed, also limited edition prints (2) - (184 and 185/650) 'Sir Winston Churchill', 64 x 85cms, unframed

Lot 2100

KERZENLEUCHTER / TISCHLEUCHTER, Porzellan, Manufaktur Meissen, unterglasurblaue Schwertermarke, Marke seit 1934 (zweifach geschliffen / 3. Wahl) sowie Blind- und Malermarken. Karreeförmige Plinthe, profilierter und gekehlter Stand, konischer Schaft und vasenförmige Tülle. Polychrome Staffage mit Blütendekor, u. a. mit Nelke und Vergissmeinnicht; Goldrand. H. 15,5 cm.

Lot 2158

MOKKATASSE, Porzellan, Manufaktur Meissen, unterglasurblaue Schwertermarke, Marke seit 1934 (1. Wahl) sowie Blind- und Malermarken. Geschweifte Form "neuer Ausschnitt", polychrome Staffage mit Streublüten; Goldrand. H. Tasse 5 cm; D. Untertasse 11 cm.

Lot 2159

MOKKATASSE, Porzellan, Manufaktur Meissen, unterglasurblaue Schwertermarke, Marke seit 1934 (1. Wahl) sowie Blind- und Malermarken. Geschweifte Form "neuer Ausschnitt", polychrome Staffage mit Drachen und Phönixen, Dekor "Mingdrache" blau; Goldrand. H. Tasse 5 cm; D. Untertasse 11 cm.

Lot 2160

MOKKATASSE, Porzellan, Manufaktur Meissen, unterglasurblaue Schwertermarke, unterglasurblaue Schwertermarke / Jubliäumsmarke 1710-1935 (1. Wahl) sowie Blind- und Malermarken. Godronierte Form mit Blattrelief, sogenannte "X-Form", polychrom staffiert mit Streublüten; Goldrand und Goldakzentuierungen. H. Tasse 5,2 cm; D. Untertasse 12 cm.

Lot 2165

KONVOLUT MEISSEN "WEINLAUB", KAFFEE - UND MOKKA - RESTSERVICE "Weinlaub", Manufaktur Meissen, unterglasurblaue Schwertermarke, Marke seit 1934 (bis auf zwei Teile 1. Wahl) sowie Blind- und Malermarken. Geschweifte Form "neuer Ausschnitt", Malerei in Grün und Schwarz, Dekor "Weinlaub". Insgesamt 25 Teile; umfasst 9 Kuchenteller (D. 18 cm; davon 1 Teller 3. Wahl), 4 Untertassen (D. 14 cm, davon eine Untertasse mit konischer Wandung und D. 13,5 cm), 5 Kaffee- oder Teetassen (H. 6,5 cm; davon 1 Tasse 2. Wahl), 2 Mokkatassen (H. 5 cm) mit 2 Untertassen (D. 11 cm), Milchkännchen (H. 8 cm) und 2 vierpassige Schalen (L. 13,5 cm).

Lot 213

TALKING HEADS - 7" COLLECTION. A collection of 27 x 7" by Talking Heads. Titles include Burning Down the House, Izimbra, Psycho Killer (2 x copies - 6078610 / 6078518), Uh-oh (6078520), Hey Now (2 x copies - EMD 1 / 2017897), Blind, (Nothing But) Flowers, David Byrne - The Last Emperor, Wild Wild Life, And She Was, The Lady Don't Mind, Once in a Lifetime, This Must Be the Place, Life During Wartime and The Good Thing. The condition is generally VG+ to Ex+ with most records grading at least Ex.

Lot 227

INDIE / ALT - LP COLLECTION. A collection of 41 x LPs. Artists/ Titles include Felt - Ignite the Seven Cannons (Gatefold 2018), The Splendid of Fear (2018 Gatefold), The Strange Idols Pattern and Other Short Stories (2018 gatefold), Soror Dolorosa - No More Heroes, Arctic Monkeys - Whatever People Say I Am, That's What I'm Not, Soror Dolorosa - Blind Scenes, Soror Dolorosa - Apollo, Anathema - A Natural Disaster, Dinosaur Jr. - Farm, Modest Mouse - The Moon & Antarctica, The Jon Spencer Blues Explosion, The Black Keys - Rubber Factory, Billy Childish / Holly Golightly - In Blood, Tame Impala inc Innerspeaker and Lonerism, Django Django and Mac Demarco. The condition is generally Ex to Ex+ / As New.

Lot 40

PUNK/NEW WAVE - 7" COLLECTION (MANY RARITIES). Absolutely wicked collection of 25 super clean 7" loaded with first wave and KBD rarities! Artists/titles include The Hoax - Blind Panic 7" EP (HOAX 6 - Ex+ a couple of very faint and wispy paper marks/Ex+ top condition sleeve), Demob - No Room For You (Round Ear Records EAR 3 - glossy Ex/Ex+) and Teenage Adolescence (Round Ear Records ROUND ONE - Ex+/Ex og wraparound sleeve), Chaos U.K. - Burning Britain EP (RIOT 6 - top Ex+/Ex+ copy), Red Alert - In Britain (Oi 5 - Ex+/Ex), The Samples - Dead Hero (Oi 14 - Ex+/Ex+), Court Material - Gott Get Out EP, Factory Poems, The Expelled, Dead Man's Shadow, The Transistors, Blitz - All Out Attack EP (2nd press, white labels), The Fall, Dead Wretched, Special Duties, The Partisans, The Clash, The Fans and The Out. Condition is typically VG+ to Ex+/archive with many Ex and beyond!

Lot 99

INDIE / ALT / CONTEMPORARY FOLK LPs (MODERN TITLES). A collection of around 26 x LPs. Artists/ Titles include Message to Bears - Departures, The Decemberists - The Crane Wife, The Shins - Wincing the Night Away, Modest Mouse - The Moon & Antarctica, King Creosote - From Scotland With Love, Samamidon - All Is Well, Mary Lattimore - Silver Letters, Laila Sakini - Into the Traffic, Under the Moonlight, Jim Ghedi & Toby Hay - The Hawksworth Grove Sessions, Sam Amidon - Lily-O, Jesu - Farewell, Blind & Faithless, Why Are We Not Perfect?, Joan As Police Woman - The Deep Field and Joan As Police Woman - The Classic. The condition is generally Ex+ / As New.

Lot 68

ARR Gordon House (British, 1932-2005), Diagonal Feint Ruled, signed and dated '70 in the margin, blind stamped, proof etching, 25 x 25cm (PL), with a further proof etching titled Vertical Feint Ruled, by the same hand, 25 x 25cm (PL) (2)Provenance: The Mike Hope collection.Footnote:Both of these prints can be found in The Tate.Condition:Both with marked margins, particularly latter

Lot 100

ARR After John Lennon (1940-1980) Suitors, 1986, numbered 62/300, blind stamp lower right, Yoko Ono stamp, screenprint, 31 x 36 cm (PL), frame 60 x 58 cm A woman and her suitors, print published by the estate of John Lennon from the edition of 300

Lot 16

A LATE VICTORIAN TRIPLE FUSEE CHIMING TABLE CLOCK Late 19th Century, retailed by S.Smith & Son Ltd, Trafalgar Square, London The arched case with broken swan neck pediment and central mask, blind fretwork decoration and cluster column supports, the brass dial with Roman numeral chapter ring, the arch with three dials for Chime/Silent; Fast/Slow and Westminster Chime/ Chime on Eight Bells, the triple chain fusee movement striking on eight bells and four gongs, with pendulum, no key present, losses and damages to case 72cm high Condition: Condition Report The clock is in need of some restoration work and the movement likely a full service. Sections of moulding to the case detached and lacking, grill to back door damaged and lock to this door detached. No key supplied and movement not tested. Viewing advised. This is an auction of preowned and antique items. Many items are of an age or nature which precludes their being in perfect condition and you should expect general wear and tear commensurate with age and use. We strongly advise you to examine items before you bid. Condition reports are provided as a goodwill gesture and are our general assessment of damage and restoration. Whilst care is taken in their drafting, they are for guidance only. We will not be held responsible for oversights concerning damage or restoration.

Lot 669

Pierre Renoir and Richared Guino sculpture in bronze with green patina titled "The Little Washer (squatting)", clay modelled by Renoir and Guino in 1916/17 and later reworked in plaster, casted in bronze (copyright 1983) by Süsse fondeur - Paris in 1989 signed and with foundry mark was exposed in Bruges, Monaco, Cannes and Tokyo||RENOIR PIERRE AUGUSTE (1841 - 1919) & GUINO RICHARD (1890 - 1973) sculptuur in brons met donkergroene patine genummerd 7/8, getiteld : "La Petite Laveuse (accroupie)", in 1916/17 door Guino en Renoir (die blind was geworden) gerealiseerd in terracotta en later herwerkt in gips, in brons gegoten (copyright 1983) door Süsse fondeur - Paris in 1989 - hoogte en breedte : 27 en 23 cm getekend en voorzien van gieterijmerk ref. : Paul Haesaerts 'Renoir sculpteur' : tekst pg. 27 en plaat n° XXIX - in juli 1995 in Brugge geëxposeerd, alsook in Monaco, Cannes, Tokyo

Lot 803

Andy Warhol "Panda" silkscreen from the series "Endangered Species" with the blind stamp of Warhol's master printer Rupert Smith and with on the back the red stamp of Ronald Feldman||WARHOL ANDY (1930 - 1987) silkscreen uit de reeks "Endangered Species" : "Panda" - 96,5 x 96,5 met blindstempel van de Warhol's meesterdrukker Rupert Smith met op verso de rode stempel van "Ronald Feldman"

Lot 369

Deutsches Reich 1933 - 1945 - Führende Persönlichkeiten des 3.Reiches : Ehrenurkunde der Stadt Budapest an den Führer und Reichskanzler Adolf Hitler.Die vergoldete und illuminierte Urkunde auf Pergament Doppelbogen von Hand geschrieben mit kalligraphisch gestalteter Hommage an Adolf Hitler. Mit Originalunterschrift des Oberbürgermeisters und Vorsitzenden der Generalversammlung. In prächtiger Präsentationsmappe aus braunem Leder. Der Deckel mit vergoldetem und farbig gestaltetem ungarischen Wappen, bzw. Wappen der Stadt Budapest. Die Innenspiegel mit feinem Wildlederfutter ausgekleidet und geprägten Goldkanten verziert. In der Mitte eingelegter Lederstreifen mit Hakenkreuzfahne. Der rückseitige Innenspiegel mit eingelassenem Wachssiegel der Stadt Budapest. Auf der Rückseite der Mappe Wappen in Blindprägung. Der Text der Urkunde: "Der Gemeindeausschuss der Haupt- und Residenzstadt Budapest feierte in seiner Generalversammlung vom 12. Oktober 1938 nach einleitenden Worten des Oberbürgermeisters mit grenzenloser Begeisterung seine Exzellenz den Führer und Reichskanzler des Deutschen Reiches Herrn Adolf Hitler. Die Generalversammlung ersuchte und bevollmächtigte den Vorsitzenden dem Führer und Reichskanzler des Deutschen Reiches für die herzhafte verständnisvolle und offene Unterstützung der gerechten ungarischen Sache ihren unvergänglichen Dank zum Ausdruck zu bringen. Die Generalversammlung des Gemeindeausschusses möchte Euer Exzellenz mit aller gebührenden Hochachtung und Wertschätzung mitteilen, dass die Bürger der Haupt- und Residenzstadt Budapest die bitteren Leiden und die schwere Not ihrer Volksgenossen nicht weiter dulden können. In hingebungsvollen patriotischen Gefühlen innig vereint, ist diese Bürgerschaft auf der ihr vom Schicksal bestimmten Warte zu allen Opfern bereit um die Anerkennung der gerechten Ansprüche Ungarns zu erreichen. Die Bürger der Haupt- und Residenzstadt Budapest wünschen mit tiefempfundenen Gefühlen, dass die auf das Glück und das Gedeihen aller Völker gerichteten weisen Entschlüsse Eurer Exzellenz vom reichlichen Segen des Allmächtigen begleitet werden." Bedeutendes historisches Dokument von höchster kunsthandwerklicher Qualität und von größter Seltenheit. 370 x 310 mm. The Third German Reich 1933 - 1945 - Leading Personalities of the 3rd Reich : Certificate of Honour from the City of Budapest to the Führer and Reich Chancellor Adolf Hitler.The gilded and illuminated certificate on vellum (double sheet) written by hand with calligraphic tribute to Adolf Hitler. With original signature of the Lord Mayor and Chairman of the General Assembly. In splendid brown leather presentation folder. The cover with gilded and coloured Hungarian coat of arms, respectively coat of arms of the city of Budapest. The interior mirrors lined with fine suede and decorated with embossed gold edges. Inlaid leather strip with swastika flag in the centre. The reverse inner mirror with inset wax seal of the city of Budapest. On the back of the folder coat of arms in blind embossing. The text of the document: "The Municipal Committee of the Capital and Resident City of Budapest, in its General Assembly of 12 October 1938, after introductory words by the Lord Mayor, celebrated with boundless enthusiasm His Excellency the Führer and Chancellor of the German Reich Mr. Adolf Hitler. The General Assembly requested and authorised the Chairman to express its undying gratitude to the Führer and Reich Chancellor of the German Reich for his heartfelt understanding and open support of the just Hungarian cause. The General Assembly of the Municipal Committee wishes to inform Your Excellency, with all due respect and appreciation, that the citizens of the capital and residence city of Budapest cannot continue to tolerate the bitter sufferings and severe hardship of their fellow citizens. Deeply united in devoted patriotic feelings, this citizenry is prepared to make all sacrifices in order to achieve the recognition of Hungary's just claims. The citizens of the capital and residence city of Budapest wish with heartfelt feelings that the wise resolutions of Your Excellency, directed towards the happiness and prosperity of all peoples, will be accompanied by the abundant blessings of the Almighty." Important historical document of the highest quality of craftsmanship and of the greatest rarity. 370 x 310 mm.

Lot 6051

10 British Quad film posters, Prince of Darkness, The Amazing Mr. Blunden, Wild Geese II, Blind Terror / Doctors Wives, Burke and Hare / More Dead than Alive, Night of the Big Heat, Panic, The Beast Must Die / Blood Sisters, Madame Sin, Please Sir, folded, 30 x 40 inches (10).

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