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Click here to subscribeArcher, Thomas - Pictures and Royal Portraits Illustrative of English and Scottish History.... with descriptive historical sketches. 2 vols. Many engraved plates; publisher's elaborately gilt and blind decorated red morocco, panelled spines, ge. and marbled e/ps., inner gilt dentelles (by Blackie, with their ticket), 4to. 1880
Don Balke (North Carolina, B. 1933) "Southeastern Pocket Gopher" Signed lower left. Original Watercolor painting on Illustration Board. Provenance: Collection of James A. Helzer (1946-2008), Founder of Unicover Corporation. This painting was originally published on the Fleetwood commemorative cover for Balke's Baby Wildlife of the 50 States, postmarked May 23, 1984. In a deep underground nest, the mother Pocket Gopher gives birth to a litter of one to four tiny babies in the Spring. Born naked, blind and toothless, these little brown creatures are native to the Southeastern United States. About a month after birth, the babies' eyes open and soon the youngsters will be ready to leave the nest. Solitary in their lifestyle, Pocket Gophers are notorious for loud arguments amongst themselves, for grouchy dispositions, and for their preference for darkness and deep underground chambers. Burrowing through some two or three hundred feet of dirt in a night, they may pull plants down with them, storing the food in special fur-lined pouches in their cheeks. Hence, the name "Pocket Gopher." Each Gopher in the litter will eventually dig his own burrow and, in areas where food is plentiful, large populations will accumulate, often causing widespread damage to crops. In these situations, the animal is detested by man. Gophers have also been accused of causing erosion of the soil by their incessant burrowing habits. On the other hand, the Gopher has been known to readily make friends with man, sometimes visiting campsites and rural homes searching for food and friendship. The Pocket Gopher's humorous "buck" teeth and a "begging" posture have captured the hearts of many people. But generally, these nocturnal creatures prefer to build their dark underground homes away from prying people, intruding civilization, and other animals. Image Size: 11.25 x 12.75 in. Overall Size: 18 x 20 in. Unframed. (B08747)
Don Balke (North Carolina, B. 1933) "Canada Lynx" Signed lower left. Original Watercolor on Illustration Board. Provenance: Collection of James A. Helzer (1946-2008), Founder of Unicover Corporation. This painting was originally published on the Fleetwood commemorative cover for Balke's Baby Wildlife of the 50 States, postmarked December 18, 1984. Stalking the deep pine forests of New Jersey, the female Canada Lynx searches for a den or shallow cave in which to bear her kittens. Glistening yellow cat's eyes peer through the night as the bright moonlight reflects an occasional glimpse of the thin spotted spring coat recently acquired. Finding her cover, this solitary creature slinks silently into a cave and her playful, furry kittens are born. Blind as yet, the two to four babies depend solely on their mother for survival in the wild. It is interesting to note however, that the tom cat, who has long since left his mate in the wilderness will, if held captive -- as in a zoo -- show fatherly tenderness toward his young, playing with them and even helping with their grooming. But all this is taken over by the mother Lynx in the natural cycle of events. She will nurse her brood for two months and teach them necessary tricks of survival for seven more. Meanwhile, these tiny kittens, who begin life in much the same way as the litter of a house cat, will develop -- slowly -- into magnificent wild felines. Once their eyes open -- at about ten days -- they are among the keenest eyes in the forest. The sense of smell is just as strong, and the slightest scent may be followed relentlessly for miles. The adult Lynx travels alone and may climb trees, swim, or use broad paws like snowshoes to trudge across winter's drifts. Indeed, the beautiful silver-coated Canada Lynx is one of the most magnificent creatures of the New Jersey forest. Image Size: 10.75 x 12.75 in. Overall Size: 18.25 x 21 in. Unframed. (B09224)
David Hockney OM, CH, RA (b.1937) "Christopher Isherwood and Don Bachardy” Signed and dated (19)76, numbered 67/96, lithograph, 71cm by 94cm Provenance: Jonathan Silver Collection, Salts Mill, YorkshireFootnote: Born in Bradford, West Yorkshire in 1937, David Hockney is one of the most influential British artists of the 20th century. A painter, printmaker, stage designer and photographer, Hockney’s many talents have earned him world-wide recognition.Hockney studied at the Royal College of Art in London, during which time he was a part of the Young Contemporaries exhibition, which declared the arrival of the British Pop Art movement. He was just 26 when he had his first solo exhibition in 1963 and went onto exhibit in over 400 solo exhibitions and 500 group exhibitions, including a major show at the National Portrait Gallery in London in 2006 in which over 150 works created over five decades were exhibited. Hockney has been awarded multiple awards throughout his life, beginning with the John Moores Painting Prize in 1967. He has been a Royal Academician since 1985 and in 2012 he was appointed to The Order of Merit for his contribution to the arts and sciences. Throughout his long career Hockney has experimented with a variety of mediums, from traditional painting and printmaking to the use of fax machines and iPads, capturing a wide range of subject matter. He is perhaps most widely recognised for photo collages and a series of paintings of swimming pools he created following a move to Los Angeles in 1964, inspired by vibrant Californian colour and light. Portraiture has been a constant throughout his career, capturing the most important figures in his life and incorporating personal elements of both his life and his sitters’.The sheer variety of subject and media which he has explored throughout his career, executed with wit, charm and panache, has enabled him to create striking forms and intriguing concepts that have inspired legions of admirers.Condition report: Float mounted and has a deckled edge. Some light surface dirt and the odd thunder fly trapped under the glass - mostly contained to the mount. Slight cockling to paper. Small areas of oxidization to the small sections of the outer edges where the paper has been hinged, e.g, one area approximately 1cm in size, lower left, one within the carpet, left of centre bottom edge, one below the Y of the signature, two to the top edge and three to the right edge. Slight crease upper right through the line approximately 6cm in length. The very odd minor sporadic tiny brown spot - may be by design or may be foxing, e.g, one to the left of the blind above the man's shoulder left side, one to the collar of the right man's dressing gown and one under the left figure's feet. Tiny nick to the paper bottom edge, right of centre, may be by design/part of the deckled edge and one to centre of right edge, also may be by design. Otherwise in good overall condition. Not examined out of the frame.
London Country RF, MB etc DESTINATION BLIND from Garston (GR) garage dated June 1973. A complete, linen blind, one of the small number ordered by LCBS from Norbury Brothers as a cheaper alternative to London Transport and displaying that firm's different font style. In very good, ex-use condition. [1]
Pair of London Transport tramway items from Abbey Wood depôt comprising a route-number DESTINATION BLIND dated May 16 1947 for an ex-West Ham car (in very good, ex-use condition, complete with original runners) and a card FARECHART for routes 36/38 and 44/46 (undated but bears a 'First & Last Trams' sticker dated January 1952, so probably the last issue). One wonders whether they were "liberated" from the same tramcar on the last night in July 1952? [2]
London Transport trolleybus & bus items comprising a TROLLEYBUS DESTINATION BLIND (route numbers) from Fulwell (FW) depôt dated 1.8.61, in excellent condition, a trolleybus BELL PUSH with original wooden mount, an EMERGENCY TICKET PACK (for use if a conductor's Gibson machine malfunctioned) for route 47 from from Dalston garage and a wooden TICKET RACK (8-position) filled with used punch tickets. [4]
Box of 20+ Great Western Railway (GWR - mostly so marked) ARTEFACTS including framed/glazed 1901 certificate re Queen Victoria's funeral train, cast-iron and enamel drinking water signs, tin sign from platform tickets machine, belt with crest buckle, leathercloth carriage window blind, large wood-saw, porcelain toilet paper holder, pair of handlamps, small glass lampshade, notebook (unused), file cover, bag for complimentary towel, porcelain cable insulator, metal pot, set square, pair of storeroom keys, pair of whistles. [20+ items]
Edward Smith, A mid Victorian silver visiting card case, hinged cover, serpentine sides with engine turned decoration, blind cartouche, 10cm x 7cm, Birmingham 1863, 63gCondition report: The hinge is loose in action, lid sits flush, depressions, dents to both sides, scratches from use, corners and sides okay, 63g.
Vinyl - Approx 40 LP's mainly Rock, Blues & Prog to include Procul Harum, David Bowie, Jimi Hendrix, Rolling Stones, The Who, Led Zeppelin, Cream, The Yardbirds, Jethro Tull, Deep Purple, Jefferson Airplane, The Beatles, Spooky Tooth, Blind Faith and more. Condition varies throughout with most sleeves showing signs of storage wear to spines, corners and seams
Vinyl - Rolling Stones 11 LP's to include One (LK4605) unboxed red Decca label, Two (LK 4661) x 3 unboxed red Decca label all with Blind Man sleeve text, Out Of Our Heads (LK 4733) unboxed red Decca label, Aftermath (LK and SKL 4786) unboxed red Decca and boxed blue Decca labels, Sticky Fingers, Beggars Banquet (note sleeve has losses, stickers plus name to rear), Some Girls, and Under Cover. Condition varies
Oak eight day longcase clock, the 12" square brass dial signed Simon Thorne, Tiverton on an arched plate to the matted centre with subsidiary seconds dial and calendar aperture, the case with long foliate carved rounded arched door and the hood surmounted by a flat stepped moulded pediment over a blind foliate carved frieze, 79" high (no pendulum or weights)
Huxley (Aldous) Du sköna nya värld [Brave New World], first Swedish edition, blind-stamp and small light damp-stain to foot of first few ff., original wrappers, light toning, spine a little creased, light creasing to corners, extremities rubbed, a very good example, 8vo, Stockholm, Wahlström & Widstrand, 1932.⁂ One of the first translations. The German, Polish, and French editions all appeared, like this, in the same year as the English first edition.
Betjeman (John) Summoned by Bells, first edition, original blind-stamped cloth, dust-jacket, spine foot chipped, with tear into upper panel repaired, spine toned with spotting, 1960; Old Lights for New Chancels, first edition, ink ownership inscription to front endpaper, small soiling stain to p.61, original cloth with paper label to spine, a little toned, 1940; First and Last Loves, folding plate, black and white illustrations, original patterned cloth, light stain to spine (offset from jacket), dust-jacket, spine and folds light toned, spine ends and fold corners a little bumped and torn, 1952; and 64 others poetry and literature, v.s. (67)
An impressive Edwardian mahogany longcase clock, the three train movement chiming quarters on eight tubular gongs and striking hours on a larger tubular gong, the foliate engraved brass breakarch dial with silvered chime selection and chime/silent subsidiary dials to arch, above a silvered chapter ring with black Roman hour numerals and outer Arabic minutes, framing a subsidiary seconds dial and applied silvered plaque, inscribed 'H. Osborn, Croydon', the hood with swan neck pediment above blind fretwork frieze, glazed door and fluted columns, the trunk with arched door flanked by brass stop fluted corner columns, on a panelled base and plinth, height 230cm, with pendulum, three brass weights and winder (some faults).Buyer’s Premium 29.4% (including VAT @ 20%) of the hammer price. Lots purchased online via the-saleroom.com will attract an additional premium of 6% (including VAT @ 20%) of the hammer price.
A GEORGE III MAHOGANY CARD-TABLE of Chinese Chippendale design, with a serpentine front, on blind fret decorated block legs, 72cm high x 88cm wide x 43cm deep Purchased from Sainsburys of Bournemouth in 1975 for £190. From The Estate of John Whitwell MS, FRCS, 'Bagatelle', Branksome Park, Dorset.
Das Buch vom PferdeEin Handbuch für jeden Besitzer und Liebhaber von Pferden, von Graf Wrangel, Stuttgart bei Schickhardt & Ebner 1902, 4. Auflage, Format Gr. 8°, Band I mit 629 Abbildungen in Holzschnitt, 10 Kunstbeilagen (Tafeln) und dem Portrait des Verfassers, 5 Blatt, 703 S., Band II mit 289 Abbildungen, 10 Kunstbeilagen, 3 Blatt, 688 S., sehr dekorativer Jugendstil-Ledereinband mit Blind- und Goldprägung, Rückenbezeichnung, marmorierter Schnitt, Einbände partiell leicht berieben, sonst guter Zustand ohne weitere Erhaltungsmängel.
MINIATURE BOOKS - DAVID BRYCEA fine and extensive collection of miniature books, mostly published by David Bryce & Son of Glasgow, including: --[Qur'an] The 'Mite Koran', photolithographic reduction, printed in Arabic, with facsimile attestation at end, patterned endpapers, red morocco gilt, 27 x 19 mm. [Bondy p.111-2], [c.1900]--'Smallest English Classic in the World': Thomas Gray, An Elegy Written in a Country Churchyard, green roan, 17 x 13mm. [Bondy p.113-4], 1911--The Smallest English Dictionary in the World, later purple goatskin with multiple gilt fleur-de-lys all over design, 29 x 23mm. [Bondy p.107, 'this miracle of of miniature book production... easily readable']--[Qur'an], facsimile of an illuminated manuscript, in Maghribi script, decorative gilt limp leather, 23 x 18mm., [Cairo, c.1930], the last 2 contained in a model wooden school desk--[Chained Bibles] 'Smallest Bible in the World', The Holy Bible, Containing the Old and New Testaments, 2 copies, illustrations, dark and light brown blind-stamped roan respectively, with magnifier in pocket inside front cover, 42 x 30mm., both chained to a model wooden lectern (the first with with printed label on lectern, tear to joint, the second with defective title-page, covers loose and lacking backstrip, chain detached from lectern), [Bondy p.109], [1911]; with another copy of the very small New Testament (see no. 10 below), chained to a small silver-plated model lectern--'The Smallest Bible in the World': The Holy Bible, Containing the Old and New Testaments, illustrations, red gilt-tooled roan, with magnifier in pocket at front (this cover detached), 42 x 30mm., 1896--'Burns Family Bible': The Holy Bible, Containing the Old and New Testaments, illustrations, blind-stamped limp calf and original tartan-covered hinged wooden case, with printed label 'Smallest Bible in the World with Burns' Family Register in the Poet's Handwriting', 45 x 30mm. [Bondy p.110]--'Illustrated Miniature Bible': The Holy Bible, Containing the Old and New Testaments, illustrations, dark purple roan, elaborately gilt with title on front cover, preserved in original metal locket with gilt-lettered red roan front panel and inset magnifier (case worn), 43 x 30mm. --Robert Burns, Poems Chiefly in the Scottish Dialect, reduced facsimile of the first edition, publisher's stiff printed wrappers, 29 x 20mm. [Bondy p.113], Kilmarnock, 1786 [but Glasgow, c.1900]--Golden Thoughts from Great Authors, 2 copies, dark red and dark blue limp calf, 29 x 20mm. [Bondy p.113]--[Midget Library], 12 vol. including The Smallest French and English Dictionary in the World by F.E.A. Gasc [cf. Bondy p.107]; Tiny Alphabet of Animals and Tiny Alphabet of Birds [cf. Bondy, p.72]; The New Testament [cf. Bondy p.111, 'staggeringly small', 20 x 16m.], 1925; Old English, Scotch and Irish Songs with Music [Bondy, p.113] and a Koran, all in red roan gilt (the Koran elaborately so), all housed in original single wooden stand with hinged metal and glass front (metal worn) --Tennyson, [Works], 4 vol., limp green roan, spines darkened, preserved in single open case with embossed metal surround, each 52 x 35mm. --'Finger Post Series for the Pocket': Ambulance Hints; Daily Food for Daily Life, 2 vol., both with double-page title and text, uniform maroon and dark green roan respectively, upper cover with gilt illustration of a signpost and gate, 77 x 25mm. --'The Finger Prayer Book': The Book of Common Prayer, limp blue roan, blue silk endpapers, slightly soiled and worn at spine end, housed in open metalwork carrying case with chain, 90 x 30mm., Oxford University Press and Henry Frowde, [c.1900]--Charles Dickens [Christmas Books], 'Oxford India paper Edition', 5 vol. including a Christmas Carol, limp red roan gilt, spines darkened, preserved in single open case with embossed metal surround, each 52 x 35mm., Henry Frowde, 1904-1906; another set, 5 vol., dark red limp roan, spines faded and rubbed, 50 x 37mm., Henry Frowde, 1904--Walter Scott, [Works], 6 vol., light blue pictorial cloth, spine gilt, housed in tartan-covered wooden box hinged at top and bottom, with inset portrait and illustration to front, 86 x 62mm., New York, F.A. Stokes [D. Bryce on spines]--The Illustrated Pocket Shakespeare, 8 vol., 2 sets, red and blue (larger format) cloth respectively, spines gilt; Burns's Poetical Works, Pearl Edition, 6 vol., blue pictorial cloth; 7 Midget Library volumes (including 3 copies each of the Smallest English Dictionary and Smallest French & English Dictionary, red roan, some spines worn or torn); Rubaiyat of Omar Khayyam, double-page text, decorative green roan, slightly worn; 4 'Thumb Series' volumes (Autograph, Confession, Gazetteer, Book of Bible, cloth); 8 volumes by Scott, cloth; Burns's Poems, tartan cloth; and 2 others, all contained in a glass-fronted bookcase with 3 shelves--Shakespeare, 'The Smallest and Daintiest Standard Set of Shakespeare in the World' (Bryce catalogue), 40 vol., limp roan in various colours, some with spines worn/defective or covers detached, in original sycamore revolving bookcase, c.51 x 34mm. [cf. Bondy p.114-5]Glasgow, David Bryce unless otherwise stated, dates where given; and c.70 other miniature books, mostly published by Bryce (see Condition Report), with one exception all in original publisher's bindingsFootnotes:THE SMALLEST BOOKS IN THE WORLD: AN EXCEPTIONAL COLLECTION OF MINIATURE VOLUMES, mostly produced by the Glasgow publisher David Bryce & Son, often in collaboration with Henry Frowde at the Oxford University Press. In a short space of time Bryce went from the position of a relatively unknown publisher to that of a vastly successful entrepreneur, using the latest printing technologies to produce 'more wee books than the total world production up to that time' (James Henderson, 'David Bryce & Son', The News-letter of the LXIV-mos, no. 11, 15 October 1928). As Bryce wrote in 1876, 'I descended to the miniature, mite and midget size, producing a little dictionary, the smallest in the world, in a locket accompanied by a magnifying glass. I had many a scoff and jeer as to the absurdity of the production, nevertheless it at once appealed... and its sales are now over 100,000.'Some of the books in the collection are housed in original or specially made boxes, cases and other furniture - including two large glass-fronted bookcases which contain some of the largest and smallest volumes. The collection contains many of the books described in the chapter devoted to Bryce in Louis Bondy's Miniature Books, 1981, including the Qur'an, the English and French & English dictionaries, Gray's Elegy (the smallest Bryce book, 'exceedingly rare... at one time said not to exist'), three Bibles chained to model lecterns, the facsimile of Burns' Poems, and several of the sets such as the 'Ellen Terry Shakespeare'.The 'Mite Koran', in its distinctive red, blue or black leather bindings with a circular void in the gilt pattern, was a photolithographic reduction of two different Ottoman editions, and was printed on India paper specially produced for Bryce by Henry Frowde at the Oxford University Press. The two copies of the Qur'an included here are both the variant described by Nick McBurney as the '1871 Bryce', easily distinguished from the '1884 Bryce' (which was based on a different Istanbul edition) by the inclusion of the signatures and seals of ten Islamic scholars at the end. It is often noted that these Qur'ans were issued to Muslim soldiers fighting in World War I, but in fact they were printed on an industrial scale for export to the Arab world, where they were mostly carried as keepsakes rather than used for reading. 'Printed by the thous... This lot is subject to the following lot symbols: •• Zero rated for VAT, no VAT will be added to the Hammer Price or the Buyer's Premium.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com
Letter Signed Flt Lt W E P Johnson AFC 43(F)Sqn and C. F. S. in the service, May 1926 1940, as an pilot with the RAF on a Short Service Commission, including: No 1 Flying Training School, RAF Netheravon, May 1926 May 1927; No 43 (Fighter) Squadron RAF, RAF Tangmere, May 1927 April 1928; a short Instructor s Course at the Central Flying School (CFS), RAF Wittering, April 1928; as an Instructor at No 3 Flying Training School, RAF Grantham, April 1928 February 1929; at the CFS, RAF Wittering, February 1929 May 1932, instructing and developing blind flying techniques (forming and commanding the first Instrument Flight, CFS, he was awarded the AFC for making the first solo blind flight in the world in 1931); leaving the RAF for the City (as a Chartered Patent Adviser), May 1932, while remaining in the Reserve; delivering aircraft to Spain and Portugal during the inter war years as a freelance pilot; becoming a part time Instructor in a Reserve School, 1938 February 1940, returning to full time flying duties in 1939; and being seconded in February 1940 to Power Jets Ltd to take part in the development of the jet engine by his friend, Sir Frank Whittle (he had been Patent Advisor to Power Jets Ltd since 1936. Good condition. All autographs come with a Certificate of Authenticity. We combine postage on multiple winning lots and can ship worldwide. UK postage from £4.99, EU from £7.99, Rest of World from £9.99
Military General Service 1793-1814, 1 clasp, Egypt (J. Swanswick, Queen’s German Regt.) minor edge nicks, otherwise about extremely fine and unique to this Regiment £2,000-£2,400 --- Provenance: Lord Cheylesmore Collection, Glendining’s, July 1930; Glendining’s, May 1957; H. Y. Usher Collection, Glendining’s, July 1975; R. W. Gould Collection, Dix Noonan Webb, June 2012. Joseph Swanswick was born in Germany in c.1777 and was taken into British pay and service with the Minorca Regiment in November 1798, giving his trade as labourer. He served until March 1809 when he was discharged in the rank of Sergeant in consequence of being blind due to ophthalmia. Admitted to an Out Pension on 13 April 1809, he died in Cork on 21 March 1854. In November 1798, when Charles Stuart captured Minorca the Spanish garrison included a ‘Swiss’ regiment, over 1,000 strong. These men, who were not Swiss at all but mainly Germans and Tyrolese, with a dusting of Hungarians, had been part of an Austrian army defeated in Italy and taken prisoners by the French in 1796. They were taken into British pay and service as the Minorca Regiment, which was included in the contingent that Abercromby took to Egypt in 1801. On 21 March 1801, at the battle of Aboukir, Private Antione Lutz of the Minorca Regiment captured the standard of the enemy 21st Demi-Brigade, known as the ‘Invincibles’. At the end of the campaign, during which the regiment had suffered more than 200 casualties, including its lieutenant-colonel who had been killed, the regiment’s title was changed to the Queen’s German Infantry in recognition of its fighting qualities. In 1802 the corps was taken to England and in January 1805 it was brought into the Line as the British 97th Foot. Just one officer and five men of the original Queen’s Germans claimed M.G.S. medals in 1848, but only Swanswick had the single clasp for Egypt, having seen no subsequent service in the Peninsula. His medal was consequently the only one to be named to the Queen’s German Regiment.
the key moulded cornice above a blind fret frieze over a pair of astragal glazed doors enclosing adjustable shelves; the lower part with slant front opening to an interior with pigeon holes and drawers, over four long drawers raised on bracket feet127cm wide, 221cm high, 82cm deepProvenance: Property from a Scottish Country House
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