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Eastern National Omnibus Co bus DESTINATION BLIND dated 1966 and marked 'List no 15'. A complete. Linen blind in very good, ex-use condition. [1]

Southdown Motor Services DESTINATION BLIND coded CS/68. A lengthy blind containing a wide range of Sussex & Hampshire destinations. Complete and in very good, ex-use condition. [1]

***Charles Johnson Payne (aka Snaffles - 1884-1967) - Coloured lithograph - "The Finest View in Europe", signed in pencil, with blind stamp, 16.75ins x 26.25ins, framed and glazed

AN ORIENTAL HARDWOOD SIDE CABINET WITH TWO BLIND SLATTED DOORS ENCLOSING SHELVES OVER THREE DRAWERS. W 83 x D 44 x H 91cms. TOGETHER WITH A  MATCHING PAIR OF ORIENTAL HARDWOOD STEPPED DRAWERS AND CUPBOARDS UNDER THE THREE TREADS. W 70 x D 44 x H 68cms.

KÜNSTLER des 18./19. Jh., Konvolut 3 italienische Veduten, 1x "Veduta dell' Isola Tiberina...", nach Giovanni Battista PIRANESI, Radierung/Papier, in der Platte bezeichnet, o.li. Trockenstempel, HxB: Platte ca. 48x72 cm, Blatt ca. 62x89 cm; 1x "Vue d'une partie du couvent de St. Cosimato", Radierung von Balthasar Anton DUNKER nach J. P. HACKERT, in der Platte bezeichnet, HxB: Passepartoutausschnitt ca. 36x45 cm; 1x "Ponte Mammea - oggi Ponte Mammolo", Radierung von L. CAVALIERI, in der Platte bezeichnet, HxB: Platte ca. 13,5x18,5 cm, Passepartoutausschnitt ca. 15x20 cm. Je Altersspuren und gebräunt, part. fleckig. Je mit verglastem Rahmen (Außenmaße bis 64x91 cm.) VERSO Etiketten.| ARTISTS of the 18th and 19th centuries Century, mixed lot of 3 Italian vedutas, 1x "Veduta dell 'Isola Tiberina ...", after Giovanni Battista PIRANESI, etching / paper, inscribed in the plate, top left. Blind stamp, HxW: plate approx. 48x72 cm, sheet approx. 62x89 cm; 1x "Vue d'une partie du couvent de St. Cosimato", etching by Balthasar Anton DUNKER after J. P. HACKERT, inscribed on the plate, HxW: mat cutout approx. 36x45 cm; 1x "Ponte Mammea - oggi Ponte Mammolo", etching by L. Cavalieri, inscribed on the plate, HxW: plate approx. 13.5x18.5 cm, mat cutout approx. 15x20 cm. Signs of age and discolored, part. blotchy. Each with a glazed frame (external dimensions up to 64x91 cm.) VERSO labels.

STEIB, KARL-HEINZ (geb. 1922), "Position X/I", Farblithographie/Papier, u.re. mit Bleistift von Hand signiert und undeutlich datiert 73?, darunter Trockenstempel 'Beryll', u.li mit Bleistift num. 16/50 und betitelt, HxB: Platte ca. 26,5x48 cm, Blatt ca. 36,5x53,5 cm, Außenmaße Rahmen ca. 51,5x66,5 cm. Leichte Altersspuren. In verglastem Rahmen (lose inliegend).| STEIB, KARL-HEINZ (born 1922), "Position X / I", color lithograph / paper, below right signed by hand in pencil and indistinctly dated 73?, underneath the blind stamp 'Beryll', and left with pencil num. 16/50 and titled, HxW: plate approx. 26.5 x 48 cm, sheet approx. 36.5 x 53.5 cm, external dimensions of frame approx. 51.5 x 66.5 cm. Slight signs of age. In a glazed frame (loosely enclosed).

Early 19th Century mahogany two stage secretaire bookcase, the moulded cornice above two glazed doors, the interior revealing three adjustable shelves, the projected base with large drawer revealing drawers and compartments with two blind panelled doors on bracket feet. 113 x 53 x 194cm approx. Probably a marriage. (B.P. 21% + VAT)

Modern pine kitchen cupboard, the geometric and moulded cornice above two blind panelled doors, the interior revealing shaped shelves, flanked by spiral pilasters and another two blind panelled doors with fitted shelves. 156 x 60 x 223cm approx. (B.P. 21% + VAT) Well used condition but appearing structurally sound. Wear and tear commensurate with use. Stains, marks and scratches, slightly faded in places.

Preußen - Wilhelm II, Kaiser - - Paul Müssigbrodt. Sammlung von ca. 42 Urkunden und Dokumenten für den Geheimen Oberbaurat Paul (Heinrich) Müssigbrodt (1858-1923). Darunter 4 mit eigenhändiger Unterschrift von Kaiser Wilhelm II. u. großen Wappenblindsiegel. Um 1887-1918. Enthält u.a.: Mit der Unterschrift von Wilhelm II.: Bestallungsurkunde als Hauptmann der Landwehr-Infanterie 1903, Patent als Regierungs- und Baurat und ständiger Hilfsarbeiter im Reichsschatzamt 1905, Bestallungsurkunde als Geh. Baurat u. vortragender Rat im Reichsschatzamte / als Kaiserl. Geh. Oberbaurat 1908 / 1911. - Patent als Second-Lieutenant 1887, als Professor 1904. - Urkunde Roter Adlerorden vierter Klasse 1908, dritter Klasse mit der Schleife 1913, Kgl. Kronenorden zweiter Klasse 1914, Eisernes Kreuz zweiter Klasse mit schwarzer Einfassung 1918. - 11 Schreiben des Ministeriums bzw. des Ministers der öffentl. Arbeiten wegen Reisebeihilfen, Besoldung und Einfindung bei der Königl. Eisenbahn-Direktion zu Altona (1887-1904) etc. - Brief von Friedrich Wolff, Rektor der Technisches Hochschule Berlin (1901). - 6 Schreiben der General-Ordenskommission, 4 vom Reichsschatzamt etc. - Sterbeurkunde 1953. - Tls. papierbedingt gebräunt, meist gelocht u. mit Faltspuren, wenige Blattränder angestaubt u. mit kl. Läsuren, insg. wohlerhalten. Prussia - Collection of approx. 42 deeds and documents for the privy senior civil engineer Paul (Heinrich) Müssigbrodt (1858-1923). Among them 4 with the handwritten signature of Emperor Wilhelm II. and large heraldic blind seal. - Partly browned due to paper, mostly punched and with traces of folding, a few margins of leaves dusty and with small tears, overall in good condition.

Bestiarium. Facsimilé Du Manuscrit Du Bestiaire Ashmole 1551, conservé à La Bodleian Library d'Oxford. Mit 130 goldgehöhten Miniaturen. 2 Bde. Vollfaksimile und Kommentar von Franz Unterkirchner. Paris Club du Livre / Graz Akademische Verlags- und Druckanstalt, 1984. 4°. 105 Bll. u. 164 S. Dekoarativer Ldr. mit reichen Blindprägungen, goldenen RTitel u. OBrosch. (Kommentarband am Rücken etwas bestoßen). Limitierte Auflage. - Der prachtvoll ausgestattete Codex stammt ursprünglich aus dem 12. Jahrhundert. Die 130 Miniaturen zeigen nicht nur Kapitel über die Natur der Tiere, die Vögel, die Schlangen, die Eigenschaften der Schlangen, die Würmer, über die Fische, die Bäume, die Feuersteine oder die Natur der Menschen, sondern auch die Schöpfungsgeschichte mit besonders großen und stark erzählenden Bildern am Anfang des Buches. - Mit Original Randbeschnitt. With 130 miniatures partly heightened in gold. 2 vols. Facsimile and commentary. Decorative orig. leather with rich blind-toolings and OBrochure. (partly slightly rubbed). - Limited edition. - The impressive codex is from the 12th century. Limited edition. - The magnificently decorated codex originally dates from the 12th century. The 130 miniatures not only show chapters on the nature of animals, birds, snakes, the properties of snakes, worms, on fish, trees, flints or the nature of humans, but also the story of creation with particularly large and strongly telling pictures at the beginning of the book. - With original edge trimming.

Bible Moralisée. Codex Vindobonensis 2554 (der Österreichischen Nationalbibliothek). 1 ganzs. Vollbild, 1 herald. Seite u. 1032 goldgehöhten Bildmedaillons. Kommentarband von Rainer Hausherr (in dt. u. frz. Sprache). Vollfaksimile u. Kommentarband. 2 Bde. Graz, Akademische Druck- und Verlagsanstalt (ADEVA), 1973. 131 Bll. u. 101 S. 2°. OPbd. bzw. OLdr. mit reicher Blindprägung. Eins v. 2000 numm. Exemplaren. - Die weltberühmte Handschrift gilt nicht zuletzt durch die den Seiten beigegebene Goldgrundierung als eine der prächtigsten gotischen Handschriften überhaupt. Während die Bilder vornehmlich Szenen des Alten Testamentes zeigen, wird hier das im Neuen Testament (Johannes 1,5) explizierte und in der Gotik vielfach deklinierte Diktum "Deus lux est" in eindrucksvoller Weise bildhaft zur Aufführung gebracht. Eine beeindruckende Handschrift, die nicht zuletzt durch die bestechende Eingangsminiatur "Gott als Weltenschöpfer" und ihre gestalterischen Bildlösungen den Betrachter in ihren Bann zieht. - Guter Zustand. 2 vols. (facsimile and commentary) Commentary in German. With 1 full-page miniature, 1 heraldic page and 1032 miniatures partly heightened in Gold. Orig. leather with rich blind toolings respectively orig. leather in original publishers folder (slightly rubbed). - This world-renowned manuscript is seen as one of the most impressive gothic manuscripts, which underlines the rich use of gold in the over 1000 medaillons. Good condition.

Lothringische Apokalypse. Das Manuskript oc. 50 aus dem Bestand der Sächsischen Landesbibliothek Dresden. Mit 72 in Gold und Silber gedruckten Miniaturen und zahlr. Initialen. 2 Bde. (Faksimile und Kommentar). Leipzig, Edition Leipzig, 1988. Gr.-8°. Blindgeprägter Schweinslederband im Stil des 15. Jahrhunderts u. HLdr. im illustr. OSchuber. Eins von 800 num. Exemplaren. - Hervorragende Reproduktion der berühmten Handschrift mit zahlreichen Abbildungen in Gold und Farbe. - Schöner rundum Goldschnitt. With 82 in gold and silver printed miniatures and numerous initials. Blind tooled pigskin in 15th. century style and half leather in illustr. original slipcase. - One of 800 numbered copies. - Impressive facsimile of this important manuscript.

Offizium der Madonna. Codex Vaticanus Latinus 10293. Mit 474 Faksimileseiten, 34 ganzseitigen Minaturen und 19 Initialen. Vollfaksimile mit Kommentarband von Bodo Brinkmann. Zürich, Belser, 1987. 237 Bll. u. 30 S. 12° u. 8°. OLdr. mit ornamentaler Blindprägung u. OLeinen in OVerlagskasette (minimal berieben). Eins v. 1000 Exemplaren (GA 2900). - Die Handschrift und ihre Miniaturen sind vermutlich im 15. Jahrhundert in Flandern (wohl Brügge) entstanden. Sehr dekorative Ausgabe mit dreiseitigem punzierten Goldschnitt. - Guter Zustand. - Dabei: Jakobus de Voragine. Legenda aurea. Deutsch von R. Benz. 2 Bde. Jena, E. Diederichs 1917 - 1921. Kl.-4to. Mit zahlreichen eingemalten Initialen in Rot und Blau. 3 Bll. (3. w.), XXVIII S., 2 Bll., 760 Sp., 2 Bll. (le. w.), 4 Bll. (3. w.), 720 S. Hellbraune Ldr.-Bde. mit blindgepr. RTitel und reicher Deckelblindprägung. - 1500 Exemplare, gedruckt in der Offizin W. Drugulin in Leipzig. 2 vols. (facsimile and commentary). With 474 facsimile opages, 34 full page miniatures and 19 initials. Orig. half leather with blind tooling and original cloth in publishers box (slightly rubbed). - The manuscript and its impressive miniatures are made probably in the 15th. century flandern. - Good Condition. Added: Jakobus de Voragine, 2 vol. 1917-21.

Friedrich Ludwig Weidig. Gedichte. Zum besten der Kinder Weidig's herausgegeben von einigen Freunden. Mannheim, Verlag der Freunde, 1847. VIII, 84 S. Kl.-8°. OVerlagsbroschur (Rücken mit gemustertem Klebeband verstärkt u. mit handschr. RTitel, angestaubt u. mit Feuchtspuren). In mod. HPgt.-Kassette. Erstausgabe. - Gedichte eines der maßgeblichen Protagonisten des Vormärz und Wegbereiters der Revolution von 1848. Weidig hat zusammen mit Georg Büchner die illegale Flugschrift "Der Hessische Landbote" verfasst und deren Verteilung organisiert. Zum ersten Mal abgedruckt sind hier 19 Gedichte Weidigs und vier Briefe des Briefwechsels mit seiner Frau. Der Erlös dieser durch Freunde befördeten Ausgabe kam den beiden Kindern Weidigs zugute. - Titelblatt mit hinterlegtem Prägestempel. Durchgehend wasserrandig im oberen Drittel. - In der originalen Broschur sehr selten. First edition of 19 of Weidig's poems and 4 letters from his correspondence with his wife. The profits from this edition, which was organised by friends, went to Weidig's two children. - Title with backed blind stamp. Throughout waterstained. - Very rare in the original publisher's wrapper.

Französische Bibliophilie - Erotica - - Denis Diderot. Les bijoux indiscrets. Avec vingt-cinq eaux-fortes coloriées de Sylvain Sauvage. Mit 25 kolorierten Original Radierungen. Paris, Ed. R. Kieffer, 1923. 5 Bll., 255 Seiten, 1 Bl. 4°. Original Lederband mit blindgeprägten in sich verschlungenen, mit Blattwerk gefüllten Kreisen, blindgeprägten Rückenverzierungen, goldgepr. Rückentitel u. Kopfgoldschnitt (und etwas berieben) sign.: René Kieffer. (OU mit eingebunden). Eins von 500 Exemplaren (Gesamtauflage 600). - Monod 3768. - Carteret IV, 138 - Breitrandiger Druck auf chamoisfarbenem Velin mit dem Wasserzeichen der Edition. - Reizend illustrierte Ausgabe des "frivolsten und vielleicht auch witzigsten französischen Romans des 18. Jahrhunderts ... in allen Angelegenheiten sexueller Natur von unbegrenztem Freimut, von entzückender Toleranz ... dezent selbst in den wenigen Kapiteln, die hart an das Gebiet des Pornographischen streifen" (Hayn-G.). Original leather with blind embossed intertwined circles filled with foliage, blind embossed spine ornaments, gold embossed title on spine and head gold trim (slightly rubbed) sign.: René Kieffer. (Original wrappers included).

Avantgarde - Bauhaus - - Oskar Fischer. (1892 - 1955). Reitendes Paar. Um 1920. Lithographie auf Japan. 27 x 23 cm (50,5 x 39,5 cm). Signiert in Graphit sowie im Stein monogrammiert und betitelt. Unter Glas gerahmt. Mit Blindstempel. Aus der Dritten Bauhausmappe: Deutsche Künstler. Hrsg. vom Staatlichen Bauhaus in Weimar, 1921. - Zart gebräunt und mit kleinen Braunfleckchen. Im äußeren Blattramd leicht lichtrandig durch frühere Rahmung. Wohl erhalten. - Dabei: Das Zelt. Blätter für gestaltendes Schaffen. Zeitschrift des Ehmcke-Kreises. Karikaturen. 5. Jg. Heft Nr. 8. München, Zeltverlag, 1930. Mit Arbeiten von Hans Aufseeser, Herman Landshoff, Wilhelm Schnarrenberg, Karl Rössing und Bernhard Albers. Lithography on Japan. Signed in graphited as well as monogrammed and titled in the stone. Framed under glass. - With blind stampel. Taken from the Third Bauhaus portfolio. - Slightly browned and brown spotted. Light stained from former framing. Well preserved. - Added: 1 magazine.

Sammlung Künstlerbücher - - Amadeo Gabino. Erasmus. Laus Stultitiae. Mit 12 nummerierten u. datierten Radierungen mit Blindprägung von Amadeo Gabino. Madrid, 1987. Folio. Lose Bll. in OKartonmappe (leicht bestoßen). Eins von 100 num. u. sign. Exemplaren auf Arches Papier (GA 115). Das Werk von dem spanischen Maler, Bildhauer und Stecher Amadeo Gabino (Valencia, 1922 - Madrid, 2004) besteht aus abstrakten Metallobjekten und konstruktivistischen "Collagen". With 12 numbered and dated etchings with blind embossing by Amadeo Gabino. - One of 100 numbered and signed copies on Arches paper. - The work of the Spanish painter, sculptor and engraver Amadeo Gabino consists of abstract metal objects and constructivist "collages".

Seewald, Richard - - Daniel Defoe. Robinson Crusoe. Mit 2 signierten Original-Lithographien u. 85 Zeichnungen von Richard Seewald. München, Goltz, (1919). 6 Bll., 317 S. Folio. Hellbrauner, handgebundener OKalbslederband mit Blindprägung, goldgeprägtem RTitel u. KGoldschnitt von Karl Ebert und Frieda Thiersch (etw. beschabt u. leicht fleckig, Rücken auf 5 Bünden unauffällig erneuert), sign.: Fr. Thiersch. Jentsch 92 - Eins von 80 Exemplaren (gesamt 500) der Vorzugsausgabe auf Zanders-Bütten, mit 2 vom Künstler signierten OLithographien (im Impressum ebenfalls signiert) und von Karl Ebert und Frieda Thiersch in Kalbsleder gebunden. - Besitzvermerk auf Innendeckel (K. Goedekemeyer). One of 80 copies (total 500) of the edition de luxe on Zanders mould-made paper. - With 2 signed orig. lithogr. (also signed to impressum) and 85 drawings by R. Seewald. - Orig hand-bound calf, by Ebert/Thiersch, blind stamped, gilt stamped title to spine, head gilt edge (some rubbing and chafing, some fading and staining, spine renewed).

Samuel Jefferson, "The History and Antiquities of Leith Ward, in the County of Cumberland: with Biographical Notices and Memoirs", Carlisle, Jefferson, et al, 1840, 515 pp, illus, 8vo, blind-embossed cloth with gilt title

"Genealogy of the Family of Forbes. From the account of Mr Mathew Lumsden of Tulliekerne, written in 1580. &c. &c. &c.", The Journal Office, Inverness, 1819, small 4to, period blind tooled and gilt embossed calf

A George III serpentine fronted mahogany commode, having a plumb pudding top, the canted leading edges decorated with blind fretwork, the four graded drawers cockbeaded and having cast brass swan's neck bale handles with flowrhead paterae backs, the top drawer fitted with a number of lidded compartments and lift-out trays, on square bracket feet, 63 cm x 105 cm x 85 cm

3 x Desmond Bagley hardback books published by Collins 1- Wyatt's Hurricane 287 pages 1966. In good sound condition small spine dings with discolouration dust cover has scratched edges with discolouration 2-The Vivero Letter 317 pages 1968. In good sound condition with small bottom spine ding dust cover with discolouration 3-Running Blind 254 pages 1970 ISBN 0 00 221723 6. In good sound condition small top spine ding foxing on top and text edge dust cover some creasing with discolouration. Sold on behalf of the Michael Sobell Cancer Charity. Shipping at cost from £4.99 in UK, we can ship a 30kg box for £10 so up to 10 books. Overseas shipping at cost from £7.99

Watercolour of a thoroughbred auction, signed indistinctly and with a blind stamp to the bottom left corner, 60cm x 46cm

Hawker (Robert Stephen [pseudonym Reuben], Cornish poet and Church of England clergyman, 1803-75) Reference to a Friend, printed form with autograph manuscript insertions, tear in lower margin, folds, slightly creased, 255 x 205mm., Morwenstow, 5th June 1865, tipped-in to a copy of Hawker's Footprints of Former Men in Far Cornwall, half-title and front free endpaper working loose, some foxing, bookplate of Bernard Spencer Christian Drew on front pastedown, original blind-stamped cloth, 1903 § Church of England.- Certain Sermons or Homilies Appointed to be Read in Churches in the Time of Queen Elizabeth, title within ornamental border, very slight worming affecting upper and lower pastedowns, slightly browned, contemporary patterned calf, rubbed, rebacked in modern calf, 1757, 8vo & folio (2).⁂ First mentioned a commendation of a fellow vicar, the Rev. James Burdon Clyde, not far from Morwenstow, answering various questions as to his character, such as, "Has he been always, and is he now, sober and temperate?", to which Hawker replies, "He always been a temperate & sober man".

Tyrius (Maximus) Dissertationes ..., text in Greek and Latin, Gilbert Wakefield's copy with his signature to blank, occasional marginal pencil notes, occasional very faint marginal damp-staining, cracked hinges, ex-library with bookplate and ink- and blind-stamps to title, modern cloth, Cambridge, Joann. Hayes, 1703 § Cooper (John Gilbert) The Life of Socrates ..., engraved head-pieces, lacking A1 (?blank), small tear to foot A3, ex-library with ink-stamps as usual, abrasion mark to front free endpaper where label removed, for R. Dodsley, 1749; and another, eighteenth century Greek title, 8vo (3).⁂ The first inscribed and dated by Rev. Gilbert Wakefield (1756-1801), and English scholar and controversialist, who was also a rector in Nottinghamshire and later Kingston-upon-Thames.

NO RESERVE Execution chap-book.- Cooke (Percival) The Confession of Percival Cooke and James Tomlinson, who were executed ... on a drop newly erected in front of Derby Gaol, woodcut of coffin to final leaf, small library blind-stamp to title, a little rubbed and creased at edges, folio leaf folded, Nottingham, C. Sutton, [1812].

Napoleonic Wars.- [Southey (Robert)] A Summary of the Life of Arthur Duke of Wellington ... to his Invasion of France, and the Decisive Battle of Waterloo, June 18, 1815, linen-backed folding map frontispiece, abrasion mark to B1 where ?label removed, ex-library with occasional ink- and blind-stamps, occasional spotting and soiling, abrasion mark to front pastedown where label removed, later morocco-backed boards, blind-stamp to upper cover, a little rubbed, Dublin, George Mullens, 1816; and a cast-iron embossed portrait of Wellington, and a defective copy of 'The Battle of Waterloo', 8vo & c.335 x 300 mm (3)

NO RESERVE [Evans (Marian)], "George Eliot". Silas Marner, first edition, half-title, 4pp. advertisements at front and 16pp. undated publisher's catalogue at end, original blind-stamped cloth, spine darkened, spine ends and corners bumped, chipping to spine ends, splitting to head of joints, rubbing and marking to covers, [Sadleir 819; Wolff 2063], 8vo, Edinburgh and London, 1861

NO RESERVE Military.- Low (Charles Rathbone) Soldiers of the Victorian Age, 2 vol., first edition, half-titles, ex-library with occasional ink-stamps, later morocco-backed boards, blind-stamps to upper covers, 1880 § Kaye (John William) Lives of the Indian Officers, 2 vol., first edition, ex-library with bookplates and occasional blind-stamps, later morocco-backed boards, blind-stamps to upper covers, 1867, 8vo (4)

Bindings.- Dickens (Charles) Christmas Stories, frontispiece and plates, some foxing to first few pp., contemporary half morocco, spine gilt in 2 compartments with floral decorations, very lightly rubbed and faded, 1906 § Besant (Walter) London, new edition, illustrations, manuscript prize inscription to front free endpapers, very occasional light foxing, contemporary tree calf, gilt prize blind-stamp to upper cover, edged with floral border, spine gilt in compartments with brown morocco spine label, very lightly scuffed to raised bands but overall sharp and bright, 1904; and 2 others, bindings, 8vo (4)

Keynes (John Maynard) The General Theory of Employment Interest and Money, 1942 § Marx (Karl) A Contribution to the Critique of Political Money, 1918 § Wolff (Henry W.) People's Banks, 1919, ink ownership signatures or stamps to first few pp., original cloth, last two blind-stamped; and another on economics, 8vo & folio (4) ⁂ All from the library of Leonard Minkes, professor and economist.

Bewick (Thomas) Vignettes, wood-engraved title vignette and 216 illustrations on 108 sheets, light spotting to title and first couple of sheets, contemporary blind-stamped morocco, g.e., a little rubbed, neatly rebacked, [Tattersfield TB 1.29.], 4to, Newcastle upon Tyne, 1827.⁂ The number of leaves varies.

NO RESERVE Middle East.- Dickson (H. R. P.) The Arab of the Desert, first edition, portrait frontispiece, plates and illustrations, 11 folding maps and plans at end, chipping to edges, ex-library with ink-stamp to title verso, modern cloth, 1949 § Martineau (Harriet) Eastern Life, Present and Past., 3 vol., presentation inscription from author to vol. 1., half-titles, ex-library with occasional ink-stamps, abrasion mark to front free endpaper where labels removed, later morocco-backed boards, blind-stamp to upper covers, rubbed, bumping to corners and extremities, 1848, 8vo (4)

World.- Costello (Louisa Stuart) A Pilgrimage to Auvergne, 2 vol., first edition, frontispieces, occasional light foxing, 1842 § Baker (Sir Samuel) The Nile Tributaries of Abyssinia, new edition, 2 maps, 1872 § Koldewey (Robert) The Excavations and Babylon, translated by Agnes Johns, illustrations and plans, some colour-printed, 1914, original cloth or boards, first blind-stamped, lightly rubbed or faded; and 3 others, travel, 8vo (7)

Medicinal waters bound by Hering.- Allen (Benjamin) The natural history of the chalybeat and purging waters of England, with their particular essays and uses. Among which are treated at large the apoplexy & hypochondriacism, first edition, errata f. (misbound earlier in preliminaries), lacking N5-8 at end, later engraved illustration of people bathing mounted as frontispiece, later related ink ms. notes and an index to endpapers, occasional spotting or staining, dark blue straight-grain morocco by Hering (with his label to front free endpaper), gilt, covers with triple filet borders with floral corner-pieces, spine in compartments and with blind-stamped and gilt filet and foliage decoration, rubbed, g.e., [Wing A1018; Wellcome II, p. 32], 8vo (binding 168 x 102mm.), Printed: and sold by S. Smith and B. Walford, 1699.

Attractive Edwardian mahogany display cabinet on stand, with a broken fret swan neck pediment over bevelled astragal glazed doors and a bow front base inset with two blind fret decorated drawers upon square tapering legs terminating with spade feet, 30" wide, 17" deep, 69 high

Aoudla Pudlat (Native Canadian, Nunavut Territory, 1951-2006)Fall Plumage, Cape Dorset, 1981 signed 'Aoudla' and inscribed with Inuktitut syllabics (lower right) and numbered 26/50; further inscribed with the title (lower left) and sealed with igloo chop mark (lower left) lithograph, bearing the Eskimo Arts Council and WBEC blind chop 59 x 45cm

A 74cm early 20th Century polished oak ornate bureau with carved acanthus scroll decoration to fall and sides, part fitted interior, blind frieze drawer and undertier, set on moulded cabriole legs

A 1.21m early 20th Century polished walnut display cabinet with blind fretwork decoration to top and shelves enclosed by a pair of beaded glazed panel doors, set on short cabriole legs with claw and ball feet

An Ercol golden dawn light elm two-section display cupboard. With two glazed doors above a base with blind panel doors. 92 cm wide x 45 cm deep 161 cm high overall.Footnote: This lot is of retro vintage interest.

Make & Model: Peugeot 206 Roland GarrosDate of Reg: W209 KJTColour: Greencc: 1360MoT: 16-02-2022Fuel Type: PETROLMileage: 65kTransmission: AUTOSummary: Offered direct by the film company, this Roland Garros 206 has been used on set. Automatic transmission, panoramic roof, power assisted steering and working roof blind. Driven over 100 miles to the sale, it is described as driving well. Four registered owners from new. Comes with handbook, wallet and MoT history print-out dating from 2006 to the present. The mileage is warranted at 65,600.Guide Price - No Reserve

1993 £2 Motorised cycle-carrier Miscut booklet, blind perf S3/S4, good perfs.

Two 20th century inuit eskimo prints, 'powerful men' both prints indistinctly signed with blind stamp (2) largest 40 x 67cm

Bible (English; Geneva Version). The New Testament of our Lord Jesus Christ, translated out of Greeke by Theod. Beza: with briefe Summaries and Expositions upon the hard places by the said Authour, Joac[him] Camer[arius] and P. Loseler Villerius. Englished by L. Tomson. Together with the Annotations of Fr. Junius upon the Revelation of S. John, London [i.e. Amsterdam]: imprinted by the Deputies of Christopher Barker, printer to the Queenes most Excellent Majestie [i.e. Jan Fredericksz Stam], 1599 [i.e. 1640 or later?]. 4to (215 x 170 mm), contemporary reversed calf decoratively panelled in blind, New Testament and Table only, signatures 3A-3P8 3R4, ff. 121 [11], title within woodcut border, woodcut map of the Holy Land on 3A2 verso, woodcut initials throughout, pencilled ownership inscription 'T Robinson Jun., Bury, 1766' to front pastedown, old staining, old paper reinforcement to fore margins of signatures 3N-3O, small hole in 3R3-4 affecting a few letters (qty: 1)

Dalton (Michael). The Countrey Justice; containing the Practice of the Justices of the Peace as well in as out of their Sessions ... Now again enlarged with many Precedents and Resolutions of the Quaeres contained in the former Impressions: and the Statues of King Charles I and His Majesty King Charles II added under their several Titles, London: John Streater [and others], 1666. Folio (282 x 180 mm), contemporary blind-ruled sheep, rebacked retaining original label, bound without preliminary and possibly final blank, spill-burn in 2N6 - Johnson (Samuel). A Dictionary of the English Language ... The Fourth Edition, revised by the author, London: printed by W. Strahan, for W. Strahan [and others], 1773. 2 volumes, folio (410 x 235 mm), 19th-century maroon half morocco, gilt morocco labels '15th Regt' to front boards, manuscript presentation leaf inset into initial blank ('Doctor Badenach requests the officers of the 15th Regiment to accept for their library Johnson's Dictionary & a map of England, as a small mark of that regard which he will ever entertain for them, 20 Upper Baker St. London, Febry 22nd 1826'), imperfect, volume 1 title-page with marginal loss and extensive closed tears, laid down, substantial loss to volume 2 title-page and subsequent leaves - Nalson (John). An Impartial Collection of the Great Affairs of State, from the Beginning of the Scotch Rebellion in the Year MDCXXXIX to the Murther of King Charles I, London: for S. Mearne, [and others; volume 2: for A. Mearne ... ], 1682-3. 2 volumes, folio (326 x 195 mm), contemporary non-uniform calf, refurbished, volume 2 rebacked, each volume with engraved frontispiece and 'The Mind of the Frontispiece' leaf, volume 2 with engraved portrait, incomplete, lacking at least volume 1 leaves A2-4 - Southwell (Henry). The New Book of Martyrs, London: for J. Cooke, No. 17, in Pater-Noster Row, c.1785. Folio (365 x 230 mm), 20th-century boards, partly preserving original spine, incomplete (40 plates of 42 or 43?: lacking plates 19 and 23a; and lacking at least quires 3I-3L), front inner hinge cracked - Fuller (Thomas). The Historie of the Holy Warre, 4th edition, Cambridge: Thomas Buck, 1651. Folio (286 x 180 mm), contemporary sheep, rebacked, engraved frontispiece (preceded by 'A declaration of the Frontispiece' leaf), engraved folding map (staining and repaired loss along folds), incomplete (lacking at least text-leaves C2-3) - and 2 others including another copy of Fuller, Holy Warre, 3rd edition, 1647, bound with The Holy State, 3rd edition, 1652, Holy Warre lacking at least the frontispiece and folding map, Holy State incomplete at end but with numerous engraved portraits in the text (qty: 9) ESTC R29291 (Dalton), T117232 (Johnson), R6970 & R229450 (Nalson), T105997 (Southwell), R12547 (Fuller).

Fortescue (Sir John). De Laudibus Legum Angliae. Hereto are added the two Sums of Sir Ralph de Hengham ... with Notes both on Fortescue and Hengham. By that Famous and Learned Antiquarie John Selden, London: for Abel Roper, 1660. 8vo (137 x 90 mm), contemporary blind-ruled sheep, modern leaf-form brass clasps and catches, front joint cracked, minor loss to fore margins in signatures K-L - Bible (English; Authorised). The Holy Bible containing the Old Testament and the New, London: John Bill, 1665. 8vo (170 x 105 mm), later reversed calf, engraved architectonic title-page (trimmed and mounted), joints cracked, rear board near detached, the final leaf of the Old Testament and the entire New Testament replaced by a 19th-century edition (1821), leaf 3M1 repaired - [Bancks, John]. A Short Critical Review of the Political Life of Oliver Cromwell, 2nd edition ('carefully revised, and greatly enlarged'), London: for J. Osborn, and C. Davis; and J. Hodges, 1742. 12mo (161 x 92 mm), contemporary mottled calf, engraved portrait frontispiece, binding polished, front joint cracked, headcap perished - Jester's Magazine. The Jester's magazine: or, the Montlhy Merry-Maker. For June [-November] 1766. Numb. IX [-XIV], London: S. Bladon [and others], 1766. 6 parts only in 1 volume, 8vo, old boards (unsympathetically hand-painted at a later date), sold as a periodical - and further antiquarian (not fully collated) including Congreve, Works, 5th edition, 1730, Annual Register for the Year 1765, 4th edition (ex library), Milton, Paradise Lost, 6th edition, 1763 (2 volumes, 12 engraved plates of 13), Solomon Low, The Protestant Family Piece, 1st edition, 1716 (without leaves O1-5), and others (qty: 13) ESTC R23745 (Fortescue), R211594 (Bible), T135014 (Bancks), P3405/P3406 (Jester's Magazine, five complete sets world-wide).

Elizabethan estate-book. Manuscript estate-book of Thomas Cony of Bassingthorpe, Lincolnshire, c.1564-1608. 117 ff., 332 x 204 mm, watermarks of a coronet surmounting a fleur-de-lys (no countermarks), written in dark brown ink mainly in the same clear and fluent secretary hand, a few leaves left blank, many written on rectos only, later manuscript pagination, single manuscript leaf containing title and introduction evidently by Edmund Turnor (1754-1829) c.1790 (see note) tipped to initial blank (the blank containing 16th-century annotations verso; laid down onto front free endpaper with various pencilled annotations recto including 'The binding of this book is curious being a Venetian design. F Leveson Gower, May 1902', f. 1 with contemporary manuscript annotation at foot indicating that the book was sometime in the possession of one Thomas Butler (signed 'Ni.[or M] Roberts'), f. 116 with manuscript list of contents also by Turnor, marginal losses to ff. 4 and 115 not affecting text, related paper document (dated 1595, signed 'H Cholmley') tipped to f. 5 recto, vellum document dated 1607 tipped to f. 113 verso. Binding: contemporary calf, rebacked and relined in the 18th century (with gilt crest of the Turnor family to head and foot of spine and red morocco label 'Cony Household Book 1564' to second compartment), each cover with concentric frames in blind, arabesque lozenge gilt to centre with 'The Booke' and 'Of Estat' lettered in gilt above and below within single-fillet frames incorporating star tools gilt, pointillé floral cornerpieces gilt, front joint cracked but holding, covers scuffed, corners restored at an early date (probably contemporaneously with the rebacking), clasps and catches perished (qty: 1) A substantial historical document revealing the domestic and commercial transactions of a powerful member of the English merchant class which formed the backbone of the nation's prosperity during the Elizabethan golden age. The manuscript was first brought to public attention by the noted antiquary Edmond Turnor (1754-1829), who published a selection of passages and an introduction in the proceedings of the Society of Antiquaries in 1794 (Archaeologia, XI, pp. 22-33), and by direct descent from whom the manuscript is now offered for sale for the first time since the 17th century. 'The book, beginning in the year 1545 [sic], contains, principally, notes of the cattle belonging to ... Thomas Cony; inventories of his household-goods and plate at Bassingthorpe; his profits and losses in trade, etc. and the amount of his income and expences for fifty-four years ... He was the son of Richard Cony of Bassingthorpe, Esq. merchant of the Staple of Calais, who died in 1545, from whom he inherited a considerable property ... He was taken prisoner at Calais in 1558, when that town was surrendered to the Duke of Guise, and conveyed captive to Boulogne, where, after two months severe confinement, he was ransomed at the price of 374l ... In 1573 he was high sheriff of Rutland ... He much increased his estate, as appears by a rental of it in 1577 ... [His] line of trade, by which this great fortune was raised, was extremely lucrative. The merchants of the Staple had almost a monopoly of all wools exported; nor were the merchant adventurers [of whom Cony was also a member], who trade likewise in wools, a company less respectable' (Turnor, pp. 22-3). Provenance: 1) Sir Edmund Turnor (1619-1707) of Stoke Rochford, with his engraved bookplate and dated 1702 and a note by his descendant Edmund Turnor (1754-1829) in his manuscript introduction, reading: 'This book was amongst the writings relating to the Manor of North Stoke purchased of William Cony Esq. by Sir Edmund Turnor Knt 1671'). 2) Edmund Turnor (1754-1829) of Stoke Rochford, landowner and antiquary. 3) Thence by descent.Front joint is cracked and very tender.

A pair of limited edition prints, numbered and blind stamped

A late 19th century Chippendale revival mahogany vitrine table, with all-round glazed top over an under-tier, blind-fret decorated overall, 40.5 cm square x 74 cm h

Helen Layfield Bradley (1900-1979), 'Blackpool Sands', Print on paper, Signed in pencil lower right margin, Fine Art Trade Guild blind stamp 'AEB' for print number 042 to lower left margin, 48cm x 61.5cm, Framed and glazed

Salvador Dali (Spanish, 1904-1989), In Search of the Fourth Dimension, lithograph on paper, signed in pencil lower right, E.A. (artist proof) in pencil lower left, blind stamp, H.46cm W.58cm, H.50.5 W.75.5cm (paper size)

Salvador Dali (Spanish, 1904-1989), Butterfly and Bullfighter, lithograph on paper, signed in pencil lower right, E.A. (artist proof) in pencil lower left, blind stamp, H.70.5cm W.51.5cm, H.76cm W.54cm (paper size)

PENTAX MX SLR CAMERA, additional lenses and filters in canvas bag and a framed DAVID SHEPHERD limited edition print 113/850 titled - 'Lion's Head', signed in pencil, 20.5 x 24.5cms with blind proof stamp

REPRODUCTION MAHOGANY DAVENPORT - a hinged brass gallery top opening to reveal a sectional stationery interior, the front fall with crossbanded inlay and green leather gilt tooled writing surface, twin interior drawers, full side bank of four opening and opposing blind drawers, all having turned wooden knobs and bobbin turned front supports, 91cms H, 61cms W, 58cms D

ELLEN JOWETT print and one other - classically styled scene of children dancing, signed lower right with blind proof stamp lower left, 47.5 x 53cms and E W HASLEHUST - sunset study of a farmer bringing in the herd, 26.5 x 42cms

Of racing interest: a Victorian gold thimble,with a raised scalloped border and raised blue champlevé enamel inscription to read 'Ascot 1862 Canary Wins'. Tested as approximately 15ct gold, 4.42g,together with a cased gold thimble, with a royal blue champlevé enamel scrolling foliate border. Tested as approximately 9ct gold, 7.80g,a gold thimble, with a single row border of alternating split pearls, turquoise and coral cabochons. Tested as approximately 15ct gold, 6.80g,and a gold thimble, with a red champlevé enamel floral border with a blind cartouche. Tested as approximately 18ct gold, 2.96g (4)Canary (1858, out of Palma by Plenipotentiary) won Ascot's Royal Hunt Cup in 1862, beating a field of 37Condition report: Cased thimble - good original overall colour.  No damage to the enamel.Ascot thimble - surface scratches under 10x magnification.  No losses of enamel.  Good overall colour.The red enamel thimble - some loss of enamel, some tarnish.The gem set thimble - all present and undamaged.  Tarnished to the body.

A Swiss 18ct gold open-faced top wind fob watch,38mm with a white enamel dial with black Roman numerals and blued spade hands, a hand engraved foliate case with a blind cartouche to the case back. Case no. 70179. Swiss assay marks, 18K, 44.52gCondition report: Winds and ticking but guarantee as to time keeping or continued running. Dirty around and under the glass. Light surface marks commensurate with its age.No dents to case.Very small Swiss mark.

An 18ct gold top wind pin set open-faced chronograph pocket watch,52mm diameter. A white enamel dial with black Roman numerals, blued spade hands and centre second sweep. Case back with blind cartouche and garter surround, to a circular barley engine turned case and gold cuvette. London 1880. Case no. 43305. 98.78gCondition report: Currently running. No guarantee as to timekeeping or continued running.Some hairline cracks to dial. Surface marks/scratches and minor dings to case back, sides and cuvette.Front cover does not close flush.Crown winds and hands set, but do not quite align at '12'.Stop/start button is not functional. Scratches to persepex.Some wear to the top of the bow.Substantial wear to the engine turned case.

Dickenson, 'Boer War, British Army Officers, Men and Baggage Train', a monochrome print, JAS blind stamp, impression size 67 x 105cm, signed in pencil on the mount.

A Chippendale-style three-tier night table with overall blind fret decoration, having a central drawer, on square supports, 35cm square, 76cm high, (one leg damaged, drawer handle replaced) and a Georgian-style mahogany wash stand with open bowl aperture above two small drawers and jug stand, with turned column on cabriole legs, 82cm high, (2).