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Mather, E. Powys. The Book of the Thousand Nights and One Night. Rendered from the literal and complete version of Dr. J.C. Mardrus. London: Privately Printed for the Casanova Society, 1923. 16 vols, Frontispieces in colour. Publisher's qtr vellum, spines faded and a little spotted, top edges gilt, others uncut. 8vo. The edition limited to 750 numbered sets on antique paper (this unnumbered).
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A mixed lot comprising 6 boxed vehicles by Corgi and Lledo with 5 plastic figures, 2 Matchbox lorries, a plastic Corgi Morris Minor, a plastic Dennis the Menace and a plastic Minnie the Minx, with a large quantity of Corgi Classic catalogues (x25), plus 3 collector's guides, a Pocket Book of Corgi and catalogues for 1980,81, 83 & 85, and other literature (G)
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A scratch built model of a 'Town' class cruiser HMS York (scale 1:600) and accompanying book of its' history. In brief, this ship escorted Atlantic and Malta envoys, landed and evacuated troops from the failed Norwegian campaign. Active in the Med and attacked Italian fleet in Toronto harbour. Fatally crippled by 2 one-man Italian explosive motor boats in Suda Bay during the battle of Crete. Remained there for 11 years until scrapped in Bari, Italy in 1952. Presented in a well made wooden framed glass case
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Aeronautical Society of Great Britain. Ninth [-Nineteenth] Annual Report of the Aeronautical Society of Great Britain, for the year 1874 [-1884], printed by Henry F. Richardson, Greenwich, c. 1874-84, b & w illusts. to text, contemp. cloth, a little rubbed, small thick 8vo, together with Mansfield (Charles Blachford), Aerial Navigation, ed. Robert Blachford Mansfield, 1877, some b & w illusts. to text, diags. to texts, orig. cloth, rubbed and some marks, 8vo, plus Cox (Rev. J.N.), The Dominion of the Air, The Story of Aerial Navigation, n.d., c. 1900, twenty-four b & w plts. after photos., orig. dec. cloth gilt, some minor marks, 8vo, and three others (All About Airships by Ralph Simmonds, A Book for Boys, pub. Cassell, 1911, Flying-Machines, Past, Present, and Future, by Alfred W. Marshall and Henry Greenly, n.d., c. 1910, & Balloons, Airships and Flying Machines, by Gertrude Bacon, n.d., c. 1905), all 8vo (6)
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Duchene (Captain). The Mechanics of the Aeroplane, A Study of the Principles of Flight, trans. John H. Ledeboer and T. O'B. Hubbard, 1st English ed., b & w illusts. to text, orig. red cloth, a little rubbed and slightly faded to spine, one or two marks, together with Matthews (R. Borlase), The Aviation Pocket-Book for 1918, 6th ed., revised and enlarged, 1918, b & w illusts., orig. blue cloth, spine faded, small 8vo, plus Lanchester (F.W.), Aerial Flight, 2 vols. (Aerodynamics & Aerodonetics), 3rd ed./2nd ed. respec., 1911/10, b & w illusts., orig. blue cloth, rubbed and soiled with some staining and fraying to head of spine of 2nd vol., contemp. ownership inscription of Captain Robin Grey, Grenadier Guards & R.F.C. to front pastedown of each vol., and Grahame-White (Claude & Harper, Harry), With the Airmen, 1st ed., 1913, b & w illusts., col. plts. etc., orig. cloth, rubbed and some soiling and wear, partly cracked on inner hinges, plus other aviation interest, incl. technical works, handbooks, meteorology, and a quantity of vintage aviation maps (2 cartons)
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* Manuscript notes. A 62-page manuscript draft memoir by Cecil L. Pashley, sixty-two folio sheets, handwritten in ink, with pencil corrections and alterations, together with a small exercise book containing twelve pages of handwritten notes by Cecil Pashley. A fascinating and detailed draft memoir by Cecil Pashley, of his earliest flying days, from 1910 onwards. (2)
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* Concorde, G-BOAA. Aircraft Log Book for Constructors No 100-006, dated 1975. B.A.C. (Commercial Aircraft Division, Filton, Bristol), the pre-delivery flight-test log book, recording 1st flight, 5.11.75 3hrs 10mins, after 17 flights, 54hrs 49mins, 31 landings, Check 'A' carried out and certified on 6/1/76, together with the original Modification Record Book signed off by Chief Inspector B.A.C.Ltd on 12/1/76; both L.H. and R.H. Concorde exhaust system delivery manuals with all relevant control and examiners signatures; a copy of British Airways Concorde Special News dated 28/10/03 and the original pre-Paris incident, oval re-fuelling panel inscribed 6/512CB, 17 in. (43cms.) long (-)
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* Concorde, G-BOAB. Aircraft Log Book for Constructors No. 100-008, dated 1976. B.A.C. (Commercial Aircraft Division, Filton, Bristol), the pre-delivery flight-test log book, recording 1st flight, 18-5-76, 3hrs 33mins, after 12 flights, 42hrs 17mins, 24 landings, Check 'A' carried out and certified on 20.9.76, with flying control, range of movements analysis documents, Certificate of Compliance inspection documentation dated 21/9/76 signed off by Chief Inspector B.A.C., together with a copy of British Airways Concorde Special News dated 28/11/03 and the original pre-Paris incident oval re-fuelling panel inscribed 623 AB, 17 ins. (43cms.) long (-)
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* Concorde, G-BOAC. Aircraft Log Book for arguably the most famous of the British Airways Concorde fleet, recording flights 177 to 188 (Book 1, 2nd volume, flight 1-176 now lost, but first flight given as on 27.2.75), total time given as 502hrs 48mins, 252 landings, together with delivery date to British Airways signed off as 13-2-76, rigging, life control items and listed equipment documentation, a Concorde Readiness log, the L.H. and R.H. Concorde exhaust system delivery manuals with all relevant control and examiners signatures, a copy of British Airways Concorde Special News dated 28/10/03 and the original pre-Paris incident oval re-fuelling panel inscribed 512 BB, 17 in. (43 cms.) long (-)
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* Concorde, G-BOAD. Aircraft Log Book for Constructors No. 100-010, dated 1976, B.A.C. Commercial Aircraft Division, Filton, Bristol, the pre-delivery flight-test log book, recording 1st flight, 25.8.76m 1hr 28mins, after 23 flights, 62hrs 30mins, 48 landings, Check 'A' completed 2.11.76, Certificate of Airworthiness issued 5.11.76, with Certificate of Compliance, Modification Record Book photocopy and rigging documentation; together with the Aircraft Readiness Log, a copy of British Airways Concorde Special News dated 28/10/03 and the original pre-Paris incident oval re-fuelling panel inscribed 621 DB, 17 in. (43cms.) long (-)
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* Concorde, G-BOAE. Aircraft log book for Constructors No. 100-012, dated 1977, B.A.C. Commercial Aircraft Division, Filton, Bristol, the pre-delivery flight-test log book, recording 1st flight 17.3.77, 2hrs 23mins, after 12 flights, 28hrs 44mins, aircraft certified for approval of C of A 19/7/77; together with Certificate of Compliance, Certificate of Maintenance Release, Flying Control Range of Movements document and alignment (rigging) analysis; together with a copy of British Airways Concorde Special News dated 28/10/03 and the original pre-Paris incident oval re-fuelling panel inscribed 625, 17 in. (43 cms.) long (-)
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* Concorde, G-BFKW. Aircraft log book for Constructors No. 100-014, dated 1978, British Aerospace/Aerospatiale, the pre-delivery flight test log book, recording 1st flight 21.4.78, 3hrs 7mins, after 9 flights, 27hrs 50mins aircraft approved for issued C of A on 5.2.80; together with Certificate of Compliance, British Airways Concorde News Special dated 28/10/03 and the original pre-Paris incident oval re-fuelling panel inscribed 523 HT, 17 in. (43cms.) long (-)
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* Concorde, G-N94AF (G-BOAF). Aircraft log book for Constructors No. 100-016, dated 1979, British Aerospace/Aerospatiale, the pre-delivery flight-test log book, recording 1st flight 20.4.79, 1hr 47mins, after 9 flights, 26hrs 36mins, aircraft delivered 13-06-80, registration cancelled and re-registered as G-BOAF, aircraft approved for issue of C of A on 12-06-80; together with Certificate of Compliance, British Airways Concorde Special News dated 28/10/03 and the original pre-Paris incident oval re-fuelling panel inscribed 621 EB, 17 ins. (43cms.) long (-)
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Doncaster Aviation Meeting. Souvenir Book of Doncaster Aviation Meeting, Oct. 15th to 23rd 1909, the First Flying Meeting in England, pub. 1909, 16pp. with illusts. from photos. of aeroplanes and ports. of aviators by Dudley Hardy, orig. printed wrappers with illust. by Hardy of fashionable lady and biplane, some spotting and wear, incl. some creasing and a small tear to upper cover, 8vo, together with a small qty. of aviation ephemera incl. 2 signed postcards by the aviator M. Shreck (-)
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Russell (D.A., ed.). Aircraft of the Fighting Powers, 7 vols., 1940-46, trade adverts at front excised to most vols., b & w photo. illusts. throughout, orig. cloth gilt, together with The Book of Westland Aircraft/The Book of Bristol Aircraft/The Book of Miles Aircraft, n.d., c.1945, together three vols., b & w photo. illusts., orig. cloth gilt, and other aviation including modern publications in d.j's, early 20th century aviation fiction in dec. cloth, aviation magazines, etc. (approx. 110)
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* Standard 'Avon' Special Two-Seater. Six-page fold-out sales leaflet, fully illustrated text and specification,. Standard Six colour fold-out sales leaflet for the 'Exmouth' Special Saloon and Saloon, a fine two-page full colour fold-out sales brochure for the 'Standard' Six and Four Cylinder models c.1927; 'Standard' 8 h.p and 10 h.p instructions book, 1st ed., c.1955; Hillman 'White Wing' Straight Eight fold-out full colour leaflet with price list dated 1st September, 1928; 1929 Swift Ten fold-out sales leaflet, colour cover, sepia illustrations with prices of the full range of 10 h.p models and a 1930 Swift Ten fold-out sales leaflet illustrating the 'Fleetwing', 'Migrant', 'Nomad' "Paladin Foursome" and Four-Seater models (9)
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Wilts, Somerset & Weymouth Railway. Plan and Secton, 1844, thirty-four (of 35) eng. sheets, (appears to lack sheet 20), sheet 2 supplied in later facsimile, all sheets stamped 'Great Western Railway, Engineers Office, Paddington', fore-edges damaged with some loss, several repairs, old canvas wrappers, soiled, oblong folio (approx. 46 x 68 cm.), together with Southern Railway. Through Rate Book, English Section (Stations South of Berwick and Carlisle), containing the Rates for Merchandise & Livestock., Salisbury (Milford) Station, 1926, 360pp., num. ms. insertions and addn. printed notes, etc., orig. half leather, rubbed and worn at extrems., thick folio (2)
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* Yorkshire. A group of four albumen prints by Philip Henry Delamotte and Joseph Cundall, c. 1856, images include Kirkstall Abbey Main Entrance, Ruins on the South Side, Rivaulx Abbey triforium, and River Stepping Stones, each approx. 28 x 23 cm, mounted on book leaves, mounts a little spotted and last mount somewhat damp stained. Taken from 'A Photographic Tour Among the Abbeys of Yorkshire' (1856). (4)
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Leycester (Sir Peter). Historical Antiquities, in Two Books. The First Treating in General of Great-Brettain and Ireland, the Second Containing Particular Remarks Concerning Cheshire.Whereunto is Annexed a Transcript of Doomsday-Book, so Far as it cConcerneth Cheshire, Taken Out of the Original Record, 1st ed, 1673, title printed in red and black, woodcut initials and armorials, uncol. folding engraved map of "The County Palatine of Chester" by John Speed (Roger Rea edition), errata leaf at rear, front blank endpaper detached (but extant), contemp. mottled calf, rebacked, folio. Wing L1943. (1)
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Holbrook (John Edwards). North American Herpetology; Or, a Description of the Reptiles Inhabiting the United States, vol. 1 only (of 4), Philadelphia, 1836, twenty-four fine hand-col. litho. plts. of turtles, frogs, lizards, and snakes, etc, some marginal dampstains, orig. boards, worn on spine and covers det, 4to, together with The Instructive Picture Book. Lessons from the Geographical Distribution of Animals, or the Natural History of the Quadrupeds, which Characterise the Principal Divisions of the Globe, by M.H.H.J, Edinburgh, 1860, sixty full-page hand-col. wood engs, modern green half morocco gilt, slim folio, plus Kelsall (Rev. J.E, and Munn, Philip W.), The Birds of Hampshire and the Isle of Wight, 1905, b & w illusts. from photos, folding map at rear, upper corner of half-title cut away, t.e.g, orig. cloth gilt, a little rubbed, 8vo, and Hamilton (Franciscus, and Don, David), Prodromus Florae Nepalensis, sive Enumeratio Vegetabilium, quae in Itinere per Nepalliam Proprie Dictam et Regiones Conterminas, Ann, 1802-1803, pub. London, 1825, half-title present, untrimmed, orig. boards, tall 12mo, and other natural history. (a carton)
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Hortus Sanitatis. [Ortus sanitatis de herbis et plantis, [etc.], Strassburg, Reinhard Beck, 1517], an incomplete copy, comprising 342 (of 356) leaves, lacking the title-page a1, a8, K5, 54, 55, VI and all 8 leaves of Gg, illustrated throughout with striking woodcuts of plants, animals, birds, fish, nd lapidaries, long tears in a2 ang Kk7, Kk8 laid down, some soiling and staining, occasional paper repairs, in an 18th c. English full russia binding, sides detached and spine split, small folio. With hundreds of extraordinary woodcuts, sometimes 4 to a page. Collated against Adams H.1019. Adams states that sig.Hh is omitted from the register, and our copy gives rise to doubts against Gg as well. The last book, "De Lapidibus", finishes at the end of Ff, and is followed by the Tabula beginning on Ii1. If Gg is indeed a ghost, then we are short of only 6 leaves. (1)
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