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A brace drill; and a quantity of bits

Heading: Author: Kent, RockwellTitle: Rockwellkentiana: Few Words and Many Pictures by R.K. And, by Carl Zigrosser, A Bibliography and List of PrintsPlace Published: New YorkPublisher:Harcourt, Brace and CompanyDate Published: 1933Description: Illustrations by Rockwell Kent. (4to) blue, pictorial cloth, jacket. First Edition. Inscribed and signed by Kent on the front free endpaper: "To, I am told, a staunch friend of my work, Miss Marian Huntington - By Rockwell Kent, 1933." Marian Huntington was the daughter of Henry E. Huntington, founder of the Huntington Library, Art Collection, and Botanical Gardens. Jacket lightly worn; near fine.

A WOODEN TOOLBOX CONTAINING A LARGE COLLECTION OF VINTAGE WOODWORKING TOOLS, INCLUDING A BRASS PLATED BRACE, PLANE, GOUGES, SAWS AND DRILL BITS, BOX 76CM W

Two woodworking planes, the first a Buck smoothing plane with chamfered steel frame and rosewood infill, 15.5in long, the second a Norris no A5 smoothing plane with rosewood infill, together with a Record no 2506 side rabbet plane, and a wooden brace inscribed 'J P Hassall'

TWO ISLAY MALTS A brace of single malt whiskies from two of the Island's heavy hitters. LAPHROAIG 10 YEAR OLD. 70cl. 40% abv. In original tube. Level mid neck. BRUICHLADDICH 10 YEAR OLD. 70cl. 40% abv. An older bottling from the Bruichladdich distillery. In original tube. Level low neck. Excellent condition. 2 bottles.

A pine tool box and contents of various tools, along with a box of vintage brace, axe heads and 110 volt power lead.

A collection of old tools to include engineers spanners, chisels, hammers, pulley blocks, blow lamps, Stanley saw attachment, bit and brace etc.

Taxidermy: a brace of snipe, under a glass dome, total height 32cm.

Matchbox Lesney 1-75 Series MB-36a Austin A50, blue-green body, no brace, six pips, MW, in type B box, E, box VG-E

Matchbox Lesney 1-75 Series MB-36a Austin A50, blue-green body, roof brace, GPW, in type B box, E, box E

Tools - a 19th century brass mounted beech coachbuilder's router, by Buck, Tottenham Court Road, wing-nut adjustment, 39.5cm wide; a mallet; a brace; a 19th century box iron (4)

Ladder stabiliser/brace

Two hand drills, brace, and carpentry tools in two canvas bags.

A 1968 Lotus Elan S4 SE DHC, registration number FAR 88G, chassis number 8104, engine number LP12843LBA, Carnival red. Garage stored since 1998, this lady owned Type 45 special equipment model was purchased by her in 1981 for £2,500 (receipt on file). Finished in Carnival red with a black interior, hood and hood cover, it features knock off wheels with correct three blade spinners and the rare Colin Chapman signed original steering wheel. Prior to going into storage the chassis was replaced at 91,000 miles and a new engine was installed at 94,750 miles, the current recorded mileage is 101,820 miles. During storage the paintwork has deteriorated with a patch missing from the bonnet. The Elan will now require recommissioning and restoring as necessary having spent 18 years in hibernation. This charming example is offered for auction with some spares including a pair of new drive shafts. A history file accompanys the Elan with receipts, the purchase receipt, past MOTs, tax discs, original handbooks and workshop manual and wheel brace and jack in its original wallet. The Elan is now reluctantly for sale and the vendor hopes that the Elan will be purchased by a new enthusiast who will cherish and use it as Colin Chapman intended. V5, no MOT See illustrations

Vintage hand brace with rare angle drilling attachment

An unusual large ebonised cast iron scientific / engineering tool / brace together with a vintage scientific microscope. Measures: 36cms high.

A taxidermy brace of pheasants, in naturalistic setting and four glass case, 62cm wide, 7 framed Wills Cigarette Cards of Old Inns, and Edward Walker (1879-1955) BRIDGE OVER THE STREAMSigned l.r., watercolour29 x 22cm

An oak and iron bound barrel, 44cm high, oak brace stamped Picton, 110cm long, and a wooden butter churner, 78cm long, (3).

Forster (E M) The Hill of Devi (Harcourt Brace, 1954) V.g., lacks d.w.; Maurice (Arnold 1971) v.g. in cloth, d.w.; The Life to Come (Norton 1972) V.g. in clipped d.w.; Arctic Summer and Other Fiction (Arnold 1980) Abinger Edition. V.g. in cloth, d.w.; Maurice (Edward Arnold 1971) v.g., in cloth, d.w.; (Furnbank, P. N) E M Forster A Life Vol. l (Secker & Warburg 1977 ) v.g. in cloth, d.w.; (Furnbank, P. N) and E M Forster A Life Vol. ll (Secker & Warburg 1998 ) V.g. in cloth, d.w. A useful lot. (7)

Hemingway (Ernest) A Moveable Feast (Scribner 1964); The Nick Adams Stories (Scribner 1972); A Hemingway Checklist [Lee Samuels]; By-Line (Scribner 1967); Three Stories and Ten Poems (1977 rep); 88 Poems (Harcourt Brace) As a lot, w.a.f. (6)

Fitzgerald (F Scott) The Crack-Up (New Directions, CT 1945). Ed. Edmund Wilson. First Edn., with title page printed in red, brown and black. V.g. in original pink boards with printed label to spine, d.w. is soiled, worn at edges, with open tears (loss) to tail of spine and bottom corner of front panel, edges and endpapers age-toned, top edge dusty; [Bruccoli Matthew] The Price Was High: Last Uncollected Stories of F Scott Fitzgerald (Harcourt Brace 1979) First Edn., v.g. in cloth, d.w. and glassine wrapper; [Turnbull Andrew] Scott Fitzgerald A Biography (Bodley Head 1962). First Edn., v.g. in cloth, d.w. lightly soiled and edge worn with a few small tears; [Mitford, Nancy] Zelda Fitzgerald (Bodley Head 1970) rep., v.g. in cloth, d.w. rubbed, lightly soiled. Non-author gift inscription to ffep. (4)

Farrell (J G) The Empire Trilogy and one other; Troubles (Cape 1970) First UK, v.g. in cloth, d.w. Inside front board inscribed in marker "Bingham / Rookwood / Benburb" (beneath flap). D.w. rubbed at edges, tears, some open - loss, front hinge weak. The novel was voted best novel of 1970 (ahead of White's The Vivisector and taking 38% of all votes cast - more than twice that for any other nominee); The Siege of Krishnapur (Harcourt Brace 1974) First US Edn., v.g. in cloth, d.w. Private library label to ffep, name erased with tippex. In removable cellophane covers. Hilary Mantel chose The Siege of Krishnapur as her all-time Booker winner, praising " its supple humour, its insight, economy and narrative drive [that] make it an enduring delight; The Singapore Grip (Weidenfeld & Nicolson 1978) First UK Edn., v.g. in cloth, spine damp/liquid stained, d.w. is age-toned; The Hill Station (Weidenfeld & Nicolson 1981) v.g. in cloth, d.w. In removable cellophane covers. (4)

The very smartly-presented, right-hand drive 'home market' example on offer was subject to a ground up restoration some two years ago, at a cost well in excess of £25,000 for parts and labour. The work included a bare metal body and chassis repaint; new boot floor, passenger area rear panel, fuel tank, chassis brace, body mounts, axle brackets, engine and gearbox mounts, steering rack and bushes, wiring loom and brake and fuel lines. The braking system was completely overhauled with new master and slave cylinders and handbrake cables. The radiator, dynamo and propshaft were all reconditioned at a cost of £500. The four-cylinder OHV engine was overhauled and the cast iron cylinder head converted to function safely on unleaded fuel. A new four-into-one stainless exhaust system was also installed. During the restoration, close attention was paid to the cosmetic aspects of the car, which resulted in the fitting of new: chrome wire wheels, interior trim and carpets, windscreen and rubbers, hood, full tonneau cover, stainless steel bumpers, and front and rear lights. The body trims were all replaced with fresh items and a new Moto-Lita steering wheel and boss installed. According to the Triumph's British Motor Industry Heritage Certificate, this TR was manufactured at the company's Coventry factory on April 29th 1964 and dispatched to Triumph dealers Beadle and Company of Mayfair, London on June 1st. The car still carries its original London registration number, while the Heritage Certificate confirms it to have left the factory equipped with the desirable overdrive transmission and finished in White, exactly as it's presented for sale today. It comes with a very substantial history file that includes: invoices; photographic record of the restoration; DVLA list of previous owners; the aforementioned Heritage Certificate; workshop manual; a valuation certificate dated July 2014 for the sum of £30,000; and 23 old MOT certificates, plus one valid to August 15th this year. The odometer currently displays an unwarranted 49,000 miles and the vendor classes the two-seater bodywork, paintwork, Red interior trim, 2.1-litre engine and four-speed manual gearbox as all being in 'excellent' order. What's not to like?!

ATTRIBUTED TO GEORGE ARMFIELD (1808-1893) "Ferreting for rabbits", study of sending ferret down a rabbit hole with three terriers and horse and man standing with top hat and shotgun in hand, two figures to background, a brace of rabbits already caught to the foreground", oil on canvas, unsigned, 62 cm x 76 cm CONDITION REPORTS Overall with wear, dirt, craquelure, cracks to the paint. Flaking to the paint, some areas of paint loose and some areas of paint missing. A large area of missing paint centre right. Some yellowing. Some scratches and scuffs. Some restoration. Some streaky marks. Under UV light several areas of repair and restoration are evident, particularly an approximately crescent shaped repair to the standing figure's left should, edge of face, hat, and to the left of the figure. Restoration to tree to left of the picture, and also to a few further areas, which show up dark under UV. The majority of the picture shows up a milky white under UV.

Badge. Scottish. The Queen’s Own Cameron Highlanders, Victorian Officer’s shoulder belt plate 1881-1901. A fine quality example, the rectangular gilt back plate with a burnished rim and engine-turned ground, upon this in silver St. Andrew’s Cross; over the cross in gilt a crown over an oval, “The Queen’s Own Cameron Highlanders”. Within the oval on a raised burnished gilt backing a silver crown over a thistle spray, below the Cross a silver Sphinx on Egypt tablet. Brace of hooks and studs to reverse. VGC Provenance. Ex Hugh King Collection.

Tools - a 19th century brass mounted beech coachbuilder's router, by Buck, Tottenham Court Road, wing-nut adjustment, 39.5cm wide; a mallet; a brace; a 19th century box iron (4)

A vintage pine and metal toolbox containing a wooden plane, brace, oil cans and screwdriver.

COLLECTABLES - A collection of 3 vintage industrial tools to include a carpenters vice, a large pulley & a brace.

A ROYAL WORCESTER VASE of bulbous form and short neck painted with a brace of pheasant by James Stinton, date code for 1919.

A CASED 15 BORE PERCUSSION SPORTING GUN BY BURNETT, SOUTHAMPTON, LONDON PROOF MARKS, CIRCA 1850 with signed rebrowned twist sighted barrel, engraved breech, engraved tang decorated with a snipe and scrolls, signed scroll-and border-engraved back-action lock decorated with a brace of pheasant, engraved steel mounts including trigger-guard with pineapple finial, horn fore-end cap and associated brass-tipped wooden ramrod: in brass-bound fitted mahogany case, the lid with trade label for Reilly no. 502 New Oxford Street, complete with some accessories including embossed brass flask by Bartram, leather shot flask and cleaning rod 81.0 cm; 31 7/8 in barrel William Burnett is recorded 18 St Mary's Square, Southampton, Hampshire, 1823-39 and at 153 High Street 1843-51.

A 19th century bronze depicting a hunting hound seated next to a brace of game birds, 11cm high, a modern bronze tiger, 52cm wide, two bronze Tudor rose roundels, 16.5cm diameter, and four 19th century bronze feet, each cast as a mythological dolphin, 24cm high. (8)

A Rare Late 13th Century Medieval Limoges Altar Cruet (A/F). The copper pear-shaped ewer enriched with engraved enamel work depicting a winged angel in a roundel either side on a cobalt blue ground of scrolling foliate stems, The gilded handle surmounted by a lid hinge (lacking lid). The scrolling spout supported by a later brace. 6¼ ins (15.5 cms) in height. [Similar examples see The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York; The Cloisters Collection, 1947 (47.101.39)]

Taxidermy: A brace of partridge, in faux snow setting in bowed glass ebonised case. 66 x 51 x 17cm.

A large brace of modern white metal German table pheasants, no maker's mark, stamped 'Germany 925' to the left foot of each bird, 41.4cm (cock bird), 35.5cm (hen bird), 43.76oz (2) Acid test indicates high grade silver

A naturalistic glazed display case of taxidermy, a Greater Black backed gull, a brace of seagulls and a brace of Oyster Catchers, the case 76 x 81.5 x 28cm (30 x 32 x 11 in)

A WWII period non magnetic brace, two non magnetic screwdrivers, a trowel and chisel:, the brace dated '1941', also together with a pair of crimper pliers and a wooden bit box (7) * see page 197, vol 2, 'Diving Helmets and Equipment Through The Ages'.

A pair 19th century North Italian hall chairs profusely inlaid with ivory/bone (2) Condition Report A few (not many) losses to inlay, minor burn marks, stretchers previously split - one repaired with brace

Charles Towne (1763-1840) - 'Brace of terriers', dogs in a landscape, oil on canvas, signed lower centre and dated 1832, 28 x 37.5 cm Condition Report Surface crackelure, but paint stable, areas of varnish loss, frame damaged

Four 1950s Dunsmore (on Minton blanks) 6" dust pressed tiles decorated with designs by Polly Brace comprising a yellow duck, a calf, a seagull and a hunting scene together with five H&R Johnson dust pressed tiles decorated with pigs (9)

Painted wooden and steel rectangular garden table formed from a 19th Century ledge and brace door

Four Wooden and Iron Vintage Tools incluidng Measure, Stanley No. 283 Scraper, Saw and a Brace

A 19th c. Beech framed invalid Chair, by Carters Furniture having turned rear hand rail in brass mounts, padded reclining back in beech show frame supports, with brass brace and reclining mechanism, large padded seat, on large front spoked wheels with rear cast dolly wheel.

A taxidermy brace of pheasants, in naturalistic setting and four glass case, 62cm wide

A brace of grey partridge, within naturalistic setting and five glass case, 43.5cm wide, Bovingdon Hall 22.10.97, a taxidermy lapwing in wall mounted picture case, 37cm wide, a taxidermy French partridge in naturalistic setting and four glass case, and a brace of partridge within a four glass case, 52.5cm wide

An "Ultimate Brass Framed Brace" by Robert Marples, Hermitage Works, Sheffield

A brace of .36cal five-shot percussion Colt Police revolvers, the first 5.5inch sighted barrel stamped ADDRESS COL SAML COLT NEW-YORK U.S. AMERICA serial no. 30865 to the frame and wedge, the former also engraved with the initials A.B.H, walnut grips, together with another similar with 6.4inch sighted barrel stamped ADDRESS COL SAML COLT NEW-YORK U.S. AMERICA serial no. 11957 to the frame and wedge, contained in a later beige lined velvet case complete with replica accessories.

A post-war smock and pair of breeches, along with a pair of WLA breeches and a pair of WLA Bill and Brace, circa 1943 - (4)

A quantity of woodworking tools including Stanley and Record planes, also a large plane and other planes, a Marples band saw, a brace and a vice etc.

BRACE OF CASED SPECIMEN PHEASANTS TOGETHER WITH RED SQUIRREL on a branch, set on rock work with ferns and foliage, by Jefferies of Carmarthen. The case 84cm x 60cm. CONDITION REPORT: Some minor wear and rather dirty externally, specimens basically good, minor mould evidence on rock work in places.

An Admiralty Antique ebony carpenter's brace with impressed Bristol Dockyard mark, and an early Sorby Sheffield rosewood gauge (2).

A 19th. century Russian painted and gilt roundel icon of a Patriarch. 23cm. diameter. CONDITION REPORT: Good but curved due to shrinkage. Back brace pulling away.

Molly Bond, (British, 20th century), a stoneware and soapstone sculpture of a brace of doves, stylised form 25½cm (10in)

Attributed to William Hunt Diederich, a wrought iron and mesh fire screen, decorated with a brace of stylised greyhounds 51½ x 73cm (20 x 28in) Literature: Alastair Duncan, American Art Deco, New York, 1986, p.101

A SELECTION OF VINTAGE HAND TOOLS TO INC A RARE JOSEPH COOPER BRACE (3)

BRACE, MORTICE GAUGE, PLANE, STONE & SOLDER IRON

A William Marples Hibernia Ultimatum Framed Brace, in ebony and brass, together with various sized drill bits in wooded case

TWO BOXED PLANES, TWO BRACE, TWO VINTAGE PLANES, MARKER GAUGE, ETC

An oil painting on board attributed to Sir Kyffin Williams showing a study of a game keeper wearing a cap, holding a gun and carrying a brace of pheasant, painted in thick impasto in tones of brown, black, grey and cream, with incised initials bottom left KW, further inscribed verso to frame - Kyffin Williams and Wib Ifan, faintly inscribed to back of board K Williams, 18 x 14 cm approx in cream coloured wide frame with linen style slip

An old weathered pine ledge and brace door, 168 cm high x 83 cm wide approximately

Admiralty antique ebony brace with impressed Bristol dockyard mark together with a steel bit