§ § John Rattenbury Skeaping RA (1901-1980). A bronze group, 'Shoeing a cart horse', on naturalistic base, signed and numbered 3/15, 47cm wide, 16cm deep, 32cm high A little dusty but otherwise in honest untouched condition, rich chocolate brown patination throughout, signed and numbered to the back of the naturalistic plinth.PLEASE NOTE:- Prospective buyers are strongly advised to examine personally any goods in which they are interested BEFORE the auction takes place. Whilst every care is taken in the accuracy of condition reports, Gorringes provide no other guarantee to the buyer other than in relation to forgeries. Many items are of an age or nature which precludes their being in perfect condition and some descriptions in the catalogue or given by way of condition report make reference to damage and/or restoration. We provide this information for guidance only and will not be held responsible for oversights concerning defects or restoration, nor does a reference to a particular defect imply the absence of any others. Prospective purchasers must accept these reports as genuine efforts by Gorringes or must take other steps to verify condition of lots. If you are unable to open the image file attached to this report, please let us know as soon as possible and we will re-send your images on a separate e-mail.
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Miscellaneous Tokens and Checks, East Yorkshire, Bridlington Quay, G.W. Simpson, bracteate brass 5 Shillings and Sixpence, both 25mm; Goole, Goole CSL, aluminium Pint, 25mm, square bronze 1 Pint Milk, 26mm (Rains 5, 6); Hull, Hull Corporation, brass, stamped 5068, 33mm; North Frodingham, Hussard & Son, brass Sixpence, Penny and Halfpenny, all 27mm; Pocklington, H. Jowett, oval iron bracteate, 39 x 27mm; together with East Riding Police, uniface brass, 30mm [10]. Hussards and E.R. Police very fine, others fine and better £40-£60
Miscellaneous Tokens and Checks, HEREFORDSHIRE, Hereford, A. Andrew, brass, 25mm, Hereford C&ISL, bronze Pound, 27mm (Rains 10), Hereford CS, Milk Depot, brass 1/2 Pint Milk, 25mm (R 15), Soup Distribution Industrious Aid Society, brass One Quart (2), both 24mm; Kington, Talbot Inn, Thomas Hatton, brass Threepence, 25mm (Whitmore 63); Ledbury, [Royal] Oak Hotel, M. Matthews, Dinner Check, brass Sixpence, 24mm (W 69), The Old Talbot Inn, uniface brass Threepence, 25mm (W 70); Leominster, Blue Boar Inn, F. Wrigglesworth, brass Threepence by Pettit, 25mm (W 73); Marden, Volunteer, uniface brass Threehalfpence, 24mm (W 79); Ross-on-Wye, Castle Vaults, A. Taylor, uniface brass Threepence, 25mm (W 80), George Hotel, J. Cole, brass Threepence, 23mm (W 81), New Inn, anonymous, brass Threepence, 26mm (W 87; Courtney p.195), Plough Inn, Albert Seabright, brass Threepence, 23mm (W 92, recté Albert), Prince of Wales Inn, T.H. Counsell, brass Threepence, 24mm (W 93), Saracens Head, anonymous, brass Threepence, 22mm (W 96), Territorials, brass, 26mm [17]. W 70, 73 and 93 fine, latter two pierced, one Soup Aid excavated, others about very fine and better, several rare £180-£220 --- Provenance: J. Whitmore Collection
Miscellaneous Tokens and Checks, DEVON, Exeter, Elmfield Hotel, Edward Banfield, copper Halfpenny, 1869, 27mm (Young 41; DTT p.158, no.1, ii), George & Dragon Inn, brass Threehalfpence by Seage, 19mm (DTT p.21, no.24); Co DURHAM, Middleton-in-Teesdale, Middleton-in-Teesdale Workmens PS, bracteate set of values, Pound to Threepence (Rains 4-10); GLOUCESTERSHIRE, Blakeney, Yew Tree, M.E. Thomas, aluminium Threepence, 24mm (Greenaway 1054); SOMERSET, Bath, Bath CSL, octagonal bronze 1 Pint (R 32), Coleford, Coleford ICSL, brass 2lb Bread (2, one pierced), 1lb Bread, Brown Bread (2, different) (R 12, 12a, 14, 16, 17), Frome, Frome CSL, aluminium Half Quartern Loaf (R 22), Radstock, Radstock CS, 1 Pint (2), Half-Pint (2) (R 19, 20, 21, 22); STAFFORDSHIRE, Smethwick, Old Chapel Inn, brass Threepence by Sale, 23mm (Whitmore 5708), West Bromwich, Cape Hotel, A. Andrews, brass Twopence by Whitaker, 24mm (W 5195); WARWICKSHIRE, Birmingham, Rodney Inn, brass Threepence by Pope, 32mm (W 2947), Villa Tavern, white metal Twopence-Halfpenny, 24mm (W 3559); WILTSHIRE, Bradford-on-Avon, Bradford-on-Avon CS, bracteate 5 Shillings (R 8), Wellington, Wellington CSL, brass Penny, bronze 1 Pint Milk (R 2, 15); MONMOUTHSHIRE, Blaina, Blaina ISL, bracteate brass Penny, Shillings (2) (Cox 274, 278; R 2, 8) [30]. Generally fine to very fine, some Coleford pieces better £70-£90 --- Provenance: I. Bridges Collection
Miscellaneous Tokens and Checks, West Yorkshire, Huddersfield, Centre Mills, uniface oval brass, stamped 1450, 38 x 25mm, Huddersfield Corporation Tramways, brass, stamped 1061, 35mm (Smith –), Huddersfield and District P.T. Exam Association, white metal, stamped B280, 27mm, Linthwaite Grocery Co Ltd, iron bracteate 5 Shillings, 30mm, Sykes & Abbott, imitation Victorian bronze Penny and Halfpenny, 30 and 26mm; Keighley, Globe Inn, J[oseph] Parkin, brass Twopence, 27mm (YTC p.37), Prince-Smith & Stells Ltd, Burlington Shed, uniface oval brass, stamped D 2416, 50 x 33mm, Ramsden Bros, brass, unissued, 27mm, Steeton Bobbin Mills, uniface brass, unissued, 38mm [10]. Last fine, others very fine, Sykes & Abbott Penny with attractive dark patina £90-£120
Miscellaneous Tokens and Checks, Worcester, Baker & Son, brass, ep, 26mm, 5.32g; Cousens Co-Operative Bakery, iron bracteate Penny, 27mm, 1.27g; Davies, copper election token, ep, 24mm, 4.93g/12h (Withers 1965); F. & A. Fownes, copper, ep, 16mm, 2.12g/8h; Frank Gardner, brass Sixpence, ep, 28mm, 7.55g/12h; H. Hoddinott, bracteate bronze Half-Sovereign, 25mm, 1.60g, copper Pound by Ardill, eg, 22mm, 3.48g/12h; S. James, brass (3), one with heart stamp, one with h and a heart, one with hw and heart, eg (2), ep, all 29mm, 6.88g/12h, 6.64g/12h, 4.74g/12h; [and Deritend, Warwickshire], Kendall & Son, copper, by T.W. Ingram, 28mm, ep, 8.61g/6h (Hawkins p.313 and pl.17, 9; MG 1287); James Myatt, uniface brass Shilling, ep, 24mm, 4.15g; W. Packman, brass (3, two different types), one with leaf countermark on rev., one countermarked sj on rev., eg, 31mm (2), 29mm, 9.19g, 8.76g, 6.03g; Tho[ma]s Peacock, brass One Pot by Daniell, eg, 23mm, 4.17g/12h; St John’s Working Mens Club, brass Penny, ep, 24mm, 4.09g/12h; Ward & Co (Worcester) Ltd, lozenge-shaped aluminium by Pitt, eg, 40 x 28mm, 2.58g/6h; Worcester City Rifles Club, 1 Game of Bagatelle, 1874, brass, eg, 26mm, 6.45g/6h (Withers 1515); Worcester Conservative Club, uniface brass Threepence, ep, 26mm, 4.08g; Worcester CCL, iron bracteate Threepence, 21mm, 1.06g, brass Half-Sovereign, eg, 20mm, 2.44g, One Pound (2), bronze, eg, 23mm, 3.18g, bracteate brass, 23mm, 1.13g (Rains 4, 9, 10, –); Worcester New C & ISL, iron bracteate Threepence and Shilling, both 23mm, 0.94g, 0.96g, brass 5 Shillings, eg, 21mm, 3.25g/12h, octagonal brass 10 Shillings, ep, 3.60g/12h (R 14, –, 28, 29); Worcester CSL, aluminium 1/2 Pint, Pint (2, different), ep, 22, 26 and 24mm, 1.22g/12h, 1.58g/12h, 1.75g/12h, Mutuality Sixpences (2) aluminium and iron, ep, 1.63g/12h, 4.78g/12h (R 31, 32, 33, 37, 38); Worcester Region CRS, aluminium 1 Pint (2, different), ep, both 25mm, 1.74g/12h, 1.59g/12h (R 39, 40); Worcester Daily Times, uniface copper Halfpenny, 1880, ep, 25mm, 4.71g [36]. Generally about very fine and better; a good city group, some rare £240-£300 --- Baker & Son, fruit merchants; H.R. Cousens, St Swithins Street, 54 St John’s and 18 Sidbury; F. & A. Fownes, glove and button manufacturers, City Walls road; Frank Gardner, fruit merchant; H..C Hoddinott, grocer, 1 College street; S. James, fishmonger and wholesale fruiterer, 2 Newport street; Kendall & Son, perfumerers, Foregate street, and at 21 Lombard street, Deritend; James Myatt, fruit salesman, b Camberwell, moved to Worcestershire 1852; W. Packman, Cornmarket; St John’s Working Mens Club, 3 Church terrace, opened April 1880 and still functioning; Ward & Co, leather manufacturers, Barbourne; Worcester Daily Times, newspaper, founded 1880, closed in 1920
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Miscellaneous Tokens and Checks, West Yorkshire, Leeds, Albion G[reenwood] & B[atley] Ltd Works, brass by Ardill, stamped 237, 35mm; E.J. Arnold, copper, 32mm; Boots Direct Ltd, brass Shilling, 26mm; W.W. Brayshay, bronze Twopence, 32mm; Embleton, Mackenzie & Walton, uniface brass by Osborn, stamped 103, 32mm; Gelder Brothers, brass Shilling, Sixpence and Threepence, 28, 25 and 22mm; [James] Hollins, brass, 21mm (W 1920); Holroyds Ltd, brass, stamped 24, 32mm; Kitson & Co Ltd, brass by Pasley, 33mm; Lawson’s Hope Foundry, uniface oval brass, stamped 2330, 34 x 27mm; Leeds Cleansing Department, brass (2), stamped 184 CLOG and 1494, both 32mm; Leeds Flour & Provision Society, bracteate iron One Stone, 19mm; Leeds ICSL, brass Twopence and Threepence by Iliffe, Sixpence by Leonard, Shilling unsigned, 2 Shillings and Halfcrown by Iliffe, 10 Shillings by Leonard, various sizes (Rains 23, 26, 29, 34, 36, 39, 45); Leeds Liberal Club, 1881, brass Twopence, 26mm; The Leeds Shoemakers (Est. 1826), brass Threepence, 31mm; Lion Suits, brass, 23mm (W 1935) [25]. Generally fine to very fine, a few better, some rare £140-£180
Miscellaneous Tokens and Checks, South Yorkshire, Sheffield, The Athenæum, uniface brass, 32mm (W 2791); John Banner Ltd, brass Pennies (2) and Halfpenny, 29 and 24mm; J[ohn] V[allance] Bellamy, copper, 22mm (W 4560); John Blurton, bronze, 31mm; Botanical Gardens, uniface brass (2), 31 and 24mm (W 1397-8); Thomas Bott, nickel, 25mm; B[enjamin] W[orall] Burgon, brass ISG, 25mm (NW 6830); King, Cole & Co, bracteate iron Bonus Halfcrowns (2), both 26mm; S.H. Pilley, oval bracteate iron, 29 x 16mm; Roberts Bros (Sheffield) Ltd, bronze Penny, 33mm; Sheffield & Heeley Omnibus, John Shortridge, oval copper Threepence, 1852, 27 x 18mm (Smith 685C); Sheffield Masons Society, brass Shilling, 1809, 27mm (W 1889); Sheffield Newsagents CSL, bronze Five Pounds by Ardill (2), both 29mm (Rains 11); S[heffield] U[nited] C[ricket] C[lub], silver, 28mm; Stumperlow Hall, James Dixon, 1872, brass, 28mm; Vickers Ltd, brass, stamped 6662, 32mm; W. Wichman, octagonal brass, stamped 101, 31mm; George Wright, brass Threepence, 24mm (Smith 685E); T[homas] Youdan, brass, 32mm (W 838) [24]. About very fine and better, several rare £120-£150
Miscellaneous Tokens and Checks, HAMPSHIRE, Aldershot, Aldershot District ICS, 1lb Loaf (Rains 5); Basingstoke, Basingstoke CSL, brass One, aluminium One Pint, blue and red aluminium Milk One Pint (R 15, 20, 24, 25); Eastleigh, Eastleigh CSL, bronze Half-Pint Milk, One Pint Milk (R 15, 16); Portsea, Portsea Island Mutual CSL, brass Halfpenny, Penny, Twopence, Threepence, Sixpence, plated zinc 2 Shillings, 5 Shillings, bronze 10 Shillings (R 11, 13, 16, 18, 20, 23, 25, 27), PIMCO zinc 1 Pint Bread, aluminium 1 Quart Bread, 1 Pint Milk, PIMCS 1 Pint Milk (R 32, 34, 39, 41), Portsea Island CS, bracteate Hovis 1 Quart (R 50), Portsea Island CSL, green and orange plastic One Pint (R 55, 56); Portsmouth, Portsmouth C, 1 Small Bread, 1 Pint Bread (2), 1 Quart Bread, 1/2 Pint Milk, blue and dark blue 1 Pint Milk (R 1, 2 [2], 3, 4, 5, 6); Ringwood, Ringwood CSL, Small Loaf (R 1); Southampton, Sm[all] Loaf, oval 1 Qt Loaf, aluminium 1 Qt Loaf, white and dull green Half-Pint, Pint (2), One Pint (2), Shilling, Mutuality Sixpence, Shilling (R 12, 16, 19, 21, 22, 24, 25, 26, 27, 30, 31, 32); Winchester, Winchester & District ICSL, 1lb Loaf (R 2); ISLE OF WIGHT, Cowes, Cowes CSL, Bread Threehalfpence, Bread 1 Loaf, 1lb Loaf (R 1, 3, 4); Shanklin, Shanklin CSL, One Small Loaf, One Large Loaf (2) (R 21, 22 [2]); Isle of Wight CSL, Small Loaf, Large Loaf (R 1, 2) [51]. Generally very fine, an excellent county group £120-£150
Miscellaneous Tokens and Checks, North Yorkshire, Harrogate, Exchange Stores, brass Sixpence, 26mm, A. Fattorini, brass ISGs (4), all 25mm, undated (NW 7200), 1831 (3, all NW 7220ff), The Yorkshire Tea & Provision Co, bracteate brass Twopence, 28mm; Malton, R[obert] Boulton, uniface brass, stamped 3, 27mm (Whitmore, BNJ 2009, 32), Tho[ma]s Calvert, brass, 24mm; Masham, T. & R. Theakston, bronze, 26mm [9]. Fifth fine, others about very fine and better, sixth rare £50-£70
Miscellaneous Tokens and Checks, West Yorkshire, Wakefield, Alverthorpe Mills, Colbeck Bros Ltd, uniface brass, stamped 289, 33mm; E. Green & Son, uniface brass, stamped 53, 32mm; Alfred Haley & Co Ltd, uniface brass, stamped 35, 38mm; Hyland Ltd, uniface brass, stamped 125, 32mm; M.L.H. Co Ltd, brass, stamped 136, 30mm; Peoples Music Hall, brass Twopence, 31mm (W 854, recté 31mm); Royal Casino, brass, stamped 22 and 24 twice, 24mm; Spurr, Inman & Co Ltd, brass, stamped 47, 32mm; Wakefield ISL, tinned bracteate Sixpence and Shilling, brass bracteate 10 Shillings and One Pound, brass Halfpenny, Penny, Twopence, Fourpence, Sixpence and Shilling, aluminium 1 Pint, various sizes (Rains 5, 6, 9-16, 21); West Riding County Council, Weights & Measures Dept, bronze, stamped 6, 30mm [20]. Royal Casino excavated, others generally about very fine and better £90-£120
A pair of modern Continental porcelain majolica wall hanging chargers, decorated with cherubs and flowers amongst landscape, diameter 30.5cm (af) and a pair of modern bronze figures of musicians, a lady playing the violin and a young gentleman playing the flute, height of tallest 24.5cm (4).
A pair of Napoleon III Empire-style gilt-bronze and marble candelabra, second half of the 19th century, French, each with a Pious Pelican finial and monopod supports, on a rouge marble plinth,24cm diameter 73cm high (2)Condition ReportThe top sections with empty screw holes. Further empty holes to the top of the columns. Nibbles to marble bases. Some rubbing to gilding and slight wear. Later feet and one lacking. Wear to feet and loss of gilding. Overall they are stable and ready for use. Please see additional photos for reference.
A Japanese bronze elephant Meiji period, standing with its head inclined and trunk up, with ivory tusks, 27cm long IMPORTANT NOTEThis lot contains elephant ivory material. Please be advised that several countries, including those in the EU and the USA, now prohibit the importation of ivory items unless under specific conditions. Accordingly, prospective buyers should familiarise themselves with the relevant customs regulations of their country and ensure they are able to import this item prior to bidding.This item has been registered as exempt from the UK Ivory Act 2018. Condition ReportInside of ears polished, the rest textured. No major flaws. Minor scuffs to soles of feet.
Pair of lacquered and gilded bronze table lamps depicting "ORIENTAL WOMAN AND MAN SITTING ON A CUSHION". Late 19th-early 20th century. Defects. 47x30x27 cm approx. Coppia di lampade da tavolo in bronzo laccato e dorato raffiguranti "DONNA E UOMO ORIENTALI SEDUTI SU CUSCINO". Fine XIX-inizi XX secolo. Difetti. 47x30x27 cm ca.
Majestic mahogany table clock with bronze decorations surmounted by a rooster. Triple winding movement with double strike. England. Late 19th century. 80x43x36 cm approx. Imponente orologio da tavolo in mogano con decori in bronzo sormontato da gallo. Movimento a tre ricariche con doppia suoneria. Inghilterra. Fine XIX secolo. 80x43x36 cm ca.
End-of-hall mirror with flowerpot in wood inlaid with ivory, mother-of-pearl and brass with chiseled and gilded bronze finishes. Napoleon III period. Defects. 266x141x40 cm approx. Specchiera fondosala con fioriera in legno intarsiato in avorio, madreperla e ottone con finiture in bronzo cesellato e dorato. Periodo Napoleone III. Difetti. 266x141x40 cm ca.
Pair of blue porcelain vases. Lacquered wooden bases with black marble tops with gilded bronze finishes. 20th century. Defects. 200x60x50 cm approx. Coppia di vasi in porcellana blu. Basi in legno laccato con piani in marmo nero e finiture in bronzo dorato. XX secolo. Difetti. 200x60x50 cm ca.
-- Der frühe Motoradsport - Dokumentation eines Clubs 1925-1934-- Motorrad Sport Club Schwanheim. Ausfahrtenbücher des M.S.C.S. zu Schwanheim. Deutsche Handschrift auf Papier. 2 Bände. Je ca. 35 Zeilen. 379 (286 stempelpag.) S.; 192 (56 stempelpag.) S. Format 33 x 21 cm. Mit 24 einmontierten Fotografien. Halbleinen d. Z. (etwas angestaubt, fleckig, abgegriffen) mit Leinenecken und leeren Deckelschildern. Schwanheim bei Frankfurt 1925-1938.Sehr umfangreiches historisch hochinteressantes Dokumentationsmaterial des damals in den (hier sogar hörbar wahrzunehmenden!) "Roaring Twenties" zu einiger Bekanntheit gekommenen "M.S.C.S.", des Motorrad Sport Club zu Schwanheim, der hier in seinen Sitzungsprotokollen ebenso wie in dem Fahrtenbuch minutiös alle stattgefundene Aktionen, Exkursionen, Beschlüsse auflistet und beschreibt. So gibt die Lektüre, die der wissenschaftlichen Aufarbeitung noch harrt, tiefe Einblicke in die Geschichte der frühen Automobilität und insbesondere des Motorradsports. Und gleichzeitig reflektiert sie auch die sich in den frühen dreißiger Jahren drastisch ändernden politischen Zustände, was auch für die allgemeine historische Forschung zur ersten Hälfte des 20. Jahrhundert von höchstem Interesse sein dürfte. Buch I hebt an: "Protokoll über die am 25. Jan. 25 stattgefundene 2. Zusammenkunft, welche sich als Gründungs-Versammlung des M.S.C.S. auswirkte". Es folgen die Organisation und Satzung des Vereins: "Auf Grund eines zweiten Rundschreibens von Seiten des Herrn Hans-Wachendörfer hierselbst wurden sämtliche Motorradfahrer als Interessenten ins Restaurant 'Zum Römer' hier, Hauptstr. 11 zusammengerufen zwecks nochmaliger Aussprache ... Nach kurzem Meinungsaustausch wurde dann auch der Club ins Leben gerufen als Gründer endstehend aufgeführte Herren verzeichnet ..." Es folgen die Namen und die Unterschriften sowie alle weiteren Protokolle des frühen Motorclubs bis zum "Protokoll der am 17. Februar 1934 stattgefundenen General-Versammlung".Es werden Fahrten in der Frankfurter Gegend, im den hessischen Berglandschaften, im Taunus veranstaltet, Wettbewerbe abgehalten, Feste und Feiern begangen, über einheitliche Trikots diskutiert, Bälle und Clubabende organisiert und vieles mehr. Nach der Machtergreifung 1933 sind immer mehr Austritte (wohl auch der jüdischen Mitglieder) zu verzeichnen, bis der Club dann 1934 - zur Gleichschaltung gezwungen - über seine Auflösung oder den Anschluss an das "Führerprinzip" diskutiert: "[…] Weiter habe er noch bekannt gegeben, daß Herr Bieri seinen Austritt aus dem Club erklärte, es sehr bedauerlich daß er ohne irgendwelchen Grunde dem Club den Rücken kehre", "Der 1. Vorsitzende gibt bekannt, daß Herr Ferdi Acht seinen Austritt aus dem Club erklärt habe" (12. Mai 1933). "Der 1. Vorsitzende gibt bekannt, daß wir, infolge der politischen Verhältnisse die moralische Pflicht hätten, uns auf das Führerprinzip umzustellen und unsere Satzungen umzuändern." "[...] platzintern haben wir auch zwei Preise erhalten; einmal eine Bronze-Plakette auf Holz mit dem Bildnis unseres Reichskanzlers Adolf Hitlers, das andermal eine Biercaraffe". (17. Februar 1934). Der zweite Band enthält u. a.: "Fahrtbericht zu unserer Anfahrt am 19.3.28 nach Eberstadt", "Fahrtbericht z. II. Pflichtfahrt am 25/3.28 nach Wiesbaden z. Landesgruppen-Hpt.-Versammlung", "Fahrtbericht z. Gesellschaftsfahrt am 15.4.28 nach Wicker", "Ruppertshain", "in den Odenwalt", "Schloss Lindenfels", "Ilbeshausen am Vogelsberg", "Saalburg-Lochmühle" und viele, viele Orte mehr bis zum letzten enthaltenen "Fahrtbericht der Gesellschaftsfahrt am 7. September 1930 nach dem Hattsteinweiher". - Im Block kaum Gebrauchsspuren, sehr sauber und gut lesbar geschrieben. - Beiliegen: 11 originale Plaketten. Teils emailliertes Metall, Bronze oder versilbertes Stahl in Reliefguss, Zellen- und Grubenschmelztechnik. Vorhanden: M.S.C.S. Schwanheim Pflichtfahrten 1927. - Rhein. Motorsport-Tag. Motorrad-Club e. V. 1927. - Hindenburgfahrt 2. 10. 1927.Tourenfahrt nach Paris des M.C. Kurpfalz Kaiserlautern Ostern 1929. Sternfahrt-Bensheim - Landesgrupppen-Hauptversammlung 26. Mai 27 Landesgruppe Hessen-Nassau. - Geschwaderfahrt Assmannshausen. Landesgruppe Hessen-Nassau. 2. Juli 1927. - Geschicklichkeitsprüfung MCN-J D.M.V.1927. - Geschwaderfahrt Assmannshausen. Landesgruppe Hessen-Nassau. Pfalz-Saar-Mosel. 7. Juli 1928. - M.S.C.S. Schwanheim Pflichtfahrten 1928. - Fahrt Main-Neckar-Rhein 1930. - Geschwader-Fahrt der deutschen Motorradfahrer zum freien Rhein 1930. - Stellenweise gering oxidiert, sonst meist sehr gut erhalten.
- Bismarck, Johanna von, geb. von Puttkamer, die Gemahlin des Reichskanzlers (1824-1894). 3 eigh. Briefe m. U. "J Fürstin Bismarck". Zus. 7 S. 8vo und gr. 8vo. Kissingen, Berlin u. o. O. 1877-1884.Der erste Brief wohl an eine Bedienstete, die beiden anderen an das Hofjuwelier-Geschäft Gebr. Friedländer. "Ich habe, glaube ich, vergessen, Ihnen zu sagen, Sie möchten die beiden blauen u. weißen Porzellane u. Bronzen auch einpacken und nach Berlin zur Reparatur schicken. Die beiden kleinen braunen Bronzen sind ja wohl gleich nach unserer Abreise hin gekommen? An die Lampen- u. Bronze-Fabrik von H. Stobwasser u. Comp: Aktiengesellschaft. Berlin U. d. Linden 28. oder haben Sie sie in die Wilhelmstr. 76 an meine Adresse geschickt - nachdem wir schon hier in Kissingen waren? ... Haben Sie auch Betten u. Matratzen gesonnt u. geklopft? Das Wetter war u. ist so wunderschön dazu" [Kissingen 21.VI.1877]. - Im Schreiben vom 16.XII.1884 bittet sie den Juwelier Friedländer um seinen Besuch, um seine Rechnungen zu bezahlen. - In einem weiteren Billet fragt sie bei Friedländer an: "Ist das Muschel-Glasbrett [?] für meinen Sohn noch nicht fertig? Ich vergaß vorher zu fragen ...". - Faltenrisse, teils laienhaft repariert.
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