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Lot 285
WW2 casualty group - 1939-1945 Star, The France and Germany Star and War Medal 1939-1945, with Casualty compliments slip regarding 14413926 L.C.H. Niel contained in O.H.M.S. box addressed to Mrs E Niel, 15 Guild Road, East Dene, Rotherham, Yorks and stamped infantry record office Perth, and Efficiency Medal with India suspender bar and ribbon named to L-CPL. C.E. NIEL, 2 G.I. P. RY. R., A.F.I., together with other papers and effects: Notification of Death 14413926 V/L/Sgt Leon Clarence Hindhaugh Niel The Black Watch died of wounds on 21st February 1945 whilst serving in Western Europe Form E.2. dated 31 May 1946 14413926 Corporal L.C.H.Niel, 5th Battalion, Black Watch is buried at Cleve, 7 3/4 miles North of Goch, Germany War Graves 1939-1945 pamphlet (in O.H.M.S. envelope postmarked 5 June 1946 to Mr. Niel, 15 Guild Road, E. Dene, Rotherham) A registered envelope postmarked 26 November 1943 to Mrs E V Niel, 15 Guild Road, East Dene, Rotherham, from Pt L Niel 14413926 1st T.S. Black Watch RHR Suffolk enclosing a SAFE CONDUCT/PASSIERSCHEIN pass, a family photograph, a 1902 penny, skull and crossbones pendant, two swatches of Black Watch tartan, and two I-D patches Two caps, a Black Watch badge, A Royal Highlands Black Watch enamelled bar brooch, a Bronze 'Nelson' ship brooch, STEADY HOOD badge, STEADY HOOD enamel brooch, Boy Scouts enamelled lapel brooch, ribbon, a Royal Life Saving Society Bronze Medal engraved to L.C.H. Niel Mar. 1939 in case and an Essex and Suffolk Championships 1944 running medal engraved to PTE. L. Niel in cardboard case, together with various photographs
Lot 70
Liza Todd-Tivey (American, b. 1957) Nashua and Clem Bronze, 12 ½” x 16” Signed, dated ’82, stamped 3L $4,000. – 6,000. Provenance: The Estate of Leslie Combs, Spendthrift Farm Upon Nashua’s death in 1982, Leslie Combs II commissioned Liza Todd-Tivey for a half-scale statue of Nashua being led by his groom Clem Brooks. While many fans came to visit Nashua when he stood at the farm, Brooks inevitably became a favorite too. An often-told story relates that many admirers would ask Brooks for Nashua souvenirs, and he would always oblige by pulling a horseshoe out of his pocket that he said was “off Nashua” to sell them. What the fans never knew was that Brooks would rummage around after the blacksmith departed and pick up any horseshoes he could find. Covering his bases, the clever Brooks always said they were “off” Nashua, never “on,” and that was true, as Nashua was not wearing them. In the bronze offered here, you can see the outline of a horseshoe in Clem’s right pocket.
Lot 23
Pierre-Jules Mêne (French, 1810-1879) VAINQUEUR Bronze, 14” x 17” Signed, dated 1866, and inscribed “Vainqueur!!!” $9,000. – 12,000. Vainqueur, another bronze from the series Vainqueur du Derby, was first exhibited in wax at the Paris Salon of 1863 and then again in bronze in 1864. This model is no. 13 in Mêne’s catalogue. Illustrated: Jane Horswell, Les Animaliers, 1971. pg. 151
Lot 74
Cindy Wolf (American, b. 1946) Lady’s Secret, 1987 Bronze on marble, 12” x 16”, edition 12 of 12 $16,000. – 19,000. Hall of Fame trainer D. Wayne Lukas once declared Lady’s Secret an overachiever. And anyone looking at her Horse of the Year campaign as a 4-year-old in 1986 would have to agree. She traveled from the West Coast to the East Coast and back. She won 10 of 15 starts, including a 4½-length win over colts in Saratoga’s Grade 1 Whitney Handicap and a 2½-length victory in the Grade 1 Breeders’ Cup Distaff. All told, the Oklahoma-bred filly won 25 of 45 starts and placed in 12. Her 22 stakes victories include 11 Grade 1 events. Lady’s Secret was inducted into the Hall of Fame in 1992.
Lot 65
Simon Erland (British, b. 1961) MATADOR MAQUETTE IV (chicuelinas), 1996 Bronze, 10” x 9 ” Signed on bottom, dated 1996, edition 4 of 9 $5,000. – 7,000. Chicuelinas: a pass with the cape invented by Manuel Jimenez “Chicuelo.” The man offers the cape to the bull and when the bull has charged and is past, the man, while the bull turns, makes a pirouette in which the cape wraps itself around him. At the conclusion of the pirouette, the matador is facing the bull ready to make another pass.
Lot 24
Arthur-Marie Gabriel Comte du Passage (French, 1838-1909) Cheval à l’entraînement avec son lad Bronze, 17” x 24” Signed CTE DU PASSAGE $12,000. – 15,000. Provenance: Victor Franses Gallery, 57 Jermyn Street, St James, London Illustrated: P. Kjellberg, Bronzes of the 19th Century, Schiffer, 1994. pg. 530Jane Horswell, Les Animaliers, 1971, pg. 274
Lot 898
A 5 shot .28” Plant front loading cup primer SA revolver, retailed by Merwin & Bray, New York, 6¾” overall, octagonal barrel 3”, number 2903, silver plated bronze frame with spur trigger and ejector on right side, varnished rosewood grips. GWO & C, the barrel retaining much original blued finish (silver plating worn, grip varnish flaking). Plate 9
Lot 902
A 6 shot .32” National Arms Co front loading teat fire SA revolver, number 22669, 7” overall, round barrel 3¼”, the cylinder marked “D Williamson’s Patent June 5 - May 17 1864”, the engraved bronze frame retaining traces of plating, the birds head butt having darkly varnished wood grips. GWO & C (slightly worn, the barrel wedge missing). Plate 9
Lot 126
5 Matchbox Superfast. Ford Cortina Mk2 G.T. (25) in metallic light blue with ivory interior. Racing Mini (29) in metallic bronze RN29 with ivory interior. Lincoln Continental (31) in light metallic lime green with white interior. Lamborghini Miura P400 (33) in metallic yellow gold with ivory interior. Plus a Formula 1 Racing Car (34) in metallic purple, RN16. All boxed. Contents VGC-Mint.
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