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SHERLOCK HOLMES (3 in lot) - Production Crew Issued Clothing: - A group of t-shirts comprising 2 X black stunt crew, ( 1 x L, 1 x XXL) short sleeved t-shirts together with a short sleeved (L) black camera department shirt: PROVENANCE: These came from a private vendor who worked for many years on the production crew of numerous films and was issued these items as were all crew members - Authentic item and comes with an Excalibur Auctions Certificate of Authenticity
Niceron (Jean François) Thaumaturgus opticus..., first edition in Latin, half-title, engraved additional pictorial title by Audran after Voüet and 42 engraved plates, woodcut head- & tail-pieces, initials and diagrams in text, contemporary ink signatures of Bertherand at head and foot of engraved title, text lightly browned, plates 4 & 32 with slight oxidisation, later half calf, preserving old morocco label on spine, rubbed, new endpapers, folio, Paris, F.Langlois, 1646.⁂ Influential work on the practical applications of perspective, catoptrics, dioptrics, and the illusory effects of optics then traditionally associated with natural magic. First published in French in 1638 as Perspective Curieuse ou Magie Artificielle, this Latin edition is an expanded version with more illustrations. Niceron was an artist and a Minim friar and was interested in the use of anamorphosis in religious art. In attempting to find a scientific solution to the problems presented by perspective he worked out the geometrical algorithms for producing anamorphic art. Several of the plates depict artists using perspective machines for painting murals and plate 2 includes an early illustration of a camera obscura.
Porta (Giovanni Baptista della) De Distillatione lib. IX, first edition, woodcut printer's device on verso of final leaf, epigrams in Hebrew, Greek, Chaldean, Arabic, Slavonic, and Armenian, each with Latin translation, full-page engraved portrait of the author within elaborate frame by Giacomo Lauri, woodcut ornaments and initials and 35 illustrations in text, contemporary ink inscription and small circular ink stamp on title, a few leaves browned, some spotting and light water-staining, contemporary limp vellum, [cf.Ferguson II 216, Strasbourg edition of 1609, "the Roman edition is much the finer book"], 4to, Rome, Camera Apostolica, 1608.⁂ Important treatise which represents the most comprehensive view of the applications of distillation in the sixteenth century. The distillation process, as applied to every conceivable substance, was the basis of alchemical research and as such was the beginning of experimental chemistry. The nine parts of this work deal with the various kinds of distillation, including methods of extraction, the preparation of scented distilled waters, oils distilled from resins, oils distilled from woods, the distillation of corrosive mineral acids, the properties of these acids, distillation of alcohol from wine, and the preparation of various ointments.
Churchill (Sir Winston Spencer).- [Mellish (Florence Vivienne, photographer)] "Vivienne". Photographic portrait of Sir Winston Churchill, signed by Churchill on mount 'Winston S. Churchill | 1955', 130 x 160mm, photographer's stamp to verso, small amount of spotting at top edge of mount, framed, [c.1950].⁂ One of Churchill's favourite portraits, which was used for his 1950 election campaign. The photograph was taken by Churchill's daughter Sarah's mother-in-law, 'Vivienne', who was known as the "Grand Old Lady of the Camera", due to her insistence that all subjects come to her studio rather than she to them. Churchill, however, was the exception and during their ten minute session, Vivienne produced nine studies of which this is one. The present photograph belonged to the de Blanck family - Ambassador Count Guillermo de Blanck y Menocal was a friend of Churchill's and his son the artist, Dario de Blanck, was introduced to painting by Churchill. The photograph is accompanied by certificate of authentication from reputable autograph expert Garry King (Autographica Ltd). The lot also includes another signed photograph, of classical guitarist Andrès Segovia, dedicated to Guillermo de Blanck.
The Hoe copy.- De Rossi (Giovanni Gherardo) Pitture di Antonio Allegri detto Il Correggio esistenti in Parma nel Monistero di San Paolo, 3 parts in 1, text in Italian, French and Spanish, 35 stipple-engraved plates, all but one in sepia, by Francesco Rosaspina after Francisco Vieira, some light foxing, later red half morocco over marbled boards, spine gilt in compartments, t.e.g., extremities rubbed, upper joint cracked at foot, [Brooks 774], folio, Parma, Bodoni, 1800.⁂ One of Bodoni's most sophisticated and distinguished works, dedicated to the recently married Louis of Bourbon-Parma and the Infanta Maria Luisa of Spain. The work describes and the plates depict the frescoes by Renaissance painter Correggio in the Monastery of San Paolo, Parma. Although the Duke of Parma approved the project in 1790, the artists were not allowed into the Camera di San Paolo until 1795 where they spent one full day recording the frescoes before their drawings were supposed to be sent to Rome for engraving by Raffaello Sanzio Morghen. Much to the dissatisfaction of Bodoni's patron, Morghen could not undertake the project so Bodoni selected his friend Rosaspina, one of the artists allowed into the Camera in 1795. The resultant work is an exceptional one and this copy comes from the distinguished collection of Robert Hoe, with his bookplate and that of his son Arthur.
A collection of local Bristol, Somerset & Gloucestershire related history and archival books to include Bristol Times: Evening Post, A Gloucestershire and Bristol Atlas, The Mendips, several volumes of More Yatton Yesterdays, Filton: Some Account of the Village and Parish, Thornbury to Berkeley In Old Photographs, Frampton Cotterell v& Coalpit Heath Revisited, The GWR Bristol to Bath Line, The Bristol Scene, A Somerset Camera 1859-1914, The Weston Clevedon and Portishead Railway, Road Travel and Transport in Gloucestershire, Bristol and Bath Whodunnit?, Sieges of Bristol During The Civil War, History People and Places in the Cotswolds and Twenty Bristol Murders.
A collection of Bristol & Gloucestershire related archival historical books to include The Story of Congresbury, The Henleaze Book, pensford Publow & Woollard: A Topographical History, Bitton Cricket Club: A Brief History 1851-2001, Chew Magna and the Chew Valley, Somerset Delineated, The Eary Motor Bus, The River Ran red: A History of The Golden Valley Wick, The Bristol Port Railway & Pier, Worlds Smallest Public Railway, Old Portishead, Bristol Bath & Wells: Then & Now, Rural Rides of the Bristol Churchgoer, The House of Compton Dando, The Nailsea Coalmines, A Hidtory of Bristol & Gloucestershire, More Mangotsfield History, Gloucestershire Turnpike Roads, The Book of Nailsea, Durley Hill, Keynsham: A Documentary History, 1753-1886, A literary History of Gloucestershire & Bristol, Around Weston-Super-Mare in Old Photographs, Loxtons Bristol, A Walk Around Winscombe, Bristol: A Pictorial History, The Bath Tramways, A History of Frenchay Hospital, The Three Sodburys, Bristol Under Siege, A Small Light in the Far East: Victorian Photographs in Bristol, A Somerset Camera 1914-1945 and several volumes of Avon Past.
A collection of local Bristol, Somerset & Gloucestershire related historical and archival books to include Twenty-Five Years of Archaeology in Gloucestershire, Somerset & Avon by Robert Dunning, Bath to Evergreen Junction, Church of St Mary Bitton, Old Inns of Bristol, History of Keynsham High Street, The Book of Winscombe, A Shepton Mallet Camera, The Sieges of Bristol During the Civil War, Rural Life in Wessex, Trenches to Trams: A Life of Bristol Tommy, Bristol Aerospace since 1910, The Annals of Clevedon, The Shepton Mallet Story, Hanham and Our Home: The Passing Years, A Short Story of Hanham, Hanham: Our Home, The Religious Building of Keynsham, The Roman Well of Keynsham, Lost Farms of Henbury, Unbuilt Bristol: The City That Might Have Been, Bath at War 1939-1945, Edmund Packs Survey of Somerset, Bristol & Avon Archaeology, The Timsbury Book, The Cotswolds of One Hundred Years Ago, Old Postcard Views of Midsomer Norton and Radstock, The West Country At War and Post View of Bristol.

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