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J.M.Barrie "The Greenwood Hat", Davies 1937, Hugh Walpol, "A Prayer for my Son", Macmillan 1936, Henry Williamson "The Linhay on the Downs", Cape 1934, J.M.Barrie, "The Plays", Hodder 1928, G.K.Chesterton, "A Short History of England", Chatto 1917, Siegfried Sasson "The Old Century", Faber 1938 (all in wraps)
Roman Bronze Mercury Statuette 1st-2nd century AD. A cast figurine of Gallo-Roman workmanship depicting Mercury standing nude with winged petasos to his head and textile cape over his left arm, winged sandals to his feet, left arm lost in antiquity. 38 grams, 63mm (2 1/2"). Property of a London gentleman; acquired in the 1950s-1960s. Cf. Rolland, H. Bronzes Antiques de Haute Provence, Paris, 1965, items 27, 29. Very fine condition.
A selection of late 19th Century shawls, to include: a black lace shawl of floral design, 68 x 71in. (173 x 180cms); a black silk shawl with hand-embroidered floral and fabulous bird decoration, tasselled edges, 47 x 41in. (120 x 104cms) (excluding tassels); a white silk shawl, also with tasselled edges, 36 x 33in. (91 x 84cms); a white silk shawl, hand-embroidered with black floral scrolling decoration and tasselled edges, 45 x 47in. (114 x 120cms); together with a dark blue velvet cape, with silk cushioned lining. (5)
Box of fox furs to include; a cream stole, a taupe stole, a scarf, and an evening cape, to/w a musquash fur cape Condition Report Cream stole has a musty smell, musquash fur cape - back of collar fur worn and to collar near clasp and front right-hand edge, clasp coming adrift, no odour, fox fur cape - fur stiffened to right-hand side, dusky fox fur good condition, fur tippet good condition
Graeme Louisa G. - 'Or and Sable - A book of the Graemes and Grahams', pub. William Brown, Edinburgh 1903, to/w 'The Story of a Printing House, Spottiswoode & Co, London, 1912', 'The Book of Negro Spirituals,', Viking Press, 1929, and A. de Capell Brooke, 'Travels in Sweden, Norway and Finmark to the North Cape', pub. Rodwell & Martin, circa 1890 (4)
Queens South Africa medal with Orange Free State, Cape Colony, Transvaal and 1901-1902 bars; Kings South Africa Medal with 1901-1902 bars together with a Sir Douglas Haig commemorative French lighter and a framed photograph of the soldier 26166 TPR H Ford IMP YEO, earlier 2457 DUR H Ford RE.
A 2001 Alexander McQueen wool dress with unusual cape long scarf feature over left shoulder, dark yellow and orange stripe design, Alexander McQueen label to inside A black leather version of this dress was worn during the 2001 Autumn/Winter McQueen catwalk show which saw the models...'Cavorting and gyrating around poles, a posse of hard-as-nails girls took over the stage wearing shiny patent-leather jackets and jeans, scalloped coats and skirts, S&M overcoats, skintight leather pants and ornate military jackets that would've put Napoleon to shame.' - Armand Limnander - February 21st 2001
A mans 1970s green Hermès coat made from 85% wool and 15% cashmere with an attached short cape to shoulders, long sleeves with button detailing, pockets and button fastening to front, green silk lining embossed with the Hermès 'H' logo, button fastened opening to back, Hermès label to back of neck, size 'M'
Royal Doulton 'Rondelay' tea/coffee set, comprising of sugar and cream, eight side plates, eight saucers and eight cups, together with two crystal decanters and bowl, decorative vase, brass jelly pan, brass dish, plated tea pot, loose cutlery, child's fur cape and a print map of Scotland (a lot)
Collection of six James Bond books to include; John Gardner, For Special Services pub. Jonathan Cape & Hodder & Stoughton, 1982, First Edition, dw; John Gardner, Licence Renewed pub. Jonathan Cape & Hodder & Stoughton, 1981 reprint; & four, dw Ian Fleming, James Bond Books to include; Goldfinger pub. Jonathan Cape, 1965 reprint, dw; Dr No pub. Jonathan Cape, 1964 sixth impression, dw; Diamonds are Forever pub. Jonathan Cape, 1964 reprint, no dw; Live and Let Die pub. Jonathan Cape, 1964 reprint, no dw,
[MISCELLANEOUS] Hatton, Edward. Comes Commercii: or, The Trader's Companion, second edition, London, 1706, full leather, folding plan, narrow octavo; Lawrence, T.E. Seven Pillars of Wisdom, first trade edition, Cape, London, 1935, brown buckram, plate illustrations, quarto; and three other works, (total 9 volumes; this lot sold with all faults, not subject to return).
the correspondence is all housed in his original khaki painted travel trunk with Egyptian army brass plaque to the interior. The case has his details painted to the front and lid along with old paper shipping labels etc. Amongst the paperwork is his original officers service record book which lists his appointments and awards received including that of the Victoria Cross. Also his British Army of the Rhine 1920’s identity card which has a picture of Roberts in uniform, the Victoria Cross ribbon can clearly be seen in the picture. Other items include various pre war letters, wartime trench signal messages, permit to travel to the UK to receive the Distinguished Service Order from the King dated 14th January 1916. And a number of post war share certificates and associated personal and military paperwork. One of the most interesting items in the grouping is a letter written to him by another officer of the Worcestershire Regiment from the middle east campaign in 1916, the letter is extremely well written and gives great detail about the campaign and actions with the Turkish forces, the letter starts with “Cheeroh, Cully! Now then you birds in France take a pull at yourselves!! Get a move on there, you know you don’t see life at all where you are – come over here! All the same there is no Battn on gods earth like the dear old 1st, and often the time I wish I was back with you fellers once more, slogging down the La Bassée road or trench mortoring the Boches around the “Ducks Bill” or making one of those famous 29th counter attacks on the “Garden” at Estaires!! Ah yes those were top whole days!” The letter goes on to describe the retreat from Cape Helles, “The day before we evacuated Helles, we were fair pounded to hell by the Turkish guns for 51/2 hours solid, finishing up with ½ hours intense bombardment by everything from 8.2’s down to 15 pounders. It was very reminiscent of our bombardment at Neuve Chapelle before the assault, but not quite so bad – far fewer guns, but all concentrated on 3 regts, of which we were the centre one. All our guns had been evacuated bar 4, so we couldn’t reply”. The letter also talks about engagement with the Turkish troops and uncomplimentary views on their fighting ability. He also mentions and illustrates a weapon he took from a dead Turkish soldier. His Victoria Cross was awarded during the German Spring Offensive of 1918, the action took place west of the Somme and Pargny. The register for the Victoria Cross and The George Cross gives the following details; “When the German Spring offensive opened on 21 March 1918, XIX Corps was in the line south of Peronne. 8th division was moved towards the front on 22 March but the British were being pushed steadily back. On the 23rd Peronne fell and the British, withdrawing across the Somme and its accompanying canal, sought to hold a line to the south along the west bank of the river. At about 8pm, Lieutenant Colonel F C Roberts, 1st Battalion The Worcestershire regiment, became aware that the Germans had crossed the Somme and occupied Pargny, south of where the Amiens to St Quentin road crossed the river. Roberts at once assembled a small force, attacked the enemy and drove the surviving Germans across Pargny bridge. On the 25th XIX Corps was forced back from the canal and in fighting on the 27th Roberts was wounded.
Pre WW1 Mess Dress Uniforms Belonging to Hugh Gilbert Casson CB CMG South Wales Borderers, Commander of 157th Infantry Brigade at Gallipoli, Where He Was Wounded in Action. Set consists of scarlet mess tunic with green facings, small brass regimental buttons. Gilt metal Lt Colonel rank insignia to the shoulder boards. Complete with the green waistcoat and red bib. Accompanied by another mess tunic and waistcoat, with some damage on the reverse. Also comes with a set of dress tunic trousers which have some moth damage. (6 items) Hugh Gilbert Casson was born in January 1866. In 1886 he gained a commission in the South Wales Borderers and served with the regiment in the Boer War. In 1915 he was appointed commander of 157th Infantry Brigade. He served with the regiment at Gallipoli, landing at S beach Cape Helles on 25th April 1915. He was wounded at Gallipoli whilst looking through a trench periscope. He was made CMG in 1915 and CB in 1916. He retired from the army in 1919 with the rank of Brigadier General. Casson died on 5th February 1951.
Victorian South African Oudtshoorn Rifle Volunteers Helmet Plate of two piece construction. The plate has three lug fittings to the reverse. Plate remains in good overall condition. ** Oudtshoorn Rifle Volunteers were a small volunteer unit that was raised in the western rural districts of the Cape Colony in the late 1880’s. They served during the Anglo Boer War and served up until 1913, when they were embodied into the Citizen force.
Selection of Colonial Cap Badges of various regiments including Three Rivers Regiment, Fort Garry Horse (collar badge) with pin fitting on reverse, Royal Highland Regiment of Canada glengarry, Royal Canadian Ordnance Corps, The Royal Regiment of Canada (one loop missing), The Elgin Regiment, Strathcona’s Horse Royal Canadians, Cape Town Highlanders, 10th Regiment North Otago Rifles, 6th New Zealand Manawatu Mounted Rifles, New Zealand The Otago and Southland Regiment, plus others. Various conditions and periods. (26 items)
Ian Fleming, ' For Your Eyes Only ', First Edition with dust jacket, together with a Fourth impression ' The Spy Who Loved Me ' and a Third impression, ' Dr. No ', all with dust jackets CONDITION REPORT For Your Eyes Only - First edition 1960 Jonathan Cape The Spy Who Loved Me - First edition 4th impression Jonathan Cape Dr No - First Edition 3rd impression 1958 Jonathan Cape
POSTAL HISTORY : 1828 Margate Ship Letter from South Africa. Wrapper sent via "Symmetry" ship (382 tons) on the London-Ceylon route. Posted Grahams Town, forwarded to Cape Town & sent to London, landed at Margate. Has scarce Grahams Town cachet, Cape Town Post Office cachet & a superb India Letter Margate cachet. Superb!
Fleming, Ian. The Man with the Golden Gun, first edition, original cloth, dust-jacket, price clipped, 8vo, London: Jonathan Cape, 1965; Live and Let Die, first edition, second impression, defective, original cloth, dust-jacket from later edition c.1957, chipped, 8vo, London: Jonathan Cape, 1954; and one other, Fleming (3)
O'Flaherty, Liam. The Tent, first edition, PRESENTATION COPY, inscribed to the author's wife, 'To Topsy with all Liam's Love, all these little stories - especially the most little ones...', some spotting and browning, original cloth, spine soiled and chipped at ends, label chipped with loss, boards a little warped, 8vo, London: Jonathan Cape, 1926
Radclyffe-Hall, Marguerite. A Sheaf of Verses, first edition, PRESENTATION COPY, inscribed 'To Miss Faithfull from Marguerite Radclyffe-Hall', original green cloth gilt, endpapers browned, 12mo, London: John and Edward Bumpus, 1908; The Master of the House, first edition, title INSCRIBED, 'Radclyffe Hall March 17th 1932', original cloth, somewhat darkened, spine very slightly chipped, 8vo, London: Jonathan Cape, 1932 (2)
MERCER MAYER: ONE MONSTER AFTER ANOTHER, L, J M Dent, 1976, 1st edn, 4to, orig pict laminated bds + CRISTOPHE GALLAZ: ROSE BLANCHE, ill Roberto Innocenti, text by Ian McEwan based on the story, L, Jonathan Cape, 1985, 1st edn, 4to, orig pict laminated bds + TERRY JONES: STRANGE STAINS AND MYSTERIOUS SMELLS, ill Brian Froud, NY, 1996, 1st edn, 4to, orig pict laminated bds + DEAN R KOONTZ: ODDKINS, L, 1988, 1st edn, obl, orig bds, d/w + ALICE AND MARTIN PROVENSEN: MY LITTLE HEN, L, Collins 1974, 1st edn, orig cl, d/w + ROBIN AND INGE HYMAN: THE MAGICAL FISH, ill Yasuko Kimura, L, 1988, 1st edn, obl, orig pict bds, d/w (6)
A SET OF BOER WAR MINIATURE MEDALS with five bars to include Cape Colony, Orange Free State, Johannesburg, Diamond Hill and Belfast, a miniature medal of Edward VII with South Africa 1901 and 1902 bars, a 1948 U.S.A. quarter dollar coin, a silver and bronze ice skating medal and some Sudanese coinage
LAWRENCE, T.E. Seven Pillars of Wisdom. A Triumph. Cape, 1935, 1st thus. 4to. illus. cl. bd. w/o. d/w. Tog.with ATKINSON, Capt. Geo. F. Curry & Rice (on Forty Plates) or The Ingredients of Social Life at "our Station" in India. London, nd. Litho. John B. Day. 40 plts. glt. dec. bds. worn. Plus 3 others. 5
QUEEN’S SOUTH AFRICA MEDAL, 1899-1902, 4 Clasps, Cape Colony Orange Free State Transvaal South Africa 1901 (2528 Pte. G. Sutton 1st L.N. Lane: Regt), QUEEN’S SOUTH AFRICA MEDAL, 1899-1902, 3 Clasps, Relief of Kimberley Paardeberg Driefontein (70002 Gnr: T.J. Carroll O Bty., R.H.A.). Invalided 19/7/1900
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