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Tyndale, William, & Henry Walter (editor), An Answer to Sir Thomas More's Dialogue, The Supper of the Lord after the true meaning of John VI and 1 Cor. XI and WM. Tracy's Testament Expounded, Cambridge, The University Press, 1850, 8vo (225mm x 140mm.), half title, contemporary cloth, front cover gilt stamped with The Parker Society coat of arms, armorial bookplate of De Clifton Parmiter, and George Benson of Christ Chuch Oxford, library bookplate of Seminarii S. Ioannis. With a number of reference works relating to the 17th cenury including John Lough's 'An Introduction to Seventeenth Century France' (London, 1960), Jasper Ridley's 'Elizabeth' (London, 1987), Garrett Mattingly's 'The Defeat of The Spanish Armada' (London, 1959), Eveleigh Nash published 'The King Who Never Reigned' (London, n.d.), and Hester W Chapman's 'Privileged Persons Four Sventeenth-Century Studies' (London, 1966).
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Empire Francais Uniformes de la Garde Imperiale, Paris, Hautecoeur, [n.d.], large 4to (345mm x 270mm.), title with decorative border, ca. 31 chromolithograpged plates, heightened with later colouring, occasional marginal spotting, original black cloth gilt, front cover blind stamped in gilt with Imperial Guard Coat-of-arms, covers detached, worn
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A Russian silver vase and cover, having double-headed eagle finial, and decorated with repousse double-headed eagle, strapwork and foliate motifs, the tapering body inset with cabochon amethysts and blue agates, bearing coat of arms and inscription: 'The Petrograd, Douma/to/Viscount Milner/February 4/17 1917', on spreading foot; Petrograd 1917 V. Morosov, 27oz approx
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A Maryport & Carlisle Railway original gold leaf coat of arms transfer on board. On an ornamental shield are Maryport (top left); Carlisle (bottom right); the arms of J.P. Senhouse of Netherall represented by a popinjay (top right); and those of Sir Wilfred Lawson (bottom left). These two gentlemen were the first and fourth of the five Company Chairmen. It was displayed on the green locomotives and green with white upper panels coaches. This device was one of only two (the other being the Central London Railway) that did not incorporate either a name or motto. 13"x151/4", good condition.
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A London Brighton & South Coast Railway original gold leaf coat of arms transfer on board. First printed in 1897, this was the Company's third device with the central shield quartered with the arms of London, Brighton, Hastings and Portsmouth. It was displayed on the Royal Train; Royal Mail vans; two family saloons; the Director's saloon; and, experimentally, on 4-4-0 locomotive No.60. 24"x20". VGC.
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A LOCOMOTIVE HEADBOARD, metal painted with the EIIR Royal coat of arms. These headboards were carried by a number of special trains run in conjunction with the Coronation of Queen Elizabeth in 1952. In fine, ex-loco condition, lettered on the back "Return To D.M.P.S. Kings X No.1" and complete with its back bracket.
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A Sierra Leone Railway original gold leaf coat-of-arms transfer mounted on board. This is the first design illustrating a shield with the Union flag as it was before 1801; a liberated slave and a ship reputed to be H.M. brig "MIRO" off-shore; a palm tree; and the scroll "Auspice Britannia Liber" (free under Britain's protection). 18" square, vgc.
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A Nidd Valley Light Railway original golf leaf coat-of-arms transfer. Essentially a Bradford Corporation coat-of-arms, it adorned the locomotives of this railway created to build the reservoir at Angram near Pateley Bridge. It opened in 1907 from its own station at Pateley Bridge, where there was a connection to the NER, and was a passenger line for 6 miles to Lofthouse-in-Nidderdale, and a further 7 miles of private railway to Angram. 15" square. Mint.
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SIR GEORGE REID P.R.S.A. (19TH CENTURY) Three-quarter portrait of a young girl, wearing a black feather trimmed hat, black coat and carrying a muff, standing in a woodland with river and the City of Aberdeen beyond, oil on canvas, signed with a monogram and dated 1868 24in. x 18.5in. (61 x 47cms)
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Winston Churchill centenary: a cased commemorative silver decanter suite, each piece applied with a cast silver gilt Churchill coat of arms, comprising a bell-shaped decanter and stopper, 30cm high, a septfoil-shaped salver, 36cm diameter and 6 goblets12.5cm high, no. 22 of 100, by Mappin and Webb, London 1973, approx. 106 ozs. gross
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