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A Magic Lantern projector/enlarger labelled Ross & Co, No.900m, patent, of mahogany, tinplate and bras construction together with twelve slides of The Dogs and Monks of St Benard, produced by Theobald & Co, pre 1894; On slide in black and white painted with Good Night/Thgin Doog with rabbits; and five slides of Victorian firemen and fir engines, titled in paper to the edge; the fire engine station; off with the escape; we were soon out with the engine; tearing through the streets and everyone gave us a wide berth, 8cm square approx (19)
[Vickers, Vincent Cartwright]. The Google Book, written and illustrated by V.C.V., 1st edition, J. & E. Bumpus, [1913], thirty-four mounted colour plates (including Finis tailpiece), first third of volume with worming to upper and lower margins, on one occasion just touching a platemark, half-title inscribed in pencil by the author 'By V.C.V. 1913' and title-page with his name inked in, all edges gilt, contemporary citron crushed morocco by Bumpus, signed on front turn-in, slightly damp-stained at foot of spine and adjacent return, raised bands, gilt lettered direct in second and third compartments, remainder gilt panelled, covers panelled with onlays, gilt fillets, and dotted rolls, single fillets on edges and turn-ins, folio, contained in original half morocco solander box, worn, with upper side etached Provenance: The current owner is the great grandson of the artist. Limited edition of 100 copies, this unnumbered and annotated both in ink and pencil by Vickers 'Specially bound Volume for "The Author" V.C. Vickers', with the author's monogram and date 1913 also in ink, and pencilled address 'Newsells Park, Royston, Herts' in the author's hand. Vickers, an accomplished artist and noted humourist, who had a particular penchant for drawing birds, apparently pioneered the use of the word 'Google' decades before it became the name of a well-known search engine. In his book the Google monster sleeps in a pool in a beautiful garden by day, and preys on the various fantastical birds of Google land by night. His ingenious illustrations, with their accompanying witty verses, have titles such as: Great Skull-Headed Ston Trot, The Gogo (or Camel Bird), The Whatnot, The Little Gadwot, The Great McDoo or Dewar Bird, The Shivver-Doodle, The Flabbytoes, The Lemonsqueezer and The Soft-Nosed Wollop. (1)
9ct GOLD POCKET CIGARETTE CASE, oblong with rounded corners, straight sides, flush hinge to the spring opening lid, operated by a plain push catch, the whole of the exterior with an engine turned decoration, 3 1/2" x 3" x 3/8", maker W.H. Manton Ltd. Birmingham 1941, 123.8gms and the brown morocco case labelled Alfred Dunhill ltd. London
A 1930s 9 carat gold purse watch, the cushion shaped folding case with square engine turned dial, luminous Arabic numerals and hands, and subsidiary seconds dial, Swiss 15 jewel manual wind movement, the case fully hallmarked Birmingham 1935, engine turned overall, 38mm wide, 49gmsMovement functioning, in good overall condition, one minor pin head dent to the outer case, spring bar either snapped or pushed in too far, so loose on upper pivot.
An early 20th century Swiss 14 carat gold open faced pocket watch, the silvered radial engine turned dial with black Breguet numerals, spade hands, and subsidiary seconds dial, with 15 jewel Swiss straight line club tooth lever movement, the case stamped '14k' with Swiss standard marks, 45mm diameter, 50.8gmsGlass loose, some discolouration to the dial and mount, heavy rust deposit to the hands

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