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Lot 28

Hunt John. The ascent of Everest. London: Hodder & Stoughton, 1953In-8° (220x145 mm). Pagine XX, 300 con 8 tavole fotografiche a colori e 48 in bianco e nero. Con numerose illustrazioni e mappe nel testo. Legatura editoriale in tela blu con sovraccoperta illustrata. Esemplare in buono stato di conservazione, strappi alla sovraccoperta rinforzati con nastro adesivo. Esemplare con doppia firma di due partecipanti alla spedizione: Edmund Hillary e George Lowe. Timbro alla carta di guardia anteriore. Prima edizione del resoconto della prima ascensione dell'Everest effettuata dalla spedizione inglese, guidata da John Hunt che fu presidente dell' Alpine Club dal 1956 al 1958 ed è considerato un'icona dell'alpinismo inglese post-bellico. Neathe H, 135. 8° (220x145 mm). XX, 300 pages with 8 coloured photographic plates and 48 in black and white. With numerous illustrations and maps in the text. Editorial blue cloth with illustrated dust jacket. A fair copy, damages at the dust jacket. On the front flyleaf double authograph of Edmund Hillary e George Lowe, stamp on the same leaf. First edition of the account of the first ascent of Everest carried out by the British expedition led by John Hunt. He was president of the Alpine Club in 1956 and 1958 and is considerer an icon of the English mountaineering post-war. Neathe H, 135.

Lot 37

Letteratura francese. Lotto di due opere scomplete in 9 volumiFrançoise d'Aubigné marquise de Maintenon. Lettres de Madame de Maintenon. Nouvelle èdition. Tome premier [-neuvieme]. A Maestricht : chez J.E. Dufour et Ph. Roux, associés, 1789.Otto tomi di nove in-12° (mm 170x100). Manca il settimo tomo. Frontalini, capilettera e piccoli fregi xilografici. Lievi aloni diffusi. Piena pelle bazzana coeva. Dorso a cinque nervi con doppio tassello, titolo, fregi e filetti in oro. Impressioni in oro ai bordi dei piatti. Tagli colorati in rosso. Lievi mancanze al dorso di alcuni tomi, minime mancanze e lievi abrasioni ai piatti. Firma di possesso all'ottavo tomo: 'John Webb'. Eight volumes of nine , missing the seventh. 12° (170x100 mm). Woodcut head-, tailpieces and small friezes. Light spots throughout. Contemporary bazzana leather. Spine with five raised bands, double lettering piece. Spine and covers gilt decorated. Red edges. A few losses on the spine of some volumes, covers slightly abrased. Ownership signature at the eight tome: 'John Webb'SI AGGIUNGE: Marmontel Jean-Francois. Contes moraux. Nouvelle edition, corrigèe et augmentèe. Premiere partie (-troisieme). A Paris: chez Merlin, libraire, rue de la Harpe, à l'Image S. Joseph, 1770. Un tomo di tre in-12° (mm 166x95). Mancano il primo e il secondo tomo. Occhietto, piccola scenetta xilografica al frontespizio. Frontalino xilografico e due illustrazioni calcografiche fuori testo. Aloni diffusi, qualche carta un po' brunita. Pelle bazzana coeva con doppio tassello, titolo, fregi e filetti in oro al dorso. Piccoli fori al piatto posteriore, abrasioni al dorso e ai piatti. One of three volumes, missing the first two. 12° (166x95 mm). Half-title, small woodcut image at the title-page. Woodcut headpiece and two engraved images out of text. Spots troughout, a few leaves a bit browned. Contemporary bazzana leather with double lettering piece, gilt title, friezes and fillets on the spine. Small holes at the lower cover, a few abrasions on the spine and the covers.

Lot 58

Moretti Marino. Lotto di 18 volumi di cui 16 con dedica dell'Autore, principalmente in prima edizione.Il lotto contiene:Via Laura. Il libro dei sorprendenti vent'anni. Milano: Treves, 1931. Prima edizione con invio autografo.Il segno della croce. Milano: Treves, 1926. Prima edizione con invio autografo.Il trono dei poveri. Milano: Treves, 1928. Prima edizione in volume, con invio autografo.La casa del santo sangue. Milano: Mondadori, 1930. Prima edizione in volume, con invio autografo.Il tempo felice. Ricordi d'infanzia e d'altre stagioni. Secondo migliaio. Con invio autografo.La voce di Dio. Nuova edizione con prefazione di G.A. Borgese. Milano: Treves, 1931. Edizione rivista, con dedica autografa.Allegretto quasi Allegro. Milano: Treves, 1927. Prima edizione, con dedica autografa.Fantasie olandesi. Milano: Treves Treccani Tumminelli, 1932. Secondo migliaio, con dedica autografa.Poesie 1905-1914. Milano: Treves, 1919. Secondo migliaio, con dedica autografa.L'Andreana. Romanzo dei figli. Milano: Mondadori, 1935. Prima edizione, con invio autografo.L'odore del pane. Milano: Morcelliana, 1942. Prima edizione in volume, con invio autografo.Pane in desco. Milano: Mondadori, 1940. Prima edizione in volume, con invio autografo.Il Romanzo della Mamma. Milano: Mondadori, 1942. Con sovraccoperta. Nuova edizione riveduta, con dedica autografa.Cento novelle. Novelle e racconti scelti. Torino: Sei, 1943. Cartonato editoriale. Raccolta antologica, con dedica autografa.Una settimana in paradiso. Novelle. Milano: Mondadori, 1921. Prima edizione. Unico volume del lotto senza invio autografo.Uomini soli. Milano: Mondadori, 1954. Cartonato editoriale con sovraccoperta. Prima edizione, con dedica autografa. La camera degli sposi. Roma: Nuova Antologia, 1957. Estratto dalla Nuova Antologia, fascicoli nn. 1873-1875 di gennaio-marzo 1957. Con dedica autografa.Il ciuchino. Poesie per i ragazzi. 20 tavole fuori testo di Mario Vellani Marchi. Torino: Sei, 1953. Cartonato editoriale illustrato. Prima edizione. Salvo diversa indicazioni tutti i volumi sono in brossura editoriale originale e recano l'ex libris 'Biblioteca Palazzi'.Moretti Marino. Lot of 18 volumes, many in first edition and with Author's autograph and dedicationLot contains:Via Laura. Il libro dei sorprendenti vent'anni. Milano: Treves, 1931. First edition, with signature. Wrappers.Il segno della croce. Milano: Treves, 1926. First edition, with signature. Wrappers.Il trono dei poveri. Milano: Treves, 1928. First edition in volume, with signature. Wrappers.La casa del santo sangue. Milano: Mondadori, 1930. First edition in volume, with signature. Wrappers.Il tempo felice. Ricordi d'infanzia e d'altre stagioni. With signature. Wrappers.La voce di Dio. Nuova edizione con prefazione di G.A. Borgese. Milano: Treves, 1931. Enriched edition, with signature. Wrappers.Allegretto quasi Allegro. Milano: Treves, 1927. First edition, with signature. Wrappers.Fantasie olandesi. Milano: Treves Treccani Tumminelli, 1932. With signature. Wrappers.Poesie 1905-1914. Milano: Treves, 1919. With signature. Wrappers.L'Andreana. Romanzo dei figli. Milano: Mondadori, 1935. First edition, with signature. Wrappers.L'odore del pane. Milano: Morcelliana, 1942. First edition in volume, with signature. Wrappers.Pane in desco. Milano: Mondadori, 1940. First edition in volume, with signature. Wrappers.Il Romanzo della Mamma. Milano: Mondadori, 1942. Wrappers With dustjacket. With signature.Cento novelle. Novelle e racconti scelti. Torino: Sei, 1943. Cardboard, with signature.Una settimana in paradiso. Novelle. Milano: Mondadori, 1921. First edition, unique volume of this lot without signature. Wrappers.Uomini soli. Milano: Mondadori, 1954. Cardboards with dustjacket. First edition, with signature.La camera degli sposi. Roma: Nuova Antologia, 1957. Extract from the review Nuova Antologia, with signature. Wrappers.On all volumes ex libris 'Biblioteca Palazzi'.

Lot 62

Panigarola Francesco. Oratione fatta dal Rever.do P. Panigarola nel Duomo di Milano nelle Esequie dell'Illustriss. et Reverendiss. Cardinale di S. Prassede Arcivesc. di Milano. Stampata in Bologna, et ristampata in Padova, 1585.In-4° (mm 202x140). Carte [8]. Titolo entro ricca bordura in legno e con una vignetta sempre in legno al centro. Cartoncino colorato posteriore. Alone chiaro d'acqua su tutto il volume. Dalla collezione padovana di Gianni Toniato (suo timbro al titolo). Rara edizione di questa celebre orazione, che già apparsa l'anno precedente, data della morte di S. Carlo, a Roma presso gli eredi del Blado e a Firenze, fu ristampata innumerevoli volte negli anni successivi: nel solo 1585, oltre alla presente, risultano varie edizioni stampate a Venezia, Brescia, Milano, Firenze e Bologna. Il Panigarola, che fu ritenuto il massimo predicatore dei suoi tempi, studiò diritto a Bologna e a Pavia. Nel '67 entrò a Firenze nell'ordine francescano, studiando filosofia e teologia a Padova, Pisa e Parigi. Nel '73 cominciò la sua carriera di predicatore, che lo portò ad attraversare l'Italia, la Germania, la Francia e la Svizzera, paesi dove si scontrò con i riformati. Nell'89 Sisto V lo fece vescovo prima di Grisopolis, poi di Asti. 4° (202x140 mm). [8] leaves. Title within rich woodcut board and woodcut vignette on the center. Later colored cardboard. Water spot on the whole volume. From the Paduan collection by Gianni Toniato (his stamp on the title). Rare edition of this famous oration, already appeared in the previous year, date of the death of S. Carlo, in Rome by the heirs of Blado and in Florence, was reprinted numerous times in the following years: only in 1585, other than this copy, there are various editions printed in Venice, Brescia, Milan, Florence and Bologna. Panigarola, who was considered the main prayer of his time, studied law in Bologna and Pavia. In '67 enter in Florence the Franciscan order, studying philosophy and theology in Padua, Pisa and Paris. In '73 started his career of prayer, which lead him to cross Italy, Germany, France and Switzerland, countries where he collided with the reformed. In '89 Sisto V made him first bishop before Grisopolis, then of Asti.

Lot 82

50 SHADES OF GREY SIGNED - Three first edition copies of the 'Fifty Shades' trilogy, all of which are signed inside by author EL James. Fifty Shades of Grey is inscribed 'Happy Christmas have a fantastic new year'.

Lot 344

A Moorcroft 'Limousin Pigs' vase, number 34 of a limited edition of 50, first quality, 13cm

Lot 345

A Moorcroft 'Night Guardian' vase, limited edition, first quality, 18cm

Lot 347

A Moorcroft 'Tawny Tales' vase, number 30 of a limited edition of 30, first quality, 18cm

Lot 191

1- Westman, H O: The Spoon: with upwards of one hundred illustrations, primitive, Egyptian, Roman, Medieval, and modern. L, Wiley & Putnam, 1845, first edition. With 8 engraved plated; 288pp. Later full leather; very good; 2- Sheffield Cutlers’ Company’s Industrial Exhibition, July, 1885. 177pp including many adverts; original full leather binding; rubbed; 3- White, W: General Directory of Sheffield. Sheffield, 1845. Original full leather; covers detached; lacking the map; 4- White, W: Gazetteer and General Directory of Sheffield. Sheffield, 1852. Original full leather, rubbed and block split in two; lacking the mapProvenance: The Bill Brown Collection of Antique Cutlery.

Lot 247

ALPINI, Prospero: Prosperi Alpini de Medicina Aegyptiorum, libri quatuor. Venetiis, Apud Franciscum de Fransiscis Senensem, 1591, First edition. PP: Title, (xxii)including Errata, 150 Leaves, (xxv)Leaves of Index, (i)blank leaf, torn with loss. With six woodcut illustrations in the text (3 full page).; Bound with: ALPINI, Prospero: De plantis Aegypti liber. Venetiis, Apud Franciscum de Fransiscis Senensem, 1592, First edition of the first part, the second part (De Balsamo) was first published in 1591. Two parts in one volume with two title pages, both dated 1592 and with continuous pagination. The two parts contain 50 woodcut illustrations (38 full page). PP: title, (iv), 1-40, 37-80 Leaves, including the second title page; (mis-pagination, but complete); i.e. 84 leaves, Plus (viii)leaves of Index, (i)leaf, blank. A little later full soft vellum; slightly discoloured; ink note to front blank endpaper; two stamps to title (almost rubbed out); some ink underlining; pale damp staining. ((DE MEDICINA AEGYPTIORUM is said to contain the first account of the coffee plant published in Europe)).

Lot 250

Pankhurst, E. Sylvia: The Suffragette Movement: An Intimate Account of Persons and Ideals With Illustrations. Longmans, Green & Co., London, 1931, first edition. The front endpaper Inscribed: 'With memories of our long struggle together and best wishes for future happiness and a hope that it still seems worth while to you' SIGNED, Sylvia Pankhurst. Original cloth, rubbed and inner hinges cracked; one page with a tear to the corner (away from the text).

Lot 255

Cary's New and Correct English Atlas: Being a new set of County Maps from actual surveys. Exhibiting all the Direct & Principal Cross Roads, Cities, Towns and most considerable Villages, Parks, Rivers, Navigable Canals &c. L, J. Cary, 1793, second edition. With 2 General Maps (Hand coloured) Plus 46 county Maps (partially hand coloured in outline); 48 Maps in all, as called for. 4to., Later half leather over marbled boards and a slipcase. The first general map repaired and the second little trimmed. Plus: A facsimile edition of Speed’s 1614 edition of: Theatre of the Empire of Great Britaine.. Privately printed, no date. Bound by Peter Woodhead, Hertford. Folio, full leather gilt, with slipcase; very good. (2)

Lot 262

Rowling, J K: Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets. Bloomsbury, 1998, first edition, first impression (full set of numbers: 1-10), with dust jacked (£10.99). Very good/Fine copy & dw.

Lot 263

Austen, Jane; Hugh Thomson (illus): Pride and Prejudice. G Allen, 1894, first Peacock Edition. Original green cloth with the gilt peacock decoration and all edges gilt. The gilt decoration little rubbed; binding cocked; foxing to preliminaries and light spotting.

Lot 264

Naval Intelligence Division. Iraq and the Persian Gulf, Geographical Handbook Series, 1944, first edition, plates, folding maps, one in pocket at rear, original cloth, gilt. Spine faded, a small school stamp to front endpaper, but no other markings; front board slightly bowed.

Lot 265

JOYCE, James: Ulysses. John Lane The Bodley Head, 1937, first trade edition, with dust jacket. Original green cloth boards with gilt bow motif to front and price un-clipped dw (25s net). Light discolouration to boards; browning to endpapers and former owners’ names to top of title page (one crossed out). The dust jacket: Spine darkened, split between the spine and front and with tears to ends (with small loss); Plus another later edition (1966); a very good copy with two dust jackets. (2)

Lot 266

HAMILTON, William: Outlines from the Figures and Compositions upon the Greek, Roman, and Etruscan Vases of the Late Sir William Hamilton; with Engraved Borders Drawn and Engraved by the late Mr. Kirk. London: William Miller, 1804, first edition. 4to. Illustrated with 62 engraved plates in two states (124 plates in all): 62 numbered and uncoloured; and 62 coloured in black and terracotta, trimmed to the image and mounted by William Kirk, with tissue guards; (The work was also published with only the 62 uncoloured plates). Contemporary full red leather with gilt tooling and all edges gilt. Covers rubbed; Spine and edges little worn and corners chipped; foxing to tissue guards. Sir William Hamilton (1730-1803), 'one of the first Englishmen who collected and appreciated Greek vases,' sold his collection of vases to the British Museum in 1772 'forming the groundwork of the present department of Greek and Roman Antiquities'

Lot 268

1- Hill, Vernon (ill.): Ballads Weird and Wonderful; with 25 drawings. John Lane, 1912; Limited edition of 500 copies. Original boards; worn and grubby; lacking few of the tissue guards; 2- Robertson, W G: Gold, Frankincense, and Myrrh. And Other Pageants for a Baby Girl; with 12 colour plates. John Lane, 1907, first edition. Original pictorial boards; Covers chipped; spine faded and sunned in parts; 3- Browning, E B: Sonnets from the Portuguese. Photographic ill. by A H Leeson. Harrap, no date. Boards worn and grubby. (3)

Lot 269

THOMPSON, George: Travels and Adventures in Southern Africa... comprising a view of the present state of the Cape Colony, with observations on the progress and prospects of the British emigrants. S. & R. Bentley for Henry Colburn, 1827, First edition, 4to. PP: xviii, (ii), 493. Complete with one folding lithographed map, Two lithographed plans (one double-page, one folding), Twenty aquatint plates (one double-page) and seventeen wood engravings in the text. Cont. full mottled calf and later spine; little rubbed; occasional foxing and the odd small tear.

Lot 270

Tuckey, Captain James K: Narrative of an Expedition to explore the River Zaire, usually called the Congo, in South Africa, in 1816.… J. Murray, 1818, First edition. Large folding Map Plus 13 Plates (one hand-coloured). 4to. PP: (viii)including half title and title, Lxxxii (Introduction), 498. Later half leather over marbled boards and new endpapers; very light remains of stamp to verso of title page; contents page torn and with some repair (but complete); some browning and foxing.

Lot 271

1- Cooper, R D; R. Keith Johnson (Edit.): HUNTING AND HUNTED IN THE BELGIAN CONGO. L, Smith, Elder, 1914, first edition. PP:xvii, (i)blank, 263. With folding map and plates (complete). Original red cloth gilt; covers little rubbed; 2- Lagden, G: The Basutos; in Two volumes. L, Hutchinson, 1909, first edition. PP: xvi, 337, (i)blank; xii, 339-690. All plates and Maps present. Original pictorial cloth gilt; little rubbed; former owners name to verso of frontispieces; occasional foxing; 3- The diary of Henry Teonge: chaplain on board His Majesty's ships Assistance, Bristol, and Royal Oak: Anno 1675 to 1679. L, for Charles Knight, 1825, first edition. PP: Extra engraved title page with vignette, xviii, 327; with a folding facsimile. Cont. full calf; rubbed and hinges cracked. (3)

Lot 273

BARROW (JOHN): A Voyage to Cochinchina, in the Years 1792 and 1793... with Sketches of the Manners, Character, and Condition of their Several Inhabitants. To which is Annexed an Account of a Journey... to the Residence of the Chief of the Booshuana Nation. T. Cadell and W. Davies, 1806, First edition. Complete with 20 hand-coloured aquatint plates PLUS a large folding Chart of the Journey in South Africa, with the rout in red. 4to. PP: xviii, (i)list of plates, (i)blank, 447. Contemporary full speckled calf, with later spine and labels. Browning to top margins of the endpapers; the colouring to the double page plan of Rio de Janeiro seeping through to verso and offsetting to adjacent pages and it also has a cut to the fold. Otherwise a very good copy.

Lot 274

Weld, Isaac Jr.: Travels through the States of North America and the Provinces of Upper and Lower Canada, During the Years 1795, 1796, and 1797. L, John Stockdale, 1799, First edition. Complete with 16 Maps & Plates, including a large folding Hand-Coloured Map of the Northern States of America. 4to. PP: xxiv, 464. Cont. full calf; rubbed; lacking a few of the tissue guards; two small pin holes to the folding map; otherwise very good.

Lot 277

JACQUIN, Nikolaus Joseph, Baron von: SELECTARUM STIRPIUM AMERICANARUM HISTORIA, IN QUA AD LINNAEANUM SYSTEMA DETERMINATAE DESCRIPTAEQUE SISTUNUTUR PLANTAE ILLAE, QUAS IN INSULIS MARTINICA, JAMAICA, DOMINGO, ALIISQUE, ET IN VICINAE CONTINENTIS PARTE, OBSERVAVIT RARIORES. Vindobonae [Vienna], ex officina Krausiana, 1763, First edition. Folio, PP: (x), vii, (v), 284, (xiv)Index, etc., Plus emblematic frontispiece to plate-section and the Plates. ILLUSTRATIONS: engraved vignette of two ships approaching a New World island on title-page, 2 engraved scenic headpieces, numerous woodcut tailpieces, engraved emblematic frontispiece to plate-section depicting Native Americans holding up a banner-map of the West Indies surrounded by Caribbean flora and fauna, Plus 184 engraved full-page plates (numbered I-XXXVII, XXXVII*, XXXVIII-CLXXXIII [also numbered lower right 1-37, 37*, 38-183]; 6 folding) after Jacquin by Jacob Wangner. Leather backed boards; covers worn and front detached; Otherwise a very good and clean copy.

Lot 344

Hemmingway, Ernest "A Moveable Feast" first edition with original dustjacket, pub. 1964 together with 14 other 20th century books, including Evelyn Waugh; Graham Greene; Aldous Huxley; George Bernard Shaw. (15)

Lot 352

Milne, A.A. "Now We Are Six", first edition pub. 1927 (A/F) together with "North Again Golfing this Time" and "A Yachting Holiday.." W. Ralston also childrens' books by Walter Crane, Marie Neurath, Margaret Cardew. (8)

Lot 13

John Speed, facsimile, first edition cased maps (4)

Lot 230

Ten Halcyon Days limited edition enamel bonbonnieres; Royal Opera House 250th18/250, The Travel Box 141/1000, Battle of Camperdown 23/200, Watership Down 65/500, National Trust for Scotland 2001 134/250, Marriage of Prince Edward & Sophie 346/500, Gilbert Collection 17/150, The First Prince of Wales 164/200, Transfer of Hong Kong to China no.211 & The Haymakers 45/300

Lot 372

Comics, to include Metallica No 1 Gold edition, special limited collectors edition, IT first issue 1994, DC Comics Vertigo, Broadway Comics first issue, Alien Heavy Metal and trading cards, as new, (qty)

Lot 295

'Old Rhymes with New Tunes'Composed by Richard Runciman Terry, illustrated by Gabriel Peippet, first edition, published by Longman, Green & Co London 1912, two copies of 'Wilfred's Annual' dated 1925 and 1932, Twain Mark 'Tom Sawyer' published by the Heirloom Library, London 1955. (4)

Lot 1095

A first edition hardback Book; HRH The Prince of Wales Watercolours and a first edition signed Book; The Old Man of Lochnagar 1980 by HRH Prince of Wales

Lot 1096

A hardback Book 2012 The Marvel Chronicle, a year by year history together with a paperback Book by Barry Trotter; The Shameless Parody 2003 and a hardback book by Barry Trotter; The Bean Horse (first edition 2004)

Lot 1104

A first published edition 1946 by Bernard L Montgomery - Ten Chapters 1942-45, with Churchill signature

Lot 304

Robert Louis Stevenson, Father Damien, first edition, 1890, together with a book filled with early 20th century newspaper clippings and drawings

Lot 230

Nine First Edition Biggles books by Captain W.E. Johns including Biggles Takes a Hand, Biggles Goes Alone, Biggles Gets his Men, Biggles forms a Syndicate, Biggles Presses on, Biggles of the Interpol, Biggles Sets a Trap, Biggles and the Missing Millionaire and Biggles takes the case (six in dust jackets).

Lot 153

Framed & glazed Frank Wootton print "The First for the Few" ltd edition print signed by the Artist and four others

Lot 305

Diecast - Lot to contain a Corgi # 05508 limited edition 1999 Mini Se7en & Mini Miglia Championship Winners with Brands Hatch Diorama, contained in original box, three Exclusive First Editions 1:76 scale diecast models of buses and a Corgi # 97172 Burlingham Seagull Stratford Blue, all in original packaging.

Lot 1110

SOUTH AMERICAN FOOTBALL Excellent and very rare book, "History of the South American Football Championships" by Carlos Rios, bound in leather and dated 1944 on the spine. 112 pages with 16 pages of pictures. First edition, printed in Uruguay and is a history of South American International Football from 1916. many statistics and line-ups etc, written in Spanish language. Some ageing to pages. Generally good

Lot 245

1957 EUROPEAN CUP AC Milan v Glasgow Rangers played 12 December 1957 at the San Siro, Milan. Two issues of the weekly Milan football magazine ''IL Calcio Illustrato'' dated 5 & 12 December 1957. 5 December edition includes extensive reviews, reports, pictures and team line-ups from the first leg played 27 November 1957 in Glasgow and also previews the return leg in Milan. 12 December issue previews the match in Milan. Both issues also have full coverage of the World Cup qualifier Northern Ireland v Italy. Generally good

Lot 601

TREASURE CHEST Another of our very popular treasure chests, just one in this auction but hopefully a high quality collection. Includes book Accrington Stanley A Complete Record 1894-1962 (Breedon), Daily News Football Annual 1928-29 (tape on spine), Sunderland Cup Final Rosette 1992, Signed Boxing Menu including Chris Finnegan and Alan Rudkin, 100 page softback "Up The Avenue", booklet "The United Story In Pictures", over 20 Scottish football programmes, 1970s onwards including 1979 Cup Final, booklet, "The Happy Wanderers York City 1954-5" Cup run souvenir, 4 x Torquay 56/7 home programmes, booklet "The League History of Workington AFC", set of 16 Famous Teams In Football History 2nd Series given with Hotspur (tape marks to corners), Arsenal v Man Utd programme 1972 signed by Alf Ramsey, 17 Manchester United home programmes early 60s, Czechoslovakia v England 63, two signed Anglo--American Sporting Club menus including Ginger McCain and Brian Fletcher (trainer/jockey of Red Rum), Richard Pitman, Noel Le Mare, Emlyn Hughes, Tony Book, Mike Summerbee, Joe Mercer, England Under 23 itinerary v Hungary 1/5/68 at Goodison signed by Colin Bell to whom it belonged, Gamages Annual 1928-9 (spine taped), 3 x Answers Football Annuals 1930s, cigarette cards, set of 50 English Internationals 1980-1991 in album issued by RFU plus complete album 1995 Rugby World Cup Player Profiles from the Daily Telegraph, complete issue of Athletic News 4/2/1929, Rugby League World Cup Final programme 1992, Chelsea Wembley Souvenir booklet 1967, complete album Lipton book of England and International Football Stars 1982, 1966 World Cup Final programme (original), teams, scores completed), Crystal Palace Reserves programmes, 7 x Man Utd 74/5 home programmes + postponed home v Man City 67/8, The Story of Port Vale booklet 1950, 3 sets of Newport County accounts 1960s, handwritten letter on Aldershot FC notepaper 1934 signed by manager Angus Seed, 1950s Motor Racing programmes, itinerary Under 23s tour Summer 67, Colchester v Hereford 72/3 (first Hereford Football League game), programme UK v Europe 1955 (Windsor Park) 1968 European Cup Final programme, "Good Luck Wolves " 1945 Semi-Final Souvenir booklet, 1990 Rugby League Cup Final programme, booklet Manchester United a portrait in Old Trafford postcards, several athletics colour photographs from 2000 Sydney Olympics, 1957 Cup Final newspaper, Willie Pep boxing autograph, signed postcards photographs of Barry McGuigan, Herol Bomber Graham, and Dave "boy" McAuley, selection of tickets including World Cup[ 66 Semi-Final at Wembley, Spurs v OFK Belgrade 63, Cup Finals 87 and 95, League Cup Finals70, 78, 87, 89 and 98, plus game 48 1994 World Cup and game 59 2006 World Cup, programmes USA v England 93, World Cup Final Tournaments 82 (Spanish Edition), 98, Cup Final programmes x 10 including 62, 69, 75, 77, 81 both games, 84, 91 and 92. League Cup Finals x 8 between 70 and 82, Rugby Union World Cup Final 99, issues of The Ring x 6 between 1939 and 63 (some have split spines), several Speedway programmes including 65, 78 and 81 World Finals, Set of 50 Churchmans Association Footballers cards 1938, several boxing programmes, Aral Fussball Album 1966 World Cup (German), Chelsea single sheet programme 1911 (Household Brigade Cup ), Clapton Orient v Millwall programme 1936-7 (punch-holes), 25 x Nottingham Forest programmes (50s), 20 x Chelsea programmes all 50s inc v Spurs 50-51 four page issue, Star teams photo album early 30s, 100 Football Stars album part 2 (1930), 1968 European Championship Football programme, Malta v Wales 1979, Sliema v Swansea City 1982, Australia FA pennant , 1970 England World Cup itinerary, 5 large BDV silks Tottenham, Swansea, Cardiff, Plymouth and Aston Villa, 24 Exeter City tickets mainly 70s but also v Bristol City 63 and a couple of late 60s, 2 x 1963 Cup Final press photographs (laid down to card), , several Spurs Reserves home programmes (60s) plus 3 aways at Chelsea 81/2, 82/3 and one other plus many other items too numerous to mention. Not bad I hope you will agree and most items are in generally good condition, often better and we have tried to mention faults where notable. Fair-good

Lot 312

Jimi Hendrix & Zoot Money - Jimi Hendrix played mid 1960s Wandre Blue Jeans electric guitar, made in Italy, brunette finish with custom stickers added to the table and back, within a vintage Stone Case Company hard case. Sold with a hand written letter of provenance from Zoot Money and a signed, sealed re-mastered vinyl edition of his 1966 album 'Zoot Money's Big Roll Band' *In September of 1966, Chas Chandler of The Animals arrived at Heathrow, London with Jimi Hendrix via an overnight flight from New York. As was customary for Chas when in town, he went straight by Zoot's flat in West London to see if he knew anyone with a left handed guitar that Jimi could borrow to perform at the Bag 'O' Nails or Scotch of St. James that evening. Zoot recalls 'I couldn't let him use one of Andy Summers guitars that were in the flat below because he would have killed me!'. As they were sat discussing who to call, Jimi played around on his Wandre Italian guitar with Zoot saying that he would be happy to re-string the guitar in reverse if he was desperate, which he refused, but did comment on it having a nice easy action. This visit with Chas has been written of and mentioned in many biographies to date. Although Jimi never used this guitar in a gig, it was in fact the first guitar he ever played in England. Zoot remembers 'I had only purchased it to start some Chuck Berry songs on stage, because as I said Andy would not let me near his guitars! The strings are in fact still the strings that were on it that night! Later many other people tinkered on it including Jose Feliciano. Since those days, mainly it has been hidden as I later purchased an acoustic to use for writing'

Lot 304

Sir Robert Baden Powell, An Old Wolf's Favourites, first edition 1921, published by C Arthur Pearson, together with two other scouting related books

Lot 211

Thompson (Maurice). The Witchery of Archery: A Complete Manual of Archery. With many Chapters of Adventures by Field and Flood, and an Appendix containing Practical Directions for the Manufacture and use of Archery Implements, 1st edition, New York: Charles Scribner's Sons, 1878, wood engraved frontispiece and few illustrations, toning throughout, final leaf and endpapers with blind embossed ownership stamp of Wm. C. Fitch, Counsellor, 64 Pearl St. cor Seneca, Buffalo, N.Y., book seller's labels to lower pastedown, upper hinge split, original cloth, slightly rubbed to extremities, 8vo, together with Hardy (Robert), Longbow, A Social and Military History, 5th edition, 2011, colour and monotone illustrations, original boards in dust-jacket, 4to, plus the 1st edition paperback of the same title, published 1986, and other archery related including four issues of the Journal of the Society of Archer-Antiquaries The first title is an uncommon volume. (9)

Lot 214

Shakespeare (William). The First Folio of Shakespeare, Based on Folios in the Folger Shakespeare Library Collection (The Norton Facsimile), prepared by Charlton Hinman, 2nd edition, with a new introduction by Peter W.M. Blayney, W.W. Norton & Company, 1996, facsimile text, original quarter maroon faux morocco gilt, with pictorial cloth sidings, folio, together with William Shakespeare, The Complete Plays, 6 volumes, 2nd impression, Folio Society, 1990, original maroon buckram backed printed boards, 8vo, with The Complete Concordance to Shakspeare: being a Verbal Index to all the Passages in the Dramatic Works of the Poet, by Mrs Cowden Clarke, new & revised edition, circa 1850, endpapers replaced, original cloth, rebacked preserving original spine, large 8vo, plus other Shakespeare related (11)

Lot 613

Rider Haggard, H; a superb collection of 12x original First Edition books by Sir Henry Rider - Haggard. All first editions, to include titles; Ayesha, The Mahatma & The Hare, Fair Margaret, The People Of The Mist, Love Eternal, The Ivory Child, Lysbeth; A Tale Of The Dutch, The World's Desire, Pearl Maiden, Wallow and others. All with cloth boards and gilt-worked titles to the spines. Good collection of books. 

Lot 632

The Tower Of London; A collection of antique publications relating to The Tower Of London. Comprising; ' The Tower - A Series Of Etchings With Vignettes ' by CRB Barrett, pub. Catty & Dobson 1889. First edition, in stiff red cloth boards, featuring 13 full page tissue guarded etchings, each of which is followed by a page or more of text. Along with ' Authorised Guide To The Tower Of London,' by WJ Loftie, London, 1894 - second revised edition in soft paper covers with illustrations and plans, 'Authorised Guide To The Tower Of London,' 1937 and a Tower Of London etching print signed by the artist HG Hampton (1889-1943). Largest measures 38.5 cm.

Lot 289

[GRAND DUKE NIKOLAI MIKHAILOVICH], RUSSIAN PORTRAITS, 1905Grand Duke Nikolay Mikhailovich (Russian 1859-1919), published by, RUSSKIE PORTRETY, [Russian Portraits of the 18th & 19th Century]. (St. Petersburg: Ekspeditsiya Zagotovleniya Gosudarstvennyh Bumag, 1905) [St. Petersbourg: Manufacture des Papiers de l`Etat]. First edition. Complete set of two volumes: vol. I (plates), vol. II (text). Folio (vol. I: 345 x 300 mm; vol. II: 345 x 275 mm).Vol. I contains 100 plates (194 images total): 50 in heliogravure tipped into gummed linen hinges and 144 in phototype; alphabetical indexes of featured persons and of contributing artists; accompanied by explanatory text for each plate in Russian and French in vol. II. Includes plates after Karl Brullov, Vasily Tropinin, Vigee-Lebrun, Vladimir Borovikovsky, et al.This lot is being sold without reserve.

Lot 309

RARE SET OF KAMER-FURYERSKIY ZHURNALS (KAMMERFURIER JOURNALS), 1853-1917 Kamer-furyerskiy tseremonialnye zhurnaly, 1695-1818, [Kammerfurier Ceremonial Journals], (St. Petersburg: Tipografia Departamenta udelov, unless otherwise noted, 1853-1917). Each volume an edition of only 102 (later 200) copies. 8vo (265 x 180 mm), bound in half-leather unless otherwise noted. Text in Russian.Click the following link to go to our website to view the complete list of volumes in this lot: http://www.shapiroauctions.com/rare-set-of-kamer-furyerskiy-zhurnals-kammerfurier-journals-1853-1917.html Titles include: annual and biannual journals Alphabet Index of Persons Mentioned in the Kammerfurier Journal Ceremonial, Banquet, and Military Campaign Kammerfurier Journals Military Campaign Journals Journal of the Kammerfurier Office on Behalf of Sovereign Emperor Alexander Pavlovich [Alexander I] Kammerfurier Ceremonial Journal of Sovereign Empress Maria Fyodorovna comprising: 1. Pokhodnye zhurnaly, 1695-1711, [pub. 1853], 637 pp. Total (38+23+34+20+25+41+9+10+8+3+16+148+26+20+14+34+26+24+118) 2. Alphabetical index to tseremonialnym, banketnym i pokhodnym kamer-furyerskim zhurnalam, 1695-1727, pub. 1910, unbound, 354 pp. 3. Pokhodnye zhurnaly, 1719-1726, pub. 1855, 656 pp. (131+51+76+194+41+49+68+46) 4. 1726-1742, 222 pp. [Original manuscripts for the years 1727-1729, 1731-1733, 1735, 1740, 1741 and 1747 are now lost] 5. 1745-1748, 154 pp. + fold-outs 6. 1758-1760, 196 pp. 7. 1761-1762, 691 pp. total (172+7+7+119+75+311) 8. 1765-1766, 270 pp. 9. 1767-1768, 260 pp. 10. Tseremonialnyi, banketniy i pokhodnyi kamer-furyerskiy zhurnaly, 1769-1770, 560 pp. total (402 pp. (tseremonialnyi)+134 pp. (banketniy)+24 pp. (pokhodnyi)) 11. 1771-1772, 527 pp. 12. 1777, including alphabetical index, pub. 1880, 1008 pp. 13. January-July, 1779, pub. 1883, 303 pp. 14. August-December 1779, pub. 1884, 389 pp. 15. 1780, pub. 1888, 913 pp. 16. 1781, including alphabetical index, pub. 1890, 830 pp. total (808+22) 17. 1782, pub. 1882, 626 pp. 18. 1785, including alphabetical index and appendices, pub. 1885, 851 pp. total (783+XXVI+3-45) 19. 1786, pub. 1886, 768 pp. 20. 1787, pub. 1886, 1012 pp. 21. 1788, pub. 1887, 786 pp. 22. 1789, pub. 1888, 594 pp. 23. 1790, pub. 1889, 696 pp. 24. 1791, pub. 1890, 784 pp. 25. 1792, pub. 1892, 744 pp. 26. 1793, pub. 1892, 939 pp. 27. 1796, pub. 1896, 892 pp. 28. January-March 1797, including alphabetical index, pub. 1896, 585 pp. total (23+562) 29. July-September 1797, including alphabetical index for April-December 1797, pub. 1897, 1001 pp. 30. October-December 1797, pub. 1879, 550 pp. total (422+128) 31. January-July 1798, pub. 1897, 786 pp. 32. Alphabetical index for 1798, pub. 1898, 1079 pp. 33. January-June 1799 (vol. 1 of 2), pub. 1898, 971 pp. 34. July-December 1799, including alphabetical index (vol. 2 of 2), pub. 1898, 1991+51 pp. 35. January-June 1800 (vol. 1 of 2), pub. 1899, 575 pp. 36. July-December 1800 (vol. 2 of 2), including alphabetical index, pub. 1900, 667+37 pp. 37. January-June 1801 (vol. 1 of 2), pub. 1901, 527 pp. 38. July-December 1801 (vol. 2 of 2), pub. 1901, 602 pp. 39. January-June 1802 (vol. 1 of 2), pub. 1902, 741 pp. 40. July-December 1802 (vol. 2 of 2), pub. 1902, 930 pp. 41. January-June 1803, including alphabetical index (vol. 1 of 2), pub. 1903, 742 pp. total (711+31) 42. July-December 1804 (vol. 2 of 2), pub. 1904, 863 pp. 43. January-June 1805 (vol. 1 of 2), including alphabetical index, pub. 1904, 480 pp. 44. January-June 1806 (vol. 1 of 2), including alphabetical index, pub. 1905, 784 pp. 45. 1806, including alphabetical index, pub. 1905, unbound, 741 pp. total (708+33) 46. 1806, including alphabetical index, pub. 1905, unbound, 756 pp. 47. January-June 1808, including alphabetical index (vol. 1 of 2), pub. 1907, unbound, missing pp. after 784 48. July-December 1808 (vol. 2 of 2), pub. 1907, unbound, missing pp. after 432 Due to technological reasons, we are only able to list 48 out of 67 volumes in this lot. Click the following link to go to our website to view the complete list of volumes: http://www.shapiroauctions.com/rare-set-of-kamer-furyerskiy-zhurnals-kammerfurier-journals-1853-1917.html LOT NOTES Our research indicates only 6 complete collections of 177 volumes of the Kamer-furyerskiy zhurnal, namely at the The Russian State Library (Moscow), RGIA (Russian State Historical Archive, Laboratory of Microfilming and Document Restoration, Moscow), the State Historic Public Library of Russia (St. Petersburg), the library of the Hermitage Museum (St. Petersburg), the New York Public Library (New York), and the library of the University of Wisconsin-Madison (Madison). To our knowledge, this is the first set to ever appear at auction. These Kammerfurier Ceremonial Journals, so named after the Kammerfuriers, or Collegiate Councillors (civil rank of the 6th class, according to the Table of Ranks), who recorded the everyday chronicles, reflect over 200 years of life at the Russian Imperial Court: descriptions of balls, banquets, weddings, performances, coronations, and military operations. Begun in 1695 as Peter the Great`s diaries of his Azov military campaigns, the journals conclude with Nicholas the II`s abdication, and provide a unique insight into the covert affairs and lavish celebrations at the Russian court. The journals, reprinted from original manuscripts at the Moscow Main Archive of the Ministry of Internal Affairs, were often sent out to members of the imperial family and gifted to confidants. This particular set, for one, includes several volumes, bound in full leather and monogrammed SA in gilt embossing, from the collection of Grand Duke Sergei Alexandrovich of Russia (Russian 1857-1905); as well as eight volumes bearing the ex-libris of Georgy Aleksandrovich Bobrinsky (Russian 1862-1928), a military and government figure and a descendant of Catherine the Great. PROVENANCE Several volumes embossed on spine with the monogram of Grand Duke Sergei Alexandrovich of Russia (Russian 1857-1905). Eight volumes bear ex-libris / inventory labels of Georgy Aleksandrovich Bobrinsky (Russian 1862-1928). Some volumes marked with labels of the V.I. Klyuchkov bookstore, Saint-Petersburg.

Lot 20

Milne (A.A.) The Christopher Robin Story Book, 1929, Methuen, first edition, dust wrapper (foxing to fore-edge, slight wear to wrapper edges)

Lot 22

Milne (A.A.) Winnie-the-Pooh, 1926, Methuen, first edition, top edge gilt, original cloth gilt

Lot 34

Dickens (Charles) The Posthumous Papers of The Pickwick Club, 1837, Chapman and Hall, first edition thus, Smith's para 2 issue points present, but not para 3 variants (cf Smith, page 21), 75 plates including vignette title, half calf (re-backed retaining original back-strip)

Lot 44

Fleming (Ian) Moonraker, 1955, Jonathan Cape, first edition, correct spelling of 'shoot', lacking front free endpaper, black cloth with silver lettering, with later dust wrapper (price-clipped); Campbell (Iain), Ian Fleming: A Catalogue of a Collection, A Preliminary to a Bibliography, [1978], signed by the author, wraps; with one other (3)

Lot 45

Amis (Martin) The Rachel Papers, 1973, Jonathan Cape, first edition, dust wrapper priced £2.25, (abrasions to endpapers, wear to dust wrapper); Brooke (Rupert), 1914, Sidgwick & Jackson, first edition, cloth; James (P.D.), The Skull Beneath the Skin, 1982, Faber and Faber, first edition, signed by the author on title page, price-clipped dust wrapper; with seven others (10)

Lot 47

Orwell (George) Nineteen Eighty-Four, 1949, Secker & Warburg, first edition, cloth; idem, The Lion and the Unicorn, 1941, Secker and Warburg, first edition, cloth; with six others (8)

Lot 48

Orwell (George) Homage to Catalonia, April 1938, Secker and Warburg, first edition, original cloth

Lot 394

Charles Jervas (Irish, circa 1675-1739) and John Wootton (British, 1682-1764) Portrait, presumed to be of, Robert Walpole, later 2nd Earl of Orford (1701-1751) standing, three-quarter length, holding a hunting whip and wearing the Insignia of the Order of the Bath, horses and hounds watering in a landscape beyond oil on canvas, in a fine contemporary carved and giltwood English frame 120 x 100cm (47 x 39in) Provenance: Presumably the sitter's aunt, Susan Hamond, of South Wootton and then from 1761 at Westacre High House, Norfolk and thence by descent to the present owner Other Notes: The identity of the sitter is apparently first proposed by Andrew Moore in "A Capital Collection: Houghton Hall and the Hermitage, with a Modern Edition of "Aedes Walpolianae", Horace Walpole's Catalogue of Sir Robert Walpole", Mellon Centre for Studies in British Art, pub. 2002, where it is illustrated and attributed to John Wootton. Wootton's pictures of the sitter's father "Prime Minister" Walpole and 1st Earl of Orford, are invariably collaborations with Richardson, with the latter doing the portrait and Wootton the landscape. An attribution to Richardson here seems implausible. As the presumed sitter became Ranger of Richmond Park and a Knight of the Bath in 1725, it would seem more plausible that as this date exactly coincides with when Jervas is known to have been commissioned to paint portraits of his father and mother (see Lots 392 and 393) that this too is a work by Jervas and just like that pair it has descended from Susan Hamond, née Walpole, sister of the 1st Earl. It is believed there is a similar portrait at Houghton Hall, Norfolk; another similar portrait, according to the late Sir Oliver Millar and the present owner, was sold at Christie's, 28 April 1950 (Lot 81) as of an Unknown Nobleman and attributed to Wootton. Sir Oliver Millar in April 1961 doubted the Wootton attribution for the present painting. The present portrait will be included in Caroline Pegum's forthcoming catalogue raisonne on Charles Jervas. Label to the reverse incorrectly gives the sitter as Sir Robert Walpole, Prime Minster, father of the sitter No. 14 to the reverse. Oil on canvas which has been lined. The tension is good and the picture is in plane. The paint layer is in a good, stable condition. There are a few small paint losses. The varnish is matte and yellowed. There is a layer of surface dirt which includes mould spores. There are a few scattered areas of retouching which are slightly discoloured and mainly located in the background. The mitres of the frame are opened, some dirt and staining on the gilded surface.

Lot 64

Ephemera - a cased George Formby ukulele (faults), tambourine; a pair of Zenith binoculars; a metal Paragon First Aid Case; an early 20th century photograph album; Firth JB, calf bound edition of Highways and By Ways in Derbyshire; etc. qty.

Lot 1008

BALVENIE SIGNATURE AGED 12 YEARS BATCH FIVEActive. Dufftown, Banffshire.Matured in Oloroso sherry butts, first fill bourbon barrels and refill bourbon barrels. 70cl, 40% volume, in tube, with wooden box.GLENFIDDICH SMALL BATCH RESERVE AGED 18 YEARS GIFT PACKActive. Dufftown, Banffshire.Batch no. 8150, matured in oloroso sherry and bourbon casks. 70cl, 40% volume, in suitcase presentation case with luggage tag and notebook.GLENFIDDICH 125th ANNIVERSARY EDITION Active. Dufftown, Banffshire. Bottled 2012. 70cl, 43% volume, in presentation tin with certificate of authenticity.3 bottles. CONDITION REPORT: Very good

Lot 1182

HAZELBURN AGED 8 YEARS - FIRST EDITION (3) Active. Springbank Distillery, Campbeltown, Argyll. 70cl, 46% volume, in cartons. 3 bottles. CONDITION REPORT: Very good.

Lot 1253

BRUICHLADDICH 1989 BLACK ART AGED 19 YEARS FIRST EDITION Active. Bruichladdich, Islay. Bottle no. 2793 of 6000. Natural colour, NCF. 700ml, 51.1% volume, in cylindrical tin. CONDITION REPORT: Very good

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