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Lot 160

THE KREMLIN IN MOSCOW, FIRST EDITION COMPILED BY THE BAU-ADJUTANT M. FABRITSIUS, 1883 FABRITSIUS, Mikhail Platonovich (Russian 1845-1915), KREML` V MOSKVE, OCHERKI I KARTINY PROSHLAGO I NASTOYASHAGO [The Kremlin in Moscow, Describing and Picturing the Past and the Future ] , Moscow: Gagen, 1883. Large 8vo (245 x 185 mm). 336 pages. Rebound cloth binding embossed gilt and black decorations. First page illustrated with a woodcut. Extensively illustrated throughout with 76 plates and 14 etchings. Includes a foldout panorama view of the Zamoskvorechye. THIS LOT IS BEING SOLD WITHOUT RESERVE.

Lot 163

A COMPLETE SET OF NARODNIYA RUSSKIYA DEREVIANNIYA IZDELIA, ISSUES 1-12, 1910-1914 BOBRINSKY, Alexey Alexandrovich (Russian 1852-1927), NARODNIYA RUSSKIYA DEREVIANNIYA IZDELIA: PREDMETI DOMASHNIAGO, HOZIAISTVENAGO I OTCHASTI TESRKOVNAGO OBIHODA [Russian Wooden Folkcraft: Items of Household, Agriculture, and Some Ecclesiastical Use] , Moscow, 1910-1914. Elephant folio ( 415 x 320 mm). First Edition. 12 Issues, comprising of individually grouped folios, with phototype plates loose as issued. Lavishly illustrated throughout. Each folio with a title-page leaf listing the illustrations on each plate by number. The enclosed plates numbered sequentially throughout the folios 1-200. Each with photographic plates by P. P. Pavlov, some in color. In a decorative portfolio, cloth over board with leather label and ties. Contains original text in Russian (title page with introduction, 11 separate indices and general index to all plates) and 163 loose plates. Complete as published. This lot also includes a full size book with German foreword by P. Ettinger and published in Leipzig by Karl W. Hiersemann in 1913. Also added a 12th (supplemental) issue separately published in Moscow in 1914; portfolio containing text in Russian and 34 (out of 37) plates. THIS LOT IS BEING SOLD WITHOUT RESERVE.

Lot 315

MILNE (A.A), WINNIE THE POOH, first edition, gilt green cloth, Methuen, 1926, THE HOUSE AT POOH CORNER,1928, and reprints of When we were very young and Now we are six (4)

Lot 1068

PLATT Hugh Sir, Delightes for ladies to adorne their Persons, London (1627?), bound with A Closet for Ladies and Gentlewomen, London 1627, title page of first facsimile of 1609 edition and last 2 pages of second facsimile, again probably of an earlier edition, very worn old calf, front joint cracked, front board held by one cord (1) Condition Report / Extra Information The title page of Delightes for Ladies (1627) is missing and has been replaced with a facsimile of the 1609 edition title page. The last two pages of A Closet for Ladies are missing and have been replaced by facsimiles.

Lot 1076

DALI Salvador, Les Diners de Gala, Draeger, Paris 1973 first edition, folio, cloth in gold pictorial dust jacket, signed and inscribed by Dali to Madame La Vique

Lot 629

Daphne Du Maurier, The Parasites, first edition 1949, with dust cover

Lot 148

A collection of nine James Bond hardback novels, Ian Fleming, published by Jonathan Cape, to include: The Man with the Golden Gun (second impression May 1965), You Only Live Twice (first edition 1964), On Her Majesty's Secret Service (first edition 1963), From Russia With Love (sixth impression 1962), Diamonds are Forever (1964), Moonraker (1963), Dr No (1963), Casino Royale (1962), Goldfinger (1962) and Thunderball (1964).

Lot 151

P. G. Woodhouse, Spring Fever published by Herbert Jenkins Limited, London, first edition, hardback book with original dust jacket.

Lot 154

Dick Francis, 'Lester', the official biography, published by Michael Joseph, London, first edition 1986, hardback book with dust jacket, signed internally by Lester Piggott and Dick Francis.

Lot 174

Alfred Wainwright, The Southern Fells, first edition, signed by the author

Lot 175

Alfred Wainwright, The Northern Western Fells, first edition, signed by the author

Lot 176

Alfred Wainwright, The Western Fells, first edition, signed by the author

Lot 176A

Alfred Wainwright, The Western Fells, first edition, signed by the author

Lot 177

Alfred Wainwright, A Coast to Coast Walk, first edition, signed by the author

Lot 178

Alfred Wainwright, The Outlying Fells of Lakeland, first edition, signed by the author

Lot 179

Alfred Wainwright, Pennine Way Companion, first edition, signed by the author with message "Thanks for helping..."

Lot 180

Alfred Wainwright, Walks on the Howgill Fells, first edition, signed by the author

Lot 181

Alfred Wainwright, Walks in Limestone Country, first edition, signed by the author

Lot 182

Alfred Wainwright, Fellwanderer, first edition, signed by the author

Lot 183

Alfred Wainwright, A Lakeland Sketchbook, first edition, signed by the author

Lot 184

Alfred Wainwright, A Second Lakeland Sketchbook, first edition, signed by the author

Lot 185

Alfred Wainwright, A Third Lakeland Sketchbook, first edition, signed by the author

Lot 186

Alfred Wainwright, A Fifth Lakeland Sketchbook, first edition, signed by the author

Lot 187

Alfred Wainwright, A Lune Sketchbook, first edition, signed by the author

Lot 188

Alfred Wainwright, A Dales Sketchbook, first edition, signed by the author

Lot 189

Alfred Wainwright, A Second Dales Sketchbook, first edition, signed by the author

Lot 190

Alfred Wainwright, A Furness Sketchbook, first edition, signed by the author

Lot 191

Alfred Wainwright, Three Westmorland Rivers, first edition, signed by the author

Lot 192

Alfred Wainwright, Scottish Mountain Drawings, The Northern Highlands, first edition, signed by the author

Lot 193

Alfred Wainwright, Scottish Mountain Drawings, The North-Western Highlands, first edition, signed by the author

Lot 194

Alfred Wainwright, Scottish Mountain Drawings, The Western Highlands, first edition, signed by the author

Lot 195

Alfred Wainwright, Scottish Mountain Drawings, The Central Highlands, first edition, signed by the author

Lot 196

Alfred Wainwright, Scottish Mountain Drawings, The Eastern Highlands, first edition, signed by the author

Lot 197

Alfred Wainwright, Scottish Mountain Drawings, The Islands, first edition, signed by the author

Lot 748

Elizabethan Interiors by C.J. Charles, published by George Newnes, copy no. 187 of the first edition of 800 copies.

Lot 259

Collection of first edition JK Rowling books. Titles included are The Tales of Beedle the Bard, Harry Potter and the Half-blood Prince, Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, Harry Potter and the order of the Phoenix, Harry Potter and the Philosopher Stone, Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets and Harry potter and the prisoner of Azkhaban. 9 books in total. 3 paperback 6 hardback. Very good condition

Lot 323

Punk band The Adverts signed limited edition poster. Stunning limited edition Music Gr8s poster of late 1970's punk band The Adverts - one of the first punk bands to enjoy UK chart success. Signed clearly on the poster by band members TV Smith and Gaye Advert. Measures 60cm x 2cm. Excellent condition.

Lot 654

Partners in space Commemorative containing 2 special postage stamps and sterling silver first edition proof medal. Good condition

Lot 946

THE CUP ANNUALS First edition, The Cup 1883 - 1932, slightly split spine and The F.A. Cup 1885 - 1934 split spine. Fair

Lot 1113

Karel Jalovec - Italian Violin Makers; also Dick Boak - Martin Guitar Masterpieces, first edition and Willibald Leo Freiherrn von Lutgendorff - Die Geigen und Lautenmacher, published Frankfurt 1913 (3)

Lot 233

Archibald Knox (British, 1864-1933) for Liberty & Co An important gold and enamel necklace, circa 1900-1904 with individually shaped Celtic sinuous entrelac panels connected by trace-link chain swags in fitted case, the silk signed Liberty & Co Ltd., Regent St, London total length of pendant drop 11.7cm. Literature: Liberty Jewellery sketch-book, p. 208, model number 8021. An image of this necklace has also been requested for a new revised edition of Stephen A. Martin's book, Archibald Knox. Provenance: Girton College, Cambridge; Viscountess Hilda Runciman (nee Stevenson) of Doxford (1869-1956), thence by direct descent. Viscountess Hilda Runciman was educated at Girton College, Cambridge. She was elected as Liberal Member of Parliament for St Ives, Cornwall in 1928, becoming one of the first female MPs, and also served as President of the Women's National Liberal Federation and the Women's Free Church Council. By repute, this necklace was given by Girton College to Viscountess Runciman in appreciation of her fundraising endeavours for the college.

Lot 625

Memoirs Of Henry The Great And Of The Court Of France During His Reign. Two Volumes. London, S&R Bentley. 1824,.First Edition. Matching marbled boards, with gilt tooled text to spine.

Lot 647

A collection of twelve Dennis Wheatley first edition hardback book novels with dust jackets. To include Mayhem in Greece 1962, The Rape of Venice 1959, They Used Dark Forces 1964, Vendetta in Spain 1961,The Sultan's Daughter 1963, Unholy Crusade 1967 & The Wanton Princess 1966. Collected by vendors family member who worked as a manager in WHSmith and bought them as they came in through the 1960's etc

Lot 1067

A cased Birmingham Mint limited edition set of hallmarked silver ingots to commemorate the First United Kingdom Referendum, June 5th 1975, with certificate of authenticity, limited edition 1011/2500 and a further identical set in copper (2). CONDITION REPORT: Heavy staining and foxing to cases and silk lining. Tarnishing to ingots.

Lot 209

Seven boxed diecast exclusive first edition models all relating to buses.

Lot 1095

Three Coalport figures to include 'Eugenie First Night at the Opera', limited edition of 8,080/12,500 (3)

Lot 712

A quantity of ephemera including Twentieth Century greeting cards, a French fan, other fans, leather case with vintage hair slides, costume jewellery, glove stretcher, Royal Wedding 1981 ale, 1875 conveyance deeds, Victorian greetings cards, photograph and first edition copy of 'The Island of Monseiral 1882 - Its Development', other ephemera relating to a Colonial official 1880 - 1890s and details of the Jamaican Earthquake January 1907, etc

Lot 3001

Loudon (Jane). The Mummy! A Tale of the Twenty Second Century, FIRST EDITION, 3 vol., contemporary calf over patterned boards, a few leaves in each vol. with slight loss to lower corners not impinging upon text, simple tear vol. 1 B7 encroaching upon text but with no loss, finger soiling to page edges, foxing throughout, mainly light to moderate but severe on a few leaves, top board vol. 1 detached, others rubbed and worn at extremities, 8vo, [not in Sadlier or Wolff] H Colburn, 1827.

Lot 3003

[Chevanes (Jacques)], "Jacques d'Autun" L'Incredulité Scavante et la Credulité Ignorante: au sujet des Magiciens et des Sorciers, FIRST EDITION, woodcut device on title, woodcut head- and tail-pieces and initials, contemporary ink ownership inscriptions on front free endpaper and tile, early library stamp on title, occasional spotting, contemporary calf, spine mostly lacking, worn, [Caillet 2333], 4to, Lyons, J.Molin, 1671.

Lot 3005

Guillim (John) A Display of Heraldrie FIRST EDITION, woodcut armorial illustrations and vignettes, some crudely hand coloured in later hand, contemporary ink ownership inscriptions on front free endpaper and title, occasional soiling, worm hole to final few pp. contemporary calf, ruled in blind, worn on spine and at extremities, all after 2G3 confused and misbound with a few pp lacking, all gathers loose within binding, [STC 12502], folio, by William Hall for Ralph Mab, 1611.

Lot 3006

Markham (Gervase) Cavelarice, or the English Horseman: Contayning all the Arte of Horse-manship, as is Necessary for any Man to Understand FIRST EDITION 8 parts in 1, title of second part with elaborate woodcut borders, numerous woodcuts throughout, Book 1 in poor condition, lacks all before B1, including title, severe worming to corner of first few quires affecting text, lacking C4-D4, loss to 3O4 and 3Z3 (title to Book 6), lacks all after [Part 8] E2, damp-staining, principally to last 2 Books, other slight marginal stains and occasional browning, 18th century ink inscription on inner front board, contemporary limp vellum, soiled, [STC 17334; Poynter 19.1], small 4to, [London, for E. White, 1607].

Lot 3017

Dickens (Charles) Master Humphrey's Clock, FIRST EDITION, 3 vol in 2, engraved vignettes, contemporary half calf over boards, surface mould bloom, 8vo, 1840.

Lot 3028

Wild (Frank) Shackleton's Last Voyage The Story of the Quest, FIRST EDITION presentation copy, half titles, chromolithographic frontispiece and photographic plates and illustrations, publisher's pictorial cloth, spine slightly sunned, slight wear at spine ends, otherwise excellent, [Spence 1259; Taurus 112], 8vo, 1923.

Lot 3054

Willis (Brown). A Survey of the Cathedrals of Lincoln, Ely, Oxford and Peterborough .... FIRST EDITION, 12 folding engraved plates, bookplates of Hugh Cecil Earl of Lonsdale and The Royal Institute of British Architects, contemporary fine speckle calf binding, 4to, R.Gosling, 1730.

Lot 3081

Thompson (Pishey). Collections for a Topographical and Historical Account of Boston ...., FIRST EDITION, additional engraved title and dedication page, engraved frontispiece and 4 engraved plates, folding pedigree and vignettes throughout, list of subscribers, later speckled calf, 4to, 1820.

Lot 3082

Stark (Adam). The History and Antiquities of Gainsbrugh .... FIRST EDITION, folding engraved frontispiece, map, four engraved plates, modern calf-backed pattern boards, uncut, 8vo, 1817.

Lot 3143

Stark (Adam). The History and Antiquities of Gainsborough..., first edition, folding engraved frontispiece map, engraved plates, modern half calf over patterned boards, 4to, 1817.

Lot 3218

Carroll (Lewis), A Tangled Tale, FIRST EDITION, an engraved frontage piece and tissue guard, and engraved plates, 1885; Alice's Adventures in Wonderland, 17th, 1882; Looking Through the Looking Glass and What Alice Found There, 20-1st thousand; 1872, original publisher's cloth, g.e., 8 vol, (3).

Lot 3222

Burnett (Francis Hodson). Little Lord Fauntleroy, first English edition, 1897; and a quantity of other general Victorian literature including a few works by Bunyan.(qty).

Lot 122

- 1 of just 751 Jubilee limited editions made to celebrate MG's 50th Anniversary - Subject to a bare metal restoration and re-trimmed seats - Offered with photographic record of the recent work and MOT'd into April 2016 The Jubilee edition of 'everybody's favourite sports car' was produced in 1975 to celebrate 50 years of the MG marque. Each car was finished in British Racing Green complemented by Gold stripes and other detailing. The unique specification extended to overdrive, B V8-style wheels and large diameter three-spoke steering wheel; fully carpeted interiors and tinted windows, and was attributed to 751 MG B GTs, one MG B Roadster, one MG B V8, and a solitary Midget. The Jubilee B GT now on offer was manufactured in May 1975 and dispatched to Oliver Rix (Garages) Ltd of Hanley, Stoke-on-Trent. They delivered it to the first owner on 12th August. In 1989 it was acquired by MG specialists Little Houghton Garage, Northants. They embarked on a restoration that was never completed and the MG then languished in the Garage until rescued by the vendor in January this year. It has since been treated to a complete bare metal restoration, during which all corrosion was removed, the wheels refurbished, new tyres fitted and the seats retrimmed. 'LEH 151P' is now offered complete with a photographic record of the recent work and MOT to April 22nd 2016.

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