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Lot 597

DE GAULLE CHARLES: (1890-1970) French General of World War II. Later President of the French Republic 1959-69. Book signed and inscribed, an 8vo paperback first edition of `Memoires de Guerre´ (1954), which includes the years 1940 to 1942, being the first of a trilogy, published by Plon, Paris, 1954. A three lines inscription in de Gaulle´s hand above his signature `C. de Gaulle´, also dated 15th October 1954 in his hand. The 680 pages book is signed and inscribed in blue ink to the front free endpaper, and includes maps of different battles and troops movements. Inscribed to Maurice Noël. Small overall age wear, with edges slightly trimmed. Dust jacket still present. F to G £150-200Maurice Noël was a French officer and painter, member of the French Resistance. Highly decorated for his exceptional actions during the war. Noël managed to send important military information to the allies regarding the Atlantic wall, hiding the information under his own paintings. After attending a German officers request, he painted Marshal Rommel´s portrait which pleased him so much that he asked Noël what could him offer in exchange. Noël got a special pass allowing him to paint the port and ships in the Saint-Brieuc area. During 1943 and 1944 Noël sent regularly information which was studied in London. Noël was arrested in 1944 by the Gestapo and sentenced to death, but the day before the execution was exchanged against a German General.

Lot 619

THATCHER MARGARET: (1925-2013) British Prime Minister 1979-90. A very good signed F.D.C, one page, oblong 8vo, Greenwich, 12th January 1999. Signed in bold blue ink `Margaret Thatcher´, to a clear area of the colour printed envelope front. The document presents in a very attractive way a coin first day cover. Also signed by Denis Thatcher (1915-2003) Husband of Margaret Thatcher. Timekeeping was the subject of this celebratory coin edition limit. This issue features the first ever Royal Mail Millennium stamp. EX £100-120

Lot 215

[MODERN FIRST EDITIONS] Forester, C.S. The Happy Return, first edition, Joseph, London, 1937, green cloth, octavo; together with Flying Colours including A Ship of the Line, first edition, Joseph, London, 1938, green cloth, octavo; The Commodore, first edition, Joseph, London, 1945, pale tan cloth, dustjacket, octavo; Lord Hornblower, first edition, Joseph, London, 1946, tan cloth, dustjacket, octavo; Mr Midshipman Hornblower, fourth impression, Joseph, London, 1950, green cloth, dustjacket, octavo; Lieutenant Hornblower, first edition, Joseph, London, 1952, blue cloth, dustjacket, octavo; Hornblower and the Atropos, first edition, Joseph, London, 1953, brown cloth, dustjacket, octavo; Hornblower in the West Indies, second impression, Joseph, London, 1958, boards, dustjacket, octavo; Hornblower and the Hotspur, first edition, Joseph, London, 1962, boards, dustjacket, octavo; and Hornblower and the Crisis, first edition, Joseph, London, 1967, boards, dustjacket, octavo, (10).

Lot 228

[MISCELLANEOUS]. CHURCH BELLS Bliss, Mary, & Sharpe, Frederick. Church Bells of Gloucestershire, first edition, Sutton, Gloucester, 1986, boards, dustjacket, illustrations, octavo; Walters, H.B. The Church Bells of Wiltshire, facsimile reprint, Kingsmead, Bath, 1969, cloth, dustjacket, octavo; and five other volumes, (7).

Lot 262

COINS - ASSORTED GREAT BRITAIN & OTHER in a small binder; together with a 1977 Danbury Mint Post Office Commemorative Silver Jubilee Stamp Edition, comprising a first day cover and a silver proof silver replica of the stamp design, cased as one; and a 1972 Franklin Mint Queen Elizabeth II Silver Wedding Anniversary Set of Royal Spoons, comprising six teaspoons, limited edition of 2,500, cased as one.

Lot 255

V.-F. WEBERKo-ji Hô-ten, first edition in original state, with separate volume of corrections and appendices(3)

Lot 292

Twelve Daphne du Mauriers first edition books to include 'Rebecca', The Parasites', 'The Scapegoat', 'letters From Menabilly', American edition and others

Lot 220

FIRST EDITION HARDBACK BOOK 'I SEE IT ALL' BY GIL MERRICK WITH INTRODUCTION BY BILLY WRIGHT, ALONG WITH OTHER BIRMINGHAM CITY RELATED FOOTBALLING BOOKS, MATCH DAY PROGRAMMES AND NEWSPAPER CLIPPINGS

Lot 70

A signed Roald Dahl first edition 'Charlie and the Great Glass Elevator', hardback with dust cover. Signed 'The child who gets this book will have a very lucky year ahead', love Roald Dahl 1980'

Lot 492

Hemmingway First Edition, Neville Shute First Edition and other books

Lot 494

Folio edition ""The First Colonists"" and Leonardo Da Vinci

Lot 410

TWO BOXED LILLIPUT LANE SCULPTURES, 'First Snow At Bluebell' limited edition No.1198/3500, with certificate and 'Bluebell Farm' (English Collection North) L2013, blue backstamp, with deeds (2)

Lot 711

TWO SPODE LOVING CUPS, to commemorate the Silver Jubilee of Queen Elizabeth II 1952-1977, No 277/500, height approximately 15.5cm and to commemorate the enlargement of the European Community on 1st January 1973, No 389/500, height approximately 15.5cm, together with two boxed Spode limited edition maritime England plates, 'The Glorious First of June 1794' No.147/2000 and 'The Battle of the Nile 1798' No.113/2000, a Spode 'Cutty Sark Plate', Royal Worcester 'Life-boat Institution 1824-1974' No.12/500 and three Wedgwood 'American Clipper Ship Plates' (9)

Lot 100

ANTHONY GIBBS (BRITISH 1951) 'DAWNS FIRST SCENT' a limited edition print 1000/1100 of a leopard at rest, signed and numbered in pencil, with blind stamp, unmounted, unframed, size 51cm x 83cm (Artist Resale Rights may apply) (condition: as new)

Lot 37

DAVID SHEPHERD (BRITISH 1931-2017), 'FIRST LIGHT AT SAVUTI', a limited edition print of Lions resting in the shade, 206/1500, signed and numbered in pencil, with publishers blind stamp, unmounted, unframed, no certificate, size approximately 83cm x 43cm (artist resale rights may apply) (condition:- as new)

Lot 35

Hotpoint First Edition FETC 70 7kg dryer E/T

Lot 158

Bannerman and Lodge, twelve volumes The Birds of the British Isles, first edition 1953, some dust covers af

Lot 39

Richard Stone Reeves and Patrick Robinson. Classic Lines, A Gallery of The Great ThoroughbredsSigned limited edition, numbered 4465, 1975 first edition published by Michael Joseph Ltd, London; together with Decade of Champions, The Greatest Years in the History of Thoroughbred Racing 1970-1980, 1980 published by Michael Joseph Ltd, London, 2 copies, all with dust jackets. CONDITION REPORTS: All generally good, with expected wear, the former with slight staining to dust jacket.

Lot 364A

Two Pokemon Trading Card folders, full of Pokemon cards. The first folder to contain: UK First Editions; Fossil; Base; Promotional; Jungle; Base 2; Team Rocket; Gym Heroes. The second folder to contain: Base; Holofoils for four Charizards; full Japanese Alphabetical Card Collection; English and Japanese sets including Pikachu, Mew, Mewtwo, WB Film Promo cards, Meowth, Zapdos, Holographic First Edition Machamps, Holographic First Edition Aerodactyl; various holographic cards including Muk, Lapras, Ninetails (Japanese), Dark Charizard (Japanese), Charizard Neo (reverse holo, Japanese), Charizard (CD promo, Japanese), Squirtle Trainer deck (Japanese), Blastoise (Base, Japanese), Gyarados (Base, UK), Hitmonchon x 5 (Base, UK), Machamp x 3(Base, UK), Machamp (German), Blastoise (CD/Starter lv 52 Japan); Mewtwo Japanese foil; Pikachu (Ooyamas's Pikachu vending machine), Zapdos lv 28 (vending machine, Japan), Mew (Lily Pad, Japan), Mewtwo lv67 (vending machine Japan). Contains duplicates, E.

Lot 394

Thinkway Toy Story Buzz Lightyear figures: Buzz Lightyear, first issue; Buzz Lightyear Infinity Edition; Intergalactic Buzz Lightyear (chrome); Toy Story 2 Flight Control Buzz Lightyear; Toy Story 2 Techno Gear Buzz Lightyear. All boxed and VG. (5)

Lot 532

One volume ' The Ascent of Everest ' by Sir John Hunt, First Edition 1953, blue cloth bound with original dust jacket

Lot 537

A.A. Milne, First Edition ' The Christopher Robin Story Book ', published 1929 by Methuen, London, together with a small quantity of various other books

Lot 541

Enid Blyton, one volume, ' Shadow the Sheepdog ', First Edition, 1942, published by George Newnes (damage to cover, spine and pages)

Lot 546

First Edition, ' The Terror of St. Trinians ', with original dust cover

Lot 547

First Edition, 'Edward Lear, Tea Pots and Quails ', with original dust cover

Lot 901

Clifford, Linda. 'Sculptor: Josefina De Vasconcellos'. 2000. First Edition. Inscribed presentation copy. With letters and enclosures relating to the artist (some photocopies).

Lot 938

Wodehouse, P. G. 'Uncle Fred in the Springtime'. New York: Doubleday, Doran & Co. 1939. True first edition. In original dust wrapper, worn.

Lot 939

Fleming, Ian. 'For Your Eyes Only'. London: Jonathan Cape. 1960. First edition. In the original dust wrapper.

Lot 951

Hunting & Wildfowling. A selection, including Hunters All, 1986 first edition, signed; Modern Ferreting, 1981 reprint; The Complete Rough Shoot, 1992. Etc. (13)

Lot 953

Fishing & Angling. A selection, including Skues, G. E. M. 'The Way of a Trout with a Fly', London: 1921. First edition; Hartley, J. R. 'Fly Fishing', London: Stanley Paul. 1992 reprint. Bound in full red leather. Etc. (11)

Lot 954

Birds of the world. A selection, namely the Americas and Australasia. Includes 'Studies of Birds and Mammals of South America', 1967 first edition, ALS loosely tipped in (Helmut Sick/David Bannerman); 'Menaboni's Birds', 1950 signed limited edition. Etc. (13)

Lot 955

Birds of Britain and Europe. A selection, including 'Tunnicliffe's Birdlife', 1985 first edition in dust wrapper; 'Tunnicliffe's Birds', 1984 first edition in dust wrapper and original card box; Jonsson, Lars. 'Bird Island: Pictures from a Shoal of Sand', 1983 first edition in dust wrapper. Etc. (6)

Lot 963

Day, J. C. Et al. 'The Atlas of Breeding Birds in Northumbria'. 1995, first edition. In dust wrapper. Fine copy. With, Peterson R. T. & V. M. 'Audubon's Birds of America'. New York: Abbeville Press. 1990. In slipcase.

Lot 968

Wainwright. A selection. Including, Pictorial Guide: Far Eastern Fells (book two) first edition, 1957, in dust wrapper; other Pictorial Guides early impressions. Etc. (13)Dog eared, tired and foxed

Lot 969

Woodcut illustrations, Lynd Ward. Includes, 'Wild Pilgrimage' New York: 1932, first edition; 'Madman's Drum' London: 1930, first edition; 'God's Man' London: 1931, third impression.Rubbing to extremities of binding, no name or inscriptions, contents in good order.Minor fraying to spine of Wild Pilgrimmage

Lot 979

Children's. A selection. Including, Milne, A. A. 'Now We Are Six'. London: 1927, first edition; Whitworth, I. M. (trans.) 'Alp Legends' Manchester: 1926, and two others. (4)

Lot 662

A group of hardback James Bond books, including an American first edition of 'The Man with the Golden Gun', published by Signet New American Library, 1966, and further American editions, together with three omnibuses published by Octopus, and several later James Bond novels written by John Gardner. (18)Provenance: The Brian Young Collection of Ian Fleming / James Bond Books, Memorabilia and Models.

Lot 215

POTTER, (Beatrix). The Tale of Mrs. Tittlemouse, London and New York, Frederick Warne And Co, [July-November] 1910, 12mo, FIRST EDITION, possibly first printing, PRESENTATION COPY from the author's father RUPERT POTTER, signed and inscribed on the colour pictorial front endpaper 'Miss Martin from R. Potter. Sep. 8. 1910', 27 colour full page illustrations, blank double pages throughout (indication of an early issue), some marginal soiling, marginal tear and surface tear to blank double page after p. 23, original cream paper boards with mounted pictorial label on front cover, some soiling, some edge, head and foot damage to spine. Note: Given to the vendor's grandmother in the 1920's by Miss Martin who also lived in Birnham, near Dunkeld. Rupert Potter and his family sublet Eastwood House, Dunkeld, from Atholl McGregor, a minor Laird, during their annual summer holiday in 1893. It was here that she penned the famous picture letters that would become The Tale of Peter Rabbit and the Tale of Mr. Jeremy Fisher. The Laird was at that time renting the house from the Duke of Atholl. It has been suggested and always believed by the family that Laird McGregor and the vegetable garden at Eastwood, were the inspiration for Beatrix Potter's 'Mr. McGregor'.

Lot 216

POTTER, (Beatrix). The Tale of Mr. Jeremy Fisher, London and New York, Frederick Warne And Co, 1906, 12mo, FIRST EDITION, possibly first printing (p. 46, line 5, has no comma after 'Sharp'), PRESENTATION COPY from the author's father RUPERT POTTER, signed and inscribed on the colour pictorial front endpaper 'Miss Martin from Rupert Potter. Sep. 18. 1906', 27 colour full page illustrations, blank double pages throughout (indication of an early issue), some marginal soiling, child's biro scribble to p. 17 not affecting image, marginal surface tears to p. 46 and 47, not affecting image, original red paper boards with mounted pictorial label on front cover, some soiling, lacking paper spine strip. Note: Given to the vendor's grandmother in the 1920's by Miss Martin who also lived in Birnham, near Dunkeld. Rupert Potter and his family sublet Eastwood House, Dunkeld, from Atholl McGregor, a minor Laird, during their annual summer holiday in 1893. It was here that she penned the famous picture letters that would become The Tale of Peter Rabbit and the Tale of Mr. Jeremy Fisher. The Laird was at that time renting the house from the Duke of Atholl. It has been suggested and always believed by the family that Laird McGregor and the vegetable garden at Eastwood, were the inspiration for Beatrix Potter's 'Mr. McGregor'.

Lot 218

NAPIER, (General Sir William Francis Patrick KCB). History of the War in The Peninsula and in the South of France From the Year 1807 to the Year 1814, London, John Murray, Thomas and William Boone, 1828, 1829, 1834, 1836, 1831 and 1840, 6 vols., 8vo, FIRST EDITION, half titles and title pages signed in pencil Capt. Carmichael in five volumes, three volumes also signed and inscribed in ink on the front free endpaper, 'Charles Augustus Turner From Capt. Carmichael', engraved maps, spotting, browning and off-setting throughout, contemporary quarter calf with mottled boards, spines gilt, spines faded and rubbed, extremities rubbed, corners bumped. Note: Captain Alexander Carmichael, 97th (The Earl of Ulster's) Regiment of Foot, died 1854. Served in the Peninsula August 1813-April 1814. Present at Waterloo. (6)

Lot 470

Books - a First Edition fisheries book; another 1850 (2)

Lot 578

Middlesex Speed (John), Midle-Sex described with the most Famous Cities of London and Westminster, pub. Thomas Bassett & Richard Chiswell, c.1676, engraved map with sparse outline colouring, inset town plans of Westminster and London, inset vignettes of St. Peters and St. Pauls, 15in x 20in (38cm x 50.75cm), framed, together with John Speed's England - A coloured facsimile of the first edition - Part Two - pub. 1953 (2)

Lot 749

Seven Harry Potter novels (four marked First Edition) and six other classics

Lot 260

A miniature autobiography of Robert Hutchings Goddard, Father of the Space Age, signed by the publisher and dated 1969, limited edition 1328/1926, with a US Airmail postage stamp inside, 7.5cm high. This is an example of the first book ever taken into space on Apollo II

Lot 408

A collection of books, to include 'Livres de Moliere', three 19th century leather bound volumes and three other volumes, A G Folliott Stokes 'From Land's End to the Lizard', 20th century first edition, Geoffrey Willans 'How to be Topp' and 'Down with Skool', 20th century, both with dust jackets, 'Hebbels Werte', four 19th century half calf bound volumes, 'Ouvres de Boileau', three 19th century leather bound volumes, Le Fontaine 'Fables', two 19th century half leather bound volumes, 'Petit de Julleville, Histoire de la langue et la litterature Francais', eight 20th century leather bound volumes, Blaise Pascal 'Les Pensees', two 19th century blue half leather bound volumes, 'Gottfried Reffers' ten 20th century half leather bound volumes, 'Romances of Royalty in Chivalric France', thirteen 20th century volumes and various others

Lot 1178

Two first edition Books: Lolita by Nabukov and Sampson Circus by Howard Spring

Lot 1185

Three travel books including first edition Jungle Trails in Northern India, Travel Guide to South Africa 1958 and Pembrokeshire guide

Lot 160

Bill Brandt (1904-1983) Perspective of Nudes, 1961New York, Amphoto, first edition, original boards, dust-jacket, 4to,28 x 24.5cm (11 x 9 5/8in)Preface by Lawrence Durrell.

Lot 166

Nobuyoshi Araki (b.1940), Daido Moriyama (b.1938) Waga ai Yoko. Yoko My Love, Tokyo, Ashai Sonorama, 1978; and 5 othersA collection of Japanese photobooks, comprising Japan, a Photo Theatre II, Tokyo, Asahi Sonorama, 1978 (first edition); Tokyo Luck Hole, Tokyo, Ota Shuppan, 1990 (first edition); Fragments, 1998 (shocking pink slip-case); Araki 1990-1999, Tokyo, Switch Publishing, 2000 (signed presentation copy from Araki to Daido Moriyama); Shinjuku, Tokyo, Heibonsha, 2005.

Lot 168

Kate Simon and Eric Clapton (b.1950s & b.1945) Rebel Music, Bob Marley and Roots Reggae, 2004The complete portfolio, comprising a first edition, deluxe brown leather copy of 'Rebel Music, Bob Marley and Roots Reggae', signed and numbered from the edition of 350 in black ink by Clapton, and a gelatin silver print signed in black ink by Kate Simon, published by Genesis, Guildford, housed within the original wooden box, folio,overall size 39 x 28 x 5.5cm (15 3/8 x 11 x 2 1/8in)

Lot 104

' Happy Cooking Children No.1 - Beginning To Cook With Fanny & Johnnie ' First edition 1959, hardcover. Autographed to the title page by Fanny & Johnnie Craddock in green pen. Rare. 

Lot 233

Peter Cushing - An Autobiography. First edition, 1986. Signed to the title page by Cushing in blue ink. Dedicated. With dust cover. Cushing is most famous for his roles in the Hammer Productions films, and his role as Grand Moff Tarkin in Star Wars. Rare autograph. 

Lot 120

World War I interest - Books -H W Wilson, The Great War, The Standard History of the All-Europe Conflict, The Amalgamated Press, maroon cloth bindings, first edition, 1914-1919, thirteen volumes, profusely illustrated in black and white (13)

Lot 265

A 1936 FIRST EDITION OF 'THE NEW ADVENTURES OF RUPERT' with dust-jacket, published by Daily Express Conditon: excellent considering age, some small tears and fraying to dust-jacket, some foxing, structurally pages and binding excellent in our opinioncondition:No pages have been coloured in but two pages have torn and Sellotape has been used to fix

Lot 1126

A Moorcroft First Quality 'Lucky Black Cat' Vase, shape 158/6 Numbered Edition 485, 15.5cm high.

Lot 1169

A Royal Crown Derby Paperweight, modelled as 'The Ledge Wagon' limited edition no. 418/1250, the first in a series of Gypsy Caravans exclusively produced for Goviers of Sidmouth, printed marks, date code for 2005, gold stopper, 18cm long, boxed with certificate.

Lot 1178

A Moorcroft First Quality Torch Ginger Bowl, shape 620/9 limited edition 4/50, 23cm diameter.

Lot 1373

Furst [Herbert]: The Modern Woodcut, published by John Lane, The Bodley Head, London, first edition, 1924, brown cloth binding; Salamon [Malcolm]: The New Woodcut. (2)

Lot 1381

Chamberlayne [Edw. and John]: Anglia Notitia or The Present State of England with Diverse Remarks, twenty-first edition - three parts, printed by T.H. et al 1704, leather bound; Clarendon [Edward, Earl of]: The History of England, vol I, part 2, vol II part 1 and 2 (3 volumes), MDCCV and VI; Burnet [Gilbert]: The Abridgment of The History of The Reformation, printed by Richard Chiswell, 1683.

Lot 650

Eugen Bentele Hindenburg survivor Great War Zeppelin Ace Signed The Great War 22 Limited Edition Cover. Eugen Bentele was one of 20 engine mechanics onboard the Hindenburg for its final flight. Born in Friedrichshafen on October 18, 1909, Bentele took on an apprenticeship with Maybach Motorenbau when he was 14. He spent the next four years working 52 hour weeks, learning the theory and practice of building and maintaining engines. In the four years following his apprenticeship, from 1927 through 1930, Bentele worked in various departments throughout the Maybach company, and in his last year there he worked on VL 2 airship engines, both assembling them, and testing them on a test rig. He was among the Maybach fitters who, in May of 1929, worked through the night to assemble three new VL 2's for emergency shipment to the LZ 127 Graf Zeppelin, which was stranded in France, four of its five engines broken down. In April of 1930, Bentele received a call from August Grözinger, Flight Engineer for the LZ 127. Bentele, Grözinger said, you know your way around a VL 2 engine. Do you fancy working on an airship? It was an easy decision for Bentele, and in May of 1930 he officially joined Luftschiffbau Zeppelin, at first in the Propulsion System Testing and Wind Tunnel Department. He was also supposed to act as a replacement onboard mechanic, should one of the LZ 127's usual mechanics fall ill or otherwise be unable to make a flight. Bentele waited an entire year for his chance to take part in a flight, and finally on May 12, 1931 he made his first flight as an engine mechanic. Good Condition. All signed items come with our certificate of authenticity. We combine postage on multiple winning lots and can ship worldwide. UK postage from £3.95, EU from £4.99, Overseas from £7.95

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