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Lot 516
A CORGI DIECAST AND CORGI CLASSIC DIE-CAST COMMERCIAL MODELS including 97920 Scammell Highwayman R Edwards Amusements, 21401 Wall's AEC Refridgerated boxed trailer set together with Cameo Collectables Chipperfield Circus Set of ten vintage model vehic les and a diecast W H Malcolm limited edition 290/480 first year model of a Dozer with ripper in OVB (4)
Lot 231
SIX VOLUMES RELATING TO HOUNDS AND HUNTING;- "THE BREEDING OF FOXHOUNDS" by Earl Bathurst, C.M.G., published London 1926 "THE BOOK OF THE HOUND" by C.G.E. Wimhurst, first edition 1964 "THOUGHTS ON BEAGLING" by Peter Wood, illustrated by Ivester Ll oyd, published by Country Life Ltd., first published 1938 "THIS IS THE BEAGLE" - official journal of the Beagle Club, summer 1968 "LETTERS TO A YOUNG BEAGLER" by H.C. Pyper (illustrated) published London 1954 "EAST OF ENGLAND SHOW - Catalogue of C hampionship Dog Show 1970"
![Johns [ Capt. W.E.] :Biggles Goes To School, 1951 first edition, Hodder & Stoughton, dj; Biggles Follows On, 1952, first edit](https://cdn.globalauctionplatform.com/8ffd2a14-b40a-4f44-b010-a7bd00ba20e1/e118ed2b-f4c2-4a0c-d08d-67e8e51e2743/468x382.jpg)
Lot 420
Johns [ Capt. W.E.] :Biggles Goes To School, 1951 first edition, Hodder & Stoughton, dj; Biggles Follows On, 1952, first edition; Biggles Works It Out, 1951 first editon, dj; Biggles Takes a Holiday, 1949 first edition, dj; plus fourteen other Biggles, mainly first editions, most with dustjackets, conditions various. (18)
Lot 146
A collection of commemorative coins, First Day covers etc to include an Executive proof 2000 coin collections set, another similar for 2001 and another for the Diamond Jubilee in a leather case etc CONDITION REPORTS Contains The Royal Mint Collector Coins from the 2007 collection book. From Old Pennies collection there are coins ranging from 1 penny - £1 and half penny to half crown. 20th Century Monarchs Pennies collection from Victoria - Elizabeth II. Silver proof Girl Guiding UK .50p. coin. The 2012 Diamond Jubilee to include £5 coin and coins ranging from 1 penny to £1. The 2007 Diamond Wedding Crown (£5). Five x Pillar to post sterling silver ingot and stamp sets. A Millennium bronze medal issued by The Royal Mint. A Royal Mint Cardiff silver proof £1 coin. A silver proof Britannia collection .20p. coin (although this is the size and shape of a 5p coin). A Queen Elizabeth the Queen Mother £5 coin. A Queen Elizabeth II Isle of Mann The Life and Times of the Queen Mother one crown coin. A Queen Elizabeth II Golden Jubilee of the Ascession. the Golden Jubillee coin marked .50p. from The Falkland Islands. A Millennium 2000 icons Nelson Mandela 25 shilling coin. A Golden Jubilee H M Queen Elizabeth II the Ascession coin marked .50 pence and another marked one crown. H M Queen Elizabeth the Queen Mother 90th Birthday silver proof crown marked £5. A 1971 decimal coins of Great Britain and Northern Island set. A Millennium 2000 £5 coin in original packaging x 3. A 1997 Golden Wedding crown commemorative edition. Six x .50 pence coins ranging from 1969 - 1993. A further Millennium 2000 £5 coin. Queen Elizabeth the Queen Mother £5 coin/Centenary crown x 2. A year 2000 executive proof coin collection from The British Royal Mint featuring £5, £2 and £1 coins and a small selection ranging from a Penny to .50p and a 2001 United Kingdom executive proof coin collection from The Royal Mint to include £5 coin, two x £2 coins and a selection of coins ranging from one penny to £1. A set of sixteen Westminster collection US Presidential Dollar collection, a set of sixteen coins that are 'genuine Presidential Dollars struck by The US Mint and plated in 22 carat gold' and a Diamond Jubilee executive proof set range of coins to include £5, £2, £1 coins and a selection from a penny to .50 pence together with a selection of First Day covers. A 2000 and 2001 set coins totaling 2 x £5 coins, 3 x £2 coins and a small range from a penny to a pound Most coins are in original packaging, some not. Advise viewing in person for condition
Lot 282
SIX BOXED LIMITED EDITION SPODE MARITIME ENGLAND PLATES, to include 'The Glorious First of June 1794' 384/2000, 'The Battle of the Nile 1798', 352/2000, 'The Four Days Battle, June 1666', 637/2000, 'The Battle of Trafalgar, 21 Oct 1805', 643/2000, 'The Battle of Campedown, 11 Oct 1797', 566/2000 and 'The Taking of Porto Bello, 22 Nov 1739', 147/2000, all with certificates
Lot 235
Quantity of assorted coins to include: Franklin Mint JFK half dollar collection, 50th Anniversary Election edition, framed and glazed, with certificate to reverse, together with Britain's First Decimal Coin set, various Royal Wedding and Commemorative crowns, silver proof D-Day commemorative 50p coin in box, 2012 Britannia £2 silver bullion coin, Changing Face of British Coinage collection coins, boxed, The Last and First two decimal and decimal penny and half penny coin set box and The Royal Mint UK bullion and circulated coin collection in box. 2014 UK 1oz silver Britannia coin and Great Britain 50p commemorative coin.(B.P. 24% incl. VAT)
Lot 738
A first edition of Exmoor - The Riding Playground of England by Cecil Aldin, published 1935, Bridleways Through History by Lady Apsley, published 1936 with illustrations by Lionel Edwards together with a large collection of early to mid-20th century books about the countryside and related subjects.
Lot 3248
'An Illustrated Historical, Statistical & Topographical Account of the Urban District of Enfield', by Cuthbert Wilfrid Whiatker, Captain, 3rd Battalion, The King's (Liverpool Regiment), "With Maps of the District, and Over 100 Illustrations from Engravings, Original Sketches, and Photographs", London: George Bell and Sons, 1911. Limited Edition numbered 61 of 750, the first 75 copies (i.e. including this one) an Edition de Luxe. 8vo calf binding with red & black title labels, gilt lettering/date/decoration, and marbled endpapers. Middlesex/London interest.
Lot 3278
A collection of books to include: 'The Man Within', Graham Greene, new impression, 1929 (Greene's first novel); 'The Way of the Scarlet Pimpernel', Baroness Orczy, 1933, first edition; 'The Big Four', Agatha Christie, 1927, first edition; 'The Chronicles of Captain Blood', Rafael Sabatini, no date but c.1931; 'Virgin Soil', Ivan Turgenieff, no date; Baedeker's 'London and Its Environs', and others, including works on Freemasonry. Most originally came from the Port of London Authority Library (stamped), 26 in total, a/f. (26)
Lot 544
Corgi The Original Omnibus Company OM41310A Wright Fusion First Leeds 95 Leeds Rail Station Via Headingley, 1:76 scale. This model was due to be released as a limited edition of 1000, but production was cancelled and only 18 pre-production samples were made. The vendor entered a competition in 2014 and won this model, number 0008.
Lot 34
Reden signed by Rudolf Hess, Deputy Führer to Adolph Hitler. 1938 edition bound in maroon calf with gold block lettering and embellishments in its original cardboard slider This copy is dedicated on the flyleaf as follows: Meinen alten Kampfgenossen Dietrich Klagges, Weihnachten1937 translated as My old warrior (comrade in arms), Christmas 1937. Dietrich Klagges was a National Socialist politician and from 1933 to 1945 premier of the now abolished state of Braunschweig. He joined the Nazi party in 1925 and became a close confident of Hitler and was responsible for the first attempt to gain German nationality for Hitler. Klagges survived the war and died in 1971
Lot 22
VBH Diva Red Alligator and Sterling Silver Bag. First Edition 109/300 for Bergdorf Goodman. Red suede interior, leather strap. Labeled appropriately, 925, Made In Italy. Dust cover included (not original). Very Good Condition. Measures 9-1/2" L x 4" H x 1-1/2" D. Shipping $56.00 (estimate $5000-$6000)
Lot 187
CHANNING MARK: (1879-1943) British Author of thriller and adventure novels, many featuring the Secret Service agent Colin Gray. Series of thirteen A.Ls.S. and one T.L.S., Mark Channing, (and two with his first name only, and one signed with his initials only), twenty pages (total), generally 4to and 8vo, Chelsea & Newhaven, August 1933 - May 1937, all to Eileen M. Cond. In a number of the letters Channing discusses a property he should like to purchase and enquires as to whether his correspondent knows of 'a timbered 4-6 room cottage which is for sale?', specifying that 'it must have a garden in which nightingales sing in nightingale time' (25th August 1933), further remarking 'Indeed I was serious about the cottage I am looking for…Please, instead of stopping keeping an eye open, keep open both your kind eyes!' (28th August 1933), and in other letters he also refers to his work, 'Have you a Boots' circulating library near you? If you have, and will ask them for "White Python" they will get it for you. When you have read it, I hope you will let me know whether you like it. It has just gone into its third edition' (25th May 1934), 'My next book will be called "The Poisoned Mountain"….Your criticism of "White Python" interested me. I don't think you'll find my next novel too fantastic' (25th March 1935), 'I am expecting to finish my new book "IndianMosaic" (a series of pen pictures of the India I knew & loved for 20 years) before Xmas. But…I may, when it is written, decide not to publish it, but to write another novel & let this semi-autobiography simmer, or mature. I do not feel that my readers wd. be much interested….they'd far prefer, I imagine, a tale I'd thought out on the lines of "King Cobra" - wh. story, by the way, has just finished running with Figaro! (Paris).' (28th November 1935),'My new book -(semi-autobiographical)- comes out….very shortly. Let me know how you like it, & why so, or not so!' (7th May 1936), 'Yes, you sent me your kind opinion of Indian Mosaic, in wh. you said I had not said enough about elephants! But you did not tell me what you wd. like my next "adventure story" to be about. So I have started on a Himalayan adventure with a new hero & heroine' (16th September 1936), 'My kitten is exceedingly flattered to receive your message & is sitting on the top half of this sheet of paper, as if censoring all my remarks! Heaven knows when I'll finish my new book. Haven't started it yet. I'm too busy trying to "see" it' (6th October 1936), 'I have to give a resume of KingCobra very swiftly & describe my previous characters - Colin, Diana….so that the reader who has not read 'K.C.' shall understand the background. And believe me, that is a tiresome business. At the 9th attempt I have gotten together a first chapter wh. I fancy will stand.' (21st December n.y.), 'The writing of the new novel - a Colin Gray thriller, but not wildly impossible - proceeds, but slowly. It is to be called "Nine Lives" & will (naturally) contain a kitten - my kitten. In the end it - but I won't spoil the story for you by telling you it in advance!' (10th December n.y.). Also including a promotional postcard issued for The Poisoned Mountain, featuring a portrait of Channing and various printed texts, signed and inscribed by Channing with his initials, two greetings cards, one signed by Channing and the other by the author on behalf of his cat, and two unsigned candid 2.5 x 4 photographs of Channing standing outdoors, in one of the images holding his cat. Some light overall age wear and a few of the letters with minor paperclip rust stains. G to generally about VG, 19
Lot 271
KIPLING RUDYARD: (1865-1936) English Author, Nobel Prize winner for Literature, 1907. T.L.S., Rudyard Kipling, one page, 4to, Bateman's, Burwash, Sussex, 31st October 1903, to Miss. Clarisse Pasco. Kipling forwards his correspondent an old copy of the Year Book of the National Rose Society, which he feels will give her all of the information she requires, and adds 'I am glad to hear you have taken up roses as a hobby and I hope you will derive much pleasure and benefit from them but they are difficult I believe to bring to full maturity in or near London smoke'. Some light creasing, not affecting the signature, and some very minor traces of former mounting to the verso, about VG Kipling's love poem Blue Roses was first published in 1887 and was later included in Hutchinson's Book of Beauty (second edition, published in London, 1902).
Lot 291
ROWLING J. K.: (1965- ) British Author of the Harry Potter books. Book signed, a hardback edition of Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban, First Edition published by Bloomsbury, London, 1999, the number string on the copyright page reading 10 9 8 and with the credit to J. K. Rowling. Signed by Rowling with her name alone in bold black ink to the dedication page. Accompanied by the dust jacket. VG
Lot 170
NIN ANAIS: (1903-1997) American Author born to Spanish-Cuban parents in France. An interesting A.L.S., Anais Nin, one page, 4to, n.p., n.d. (c.1942/45), to Mr. Goldberg. Nin announces 'I wanted to tell you how much I regretted misinforming you at the Gotham party' and continues to explain 'You asked if this edition of Winter of Artifice was complete, like the first, and I said yes. My husband was standing very near you and he does not know of the existence of the Part One in the Paris Edition'. Nin adds that Goldberg will understand if he has read the original edition and also informs him 'The truth is this reprinted version was entirely revised for personal reasons', further commenting 'all I can hope is that you will like it as it is and forgive me for an involuntary misstatement.' About EX Winter of Artifice was Nin's second published work, the original having been published in Paris in 1939. This version contained three novelettes, the first entitled Djuna (a story which was never reprinted), the second Lilith and the third The Voice. The latter was heavily revised in the two future editions which were published, first in 1942 and again in 1945. The 1942 edition was limited to 500 copies hand printed by Nin and her lover Gonzalo More and with engravings by her husband Hugh Parker Guiler (1898-1985, an American engraver known as Ian Hugo who was married to Nin from 1923 until 1977). Djuna is said to be a fictionalised account of the story which was eventually told in the portion of Nin's diary later published as Henry and June and centres on her passionate involvement with the writer Henry Miller and his wife, June.
Lot 88
KOESTLER ARTHUR: (1905-1983) Hungarian-born British Author & Journalist. T.L.S., A. Koestler, one page, 8vo, Verte Rive, Fontaine Le Port, France, 3rd June 1950, to Mr. Roberts. Koestler informs his correspondent, in full, 'In answer to your query: “Spanish Testament” was my first published book, published by Victor Gollancz in London in 1937. Together with its cheap Left Book Club edition, it sold some 65,000 copies. Parts of this book, however, were published a few months earlier in French by Editions du Carrefour, Paris, under the title “L'Espagne Ensanglante.” It sold two or three thousand copies.' With two pin holes to the upper left corner, otherwise VG
Lot 303
AUTHORS: LESSING DORIS (1919-2013) British Writer. Book signed and inscribed, a hardback edition of Under My Skin, First Edition, published by Harper Collins, London, 1994. Signed by Lessing in black ink to the half-title page, and dated January 1995 in her hand. Accompanied by the dust jacket; GRASS GUNTHER (1927-2015) German Novelist, Nobel Prize winner for Literature, 1999. Book signed and inscribed, a paperback edition of The Tin Drum, Penguin, London, 1986. Signed by Grass in blue ink to the dedication page, and dated 9th February 1990 in his hand, beneath an inscription in German; PRATCHETT TERRY (1948-2015) English Author. Book signed, a paperback edition of Making Money, published by Corgi Books, London, 2008. Signed by Pratchett in black ink with his name alone to the title page; GORDIMER NADINE (1923-2014) South African Writer, Nobel Prize winner for Literature, 1991. Book signed, a hardback edition of My Son's Story, First Edition, published by Bloomsbury, London, 1990. Signed by Gordimer in black ink with her name alone to the title page. Accompanied by the dust jacket. VG to EX, 4
Lot 244
LOOS ANITA: (1889-1981) American Screenwriter, Playwright and Author, best known for her novel, Gentlemen Prefer Blondes. T.L.S., Anita Loos, one page, 8vo, n.p., 6th August n.y., to Lester Roberts. Loos informs her correspondent, in full, 'In reply to your letter of July 15th, I believe there were about twelve hundred copies of the First Edition of "Gentlemen Prefer Blondes". As to the number with the mis-spelling of 'divine' I really can't help you out. I don't believe I ever did know about that matter. "Gentleman Prefer Blondes" was my first book, except for a treatise on "How to Write Photoplays", which had my name and John Emerson's as authors, but was really written by a man in a publicity department for advertising purposes.' With blank integral leaf. With a deckled right edge, otherwise about EX
Lot 185
WALLACE EDGAR: (1875-1932) British Crime Writer, creator of King Kong. Brief T.L.S., Edgar Wallace, one page, 8vo, London, 30th October 1930, to Harold Alaric Jacob, on the printed stationery of the Carlton Hotel. Wallace states, in full, 'I cannot give you a first edition, but I will give you some other edition of one of my books signed, if you really want one.' With light age wear, otherwise VGHarold Alaric Jacob (1909-1995) English Writer and Journalist. In 1930 Jacob published his first novel, Seventeen, a fictionalised account of his school days in Canterbury.
Lot 31
HOPPER EDWARD: (1882-1967) American Realist Painter. Book signed and inscribed, a small 8vo hardback edition of Edward Hopper, First Edition published by the American Artists Group, New York, 1945, as number 8 (of 15) from their series of illustrated monographs. The edition contains many black and white illustrations of Hopper's paintings, including his famous works Night-Hawks and Automat, and some printed text including a chronology. Signed and inscribed by Hopper in bold blue fountain pen ink to the frontispiece beneath a colour illustration of his painting The Martha McKeen of Wellfleet. Bound in the original illustrated paper covered boards with cloth backing and no label to the spine. Rare. Some light age wear at the extremities, about VG
Lot 473
Maps published by Oddy, 1812 Cumberland, Derbyshire, Devonshire, Lincolnshire, Monmouthshire, Norfolk all from the first edition of James Wallis's New British Atlas was first published in 1813 by S A Oddy All in glazed frames and good colour considering the length of time they have been hung Some removable foxing
Lot 119
Gregynog Press. The Star of Seville: A Drama in Three Acts and In Verse attributed to Lope de Vega translated out of Spanish by Henry Thomas, Gregynog Press, 1935, title with vignette printed in red, blue, orange and black, text printed in red and black, top edge gilt, remainder untrimmed, original blind and gilt decorated black full morocco, joints rubbed, with early inscription to front endpaper 'Ex Libris Thomas Artemus Jones To "D.J.", with love, Mildred Artemus-Jones, September 1945', 8vo, limited edition 50/175, together with Orpheus Press. Rainer Maria Rilke, Die Sonette an Orpheus, geschrieben als ein grab-mal fur Wera Ouckama Knoop, illustrationen von Rigby Graham, Munich, Orpheus Press, 1960, colour linocuts by Rigby Graham, original light brown full morocco, large 8vo, limited edition of 25 copies, this being number 1, signed by Rigby Graham and Douglas Martin, plus Fanfrolico Press, The Complete Poetry of Gaius Catullus translated by Jack Lindsay, Fanfrolico Press, [1929], wood engraved illustations by Lionel Ellis, top edge gilt, original tan full morocco, some marks to extremities, and spine lightly faded, large 8vo, limited edition 170/325 signed by Jack Lindsay Harrop 32 for the first title. Sir Thomas Artemus Jones (1871-1943), journalist, judge and historian married his wife Mildred in 1927, and a volume of his articles was edited by her for posthumous publication in 1944, entitled without my wig. (3)
Lot 145
Harte (Glynn Boyd). A Weekend in Dieppe, Warren Editions, 1981, together with Ardizzone (Edward), Visiting Dieppe, with an Introduction by Lynton Lamb, Warren Editions, 1981, colour lithograph illustrations to the first work, and monochrome illustrations to the second work, both original cloth-backed pictorial boards, small 4to, VG Limited edition 85/150, signed by the artist, and limited edition 85/175 respectively. (2)
Lot 102
Larkin (Philip). High Windows, 1st edition, 1974, original grey cloth in dust jacket, 8vo, together with Jansson (Tove), Moominpappa At Sea, 1st UK edition, 1966, black and white illustrations, original green cloth in dust jacket, 8vo, plus Barker (Pat), Another World, 1st edition, 1998, signed by the author to title page, original black cloth in dust jacket, 8vo, and Harris (Robert), The Ghost, limited edition 220/500, signed by the author to the limitation page, original gilt decorated black cloth in slipcase, 8vo, and other modern first edition literature, fiction and poetry, including Robert Graves, Walter de la Mare, John le Carr‚, Folio Society, mostly original cloth in dust jackets, G/VG, 8vo (3 shelves)
Lot 33
Milne (A.A.). When We Were Very Young, 12th edition, December 1925, Winnie-The-Pooh, 5th edition, 1927, & The House at Pooh Corner, 2nd edition, 1928, monochrome illustrations by E.H. Shepard to each volume, all original cloth gilt (generally in bright condition), Winnie-The-Pooh with some light mottled discolouration, all in dust-wrappers, the first title with soiling and fraying to edges, with minor loss, second and third titles very slightly frayed to extremities, with some minor marks, all 8vo, together with Teddy Bear and Other Songs from 'When We Were Very Young', 1st edition, 1926, original cloth-backed boards with printed paper label to upper cover, rubbed and some marks and discolouration to spine, folio, plus three others related: When We Were Very Young, 11th edition, 1925, in worn dust-wrapper with loss to spine, The Christopher Robin Story Book, 4th edition, 1932, in worn dust-wrapper with loss, and Toad of Toad Hall, 1st edition, 1929, in original blue cloth gilt, 8vo (7)
Lot 130
Pound (Ezra). A Draft of XXX Cantos, 1st edition, 1933, some minor spotting, original black cloth in price-clipped dust jacket, covers and spine slightly faded, Section: Rock-Drill 85-95 de los cantares, 1955, original black cloth in dust jacket, covers lightly rubbed, spine faded, Make It New, Essays By..., 1934, some minor spotting, original green cloth in dust jacket, covers rubbed and slightly chipped to head, spine faded, The Classic Anthology Defined by Confucius, 1955, original blue cloth in price-clipped dust jacket, spine slightly faded and rubbed to head and foot, all 8vo, together with Auden (W.H.), The Orators, An English Study, 1st edition, 1932, some minor spotting, original black cloth in price-clipped dust jacket, covers slightly rubbed to head and foot, The Dog Beneath the Skin, or Where is Francis?, 1st edition, 1935, some minor toning, original red cloth in dust jacket, covers slightly rubbed and chipped to head and foot, spine toned, Poems, 2nd edition, 1930, original cloth in dust jacket, covers and spine rubbed to head and foot with some loss, all 8vo, and other first editions and later Ezra Pound and W.H. Auden literature and reference, all original cloth, mostly in dust jackets, G/VG, 8vo (approx. 60)
Lot 146
Betjeman (John). A Pictorial History of English Architecture, 1st edition, John Murray, 1972, numerous colour and monochrome illustrations, top edge gilt, original quarter cream cloth gilt over marbled boards, with matching slipcase, 4to, limited signed edition 27/100, together with A Garland for the Laureate, Poems presented to Sir John Betjeman on his 75th birthday, Celandine Press, 1981, title with floral border designed by Miriam MacGregor, original quarter black cloth gilt over marbled boards, small 4to, limited edition of 350 copies, this being number 142 of the first 150 copies bound in quarter cloth, both VG (2)
Lot 34
Jackson (Nicholas Lane). Association Football, 1st edition, George Newnes, 1899, xii + 412 pages, with 32-page publisher's catalogue at end (coded 11.99), monochrome plates after photographs, original gilt-decorated green cloth, lightly rubbed (generally a good copy), 8vo, together with Gallaher (D. and Stead, W.J.), The Complete Rugby Footballer on the New Zealand System, 1st edition, Methuen & Co., 1906, monochrome plates after photographs, 40-page publisher's catalogue at rear, dated July 1906, original black cloth gilt, very slightly rubbed to extremities, plus Davies (W.J.A.), Rugby Football, 1st edition, Webster's Publications Ltd., [1923], portrait frontispiece, monochrome plates after photographs, some light spotting, original green cloth gilt, slightly rubbed, 8vo, and Lillie (Arthur, editor), Croquet Up To Date containing the ideas and teachings of the leading players and champions, 1st edition, Longmans, Green & Co., 1900, monochrome plates after photographs, original green cloth gilt, very slightly rubbed and spine lightly discoloured, all 8vo Seddon 16 for the first work. N.L. Jackson founded Corinthians football club in 1882. (4)
Lot 75
Blake (William). The Marriage of Heaven and Hell, Trianon Press, 1960, colour facsimile plates, top edge gilt, original dark green quarter morocco gilt, with matching slipcase, folio, limited edition of 526 copies, this being one of 240 copies for distribution in America, together with The Gates of Paradise, 3 volumes, Trianon Press, 1968, monochrome illustrations, original cloth, with matching slipcase, some light fading to spines, 8vo, limited edition of 726 copies, plus Blake Society. The first meeting of the Blake Society. Papers read before the Blake Society at the first annual meeting, 12th August 1912, Olney, Thomas Wright, [1912], ownership inscription of M.D.E. Clayton-Stamm to front endpaper, original blue cloth gilt, a little rubbed, 8vo (5)
Lot 5131
Airfix 00 Railways - a DR X Adventure Train set, comprising AIA Diesel locomotive, intercity coach, two trucks and track, Secret Tunnel Laboratory, Lorry and Breakdown truck, Dr X and gang, with instructions and track layouts leaflet and first edition catalogue, priced 10p, in original box; a Mainline Esso petrol tanker
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