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![John Banville – Eclipse First UK Edition, Limited edition. . One of only 100 copies this being [#17/100]. Signed by John Banv](https://cdn.globalauctionplatform.com/b82f5412-cf73-4206-ba4f-b14600d64442/60967431-d4b9-4369-a4ae-b14600f5e387/468x382.jpg)
Lot 448
The Tor Hill by Horace Smith (1826) Scarce complete set. First edition, Octavo, in 3 volumes. All three signed A. Donegall on front board. Jellett Bookseller, Belfast label on front of volume 1. Externally worn but internally clean and binding intact. Horace Smith (1779-1849) was a friend and stockbroker to Percy Bysshe Shelley.
![American Literature] London, Charmian (Mrs. Jack) Jack London, London published 1921, first edition, 2 very good substantial](https://cdn.globalauctionplatform.com/b82f5412-cf73-4206-ba4f-b14600d64442/5ae14897-f48f-4809-9cfa-b14600f5f4ec/468x382.jpg)
Lot 14
A BSA Meteor Mk 1 first model with metal end cap, cal 177 break barrel air rifle, the top of the air cylinder marked with BSA in an arrow and Meteor and with fluted stock, fitted with an Accuracy 4 x 32 telescopic sight but does come with the original BSA scope (Mk 1 Meteors were made from February 1959 to June 1962 - see Air Rifles 4th edition by E Hiller page 37) Serial No. N7476. WE CANNOT POST AIR GUNS TO PRIVATE ADDRESSES. POSTAGE TO REGISTERED FIREARMS DEALERS ONLY.
Lot 271
Sir W G Simpson, Bart. "The Art of Golf", First Edition 1887, Published by David Douglas, Edinburgh. 186pp, 19 Plates (note - Plate 1 missing), 10 diagrams. See Photographs for binding. Inscribed in ink "R.A.H.M. from SRI". Provenance - consigned by the great, great grandson of Richard Arthur Henry Mitchell (22 January 1843 - 19 April 1905), widely known as Mike Mitchell, was an English schoolmaster and amateur cricketer who played first class cricket from 1861 to 1883 (including with W G Grace) and supervised the Eton cricket team for more than thirty years. Mitchell was a right-handed batsman, occasional wicket-keeper and right arm medium pace rounder bowler. Mainly associated with the Eton Ramblers, Oxford University (4 blues, 3 as captain) and Marylebone Cricket Club (MCC), he made 57 known appearances in first-class matches. He played for the Gentlemen in the Gentlemen v Players series and was regarded by Haygarth as one of the leading players of his era. Mike Mitchell was also a scratch golfer. (S)
Lot 78
Gary Player signed limited edition print with signing photo In 1959, Gary won his first Open and the time was the youngest ever winner of an open. By 1961, Gary topped the money list on the US Tour. In 1965, he beat Arnold Palmer to win the US Masters and therefore finally winning each of the Majors.He would go to record 10 Major victories in total. He won the Open 3 times, the US Open once, the US PGS twice and the master's 3 times.This stunning print shows Gary's delight at winning the British Open in 1968. He has personally signed each print and you will receive a photo of the signing (as shown in inset image).Actual Size 560mm x 410mm - limited edition of 250 and part of the Sporting Masters editions - Photo printed on 250gsm, high quality art board.The accompanying photo of the personality signing this item will include a copyright over the image and the edition number may vary.A stunning item of signed Golf memorabilia. Good Condition. All autographs come with a Certificate of Authenticity. We combine postage on multiple winning lots and can ship worldwide. UK postage from £5.99, EU from £7.99, Rest of World from £9.99
Lot 47
Astro City No's. 1, 2 and 3; The Savage Dragon (First Series) No's 1 and 2; sundry issues of Savage Dragon (later series); Image Zero; Phantom Force No. 1; The Strangers No. 1 Holographic Limited Edition by Malibu; Star Trek: Deep Space Nine No. 1 Holographic Limited Edition by Malibu; Prime No. 1 Holographic Limited Edition by Malibu; Prime Time Collection - hard cover edition by Malibu; and sundry issues of Supreme by Image Comics.
Lot 446
Three crates of books to include: Tolkien, J.R.R; 'The Lord of the Rings' book club associates edition, various first editions; 'Howard, Elizabeth Jane; 'After Julius' 1965, 'Falling' 1999 etc, Gregory, Philippa; 'Meridon' 1990, Hattersley, Roy; 'The Maker's Mark' 1990 signed edition, Evans, Beryl; two copies of 'Charlie and the Choo-Choo' one with signed limited edition print in original slip case, Spark, Muriel; 'Curriculum Vitae' 1992, Trollope, Joanna; 'Daughters-in-law' 2011, 'The Other Family', 'Marrying the Mistress' etc, Llantwit Major Welsh old picture postcard books, 'History on my doorstep', 'The Garden of Wales', 'Glamorgan Historian' etc. (3)(B.P. 21% + VAT)
Lot 431
Four boxes of books mostly on birds to include: various Helm and Peterson Mountfort Hollom field guides, 'Pocket Guide to the birds of the Indian Sub-Continent', 'Birds of Hong Kong', 'The Birds of Trinidad & Tobago', 'Field guide to the birds of Japan', 'A guide to the birds of India, Pakistan, Nepal, Bangladesh, Bhutan, Sri Lanka and the Maldives', 'A first guide to South African birds', 'Concise British Flora in colour', some novels; Gallaico, Paul; two first editions; 'Jenny' 1950 and 'Thomasina' 1957 and 'The Snow Goose' Book Club edition, 'The Thornbirds', Spark, Muriel; 'A far cry from Kensington' 1988 first edition and 'The essence of the Brontes', Durrell, Gerald; 'The Picnic and such like pandemonium' 1979 etc. (B.P. 21% + VAT)Many have booksellers prices written in pencilSome have other notes or annotations in pencilSome have past owners names in penNo other defacements, labels or stamps noted but not every book checked
Lot 439
Five boxes of books to include; many Yorke, Margaret and other first editions; 'Cost of Silence' 1977, 'The Point of Murder' 1978 etc, various Collector's Library books; Thomas Hardy, Jane Austen etc, miniature books; Havergal, Frances Ridley; 'Under the Surface', 'Sailor's New Testament', 'Leaves worth turning' etc, Forster, Margaret; first edition 'Is there anything you want' 2005 etc, Street, Pamela; 'Unto the fourth generation' 1985, 'Late Harvest', 'Hindsight' etc, Binchy, Maeve; 'Tara Road' 1998, 'Quintins' 2002 first edition, Brookner, Anita; 'Altered State' etc and a Potter, Beatrix; 'World of Peter Rabbit' complete collection boxset original tales 1-23 published by F. Warne & Co. (5) (B.P. 21% + VAT)First Editions include; Maeve Binchley; 'Quentins' 2002, first combined editions of both Circle of friends/Silver Wedding and Firefly Summer/Echoes (1993 & 1994), Tara Road 1998, 'This Year it will be different' BCA edition 2007, 'Heart and Soul' 2008Anita Brookner hardback books are both early reprintsOver 20 Margaret Yorke first editions; two signed; 'A Question of Belief' 1996 and 'False Prentences' 1998includes; 'Summer Flight' 1957, 'Silent Witness' 1972, 'The Hand of Death '1981', The Cost of Silence '1977, 'Dead in the morning' 1970, 'Devil's Work' 1982, 'The Scent of Fear' 1980, 'Death on Account '1979', 'Cast for Death' 1976, 'The Point of Murder' 1978, 'The Small hours of the morning' 1975, 'Mortal Remains' 1974, 'Find Me a Villain' 1983, 'The smooth face of evil' 1984, 'Intimate Kill' 1985, 'Safely to the Grave' 1986, 'Dangerous to know' 1993, Criminal Damage' 1992, 'A small deceit' 1991, 'Evidence to destroy' 1987, 'Admit to Murder' 1990, 'Crime in Question' 1989, 'Almost the Truth' 1994, 'Serious Intent' 1995, Act of Violence 1997, 'The Price of Guilt 1999
Lot 437
Five boxes of books some first editions to include: Drabble, Margaret; 'The Millstone', 'Waterfall' 1969 first edition, Forster, Margaret; first edition 'Lady's Maid' 1991, 'Mother can you hear me' 1979 etc, Forrester, Helen; 'The Lemon Tree' 1990, 'Simon's cat off to the vet', Priestley, A.B; 'It's an old country', Coolidge, Susan; 'What Katy Did', leather bound 'Little book of Cheer', various Waverley Electrical Encyclopedias, Eliot, George; 'Mill on the Floss', Plaidy, Jean; 'The Prince of Darkness' 1978, 'The Queen from Provence' 1979 and 'The Follies of the King' 1980, various Spring; Howard; 'Rachel Rosing', 'Shabby Tiger', 'Darkie & Co', Nolan, Christopher; 'The Banyan Tree' 1999, Williamson, Henry; 'Lucifer before Sunrise', 'Dandelion Days', 'The Golden Virgin' etc. (5)(B.P. 21% + VAT)
Lot 241
UNITED KINGDOM. GREAT SEALS OF THE REALM - TWENTIETH CENTURY. Silver medallion, 2006. Royal Mint. Royal Mint 'Great Seals of the Realm' - Twentieth Century comprising of Six 5oz Medallions. To include, Great Seal of Queen Victoria (Period of Use: 1899-1904), King Edward VII (Period of Use: 1904-1912), x2 King George V (Period of Use: 1912-1930 & 1930-1938), George VI (Period of Use; First: 1938-1948) and Queen Elizabeth (Period of Use: 1953-2001) Housed in fitted wooden presentation box as issued by the Mint and with the certificates of authenticity (COA). . Comes with the original box as issued by the Mint and the certificate of authenticity (COA). Rarity: Limited Edition 65/1000.Mintage: 100.Diameter: 63 mm.Weight: 933.104 g. (ASW=5 oz)Composition: 999.0/1000 Silver.PLEASE NOTE: 6% Buyer Premium + VAT on this lot. Additional 6% fee charged on the Saleroom. Delivery cost will be added to your order.
Lot 219
Collection of Top Trumps first edition originals - full sets Motorcycles series 1 Tank series 1 Sports cars series 1 Planes series 1 Racing cars series 1 World Record Holders series 1 Military Planes series 1 Moor Yachts series 2 Ships series 1 Dragsters series 1 World Class cars series 2 Super Cars series 1
Lot 6
Debbie Hancock for Moorcroft, a Limited Edition vase in the Samarkand Lily design, ©99 M.C.C. 22/250 painted on base, signed in gold D Hancock, blue coloured flowers and leaves on a shaded blue and cream coloured ground, dark blue interior, slender baluster form, 19.5cm. first quality.Condition report:Excellent condition with no obvious evidence of damage or repair. Tiny bubbles under glaze on base.
Lot 350
Lithograph, 1916/1917, on thin wove, signed and dated 1917 Image 33.5 x 45.5cm. Provenance: London, The Antique Lovers' Coterie at Ingram Warwick (label on backboard, priced at £70, no date) This rare lithograph, issued in an edition of fifty but very rarely seen on the market, is amongst the first three subjects by Nevinson in this medium (the others are recorded as `Loading the Ship` and `La Villette` but the precise order of their creation is not known). This subject was exhibited at The Senefelder Club, Leicester Galleries, London in late January 1917 and a related work was shown at The Allied Artist's Association in July 1913, no.301. This rediscovery in a private collection shows the artist's facility with lithography, acquired in 1912 under the guidance of Ernest Jackson (1872-1945) at The London County Council School (off Southampton Row). Nevinson was inspired by the Futurist theories of Filippo Marinetti (1876-1944) but he disdained the Futurists' glorification of war. His concentration upon the medium declined after the early 1920s when he focused more upon drypoints and etchings (which were also more lucrative for him during the remarkable boom for subjects in that medium). Nevinson was much encouraged by the eminent American printmaker Joseph Pennell (1857-1926) in his pursuit of this medium and the subject caught the eye of Campbell Dodgson (1867-1948) who admired it for `ranking as amongst the best of recent lithographs` (`British Artists at the Front`, Country Life, 1918). The subject, which could have been so commonplace in the hands of a less inventive artist, is invested here with bold angularity of line, a sure command of depth, a fine balance of tones and a disquieting mood. "During the latter part of the War [Nevinson's] most powerful statements in black and white were in lithography [...]. The rare works [...] recall the early prints in his Cubist manner." (Gordon Cooke, "C.R.W. Nevinson As a Printmaker," in C.R.W. Nevinson: The Twentieth Century, ed. Richard Ingleby et al. (London, 1999)). *CR The full sheet; mat-staining and light-staining; repaired tear at very edge of image upper right corner; repaired tear in margin at left; repaired tear upper centre extending slightly into image; smaller tear within top margin; surface nicks and light grazes towards right of image;.
Lot 441
Charles Dickens, group of six books relating to Charles Dickens, to include; The Lodger: Shakespeare on Silver Street by Charles Nicholl [Allen Lane, 2007] First Edition signed by Charles Nicholl to front page, Charles Dickens Birthday Book by Enid-Dickens-Hawksley – drawings by Edward Ardizzone [Faber and Faber, London, 1948], The Bookman – Dickens Numbers [Hodder & Stoughton, November 1910], Memories of my Father by Henry F. Dickens [Victor Gollancz, London, 1928], Charles Dickens and the Great Theatre of the World by Simon Callow - Signed Copy [Harper Press, London, 2012] & The Final Act of Mr Shakespeare by Robert Winder - Signed Copy [Little Brown, 2010]. Six total. (6)
Lot 448
ROWLING, J.K. Range of various hardback First Edition UK print Harry Potter novels to include; Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix [2003, adult & child version], Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince [2005, adult & child version x2, including owls misprint on page 99] and Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows [2007, adult & child version x2]. Plus paperbacks with Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone [1997, with Joanne Rowling copyright], Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets [1998] and Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban [1999]. All in excellent condition, with no marks to covers or pages. Total quantity 11. (11)
![CISPIN, EDMUND. The Moving Toyshop by Edmund Crispin. Victor Gollancz Ltd [London, 1946]. The Moving Toyshop. A New Detective](https://cdn.globalauctionplatform.com/475a4e8b-c3b5-41b7-8b3b-b1290097f727/38f2a5c6-b577-47a9-b4b3-b149011d4250/468x382.jpg)
Lot 438
CISPIN, EDMUND. The Moving Toyshop by Edmund Crispin. Victor Gollancz Ltd [London, 1946]. The Moving Toyshop. A New Detective Story by Edmund Crispin author of The Case of the Gilded Fly, Holy Disorders. First Edition, map illustration, original cloth dust jacket, some areas of deterioration to spine of jacket (as often expected). An attractive copy of this classic work of detective fiction, dedicated to Philip Larkin.
Lot 411
BLANKLEY, THOMAS RILEY, A Naval Expositor, Shewing and Explaining the Words and Terms of Art Belonging to the Parts, Qualities, and Proportions of Building, Rigging, Furnishing & Fitting a Ship for Sea by Thomas Riley Blankley. First Edition, Printed by E. Owen [Warwick Lane, 1750]. Engraved by Paul Fourdrinier at Charing Cross. Engraved title within ornamental border, engraved panel of illustrations in one border of most pages and several in the text. Leather bound with gilt lettering to spine, dated 1750 to lower. Few tones spots, fraying, foxing and small holes to few pages. Overall very good condition for extremely scarce book. An attractive copy of an important naval dictionary, preceding Falconer's Universal Dictionary of the Marine by nearly 20 years. Blanckley (1717-1753) was sometime clerk of the survey at Portsmouth and a commissioner of the Victualling Office. Viewing recommended.
Lot 109
CRADDOCK, Harry (1876-1963). THE SAVOY COCKTAIL BOOKLondon: Constable and Company, Ltd., 1930, 8vo, coloured decorations by Gilbert Rumbold, original coloured pictorial boards (hinges broken, covers worn with abrasion). FIRST EDITION, second issue.CRADDOCK, Harry (1876-1963). The Savoy Cocktail Book. London: Constable and Company, Ltd., 1930. 8vo (193 x 128mm). Half title, coloured illustrations and decorations by Gilbert Rumbold, without the "Bacardi Special" slip which is found in some copies at p.[25] (variable, mainly marginal, spotting and staining). Original cloth-backed coloured and silver pictorial boards, coloured pictorial endpapers (upper inner hinges broken, covers heavily rubbed with surface abrasion, crack running from top to bottom of lower cover, some minor erosion to head of spine). Provenance: G. M. Burt & Son, Weymouth (small bookseller's label on front pastedown). FIRST EDITION, second issue, without the page-number on the title.Provenance: The Purple Shop – The Anthony Gardner Collection.See Bellmans website article for further information: https://www.bellmans.co.uk/story/the-purple-shop-the-anthony-gardner-collection
Lot 224
A RARE CHARLES II 14 INCH TERRESTRIAL GLOBEBY ROBERT MORDEN, WILLIAM BERRY AND PHILIP LEA, LONDON, C.1685with twelve engraved and hand-coloured gores, with a cartouche inscribed 'A New TERRESTRIAL GLOBE, Made by Rt Morden. Wm Berry Ph Lea. and sold at their shops at the Atlas in Cornhill at ye Globe at Chering .... and at ye Atlas & Hercules in the Poultery London', a further inscription titled 'To The Reader' in another cartouche, with images of natives, beasts, sea creatures and ships together with depictions of natives in both North and South America, the routes Drake and Candish (sic) voyages plotted, also shown are the Great Wall of China, the west coasts of Hollandia Nova (Australia) and a fragment of Zelandia Nova (New Zealand), the North West coast of America between St James Lancaster Sound and Nova Albion is not shown, the brass meridian with a graduated scale, the horizon ring with an engraved calendar, on a later stand (stand 'as found')102cm high (approx)Catalogue NoteMorden and Berry advertised a pair of large globes in 1673, as “new sizes of globes, about 15 inches in diameter, celestial and terrestrial, 4 pounds the pair’ and were only pre-dated as English globes by those by Molyneux and Moxon from the late 16th and early 17th century. While not a ‘first edition’, the globe offered here, produced by the Morden, Berry, Lea partnership, makes it a rare example of one of the earliest commercially produced English globes and shows the tracks of voyages by Drake and Cavendish which earlier versions did not.For similar globes see Royal Museum Greenwich, object id. GLB0164 and The Whipple Museum, Cambridge, object id. 2691.
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