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Lot 109
Charlie Bears Chi Chi panda bear (the first panda bear in the collection), co-designed by Isabelle Lee and Charlie, CB 35770, 2006-2008, LE 770, (named after the giant panda bear that lived at London Zoo from 1958-1972), black and white plush, swing labels, carry bag, trade carton, Near Mint to Mint, 18"/45cm.
Lot 127
Steiff four plush toys: (1) Golden Retriever dog puppy set, yellow tag 079344, with yellow cloth tag, button, swing label, also includes bowl, bandana and rosette, box, 11"/28cm long; (2) My First Past Time cream plush teddy bear, yellow tag 663772, with swing label, 9.5"/25cm; (3) Floppy Cockie dog, yellow tag 5715/20, with chest tag, button and yellow tag, 9.5"/25cm long; (4) Babies teddy bear rattle, yellow tag 237157; Fair Plus to Excellent Plus; (4).
Lot 132
Steiff pair of teddy bears: (1) Paul the Growler teddy bear, celebrating the 100th anniversary (1908-2008) of the first bears to be fitted with a growler, sand coloured mohair, white tag 037221, with swing label certificate, Mint, sealed within factory plastic bag, 11"/28cm; (2) Classic teddy bear, cappuccino beige and brown two-tone, yellow tag 001000, with swing label, Mint, sealed within factory plastic bag, 14"/33cm; (2).
Lot 163
Steiff Danbury Mint Peter Rabbit, from the World of Beatrix Potter, celebrating 100 years of the first publication of The Tale of Peter Rabbit, yellow tag 660481, light brown and cream mohair, swing label and certificate, carry bag, trade carton, rabbit still sealed within original factory plastic, Mint, 10.25"/26cm.
Lot 166
Danbury Mint Betty Boop pair of porcelain limited edition figurines, by sculptor Syd Hap: (1) Red Hot Betty is a Red Hat Lady! porcelain figurine, officially licensed, first in the series, with certificate, box, outer trade carton, 15"/38cm; (2) Over Fifty and Fabulous... Red Hat Society Betty! porcelain figurine, officially licensed, with certificate, box, outer trade carton; Near Mint to Mint; (2).
Lot 263
Casige (Germany) miniature antique Sewing Machine, 1920s, impressed with eagle logo, tinplate, crank handle, chain stitch, some very slight surface corrosion, with clamp, machine is finished in black with Art Deco style pattern in gold and red, Good Plus to Excellent, with Good to Good Plus wooden box, lid is has card print affixed to lid, illustrated in Japanese lacquer-style scene, depicting two Oriental ladies and a gentleman, untested, 5.5" tall. NB: Carl Sieper of Gevelsberg began producing toy sewing machines in 1902. The name "CASIGE" was made up from the first two letters of his Christian name, his surname and the town he lived in. A former locksmith, his company logo was an eagle, holding a key in its talons.
Lot 278
The Vulcan (UK) vintage miniature child's Sewing Machine, c 1948, blue cast iron and tinplate, hand crank, untested, Good Plus to Excellent, 6.5" tall, with Poor Plus leaflet- advertising Sewing Machine and Steam Engines (repaired with tape). NB: This machine was the first post-war version of the original Vulcan machine.
Lot 424
Flair Sylvanian Families Figure and Accessory packs x seventeen, includes Carry Cottage, Village Gift Shop, Dinner Party Set, Angeles' Bedtime Set, Butler Set (figure only), Farm Shop (figure only), Endeavour's First Day in Class (complete), Professor Butterglove (complete), Delightful Doughnuts Set (unused), Desert Counter Set (unused), Skidoo, School Dinner Set, Garden Hammock, Shoes & Bags Set x 3 and carboard house shaped wardrobe, all generally Excellent, within Fair Plus to Excellent packaging, with most being sealed. (17)
Lot 446
Epoch Japanese Sylvanian Families S-61 Forest Nursery School set, Unused, within Good Plus Opened packaging. Epoch Japanese Sylvanian Families DH-06 My First Sylvanian Home set, within Excellent sealed packaging. Epoch Japanese Sylvanian Families Double Stroller, Mint, Unused, within Good Plus opened packaging. Epoch Japanese Sylvanian Families SE-169 Halloween figure set, within Excellent sealed packaging. Epoch Japanese Sylvanian Families 25th Anniversary Commuting Baby Pair Set, within Excellent packaging. Epoch Japanese Sylvanian Families Silk Cat figures Father, Girl, Baby and Baby Twins, all Excellent to Near Mint within Good Plus to Excellent packaging. Epoch Japanese Sylvanian Families Forest Market cat figures x 3, all Excellent to Near Mint, within Excellent packaging. (12)
Lot 484
Large quantity of Sylvanian Families loose figures, furniture, bikes, clothing and accessories, includes Magic Tricks and Other Adventures DVD figure pack, notepad, Japanese cat brooch, bikes, garden shop, bedroom furniture, pharmacy shop accessories, nursery accessories, food, framed pictures (for Sylvanian's houses) and others, loose figures x 97 include Japanese World Parade Mexico & Hawaii, Japanese Macavity Cat Father, Japanese Strawberry Rabbit Father, Mother and Brother, Bullrush Frog Family, 3 x sailor figures (duckling, mouse & beaver), Samuel Stamp Mouse Postman, nurse cat, hedgehog family, fox family, bear bride and groom, badgers, and others. All generally Good to Good Plus. Tomy Father Christmas set #2832, unchecked for completeness, Good, within Good opened packaging. Tomy Babies First Christmas Set Cat Twins #2833, unchecked for completeness, Good to Good Plus, within Good opened packaging. (qty)
Lot 589
Atelier Fauni Moomin Troll Hemulen, Finland. 1950s / 1960s, stamped on the feet- HEMULEN and ATELIER FAUNI FINLAND, white leather cloth covered carton body, black and blue plastic eyes, metal rimmed spectacles, sheepskin hair, leather feet, wearing blue cloth coat 9small hole to rear, missing two leatherette buttons), felt hands, leather tail with sheepskin tuft to tip, carrying leather handbag, pale blue ribbon and lace hat, Excellent to Excellent Plus, within original Good box, 5.75"/16cm. NB: Based on the Moominvalley characters, designed by Tove Jansson. These were the first commercially made versions of the Moomins.
Lot 25
H.W Mortimer & Co (Maker's to His Majesty) cased pair of percussion target pistols, with bolted percussion locks, saw-handled grips, spur-trigger guards, in overall fine condition with re-browned octagonal barrels, swamped at muzzle, contained in the original green velvet-lined oak case with accessories: original pistol flask, cleaning rods, bullet mould, with interesting combination screwdriver and nipple wrench which unscrews to reveal a percussion cap reservoir, original lead balls (small quantity), circular mahogany cap box and a quantity of original percussion caps. This pair has been converted from flintlocks by John Manton and Son around 1826. Note: Collection of a gentleman, one of the first members of the Muzzle Loaders Association of Great Britain originally purchased for £10,000.
Lot 257
An unusual 'Golf Caddy Boy' accessory mascot for a 1920's vintage motorcar; together with a 'Lady Golfer in Full Swing', both mounted on a wooden display base, approx cms. The first of the mascots is stamped AEL (copyright Augustine and Emile Lejeune Motor Mascots of London approx cms respectively.
Lot 51
Welsh Flyweight Billy Eynon original leather Flyweight Champion boxing belt. The Flyweight belt displays medallions from his boxing career that spanned from (1914-1927) and others who won the title including Jim Higgins (Lonsdale belt winner 1921) and George Danda, bouts won by Billy include the 1918 Army Featherweight Champion, British Army Fly Weight Champion (1914-1918), Merthyr Tydfill and Salonika Greece. Born in Treharris South Wales he fought at a number of fairground boxing booths, making a name for himself, his first professional encounter was with Eddie Morgan in Methyr. He was drafted into the Royal Artillery and fought in WWI where he was wounded, after recovery he continued to box winning the Army Featherweight Title in 1918 and then met the Navy Champion in Salonika Greece. After the war Eymon continued to box and later became a bantam weight and in 1920 beat George Clark on points and then went on to challenge British Bantam-weight title holder Jim Higgins (Lonsdale belt winner 1921). He retired from boxing in 1927 due to eye injuries which could have rendered him blind. A bullied 8 year old came across a gym in Gloucester where he was taken under the wing of the men who trained there. He associated with many local and provincial boxers and travelled extensively to watch boxing shows (as they were known then). There he met Jimmy Jury where he sat ringside as a youngster and later became lifelong friends. He attended fights in London where he became friendly with other boxing enthusiasts from the Welsh Boxing Association. Both his and Jimmy Jury's collection grew that included letters from Freddie Mills who was a good friend to Jimmy when on the boxing booth circuit. Many of the scrap books he collated himself but much of the memorabilia was bequeathed by his boxing friends, this became an obsession that stayed with him throughout his adult life. A bullied 8 year old came across a gym in Gloucester where he was taken under the wing of the men who trained there. He associated with many local and provincial boxers and travelled extensively to watch boxing shows (as they were known then). There he met Jimmy Jury where he sat ringside as a youngster and later became lifelong friends. He attended fights in London where he became friendly with other boxing enthusiasts from the Welsh Boxing Association. Both his and Jimmy Jury's collection grew that included letters from Freddie Mills who was a good friend to Jimmy when on the boxing booth circuit. Many of the scrap books he collated himself but much of the memorabilia was bequeathed by his boxing friends, this became an obsession that stayed with him throughout his adult life. A bullied 8 year old came across a gym in Gloucester where he was taken under the wing of the men who trained there. He associated with many local and provincial boxers and travelled extensively to watch boxing shows (as they were known then). There he met Jimmy Jury where he sat ringside as a youngster and later became lifelong friends. He attended fights in London where he became friendly with other boxing enthusiasts from the Welsh Boxing Association. Both his and Jimmy Jury's collection grew that included letters from Freddie Mills who was a good friend to Jimmy when on the boxing booth circuit. Many of the scrap books he collated himself but much of the memorabilia was bequeathed by his boxing friends, this became an obsession that stayed with him throughout his adult life.
Lot 54
Pugilistica interest - the first album contains black and white photocards, promotional z-cards of boxers including Midget Wolgart (1930-35), Al Sugar, Ben Jeby, Micky Walker, Louis 'Kid' Kaplan, Jackie Jurich, Terry McGovern, Lon Salica, Johnny Jadick, Battling Levinsky, Ceferino Garcia George Chip, Mike o'Dowd, Mysterious Billy Smith, Sammy Mandel, Sid Smith, Vince Dundee, Billy Papke. Approx. 110 postcards of various world-wide boxers; some with dedications and some signed including Hal Bagwell 1948, dedication from Joe Bugner 1970, Jack Bodell, Jim Watt, Terry Downes, Harry Legge 1951, together with some promotional cards, ticket stubs and tickets, limited edition Mohammed Ali 'Sting Like a Bee' commemorative stamps and personal signed photo of Tommy Cooper and Lena Horne. The second album contains primarily cut-outs of boxing champions of the early 20th century.
Lot 64
Two black and white photographs of the Kray twins, Reggie Kray and Ronnie Kray, together with a signed slip of paper by Ronnie Kray in black ink. The first photograph showing the boys in boxing kit, plus a formal photograph captured in London after the Mohammed Ali and Brian London Heavyweight Champion fight, featured in the photograph are Eddie Pucci, Ronnie Kray, George Raft, Reggie Kray, Rocky Marciano and Charlie Kray at The Colony Sporting Club, Berkeley Square London Saturday August 6th 1966.
Lot 106
JESSE JAMESON. SEAN WRIGHT : THE TWISTED ROOT OF JAARFINDOR By Sean Wright (2004) First edition Fine copy. Signed and dated 27/10/2004 by author. Together with the first four books of the Jesse Jameson Alpha to Omega series. All Published by Crowswing Books. Limited edition all signed and dated. Fine copies. None price clipped in protective covers (5)
Lot 107
Six illustrated works. GERALD GOULD and WILL DYSON. 'Lady Adela,' first edition, nibbles and loss to original pictorial boards, Cecil Palmer, London, 1920; F. CARRUTHERS GOULD Illustrations. 'Great Men,' by Harold Begbie, cloth backed original boards, textblock loose from binding, colour plates, blind stamp to titlepage, Grant Richards, London, 1901; Political Caricatures 1904,' large oblong with original cloth, Edward Arnold, London, 1904; With three illustrated works published by Mills & Boon. (6)
Lot 121
PETER CAREY THE FAT MAN IN HISTORY By Peter Carey (1980) Faber and Faber. Signed first edition. Together with BLISS (1981) First edition. Small ink scribble on inside page else both fine copies in fine dust jackets. Author’s first two novels Together with ILLYWHACKER By Peter Carey (1985) and THEFT. A LOVE STORY (2006) Both first editions. Together with OSCAR AND LUCINDA (1988) and 30 DAYS IN SYDNEY (2001) Reprints. All published by Faber and Faber (6)
Lot 123
ASTRONOMY INTEREST - FRANK McCLEAN F.K. McCLEAN. Report of the Solar Eclipse Expedition to Flint Island January 3rd, 1908. Bungay, Suffolk: Richard Clay & Sons. 18pp. of text, 15 plates. Text and plate leaves disbound. Original brown cloth, gilt lettering to upper cover;wear to the covers.Together with F. K. McCLEAN, Report of The Solar Eclipse Expedition to Port Davey, Tasmania, May 1910; London: Richard Clay & Sons, Bread Street Hill, EC & Suffolk, nd (1910). Hardcover. 35 illustrations, 2 large folding maps in back pocket, one in very good condition, the other with a crease-line tear. Brown cloth binding, gilt title on spine and front board, some loose text-block;FRANK MCLEAN; Spectra of Southern Stars with tables and plates, 1898;Star Charts (with an explanation of their use). Copies of the first two titles can be found in Auckland Museum.
Lot 124
BERYL BAINBRIDGE ANOTHER PART OF THE WOOD By Beryl Bainbridge (1968) Hutchinson. First edition. Together with ENGLISH JOURNEY (1984), FILTHY LUCRE (1986), FOREVER ENGLAND (1987), THE BIRTHDAY BOYS (1991) and THE BOTTLE FACTORY OUTING (1974) and INJURY TIME (1977) Price clipped and WINTER GARDEN (1980) and MASTER GEORGIE (1998), All published by Duckworth. All First editions. Together with ACCORDING TO QUEENEY (2001) Little, Brown and Company. Reprint (10)
Lot 130
Walter De La Mare. Six works. 'Ding Dong Bell,' first edition, original cloth, unclipped dj, Selwyn & Blount, London, 1924; 'Songs of Childhood,' large paper edition, origijal cloth, plates and frontis, Longmens, Green and Co, London, 1923; 'Stuff and Nonsense and So On,' first edition, original cloth, some spotting, Constable and Co, 1927; With three other works. (6)
Lot 131
Lord Dunsany (Edward Plunkett). Three first editions. 'Time and the Gods,' first edition, cloth backed boards, turned corners and tears to cloth, some light spotting, plates by Sidney H. Sime, William Heinemann, London, 1906; 'The Gods of Pegana,' first edition, cloth backed boards, tide mark to fronts, cracked inner joint, plates by Sidney H. Sime, Elkin Mathews, London, 1905; 'The Sword of Welleran,' first edition, staining to original cloth, spotting throughout, illustrations by S. H. Sime, George Allen & Sons, London, 1908. (3)
Lot 132
Wilfrid Noyce. Three works. 'South Col,' first edition, original cloth, vibrant clipped dj, lacks frontis, some spotting, William Heinemann, 1954; 'To the Unknown Mountain,' original cloth, repair to unclipped dj, The Travel Book Club, 1963; 'The Gods Are Angry,' first edition, original cloth, clipped dj, Heinemann, London, 1957. (3)
Lot 137
James Thurber Illustrations. Seven works. 'The Thurber Carnival,' original pictorial cloth, spotting to edge of textblock, booksellor label 'Preece & MacKenzie of Southern Rhodesia', Hamis Hamilton, 1947; 'The Beast in Me and Other Animals,' first edition, staining to original cloth, Hamish Hamilton, 1949; With five other works. (7)
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