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Lot 104

Royal Crown Derby1128 Imari, two large plates (second quality), two mediu, 1128 and two small 1128, all first quality, along with three 1128 Imari cups and saucers, first quality, small 1128 posy vase

Lot 101

Two crocodile cased travel clock barometers, the first by Looping, the Swiss eight day alarm movement with accompanying aneroid barometer flanking a thermometer in a folding mid-brown case, 12cm wide, the second unbranded and of similar configuration in a dark brown folding case, 12cm wide. (2)

Lot 123

CRUZ-DIEZ, CARLOS CRUZ-DIEZ, CARLOS 1923 Caracas/Venezuela - 2019 Paris Titel: "Schwimmende Chromostruktur". Untertitel: Schiffsmodell im Maßstab 1:100. Datierung: 1988-1989. Technik: Metall, Kunststofffolie und Papier, partiell bemalt. Auf Holzplinthe mit Acrylglashaube. Maße: 35 x 175 x 41,5cm. Bezeichnung: Signiert auf Aluminiumplakette auf der Plinthe rechts: Cruz-Diez. Darunter Plakette mit Werkangaben. Sockel/Rahmen: Holzsockel (85 x 175 x 35cm). Der Arbeit liegt ein erster, signierter Entwurf zur "Schwimmenden Chromostruktur" von 1988 bei (Collage auf leichtem Karton, fünffach gefaltet, 192 x 33,5cm). Provenienz: - Privatsammlung Nordrhein-Westfalen (direkt vom Künstler) Ausstellung: - Museum Ratingen, 2006 - Museum of Fine Arts, Houston 2011 (mit weiteren Stationen in Buenos Aires, Sao Paolo und Mexico City) Literatur: - Olea, Héctor/Ramirez, Mari Carmen: Carlos Cruz-Diez. Color in Space and Time. Houston/New Haven 2011, S. 494 f., Abb. Der venezolanische Künstler Carlos Cruz-Diez ist neben Viktor Vasarely und Julio Le Parc einer der führenden Persönlichkeiten der kinetischen und optischen Kunst. Er studiert an der École des Beaux-Arts de Caracas und arbeitet zunächst als Grafiker und Illustrator. Ab 1955 beschäftigt er sich intensiv mit wissenschaftlichen Farbtheorien und geometrischen Abstraktionen und untersucht das Zusammenwirken von Farbe und kinetischer Kunst. Nach diversen Lehrtätigkeiten in Caracas läßt er sich ab 1960 dauerhaft in Paris nieder und lehrt ab 1972 an der École Superieure des Beaux Arts in Paris als Professor für kinetische Techniken. In den letzten fünfzig Jahren hat Cruz-Diez die wahrnehmbaren und situativen Eigenschaften von Farbe im Raum erforscht und mit den Illusionen der Sinneswahrnehmung experimentiert. Mehr als nur eine optische Täuschung zeigen die kinetischen Effekte, die durch die chromatischen Bewegungen seiner charakteristischen "Physichrome" und "Chromostrukturen" ausgelöst werden. Mit seinen revolutionären Techniken verändert der Künstler die Sehgewohnheiten des Publikums. Das vorliegende Schiffsmodell eines Stückgutfrachters spielt in seiner Gestaltung mit genau diesen optischen Täuschungen und trägt unverkennbar die Handschrift Carlos Cruz-Diez. Der Realisierung dieses Schiffmodells geht eine spontane Idee eines Mannes voraus, der keine Vision scheut und den Mut hat diese umzusetzen: Jürgen Preuss, ein deutscher Top-Manager in der Überseeschifffahrt, fragt sich 1987, ob es nicht eine Alternative zur Verschrottung von ausgedienten Hochseefrachtern geben kann. Er ist als Sammler selbst der modernen Kunst sehr verbunden und hat die Vision einer Umnutzung als schwimmende Kulturzentren - den sogenannten FLAGSHIPS (Floating Art Giant Ships). Sie sollen in den großen Häfen dieser Welt zu sehen und zu begehen sein. Dabei soll Ingenieursleistung historisch festgehalten und mit Kunst und Kultur kombiniert werden. Und er fragt sich, ob er Künstler dazu bringen kann, an der Ausgestaltung der Frachter anhand von Modellen mitzuwirken. Informationen zu seinem Projekt und Pläne von Schiffsmodellen versendet er an 30 international bekannte Künstlern. 15 Künstler zeigen sich enthusiastisch und goutieren die Idee. Vier Künstler gestalten seine Schiffsmodelle. Carlos Cruz-Diez war sofort begeistert von dem Projekt und schickt schnell erste Entwürfe zur Gestaltung des Schiffes. Cruz-Diez hat bereits zuvor an diversen Projekten gearbeitet, in denen Kunst und Architektur miteinander verschmolzen waren, mit Auftragsarbeiten für öffentliche Räume in Frankreich, Spanien, Südkorea und den USA. 1977 gestaltet Cruz-Diez zwei gewaltige Turbinenhallen des Guri-Staudamms in Venezuela, dem drittgrößten Staudamm der Welt. Ein intensiver Austausch zwischen Carlos Cruz-Diez und Jürgen Preuss entwickelt sich und führt zu dem wunderschönen Entwurf dieser "Schwimmenden Chromostruktur", die 2011-2013 in seiner großen retrospektiven Ausstellung "Carlos Cruz-Diez: Color in Space and Time" im Museum of Fine Art in Houston, mit weiteren Stationen in Buenos Aires, Sao Paulo und Mexico City, ausgestellt wird. Leider ist das Projekt aus finanziellen Gründen nie realisiert worden. Carlos Cruz-Diez hätte an der Umsetzung dieses Projektes sicher seine Freude gehabt. Erläuterungen zum Katalog Carlos Cruz-Diez Venezuela Op Art Kinetische Kunst Nachkriegskunst Objekte 1980er Schiffe Objekt Metall Abstrakt CRUZ-DIEZ, CARLOS CRUZ-DIEZ, CARLOS 1923 Caracas/Venezuela - 2019 Paris Titel: "Schwimmende Chromostruktur". Subtitle: Model ship on a scale 1:100. Date: 1988-1989. Technique: Metal, synthetic foil and paper, partially painted. On wooden plinth with acrylic glass cover. Measurement: 35 x 175 x 41,5cm. Notation: Signed on aluminium plaque on the plinth, right: Cruz-Diez. Below plaque with work details. Frame/Pedestal: Wooden base (85 x 175 x 35cm). The work is accompanied by a first, signed sketch of "Schwimmenden Chromostruktur" from 1988 (collage on thin card, folded five times, 192 x 33,5cm). Provenance: - Private collection North Rhine-Westphalia (directly from the artist) Exhibitions: - Museum Ratingen, 2006 - Museum of Fine Arts, Houston 2011 (with further locations in Buenos Aires, Sao Paolo and Mexico City) Literature: - Olea, Héctor/Ramirez, Mari Carmen: Carlos Cruz-Diez. Color in Space and Time. Houston/New Haven 2011, p. 494 f., ill. Explanations to the Catalogue Carlos Cruz-Diez Venezuela OP Art Kinetic Art Post-War Art Sculptures 1980s Ships Object Metal Abstract

Lot 17

KOLLWITZ, KÄTHE KOLLWITZ, KÄTHE 1867 Königsberg - 1945 Moritzburg Titel: Selbstbildnis. Datierung: 1926-36 (Entwurf). Technik: Bronze, braun patiniert   Maße: 37 x 24x 29cm. Bezeichnung: Signiert am Hals unterhalb des rechten Ohrs: Kollwitz. Gießerstempel darunter an der Außenkante der Halterung:NOACK BERLIN Rahmen/Sockel: Auf Muschelkalk-Sockel (11 x 22 x 20cm; Gesamthöhe: 48cm). Provenienz: - Galerie Pels Leusden, Berlin- Privatsammlung Süddeutschland Literatur: - Seeler, Annette: Käthe Kollwitz - Die Plastik. Werkverzeichnis, München 2016, WVZ.-Nr. 26, . Die vorliegende Bronze ist das einzige dreidimensionale Selbstportrait der Künstlerin. Es zeigt die etwa sechzigjährige Künstlerin, ungeschönt mit allen Zeichnen des Alterns. Der zehnjährige Entstehungszeitraum von 1926 bis zur Vollendung 1936 deutet bereits daraufhin, wie schwer es der Künstlerin fiel eine Bronze ihrer selbst anzufertigen. Ein Tagebucheintrag vom Dezember 1928 zeugt von diesem Ringen mit sich selbst: "... Bin zurzeit wieder an meinem plastischen Selbstbild, fluchend und schimpfend, denn die damit vertane Zeit steht nicht in einem Verhältnis mit der Wichtigkeit des Objekts. Doch komme ich nicht los, jeder Tag endet mit einer Illusion und jeder nächste beginnt mit wütender Depression.". (zit. aus: Bohnke-Kollwitz, Jutta (Hrsg.): Käthe Kollwitz. Die Tagebücher, Berlin 1989, S. 628). Das Selbstportrait zeigt die Künstlerin mu?de und ein wenig resignierend. Der Blick ist ganz nach innen gerichtet. Die übrigen Gesichtszüge strahlen Ruhe und Reglosigkeit aus. Nur die auffälligen Stirnfalten zeugen von der kritischen Weltsicht der Künstlerin. Nach der Kenntnis über den langen Entstehungsprozess ist der Künstlerin in diesem in-sich-ruhenden Selbstportrait ganz vortrefflich gelungen die Essenz Ihres Wesens einzufangen: Stärke, Einfühlungsvermögen, Leidensfähigkeit und Melancholie. Nach Begutachtung der Bronze im Original beurteilt die Werkverzeichnisverfasserin Frau Dr. Annette Seeler, Berlin, diese Arbeit wie folgt:„Es handelt sich um einen schönen differenzierten Guss, der nach derzeitigem Stand der Erkenntnisse von der Autorin des Werkverzeichnisses als eine Wiedergabe des originalen Werkmodells betrachtet wird. Dieses stand zumindest für ein Gros der Nachkriegsproduktion bereits nicht mehr zu Verfügung. Das Exemplar wurde eventuell noch zu Lebzeiten von Käthe Kollwitz, vielleicht jedoch erst kurz nach dem Krieg wohl von Willy Geisler als dem ersten Gießer der Künstlerin gefertigt, wobei dann die Noack-Marke falsch ist. Ungeklärt ist jedoch zum gegenwärtigen Zeitpunkt, ob für diese Vervielfältigung eine Autorisierung der Künstlerin (oder auch von deren Rechtsnachfolgern) vorlag oder nicht. Diese Frage muss möglicherweise – aus Mangel an historischen Belegen – dauerhaft unbeantwortet bleiben.Das Werk wird als gussgeschichtlich interessantes Exemplar in die nächste Version des Onlinekatalogs aufgenommen, der das Werkverzeichnis-Buch ergänzend begleitet.“ Erläuterungen zum Katalog Käthe Kollwitz Deutschland Expressionismus Berliner Sezession Moderne Kunst Objekte 1920er Kopf Skulptur Bronze KOLLWITZ, KÄTHE KOLLWITZ, KÄTHE 1867 Königsberg - 1945 Moritzburg Title: Selbstbildnis. Date: 1926-36 (Design). Technique: Bronze, patinated brown Measurement: 37 x 24 x 29cm. Notation: Signed on the neck underneath the right ear: Kollwitz. Foundry mark beneath the outer edge under the mount:NOACK BERLIN Frame/Pedestal: On shell limestone base (11 x 22 x 20cm; total height: 48cm). Provenance: - Galerie Pels Leusden, Berlin- Private collection South Germany Literature: - Seeler, Annette: Käthe Kollwitz - Die Plastik. Werkverzeichnis, Munich 2016, cat. rais. no. 26. After reviewing the bronze in the original, the author of the catalogue raisonné, Dr. Annette Seeler, Berlin, evaluates this work as follows:"It is a beautiful differentiated casting which, according to the current state of knowledge, is considered by the author of the catalog raisonné to be a reproduction of the original work model. This was already no longer available, at least for the majority of post-war production. The copy was possibly made during the lifetime of Käthe Kollwitz, but perhaps only shortly after the war, probably by Willy Geisler as the first caster of the artist, whereby the Noack mark is wrong. It is not clear at this time, however, whether or not the artist (or her legal successors) authorized this reproduction. This question may have to remain unanswered permanently - due to a lack of historical evidence.The work will be included in the next version of the online catalog as an interesting casting-historical copy, which will supplement the catalog raisonné printed book. Explanations to the Catalogue Käthe Kollwitz Germany Berlin Secession Modern Art Sculptures 1920s Head Sculpture Bronze

Lot 619

Film, 35+ items from the first half of the 20thC to include photographs, tickets, music scores, advertising, letters, match books, postcards etc. includes signed photograph of Mary Ure, die cut, mechanical advertisement for 'D'Homme A Hommes', flyer for Pinocchio (gd) (35+)

Lot 795

Football book, 'Amber in the Blood, A History of Newport County' by Tony Ambrosen, hard back first edition 1993, signed by author (slight wear to spine o/w gd) (1)

Lot 808

Stamps, Large box of mainly GB first day covers, many with Windsor postmarks and several with cylinder blocks and booklet panes. Needs a good sort.

Lot 675

Football programmes, Bury Town FC, 20 single sheet home issues 1961/62 - 1970/71, league and cup first team issues, various opponents to include Stevenage, Chelmsford, King's Lynn, Cambridge C etc (some tc o/w gen gd) (20)

Lot 796

Football book, Grimsby Town, 'The Mariners' by Charles Ekberg & Sid Woodhead, hard back with d/j, first edition 1983 (damage to spine o/w gen gd) (1)

Lot 818

Stamps, Heavy box of world stamps, mint and used in 8 albums, on stock sheets and loose. Includes 2 United Nations commemorative first day cover collection and various thematic collections.

Lot 337

Trade cards, Maynard's, Girl Guide Series, 5 cards, all with 'Nougart Montelimart' backs, HRH Princess Mary, Camping, Fire Drill, First Aid & Stalking (gd/vg) (5)

Lot 803

Stamps, GB booklet BB19 edition 13 upright watermark. Incomplete first pane with only 1 stamp remaining and other panes with straight edge at right.

Lot 1063

English School (first-second quarter, 19th century)A Pair of Resting Spanielsoil on board, 16cm x 20cm

Lot 935A

Local Interest - Pieter van Lisebetten (1630-1678), Lucas Vorsterman Junior (1624?1676?) and Theodor van Kessel (1620-1696), after Abraham van Diepenbeeck (1596-1675), a set of four Cavalier equestrian, depicting Bolsover Castle and Welbeck Abbey, from William Cavendish, the Duke of Newcastle's 'Methode et Invention Nouvelle de Dresser les Chevaux', [Antwerp: 1658], plates 31, 34, 38 and 42, the last three plates hand-coloured, the first monochrome, two-page engravings, 43cm x 52.5cm, [4]

Lot 1551

A Queen Anne Revival burr walnut cocktail cabinet, rectangular doors enclosing a fitted interior, the slightly projecting base with two further doors, carved throughout with leafy scrolls, cabriole legs, pad feet, 172cm high, 87cm wide, first half 20th century

Lot 1099

Coin, GB, Elizabeth II, 2009 gold quarter-sovereign, first issue, numbered 1375, capsule and cased en suite with paperwork, 13.5mm, 1.99g, BU, [1]

Lot 1485

A Louis XVI style painted and parcel-gilt pier table, of small proportions, swags to apron, turned and fluted legs, 78cm high, 82cm wide, 30cm deep, first half 20th century, formerly with marble top

Lot 1141

Coins, GB, Elizabeth II, The Sovereign 2015 Three-Coin Premium Set, Fifth Portrait - First Edition, Gold Proof Coin Set, numbered 344/500, capsules and cased en suite with certificate, Proof, [3 coins cased as 1]

Lot 1530

A pair of Louis XV style gilt metal mounted kingwood and marquetry side tables, each canted rectangular top inlaid with flowers and scrolling leaves, above a slide lined for writing, drawer to side, rectangular undertier, serpentine legs, 71cm high, 49cm wide, 39.5cm deep, first half 20th century

Lot 1273

A George IV mahogany wheel barometer, the silvered dial inscribed F Saltieri, Nottingham, alcohol thermometer, inlaid with shell and flower paterea, 99cm high, c.1825North Italian-born Frederico Saltieri belonged to a family first established in London, but was was working in Nottingham from 1811 to 1836

Lot 1123

Coin, GB, Queen Victoria, 1873, gold sovereign, obv: first young head and long legend inscription, capsuled, EF/VF, [1]

Lot 710

A pair of Royal Crown Derby 1128 pattern Castleton candlestick, outswept square base with dolphins to angles, 26.5cm to fitting, printed mark in red, first quality

Lot 1122

Coin, GB, Queen Victoria, 1872 gold sovereign, die 76, obv: first young head, rev: royal arms, capsuled, EF/VF. [1]

Lot 1802

Ornithology - Swaysland (W.), Familiar Wild Birds, Illustrated by A. Thorburn and Others/With Coloured Plates, First-Fourth Series, bound as two volumes, London: Cassell and Company, Limited, 1903, contemporary quarter-roan gilt over cloth, 8vo, [2]

Lot 1098

Coin, GB, Elizabeth II, 2009 gold quarter-sovereign, first issue, numbered 1356, capsule and cased en suite with paperwork, 13.5mm, 1.99g, BU, [1]

Lot 1780

Cartography - [Toms (William Henry) & Badeslade (Thomas), Chorographia Brittaniæ., Or, A Set of All the Maps of the Counties in England and Wales [...]], first edition, [London: W.H. Toms, 1742], copperplate printed, lacking title-page, pp: engraved dedication double-page, 46 b/w double-page maps and 5 double-page tables, 20th century crimson morocco gilt over marbled boards by Graham Bloodworth, Leicester, his ticket, marbled endpapers en suite, spine incorrectly dated 1741, 8vo, [1]Provenance: James Wyld, Junior (1812-1887), the British geographer and map-seller, best known for Wyld's Great Globe. His Plain Armorial bookplate to recto pastedown.

Lot 886

Postcards, a good selection of 4 poster adverts for Fry's Cocoa and Milk chocolate, inc. Edwardian actress in fur coat and hat 'Keeps out the cold', 'A Double First' (boy graduating), 'A perfect breakfast table' and a boy sitting on a large tin of cocoa whilst drinking a cup (mainly gd)

Lot 692

Football programmes, Dulwich Hamlet, a collection of 180+ home programmes 1958/59 to 1968/9 representing about 75% of the Clubs first team issues from this period, mainly Isthmian League. 1958/9 (21) inc. Walton & Hersham South Thames Cup, Barnet & Hayes London Charity Cup, Enfield & Wealdstone London Senior Cup, Epsom FAC, Surrey County League X1 Friendly, 59-60 (17) includes Leyton Friendly, Wembley London Senior Cup, Surrey County League Friendly. 60-1 (21) includes Clapton & Oxford City Friendlies, Hendon London Charity Cup, Redhill F.A.A.C. Carshalton Surrey Senior Cup. All the following seasons have a similar selection. 62-3 (4), 63-4 (20), 64-5 (20), 65-6 (16), 66-7 (15), 67-8 (24) and 68-9 (25). (gen gd condition, with slight fold and scores or t/c inside) (183)

Lot 829

Military medals, a trio of First World War service medals awarded to Private P Sharp of the Leicestershire Regiment all with ribbons attached (gen gd)

Lot 570

Scouting and Guiding, 35 items of ephemera to include photographs (camps, jamborees and meetings), postcards, tickets, letters, Christmas cards, leaflets etc. dating from the first half of the 20thC. (gd) (35)

Lot 411

Cigarette cards, Mitchell's, a collection of nine sets, Seals, Our Empire, First Aid, Humorous Drawings, Stars of Screen & History, Famous Crosses, Old Sporting Prints, Wonderful Century & The World of Tomorrow (mostly gd/vg)

Lot 169

Philately. British Wildlife first day covers, supported by Friends of The Earth, stamped and posted 5th October 1977. (a quantity)

Lot 164

Philately. EII commemorative mint blocks, chiefly six's, first and second class, some Europe, etc. Approx face value 950 to 1000. (a quantity)

Lot 167

Philately. GVI - EII, first day covers 1948 - 1988, in four albums.

Lot 359

Philately. GB first day covers, some coin covers, QV-EII used stamps, and envelopes, including Rhodesia and Niassa Land, some World stamps, in albums and loose. (a quantity)

Lot 100J

A bundle of tools from Jewsons, to include Progressor Holesaw Pilot Drill., Progressor Holesaws (in 5 sizes)., 20" handsaw., carpenter's pencils., Insul Screwdriver Set., Mozidrive Screwdriver Set (2 pack)., tradesman's holdall., First Aid Kit., and a box of Big Wipes., all in a big flexi plastic tub. Total value over £200.NB. This lot is being sold on behalf of The Rotary Club of Stamford Burghley to raise funds for the Sue Ryder Thorpe Hall Hospice Appeal.

Lot 163

Philately. GB first day covers, and further albums including Lundy Islands., Papua New Guinea., Canada, and Jersey, in three albums.

Lot 179

Philately. EII, first day covers, commemoratives and definitives, chiefly 1990's/2000. (a quantity)

Lot 166

Philately. EII, mint commemoratives and definitives, including seven books of ten first class stamps, various further denominations, etc. (a quantity)

Lot 356

Two Lincolnshire Auction Catalogues for Messrs Norbury-Smith & Company, London, comprising The Brigg, Wrawby and Bigby Estates of 3600 Acres, together with Brigg Town Properties, first edition, To Be Sold By Auction Monday 15th December 1919, and Tuesday and Wednesday 16th and 17th December 1919. (2)

Lot 118

Five United Kingdom proof sets, the Decimal Coinage of Great Britain and Northern Ireland 1971, cased, together with five sets of Britain's First Decimal Coins, in blue wallets. (10)

Lot 120

Five United Kingdom proof sets, the Decimal Coinage of Great Britain and Northern Ireland 1971, cased, together with five sets of Britain's First Decimal Coins, in blue wallets. (10)

Lot 175

Philately. First day covers, chiefly Isle of Man., Great Britain., Guernsey and Jersey. (a quantity)

Lot 350

Harry Gooday. Veterinary Homoeopathic Practice, published by Leath & Ross, London 1863., Day & Sons., Everyday Farriery, Popular Edition, 100th Issue., T A Coward FZS. The Birds of The British Isles and Their Eggs, 2 vols, second impression, published by Frederick Warne & Company Ltd, London 1920., and W Percival Westell. Lets Watch The Birds, with dust wrapper, first edition, published by Thomas Nelson & Sons Ltd., London 1943. (5)

Lot 210

42nd (Royal Highland) Regiment of Foot Glengarry and pre-Territorial era 1874-1881 Badge, K&K: 494. (Brass) Two lugs. First type.

Lot 208

The Royal Fusiliers (City of London Regiment) 25th Battalion (Frontiersmen) army unit raised in the First World War, (Gilding-metal), slider. The second pattern of this badge, a fine quality example comprising of a fused grenade with the crown at the base of the flames and ‘25’ upon the ball, a tri-part scroll below ‘Royal Frontiersmen Fusiliers’. K&K: 1143

Lot 214

Prince Albert's Own Leicestershire Yeomanry (Hussars) Forage Cap Badge issued between 1908-1922 first type (Gilding-metal) slider.

Lot 408

Secret Missions of the Civil War-First-hand accounts by men and women who risked their lives in underground activities for the North and the South - hard back with cover - by Philip Van Doren Stern

Lot 40

British Naval Cap Tallies including: H.M.S. Vernon (Shore Establishment) and (3) H.M.S. Cap Tallies (Used in WWII and later on Submarines so not to identify the ship), (4 in total). H.M.S. Vernon (sadly a shortened Tally) was a shore establishment or "stone frigate" of the Royal Navy. Vernon was established on 26 April 1876 as the Royal Navy's Torpedo Branch also known as the Torpedo School, named after the ship HMS Vernon which served as part of its floating base. After the First World War, HMS Vernon moved ashore, taking over the Gunwharf site, where it continued to operate until 1 April 1996

Lot 223

Derbyshire Yeomanry (Dragoons) WWI Cap Badge (Brass), two lugs, first type. K&K: 1442

Lot 403

The First Day on the Somme-1 July 1916, paper back, by Martin Middlebrook-sign by him also-published by Penguin Books

Lot 35

H.M.S. Victory British Naval Cap Tally, early 20th century cap tally as worn on the H.M.S. Victory In 1922, she was moved to a dry dock at Portsmouth, England, and preserved as a museum ship. She has been the flagship of the First Sea Lord since October 2012 and is the world's oldest naval ship still in commission, with 242 years' service as of 2020.

Lot 219

Army Remount Service Boer War Cap Badge (Gilding-metal), slider, first type. K&K: 1045. Scarce-Army Remount Service WWI Other Ranks Cap Badge (Gilding-metal), slider, third type. K&K: 1047-Army Remount Service WWI Cap Badge (Bi-metal), slider, third type. K&K: 1047

Lot 221

The 6th Dragoon Guards (Carabiniers) Cavalry Field-Service Cap Badge (Bi-metal) two lugs, first type with QVC. K&K: 746.-The 6th Dragoon Guards (Carabiniers) Cavalry Field-Service Cap Badge (Bi-metal), slider, second type with KC. K&K: 747.-The 6th Dragoon Guards (Carabiniers) Cavalry Field-Service Economy Cap Badge (Brass) slider, second type with KC. K&K: 747.

Lot 284

75th & 92nd (First and Second Types) Gordon Highlanders Regt of Foot Glengarry Badges and later Gordon Highlanders Glengarry Badge (Gilding-metal and White-metal). K&K: 540/564/565 & 686

Lot 127

WWII Booklet 'Target: Germany' - The U.S. Air Forces' Official Story of the VIII Bomber Command's First Year Over Europe. British edition dated 1944

Lot 124

A pair of 1930s bergère armchairs with floral upholstered overstuffed seats, on cabriole legs (2). CONDITION REPORT First chair: base broken and in need of restoration, bergère with holes in arms and back, woodwork water damaged. Second chair: roundel missing and replacement badly glued in, woodwork water damaged.

Lot 461

A blue stamp album containing mostly Elizabeth II unused stamps, to include 1948 Olympic Games, Revenue Postage, Christmas editions, Penny Black commemorative, etc and an album of used stamps and first day covers to include Battle of Britain anniversary, 'Interesting Rural Oxted' and many stamped envelopes, etc (2).

Lot 464

A vintage carrying case containing a large number of first day covers to include commemorative Roald Dahl examples, motorcycles, Ancient Britain, classic toys, landmark buildings, etc.

Lot 462

Six Stanley Gibbons commemorative 'The Royal Wedding HRH Prince Charles and Lady Diana Spencer' boxed albums containing a large quantity of world and Commonwealth first day cover stamps (6).

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