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Lot 261

Artist: Various ArtistsFour Star Wars posters, these being Turkish "Star Wars: A New Hope" (first release 1979) with Hildebrandt illustration, Turkish "Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back" (first release 1983) with design/illustration by Muz/Akkapalan, German A0 "Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back" (1980) and Turkish "Star Wars: The Phantom Menace" (1999) with Drew Struzan Artwork.Turkish posters approx 27" x 39" (69 x 99 cm) and German A0 33" x 47" (84 x 119 cm)Condition: Good/ExcellentAll unrestored and folded, the Turkish Hidebrandt "Star Wars: A New Hope" with slight foldline wear and pin-holes to corners, the others all in excellent condition.£100 - £200†?

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Lot 393

Artist: Unknown ArtistA linen-backed (first release) US One-Sheet for the iconic Marlon Brando film "The Wild One" (1953). Focusing on the mayhem caused by rampaging biker gangs, "The Wild One" was one of the first films to pick up on the theme of teenage rebellion. The poster carries a series of teasing tag-lines, including a reference to the previous Brando film "A Streetcar Named Desire" (1951).27" x 41" (69 x 104 cm)Condition: ExcellentLinen-backed, once folded and with very light touch-in restoration to areas of foldline wear but overall in excellent condition.£300 - £400M

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Lot 346

Artist: Tom BeauvaisA linen-backed UK Quad poster for the sci-fi adventure "Fantastic Voyage" (1966) starring Raquel Welch. The Artwork was produced by Tom Beauvais and this remains one of the most sought after sci-fi posters in the canon.30" x 40" (76 x 102 cm)Condition: GoodLinen-backed with over-painting restoration to the outer white rim, areas of foldline wear and to the letter "AS" in the first word of the title. Restoration carried out by Dario Casadei of Vintage Movie Art.£600 - £700M

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Lot 250

Artist: Tom JungA printer's proof for the first print run of the US One-Sheet Style-A poster. There were three subsequent prints of this Style-A poster but the NSS script bottom right, "77/21-0", demarcates this as a first print run example. The combination of first print run and printer's proof makes this a rare early Star Wars poster, which remains in excellent unfolded condition.28 1/8" x 41" (71.5 x 104 cm)Condition: ExcellentUnrestored, unfolded with printers proof colour chart and original annotation to printer on the left hand rim. Slight fraying upper left corner and several light rim creases.£2,000 - £2,500M

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Lot 310

Artist: VariousNine US One-Sheet movie posters: "Scarface" (1983), "First Blood" (1982), "Hombre" (1969), "The Postman Always Rings Twice" (1981), Straw Dogs Style-D (1972), "Winnie The Pooh And Tigger Too" (1974), "Wild Geese" (1978), "The Aristocats" (1970) & "Showdown At Abilene" (1956).All 27" x 41" (69 x 104 cm)Condition: Good/ExcellentAll unrestored and folded and in good/excellent condition.£100 - £200†?

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Lot 13

Artist: Unknown ArtistLinen-backed US One-Sheet for the Blake Edwards / Peter Sellers comedy "A Shot In The Dark" (1964). The film was the sequel to "The Pink Panther" (1964) which first introduced Sellers as the bungling French detective "Inspector Clousseau" and a further three films followed (1975-78) which all starred Sellers as "Clousseau" in the lead role.27" x 41" (69 x 104 cm)Condition: ExcellentLinen-backed with no apparent restoration and in immaculate condition.£100 - £200M

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Lot 395

Artist: Unknown ArtistAn original first release Belgian poster for the Busby Berkeley musical "For Me And My Gal" (1942), this believed to date from the immediate post-war period. The poster presents attractive Artwork of the three leads with Judy Garland in the centre.14 1/2" x 21 1/4" (37 x 54 cm)Condition: ExcellentUnrestored, unfolded with single neat pin-holes to corners. Unlike some Belgian of this vintage, the blank upper has not been trimmed.£50 - £100M

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Lot 378

Artist: Unknown ArtistA UK Quad poster for the first re-release of the classic David Lean WWII film "Bridge On The River Kwai" (1957). The poster replicates the full colur design of the 1957 Quad, the key difference being the "Back Again..." script to upper.30" x 40" (76 x 102 cm)Condition: GoodUnrestored and folded with pin-holes to corners/rim, a tiny area of paper loss to lower left white rim and several small conservation tape repairs to the reverse.There is a faint mark just under the "Back Again.." script where a sticker was once positioned but NO paper loss here. Overall the poster is in very good condition.£300 - £400M

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Lot 294

Artist: Drew StruzanA celebration of "The First Ten Years" of the Star Wars phenomenon by one of the key Star Wars poster artists, Drew Struzan. The poster has been signed and numbered ("502/3000") by the artist.27" x 41" (69 x 105 cm)Condition: ExcellentUnrestored, unfolded and in excellent condition.£100 - £200?

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Lot 36

Artist: Unknown ArtistTwo first release US Lobby Cards for the James Bond film "Dr No" (1962), these being #2 and #8 from the set of eight LC's. LC #2 shows Bond and Honey Ryder (Ursula Andress) sheltering on a beach and LC #8 shows Bond in a fist-fight.11" x 14" (28 x 36 cm)Condition: Excellent/GoodCard #2 is in excellent condition with a small staple mark just below left of "Dr No" and LC #8 has pin-holes to corners and a few scattered elsewhere£100 - £200M

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Lot 180

Artist: The Empire Design Company and Lorenzo AgiusA simple but effective poster design which introduces the key characters in the film. The intentional blurring of "Begbie" and "Diane" mimics the sight line from a moving train. The poster is a first release and double-sided.30" x 40" (76 x 102 cm)Condition: ExcellentUnrestored, unfolded, double-sided with a few very light "foxing" marks to upper left side and corner.£200 - £300†?

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Lot 30

Artist: Unknown ArtistA rare unfolded printer's proof Quad poster for the first "Planet Of The Apes" (1968) films. This example is in excellent condition having never been used and is in rare unfolded condition.30" x 40" (76 x 102 cm)Condition: ExcellentUnrestored and unfolded in excellent condition. The colours are bold and vibrant. There are a couple of tiny edge nicks and a 1/" conservation repair to tear on right-mid rim. There is a small area of staining bottom right edge but this is hardly noticeable given the design.£600 - £800M

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Lot 182

Artist: Unknown ArtistAn original double-sided first release Quad poster for "Pulp Fiction" (1994). NB. the single-sided versions are thought to be reproductions.30" x 40" (76 x 102 cm)Condition: GoodUnrestored and folded with light foldline wear.£200 - £300M

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Lot 327

Artist: Unknown ArtistAn original first release US Lobby Card #8 for the 1948 Western "The Treasure Of The Sierra Madre", starring Humphrey Bogart.11" x 14" (28 x 35.5 cm)Condition: GoodThe LC has pin-holes to corners/rim and a 3/4" closed tear to upper left rim. There is a small blue paint mark to Bogart's hat.£100 - £200†?

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Lot 423

Artist: Unknown ArtistA paper-backed US Insert Poster for the Michael Caine thriller "The Ipcress File" (1965), this the first in the trilogy of films starring Caine as the British spy, "Harry Palmer".14" x 36" (36 x 91 cm)Condition: FairThe poster displays well but has had heavy restoration to rim areas, to a tear running through the car mirror to upper and other touch-ins elsewhere.£50 - £100M

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Lot 342

Artist: Unknown ArtistTwo US Lobby Cards for the Errol Flynn movie "The adventures Of Robin Hood" (1938). The cards appear to be from different sets. One shows Robin Hood, on stairs with bow and arrow poised (this for the 1945 re-release), the other, however, is from the first release in 1938.Both 11" x 14" (28 x 36 cm)Condition: FairThe 1st release LC is embossed with pin-holes to corners and a 1/4" tear to right edge. The lighter re-release LC showing Robin Hood has scuffs to surface area, pin-holes, various tears etc and has been repaired to the reverse with tape.£50 - £100M

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Lot 60

Artist: Frank McCarthyA US Subway "Montage Style" poster for the fifth Sean Connery James Bond film "You Only Live Twice" (1967). McCarthy uses a series of descending "snapshots" from the previous films introduced by the text "FIRST", "THEN", "NEXT" and "LAST", the crescendo effect designed to remind viewers of the back-story and ramp up excitement. YOLT Subways were also printed bearing the three designs used on the corresponding US One-Sheets ("Little Nellie", the volcano and the bathtub formats) but the "Montage Style" is seldom seen.45" x 59 1/2" (114 x 151 cm)Condition: ExcellentLinen-backed with light restoration to areas of foldline wear, top right corner and to a 3" tear below "golden girl". Restoration carried out by Studio C.£400 - £500M

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Lot 255

Artist: Tom JungA first release "Star Wars" (1977) Style-A poster, this being the third of four print runs from the first release with "77/21", "STAR WARS" and "ONE SHEET -STYLE "A" text to lower rim.27" x 41" (69 x 104 cm)Condition: GoodUnrestored, tri-folded, 1st release-third print poster with 1" scratch mark to upper white rim and in very good condition overall.£200 - £300M

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Thomas N. Miller
Lot 125

A First World War silver Swiss medal

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Thomas N. Miller
Lot 258

A boxed Swarovski Collector's Society figure of a swan, boxed Waterford Crystal Baby's First Christmas 2000 ornament, Boots Swarovski lapel badge and a boxed Swarovski tulip stand

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Thomas N. Miller
Lot 161

Three albums of stamps and first day covers - Classic Car Heritage. Together with two albums of stamps and first day covers - Aviation Heritage. (5)

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Duke's Avenue Auctions
Lot 334

A LARGE COLLECTION OF FIRST WORLD WAR POSTCARDS including sweetheart cards and others similar

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Lot 242

A DRESDEN STUDY OF A DRUMMER in the first foot guards and a similar Grenadier guard (2) (examine)

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Lot 522

A COLLECTION OF BOOKS including modern first editions (one shelf)

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Lot 535

A COLLECTION OF BOOKS, English literature, including some first editions

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Duke's Avenue Auctions
Lot 328

A LARGE COLLECTION OF STAMPS, in albums and First day covers

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Fonsie Mealy Auctioneers
Lot 712

de Trafford (Sir Humphrey F.)ed. The Foxhounds of Great Britain and Ireland, Their Masters and Huntsmen. Lg. folio L. 1906. First Edn., full page portraits, plts. & illus. cont. heavy hf. crimson mor.V. good.* All the Irish Hunts covered. (1)

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Lot 106

Hunting Prints: "The First Steeplechase on Record," set of 4, after Henry Alken; 6 others varied. (10)

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Lot 362

An early 19th Century New Zealand Maori "Tiki Hei," whale bone Pendant, with carved native figure and typical body art, and inset eyes, approx. 13 cms (5") high. (1)* One theory of the origin of the hei-tiki suggests a connection with Tiki, the first man in Maori legend. According to Horatio Gordon Robley, there are two main ideas behind the symbolism of hei-tiki: they are either memorials to ancestors, or represent the goddess of childbirth, Hineteiwaiwa.

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Lot 735

Travel interest: Coxe (Wm.) Travels in Switzerland, 2 vols D. 1789. First Dublin Edn., cont. tree calf; Damberger (Christian Fred.) Travels in the Interior of Africa, from Cape of Good Hope to Morocco, 2 vols. in one, 8vo D. 1801., 3 plates (lacks map), qtr. mor.; Anderson (Aeneas) A Narrative of the British Embassy to China, 8vo D. 1796, Second Edn., hf. title, hf. calf; Lloyd (H.E.) Alexander I, Emperor of Russia, 8vo L. 1826 Hf. title, port. frontis & map, qtr. mor.; & 7 others. As a lot. (1)

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Lot 524

Stephen Catterton Smith, English / Irish R.H.A., 1806 - 1872Half-length "Portrait of John Alexander, A.M., High Sheriff of Carlow, 1824, M.P. for Carlow 1853 to 1859," and his wife, "Esther, nee Brinkly, eldest daughter of Matthew Brinkly of Parsonstown House, Co. Meath." a pair, O.O.C., 92cms x 72cms (36" x 28") both inscribed on reverse, in attractive contemporary gilt frames. (2)* This John Alexander was the man who first brought electricity to Milford and surrounding area, he married on 18th Oct. 1848.

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Lot 151

The Tassagart & Milford House Megaloceros GiganteusAn important set of Prehistoric Giant Irish Elk Antlers & Skull, c. 12000 - 8000 BC, approx. 226cms (89") 7'5" (2.26 meters) with 18 points, mounted on a mahogany shield shaped plaque. (1)Provenance: Discovered by Islay Hamilton Verschoyle Campbell during his archeological research in the early 1900's in the West of Ireland. Formerly housed at Tassagart, Co. Dublin and moved subsequently to Milford House, Carlow.Irish Elk is the common name for a giant, extinct deer, Megaloceros Giganteus, characterized by enormous antlers. This is the largest deer known to have ever lived. Megaloceros Giganteus appeared for the first time about 400,000 years ago and disappeared about 11,000 years ago. It ranged from Ireland and Great Britain in Western Europe and as Far East as China and Siberia during the Late Pleistocene period. Elk Antlers are a statement item and were placed in many of the big country houses around Ireland.

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Lot 736

D'Anvers (Caleb) The Craftsman, Vols. 1 - 14, together 14 vols. sm. 8vo L. 1732 - 1737, First Edn., red & bl. titles with engd. vignette ports., port. & other plts., engd. frontis Vol. I, inscribed by and with bookplates of Thomas Burgh, and with cont. mottled calf stamped 'Tho. Burgh'; also The Independent Whig: or, A Defence of Primitive Christianity, 4 vols. 12mo L. 1743 - 1747, cont. calf. All good. (18)

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Reeman Dansie
Lot 925

Books - John Taylor: Thesaurarium Mathematica or The Treasury of Mathematicks, published London 1687, bound, together with A Table of Logarithm Numbers, printed by J. Heptinstall, London 1807, leather binding, 19cm x 12cm CONDITION REPORT Binding looks original but in poor condition, splits at spine. Some staining throughout, wear, plates all appear to be present but plate VI badly deteriorated, what appears to be plate VIII is only part complete, missing title, shows military encampments which would be in keeping with the chapter, and slotted in at Finis of first book and before and attached to title page of logarithm tables. There is also an additional hand penned folding plate

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Reeman Dansie
Lot 944

Pair of Japanese cloisonné vases, each 10cm high, in glazed presentation case, inscribed verso - 'Presented to the first Public Health Creator in Japan, Capt. Meinaker'

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Lot 971

Pair of late 19th century Burmese glazed photographs, the first showing a temple complex, the other a seated group of dignitaries and attendants, both in pierced and carved wood frames, total size 45cm x 55cm

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Lot 865

GEORGE ROBERT LEFTWICH (1846-1929) BritishPersimmon With John Watts UpOil on canvas, signed, inscribed Newmarket and dated 1896, inscribed to verso, framed and glazed. 49.5 x 39 cm. Note: Persimmon (1893-1908) was a British thoroughbred racehorse and sire, bred by his owner The Prince of Wales, and trained throughout his career by Richard Marsh at his Egerton House Stable at Newmarket. In 1896, when this portrait was painted, his major wins included the Epsom Derby, the St Leger and the Jockey Club Stakes. His win at the Derby was the first royal victory for more than a century and his winning time of 2 minutes 42 seconds broke the race record by a full second. CONDITION REPORTS: Generally good, expected wear, crack to glazing, uninspected behind glass, some crazing and slight lifting visible.

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Lot 745

GEORGE ALGERNON FOTHERGILL (1868-1945) BritishAwbeg at PerthWatercolour, signed, titled and dated 28.9.21, old label to verso inscribed An original sketch by me - the first rough study for a small picture I did in September 1921, showing Awbeg (Watkins up) beating Command (Mr Adam Scott up) at Perth. It was a very fine finish, and the study of mine was termed "Scott's Great End!", framed and glazed. 20.5 x 13.5 cm. CONDITION REPORTS: Generally good condition with expected wear, some slight staining/fading, minor foxing.

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Lot 646

A 19th century Chinese blue and white ginger jar and coverDecorated in the round with prunus blossom, the underside with blue painted four character mark; together with another Chinese blue and white ginger jar decorated with a parrot amongst foliage. The former 16 cm high. (2) CONDITION REPORTS: The second lacking lid, the first lid cracked, some glaze wear/pitting, general wear.

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Reeman Dansie
Lot 1030

Book - 17th century leather bound volume - To The Industrious Improvers of Nature by Art, dated at preface 18th Sept. 1645, leather binding, 12cm x 7cm CONDITION REPORT Binding appears to be original, some losses to leather, corners bent, possible losses at frontage, early pages are becoming detached from the spine, first page has some pen inclusions and severe stains. some staining throughout and general deterioration commensurate with the age

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Reeman Dansie
Lot 1042

Rare group of late 18th / early 19th century handwritten recipe books relating to the Pickford family of Kingsterndale near Buxton, Derbyshire - comprising recipes, cordials and remedies for a vast array of household requirements, recipes include 'Plaque Water', 'For the Bloody Flux', 'To make Roft Beef', 'Lobster Pye', etc CONDITION REPORT lot comprising:-one small paper bound volume inscribed to cover Mrs Haskings, housing various recipes with names of providers, undated-card bound book with leather spine, 21 x 18cm, extensive contents with index at start, 113 pages of content, some pages loose, undated-card spine housing various loose contents, recipes on scraps of paper and in letters, including letter dated 1822, all various hands, large quantity-card bound book with marbled ends, inscribed Mrs Pickford, Adderley Rectory, extensive contents, spine detached-large card bound volume 33 x 21cm, this being the earliest of the volumes, written in at least three different hands, the first may be mid 18th century or earlier, recipes include 'Plague Water' some recipes towards the end of the book are dated and dates start 1797 and conclude 1808, some elements loose, general deterioration

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Lot 1052

Two 18th century German two-pronged forks, the first with filigree foliate handle, 22cm long, the other with Baroque mask and floral foliate ornament

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Lot 1109

William E Powell (1878-1955), watercolour - The First Snow, signed, in glazed frame, 24.5cm x 35.5cm.Provenance: Weston Gallery, Norwich, 26th November 1977

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Lot 1196

English School, early 19th century, pair of oils on panel portraits - the first depicting a lady, with a cello, the second a remonstrating couple, both indistinctly inscribed verso, oval, 13cm x 9cm, in gilt frames

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Lot 150

Fine King George V Government dispatch box of rectangular form with red Morocco leather covering, gilt embossed crowned GR V Royal cipher to lid and 'Dardanelles Commission' and 'The Rt Hon Sir William Pickford', gilt brass carrying handle, Bramah lock with two keys, black leather lining, marked John Peck & Son, sold with a letter dated December 6th 1917 from Sir Edward Grimwood-Mears and the commissioners giving Sir William the red box as a momento of his chairmanship of the Dardanelles Commission. The box 46cm wide, 30cm deep and 15cm high - sold with several photographs of Sir William (later Lord Sterndale), his Victorian passport and other related ephemera. The Dardanelles Commission was an official investigation into the disastrous 1915 Dardanelles Campaign, also known as the Gallipoli Campaign. Their official report issued in 1919 found major faults with the planning and execution of the Campaign. Winston Churchill, as the main instigator of the Campaign, had been widely blamed for its failure and had been forced to resign as First Sea Lord in May 1915

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Antony Cribb Ltd
Lot 163

A .32 RIMFIRE OBSOLETE CALIBRE FIVE-SHOT SMITH & WESSON MODEL NO. 1 1/2 FIRST ISSUE REVOLVER, 3.5inch sighted barrel stamped with the manufacturer's details, blued cylinder, blued frame stamped with the serial no. 11524, sheath trigger, varnished wooden grips. Losses to blueing throughout.

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Lot 174

A .41 RIMFIRE OBSOLETE CALIBRE COLT FIRST TYPE THIRD MODEL DERINGER, 2.5inch sighted barrel stamped COLT, brass frame stamped with traces of plated finish, sheath trigger, two-piece varnished wooden grips. The COLT lettering on the barrel is the large type face.

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Lot 219

A SMALL COLLECTION OF AMERICAN GUN BOOKS, to include The Winchester Book by Madis, Winchester Repeating Arms Company by Houze, Colonel Colt London by Rosa, A Study of the Colt Single Action Army Revolver by Graham, Kopec & Moore, Colt Single Action Army Revolver Study - New Discoveries by Kenneth Moore, Colt Cavalry & Artillery Revolvers - A Continuing Study by Kopec & Fenn, Colt Factory Engravers by Houze, Colt Single Action Army Revolvers U.S. Alterations by Moore, Colts from The William M. Locke Collection, Colt Single Action Army Revolvers & The London Agency by Moore, A Study of Colt Conversions & Other Percussion Revolvers by McDowell, Colt Revolvers & The U.S. Navy 1865-1889 by Moore, Sixguns of The Old West - Smith & Wesson by Chicoine, The Deringer in America by Wilson vols 1 & 2, Sharp's Firearms by Sellers, Firearms of the American West 1803-1865 and 1866-1894 by Garavaglia & Worman, Spencer Repeating Firearms by Marcot, Remington Large-Bore Conversion Revolvers by Phillips, Civil War Guns by Edwards, Trade Guns of The Hudsons Bay Company 1670-1970 by Gooding, American Percussion Revolvers by Sellers & Smith, The Arms Collection of Colonel Colt by Wilson, Remington Handguns by Karr, The First Winchester by Parsons, Smith & Wesson Revolvers by Parsons, The Peace-Maker by Parsons, Henry Deringer's Pocket Pistol by Parsons, The Bowie Knife by Flayderman, Arming & Equipping The United States Cavalry by Farrington, Gunsmoke & Saddle Leather by Worman, Royal Armouries - Colt Revolvers by Rosa, together with a selection of books pertaining to The Wild West.

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Antony Cribb Ltd
Lot 234

A PRE-WAR WEBLEY JUNIOR AIR PISTOL IN .177 CALIBRE, 16.5cm sighted barrel, stamped with the manufacturer's details to right the model details on the left and with the serial no. XXXX78, the first four figures being deliberately obscured, and the letter S, ribbed blued metal grips, contained in a good copy of an original box. Retains most of its original finish with some rust spotting.

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Antony Cribb Ltd
Lot 317

A FIRST WAR PERIOD TURKISH INFANTRY OFFICER'S SWORD, 70.5cm curved blade by JULIUS VOOS, etched with scrolling foliage, stands of arms and the Star and Crescent to either side, further etched to the back edge with the maker's details, regulation brass hilt with D-shaped knuckle guard, wire bound horn grip, contained in its brass mounted leather scabbard.

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Antony Cribb Ltd
Lot 339

A FIRST PATTERN F-S WILKINSON COMMANDO KNIFE OR DAGGER OF No.9 COMMANDO AND ST NAZAIRE INTEREST, 16cm flattened diamond section blade etched to the ricasso with the F-S and Wilkinson motifs, regulation hilt with recurved guard, the pommel stamped 30946 to one side and 412 to the other, chequered grip, contained in its leather scabbard. 30946 is the Field Force Unit Number for No. 9 Commando. Of particular note, amongst other landings, No.9 Commando formed part of the demolition teams that were involved in the St Nazaire raid. Belt frog repaired.

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Antony Cribb Ltd
Lot 367

TWO VARIOUS INDIAN TULWAR, the first 19th Century and with 75cm sharply curved blade, characteristic hilt with disc pommel, sun form boss with spiked tang button, together with another similar, possibly 18th Century and with patinated watered steel blade, pommel lacking and contained in its worn scabbard. (2)

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Antony Cribb Ltd
Lot 80

A SCARCE .750 CALIBRE FLINTLOCK INDIA PATTERN ARTILLERY OR CAVALRY CARBINE, 26inch sighted barrel, border engraved bevelled lock stamped with a crown over GR and TOWER across the tail, full stock stamped with First Class Reserve mark (I.C.R.) over 103 and with stockers marks to the sideplate area, regulation brass mounts, steel ramrod, complete with bayonet by Wooley. Crisp sleepy condition, the butt rail pierced through. See page 169 illustration 46 of British Military Firearms 1650-1850 by Howard L. Blackmore. Please also see page 32 of British Non Ordnance Military Carbines 1750-1900 by Barry C Chisnall.

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Sworders
Lot 234

A cased single row cultured freshwater pearl necklace,by Cellini, with graduated faceted garnet and faceted smokey quartz beads and 18ct white gold spacer beads to an 18ct white gold side lever clasp, together with a cased cultured freshwater pearl and faceted glass bead torsade necklace,by Cellini, with an 18ct white gold lobster claw clasp, anda pair of 18ct gold cultured pearl stud earrings (4)Accompanied by a receipt from Cellini, available to view, for the first necklace.

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Wotton Auction Rooms
Lot 1861

An album containing British & Worldwide stamps, a collection of mint stamps, four 10 shilling notes, and a Falklands First Day Cover

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Lot 1900

A quantity of classic literature and poetry books, together with a large collection of novels by Dornford Yates, many with original jackets including some first editions

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Lot 1904

A large quantity of Observer Books, many with original dust jacket and including some first editions,

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Lot 297

Two 9ct enamelled badges; the first for the 'National Union of Printing, Bookbinding and Paper Workers' with inscription to reverse, the second for 'Royal Army Service Corps', 12.3g

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Lot 702

ARNOLD DB Trans-European Express Rhinegold 6 car consist in red/cream livery, with cat. No: 2350 electric loco class 103, type Co'Co' era IV. First-class coaches 3811**-Avmz compartment; 3821*-Apmz (2off - 1 pre-owned); 3841**-WRmh Dining Car; 3831**- ARDmz - Bar Car; 3850-AD4um Observation Car. NB: * = 1 close coupling; ** = 2 close couplings. (To enable coupling-up to loco with standard N coupling!)

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Lot 819

Crescent toys - First Aid Post number 695; six characters, one stretcher - (incomplete set), original box

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