CHARLATANS TEST PRESSING & PROMOS PACKAGE - unprecedented and incredible opportunity to acquire 24 white label test pressings and promos of The Charlatans back catalogue. To include 8 LP test pressings, 3 x 7" test pressings, 8 x 12" test pressings and 4 x 12" promos and a studio LP (Up At The Lake). LPs to include Some Friendly x 2 (SITU30LP - one in White PVC sleeve), Between 10th & 11th (in sleeve that has been signed by Martin Blunt - SITU37), Up to Our Hips (BBQLP147), Charlatans S/T LP (2LP - BBQLP174, Melting Pot 2LP (BBQLP198), Tellin' Stories (BBQLP190) and Us and Us Only (MCA60069). 12" to include their very first single and test pressing of Indian Rope (Good One 12) dated 27 Nov 1989, Only One I Know First test pressing (SIT70T), Then (Sit74T), a 1987 test pressing of Makin Time 12" single (REAGAN1 - Martin Blunt's band prior to Charlatans) along with 4 later Charlatans 12" test pressings and 4 12" promos from the 90's. 7" test pressings include an unreleased 7" version of I Never Want An Easy Life If Me And He Were Ever To Get There (BBQ31), Then (SIT74T) and Forever (40220). All generally in Ex to EX+ condition with most unlikely to have been played.
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THE BEATLES ANTHOLOGY 2 - MISPRESSING - A really rather unusual mispressing of the 1996 compilation! For all intents and purposes this is a very well presented Ex condition copy, the fun starts when you look at the side 2 label. One of the labels has mistakenly been printed onto the playing surface, extending into the first 4 tracks; it should be noted that this will have drastic effects to playback; but have you ever seen anything like this before?
19 early Matchbox Models of Yesteryear in early boxes. 5x first type boxed examples; a Sentinel Steam Wagon (No.4), a 1929 Le Mans Bentley (No.5), 2x AEC Y Type Lorry (No.6) and a 4-ton Leyland Van (No.7). 4x second type boxed examples; an E Class Tramcar (Y-3), a 1913 Mercer Raceabout (Y-7), a Morris Cowley Bullnose (Y-8) and a 1908 Mercedes (Y-10). Together with 10x loose vehicles; 2x Allchin Traction Engines (No.1), 2x B Type Bus (No.2), a Sentinel Steam Wagon (No.4), a 1926 Bugatti (No.6), a Fowler Showman’s Engine (No.9), an Aveling and Porter Steam Roller (No.11) and 2x ‘Duke of Connaught’ Locomotives (No.14). Boxes, some damage/repair. Vehicles GC-Mint. Plate 1
An old pair of figure of eight plug lock handcuffs, stamped “Thompson” and “Ward”, GC; two similar pairs, of rather more crude construction, one stamped “Hiatt” and “4”, basically GC; a plug lock iron neck ring, size 8 (no key); and a set of blacksmith made plug lock leg irons (no key), basically GC, the first three items with keys; contained in a leather “Gladstone” type bag (very worn)
* JOHN DANIEL REVEL ROI RP (SCOTTISH 1884 - 1967), THE GIRL WITH AN ORANGE oil on canvas, signed 51cm x 42cm (20 x 16.5 inches) Framed. Provenance: Private Edinburgh collection. Note: John D Revel was born in Dundee in 1884. He studied at Dundee School of Art, becoming an Art Pupil Teacher. After qualifying as a teacher he taught for two years in Shipley, Yorkshire before becoming the Principal Teacher of architecture in Preston, Lancashire. In 1906 he gained an open Scholarship to the RCA and in 1911 left the College with a degree in architecture, a degree in painting and the award of a Travelling Scholarship for painting. After a year abroad he was offered and took up the post of Headmaster at Chelsea School of Art. He also saw service in the First World War in Mesopotamia and India, becoming an official artist to the Expeditionary Force (water-colour paintings survive from this time). He specialised in portraiture and landscape. Revel was elected a member of the International Society of Painters, the Royal Portrait Society and the Royal Institute of Oil Painters. In 1925 he took up the post of Director at Glasgow School of Art. Under his directorship the Extension Building (now the Assembly Hall) was built and the School saw an upsurge in student and social events, notably the development of the Student Representative Council, the growth of the Glasgow School of Art Dramatic Club and the birth of the Kinecraft Society. Revel kept up the tradition of teacher/headmaster/director by occasionally taking the architect's drawing class. The degree course in Architecture produced its first graduates during his time as director, quite a few of whom were women. The artist has works in the collections of Glasgow and Dundee museums. Only three of Revel's paintings are recorded in UK auction records (Artnet) with a recent one ''New Orleans Boy'', a 50 x 40cm oil on canvas, which was sold by McTear's for £1800 (hammer) as lot 1486 29th November 2012.
DONALD MACQUARRIE (SCOTTISH fl 1896 - 1932), SHEEP IN AN AYRSHIRE LANDSCAPE oil on board, signed 41cm x 51cm Framed (original). Label verso: Part Paisley Art Institute Exhibition label. Note : Donald Macquarrie has a painting 'The Noonday Rest' in the collection of Paisley Museum and Art Gallery who document his dates as 1872 to after 1933. It is also recorded that he opened a studio in Winnipeg, Canada in 1910 and was appointed the first Curator of The Winnipeg Art Gallery in 1912.
![Amazing Spider-Man 101 (1971) The first Morbius, cents copy [fn-vfn]. No Reserve](https://cdn.globalauctionplatform.com/eba1d8db-7028-4675-a045-a7d100c15bc7/71c8f1ee-e980-4560-cbff-7c6eb16632cc/468x382.jpg)
Beano (1944) 236-246, 248. Propaganda war issues. First Strang The Terrible comic strip by Dudley Watkins. 244: Hitler hanged in Save Paper ad: 'Pile up Waste Paper by the ton - that's the way to squash the Hun!' Bright covers, some pin holes to spines (retrieved from bound volume) [vg/fn-] (12)
![Key characters first appearances (1990s) Iron Man 282, 283 (War Machine) Omega Man 3 (Lobo), X-Factor 5, 6 (Apocalypse) [vfn]](https://cdn.globalauctionplatform.com/eba1d8db-7028-4675-a045-a7d100c15bc7/33465f84-d9e9-484c-fa9f-0a9d8cf3de51/468x382.jpg)
![Creepy Worlds 51 (1960s) A. Class. Reprinting US Strange Tales # 113, Human Torch cover and story. Loose first page [gd+]. No](https://cdn.globalauctionplatform.com/eba1d8db-7028-4675-a045-a7d100c15bc7/e812eadc-1ecf-4b57-fe07-b2df8134c3a0/468x382.jpg)
![Supermarionation Is Go! (1981) 1-20. First fanzine for The Films and TV of Gerry and Sylvia Anderson. No 1 [vg+], balance [fn](https://cdn.globalauctionplatform.com/eba1d8db-7028-4675-a045-a7d100c15bc7/4f22067d-19d5-48b7-954a-be270d23e808/468x382.jpg)
Philmar Comics one-shots (P.M. Productions) 1940s. Bang On Comic, Big Little Comic, Big Parade, Candy, Cheery Comic, Hooray, Jolly Fun-Ray, Lollipops, Merry Maypole, Silver + Sparks. NB Denis Gifford's first published work was in the Big Little Comic and this comic is signed by Gifford 'To Ron 1945/1984'. Cheery Comic was entirely drawn by The Beano's Big Eggo illustrator, Reg Carter. Silver + Sparks has silver interior pages - all part of Philmar Comics early experimentation with available paper stocks in the Forties [vg/fn-] (10)
![Kid Colt Outlaw (First Series 1954-55) 41-50. Strato. 68 pg square bound format. Slight spine roll to some issues [vg/vg+] (1](https://cdn.globalauctionplatform.com/eba1d8db-7028-4675-a045-a7d100c15bc7/648b1860-0047-4c18-f3fd-a44933c17a01/468x382.jpg)
![Topper Picture Book (1954). The first Topper 'annual' large format with 16 colour pages [vg]. With A Fine Book for Children b](https://cdn.globalauctionplatform.com/eba1d8db-7028-4675-a045-a7d100c15bc7/0c1b68f3-8283-418b-d401-a060a04406f1/468x382.jpg)
The first of the two MR2 Toyotas entered by the same vendor and again a long term owned car. This one is a UK model complete with the rare option sun roof. While maintained mechanically to the same level as the other, this one does not benefit from a £4,000 respray and as such the lacquer has gone on some of the top surfaces. So while driving very well, with its shorter MOT, 27th July but having only travelled 158 miles since last MOT’d, the vendor is offering this one as needing light restoration.
This first year of production “Cigar Bird” has just undergone a major overhaul. Chosen in the States for its rust free condition and its mechanical prowess. Once here the vendor spent the better part of 10 thousand pounds having the body professionally painted and all exterior chrome mouldings replaced along with the locks. The interior was completely “bespoke” retrimed, no vinyl here just leather throughout, door cards, dash board the lot. New carpets were fitted and to finish the look a set of multi spoke chrome wheels were bolted on.Now freshly MOT’d and will be supplied with an age related UK registration, this near show quality car will make its new owner very very proud.
A GROUP OF FOUR GEM-SET RINGS, the first ring set with an oval-shaped aquamarine and single-cut diamonds, mounted in 14K gold, ring size K; The second ring with two cross over cultured pearls with small rose-cut diamond accents, mounted in 14K gold, ring size M; the third ring designed as a Claddagh ring with a heart-shaped aquamarine at the centre, mounted in 14K gold, ring size O and the fourth ring set with five oval-shaped aquamarines, mounted in 14K gold, ring size N
IRISH ARTCrookshank & Glin: The painters of Ireland (First Edition) 1978;McDonnell & Healy, Gold-Tooled Book bindings (1987);Dunlevy, Dress in Ireland (1978);Turpin, John Hogan, Neoclassical Sculptor in Rome (1982);Coffee, Guide to the Celtic Antiquities (1909);Bennett, The Silver Collection, Trinity College (1988)Ryan-Smolin, King's Inns Portraits (1992). (7)From the library of Jacqueline O'Brien, Ballydoyle
Lord of The Rings Trilogy, by J R R Tolkien comprising Fellowship of The Ring, Two Towers & Return of The King, First Editions, First Impressions, pub 1954-55 George Allen & Unwin, London, Octavo, red cloth gilt with maps & dust wrappers, Condition Report Click here for further images, condition, auction times & delivery costs
Large collection of PHQ cards, mostly late 1970's to 80's stamped and postmarked first Day of Issue, mostly mint/good condition in packets, some duplicates, & incl. Guernsey in albums (2) all in one box, Condition Report Click here for further images, condition, auction times & delivery costs
Niven, Ninian, The visitor's companion to the Botanic Garden, Glasnevin. William Curry Jun., Dublin, 1838, 18mo, tan hide. pp183. Ninian Niven, the son of a Scottish gardener of the same name who worked at Keir House near Stirling, was born at Kelvingrove near Glasgow, circa 1799. After serving his apprenticeship with Thomas Butler, head gardener at Bothwell Castle, and working at Belladrum Castle, Inverness-shire, he was invited to Ireland in 1827 to take up the post of head gardener at the Chief Secretary's Lodge in the Phoenix Park. In 1834 he was appointed curator of the Botanic Garden at Glasnevin, where he remained for four and a half years before resigning in August 1838. He then set up in business as a nurseryman and landscape gardener, first in Monkstown and then in Drumcondra.
Cary, G & J. A Collection of 5 of 6 Maps of India / Hindoostan, 1824. London: G & J. Cary, 1824. First Edition. 96 x 52cm Approx. (38 x 21 Inches Approx.). The collection of 5 canvas backed folding maps in original green box comprise: (1) Lacks map of North West of the country; (2) A New map of Hindoostan (3) Area to the West including Bombay and areas coloured according to which Moosulam Chiefs Reign; (4) Area adjacent to the Bay of Bengal; (5) The lower portion of India with the sea and part of North Ceylon; (6) Overland Map of the countries between India and Europe. Scarce. 38 by 21in. (96.5 by 53.3cm)
An Irish Florilegium II: Wild and Garden Plants of Ireland. First edition. The second volume of the much acclaimed work, with 48 colour plates by Wendy Walsh and text by Charles Nelson. Folio, in green cloth and dustjacket. A sought after and scarce book. Personal copy of Cormac Foley, a contributor on hollys.
1922, August 29. An Saorstat, The Free State newspaper, Michael Collins Memorial Edition. The Irish Free State newspaper Vol. 1 No. 28, first edition published on the 29th of August 1922. The scarce and interesting Michael Collins memorial edition, letterpress, 8 pp. 20 by 15in. (50.8 by 38.1cm)
Germany. Military award certificates with printed signature of Adolf Hitler. Two unissued for "Das Verdienstkreuz Des Ordens Vom Deutschen Adler", First Class and Second Class and one issued for "Die Medaille Fur Deitsche Volksplege. Contained in an attractive folder with gold embossed eagle and swastika badge.
Royal Irish Constabulary on parade in the Phoenix Park. Signed C. Clark., watercolour. 12 by 9in. (30.5 by 22.9cm)The officer on the left in the foreground has been identified as George Warburton who retired from the RIC in 1838 with the rank of Inspector General of Police in Ireland. Literature: MacMahon, Michael. George Warburton: County Clare’s First Professional Policeman. This article is published on the Clare People section of the Clare County Library. Collection of the late Tony Sweeney. James Adam & Sons 27 August 2013, where purchased by the current owner.
1902 pattern Royal Irish Constabulary helmet. Royal Irish Constabulary helmet, blue cloth with black fittings of pattern unique to the RIC, helmet inscribed to the interior 'Con, Primrose' and 'JP 60943' James Primrose, a native of Co. Fermanagh was recommended for recruitment by Head Constable McKinney. He was appointed on 1 September 1902 age 20 years. His first posting was to Galway (east Riding) on 14 March 1903. Promoted to Sergeant and posted to Armagh 1 January 1921.
![Christensen, Lars. Such is the Antarctic. London Hodder and Stoughton, 1935. First edition in English. 8vo., [i-vi], vii-xiii](https://cdn.globalauctionplatform.com/281baf64-ec07-42ad-9d31-a7cc00926db3/3d91f4c6-43dc-4bdc-c05b-826637bd2594/468x382.jpg)
Christensen, Lars. Such is the Antarctic. London Hodder and Stoughton, 1935. First edition in English. 8vo., [i-vi], vii-xiii, [1], 15-265, [3], pp., photographic portrait frontispiece, 4 folding maps, 44 tinted photographic plates, cartographical endpapers, original blue cloth gilt, original pictorial dustwrapper.
A black California electric guitar signed in gold metallic felt-tip pen, ‘Eric Clapton’, ‘Jack Bruce’ and ‘Ginger Baker’; accompanied by a certificate of authenticity from Jack Nelson, Worldwide Autographs Inc. Provenance: Purchased Whyte's 28 March 2015 by the current owner. Other Notes: British band Cream were one of rock's first supergroups and enjoyed widespread success from 1966 to 1968 releasing 4 albums. They played a series of reunion concerts in the Royal Albert Hall in 2005.
1921 Republic of Ireland Thirty Dollar Bond 15 November 1921, numbered 421, issued to Patrick Aylward, with printed signature of President de Valera. Scarce denomination. 6 by 8.25in. (15.2 by 21cm) The bond was to bear 5% interest per annum "from the first day of the seventh month after the freeing of the territory of the Republic of Ireland from Britain's military control". Controversy arose after de Valera refused to hand over the funds to the Provisional Government; a compromise was reached and much of the funds went to found the Irish Press newspaper, effectively under the controlling ownership of the de Valera family.
Beckett, Samuel. Lessness. Signed, limited edition. London: Calder & Boyars, 1970. Half cream calf and gilt lettered green cloth, in publisher's slip-case, which is a very tight fit for the book. First edition, limited issue, of Beckett's own translation of SANS (1969). Copy number 50 of 100 numbered copies, hors commerce, specially bound, and signed by the author.
Raemaekers, Louis. The Great War, A Neutral's Indictment, limited edition, signed. The Fine Art Society, Ltd.:, London, 1916. First edition. Folio, original cloth backed marbled boards. Leather spine labels, top edge gilt. 100 tipped in plates. Limited to 1,050 copies, of which 1,000 were for sale. Signed by the author, Louis Raemaekers.
Payne-Gallwey Bart, Sir Ralph. The Fowler in Ireland Notes on the Haunts and Habits of Wildfowl and Seafowl including Instructions in the Art of Shooting and Capturing Them. John Van Voorst Paternoster Row, London, 1882. First Edition. large 8vo, half red morocco gilt, xiii, 503 pp, 17 plates including frontispiece and numerous text figures. Wildfowl Record Sheets intact.
1916-1966 Commemorative medals, commemorative coin set and related Vincze and O'Connor's 1966 silver medals, a 1966 mint coin set, eight first day covers, Bolands Mills 1916-1966 commemorative booklet, three gilt metal Claidmh Solas lapel pins; also an Eamon de Valera silver commemorative medal.
Scott, Capt. Robert Falcon. The Voyage of the Discovery London Smith Elder, 1905. First edition. 2 volumes, 8vo., 260 full-page and smaller illustrations by Dr. E.A. Wilson and other members of the expedition, photogravure frontispieces, 12 coloured plates, panoramas and maps, original blue cloth gilt.
A 1822 Artillery pattern sword as issued to the 'Blue Hussars'. A Wilkinson 1822-Artillery pattern sword, lacking serial number signifying it was supplied under contract, with Mounted Escort regulation white sword knot. Of a type issued to the Mounted Escort. Purchased circa 1985 by an Army officer at a McKee Barracks 'barracks sale'. The Blue Hussars, officially called the Mounted Escort, was a ceremonial unit of the Irish Army established in 1932. It escorted the President of Ireland on state occasions, most famously to and from presidential inaugurations between 1938, when the first president took office, and 1948 when the Escort was disbanded. Militaria
1984 The Dying Cúchulainn bronze, presentation to Eileen Lemass MEP. An unusual version of the 1966 commemorative small scale sculpture of 'The Dying Cúchulainn' by Oliver Sheppard, with a wide Connemara marble base, raised on bronze ball feet. Mounted with a brass plaque, 'Eileen Lemass TD - Euro Election 1984'. Presented on Lemass's election to the European Parliament. 9 by 6 by 6in. (22.9 by 15.2 by 15.2cm) Eileen Delaney was born in Dublin in 1932. She was educated at St. Kevin's School, the National College of Art, Grafton Academy of Dress Designing and the Abbey Theatre School of Acting. She became involved in politics in 1974 when she was first elected to Dublin City Council. In 1976 she unsuccessfully contested the by-election in Dublin South-West caused by the death of her 47-year-old husband Noel Lemass, Jnr, son of former Taoiseach Seán Lemass and brother-in-law of future Taoiseach Charles Haughey. She was first elected to Dáil Éireann for Dublin Ballyfermot at the 1977 general election. In 1984 she was elected to the European Parliament. She retired from domestic politics at the 1987 election and from European politics in 1989 when she lost her European seat
Charles, Earl of Liverpool. A Treatise On The Coins Of The Realm In A Letter To The King. University Press, Oxford, 1805. hardcover. First Edition. 266 pages, original full calf with raised bands, recent gilt black label. Oxford: University Press, 1805. First Edition. The author founded the English gold standard system. 11 by 8.50in. (27.9 by 21.6cm)
O'Brien, Flann. At Swim Two Birds, first edition, signed by the author. Longmans, Green and Co., 1939, 8vo, first edition, first issue, black cloth gilt. Signed in black fountain pen to the fly leaf, 'To my butty, Rosemary Coyle, from the author Brian O'Nolan'. Originally published by Longmans in 1939, At Swim-Two-Birds was a commercial failure with less than 240 copies sold by the outbreak of the war. Additionally, the Longmans London premises and all unsold copies with it were destroyed by the Luftwaffe in 1940. Rosemary Coyle (1914-2004) was an artist who exhibited at the Royal Hibernian Academy from 1941 to 1967. Her solo exhibition in 1943 at The Dublin Painters Gallery was opened by Sean Keating. Widely travelled, her subjects ranged from scenes of Dublin to Jerusalem, Cairo, Japan and Korea. She was married to Sean Muldoon, who worked for an American oil company, based mainly in the Far East..
1916 Rising, a bronze commemorative plaque for an outpost of the First Battalion, Dublin Brigade. A cast bronze plaque with gilt lettering, headed 'Eiri amach na Casca 1916' and marking the location of one of the outposts of the First Battalion, Dublin Brigade. Probably taken from a demolished building in Dublin. 18 by 12in. (45.7 by 30.5cm) The 1st battalion, under Edward 'Ned' Daly, occupied the Four Courts and surrounding buildings, while a company under Seán Heuston occupied the Mendicity Institution, across the River Liffey. The outposts in this area were chosen to protect the Four Courts which was subject to some of the most savage fighting between the Volunteers and the British Army.
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