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Lot 304

Mixed Lot comprising First Aid Tin, Candlesnuffer, Clock and Simulated Pearls

Lot 292

A collection of coins, to include a set of USSR coins dated 1980, a five pound Royal British Legion commemorative coin, other crowns and a collection of first day covers

Lot 483

A collection of first day covers

Lot 751

A signed photograph, First at Silverstone signed Troy Bayliss, with certificate, 21 x 29cm

Lot 1075

A first edition Book 'How to live with a neurotic dog' by Stephen Baker, illustrated by Eric Gurney, published 1961.

Lot 1151

A brown Post Office Folder of first day covers, 1970's.

Lot 1498

Mexico 70 World Cup Football Stars Album English Edition. A Part Complete Original Sticker Stamp Album the First Produced by Panini of Italy.

Lot 1681

Three Royal Worcester figures including 'First Dance' from 'The Tisset Collection', 'Grace' from the 'Royal Worcester Figurine of the Year' and 'Royal Debut'. All 8 1/2" tall.

Lot 1853

Two seater Sofa by Peter Dudgeon of London with two loose covers, first cover has two seat cushions and a pair of arm caps, the second cover is multi-coloured Percheron floral linen comprising of one pair of arm caps and four matching cushions (two square & two oblong) in floral Percheron fabric. One full width seat cushion formed by inserting the two single cushions together and a pair of arm caps.

Lot 102

Two 18 carat gold rings, the first with an over and under diamond set head, ring size M 1/2, the second ring with central diamond, ring size K (2)

Lot 240

Two silver pair cased pocket watches, the first by J MacPherson, Castle St, Inverness, No 76128. The second an unsigned example with chain (3)

Lot 272

Two silver open face pocket watches. The first with a white enamel dial, Roman hour and subsidiary seconds dial, together with another silver open face pocket watch with Arabic hours and a silver plated match box holder (3)

Lot 281

Two silver openface pocket watches, the first with a pink enamel outer chapter ring with blue enamel hours, with an internal white enamel dial, the second with a square section inner case with white enamel dial (2)

Lot 286

Three silver cased openface pocket watches, the first by Elgin, with a white enamel signed dial, together with a Kendal & Dent example and an unsigned example (3)

Lot 308

Two silver cigarette cases, the first Sheffield 1936, maker Walker & Hall. The engine turned case with yellow metal edge, together with another silver cigarette case, Birmingham 1924, total weight 10.5oz

Lot 417

Two silver bonbon dishes, the first Birmingham 1897 with a pierced gallery boarder, together with another, marks rubbed with a pierced gallery boarder, total weight 3.2oz (2)

Lot 517

Two 20th Century Scottish glass vases, the first in mottled green with a blue lip, 21cm high, together with a yellow and orange coloured vase with swirl top, 20cm high (2)

Lot 550

Dry point etching of a First World war scene, an archway with fallen soldiers, initialled M.H. 1918, 23cm x 33cm excluding mount and frame

Lot 610

English school (19th Century), set of three oil on canvases. The first titled to the reverse 'A sketch new Whalley Range, Derbyshire' together with a Watermill on a river and a cottage and bridge over a river, monogram bottom left, 44cm x 24cm (3)

Lot 730

William Bradley (American, 1868-1962) 'THE MODERN POSTER', 1895, limited edition print, numbered 19/1000. 50cm by 31cm (20 by 12¼ inches) The first American book dedicated to the increasing popularity of posters was published by Charles Scribner in 1895, the paper cover label was designed by American Art Nouveau illustrator/designer William Bradley. The book was limited to 1000 copies and each copy came with one of these posters

Lot 808

Two sets of early 20th Century Chinese ivory and bone beads. The first with carved foliate beads then tapering spheres, 90cm long, together with a bone necklace with tapering spheres, 100cm long (2)

Lot 827

Delhi Durbar interest, Completion reports on Durbar Works P.W.D. Delhi, 1911, I.M.H. Press Delhi. The book covering the plans and maps for the organising of the Durbar, inscripion to the inside first page, by family decent all used at the 1911 Delhi Durbar

Lot 829

Delhi Durbar 1911 interest, The Historical Record of the Imperial Visit to India 1911, Compiled from the Official Records under the orders of the Viceroy and Governor-General of India, 1914, First edition, together with the King Emperors Jubilee, 1910-1935 (2)

Lot 831

Delhi Durbar 1911 interest, The Imperial City, by J. Renton-Denning, 1911, first edition, 110pp, original cloth, with a fold out plan of the Durbar and numerous illustrations

Lot 834

Delhi Durbar 1911 interest & MCC Cricket interest, a collection of ephemera and photographs, to include photographs of the Stadium New Delhi, opening ceremony photographs, an album of photographs of the MCC'S first tour of India and Ceylon, the album relating to the matches played in New Delhi, another photograph album with hunting photographs, photographs of the vendors godfather Major the Most Honourable the Marquess of Willingdon, 22nd Viceroy and Governor-General of India, also with the lot a collection of ephemera with opening ceremony programmes for various buildings, newspaper cutting, etc, (qty)

Lot 848

Two Victorian parasols, the first with a carved ivory handle, the second with a tuck, (2)

Lot 979

Two miniature mahogany chairs. The first in the Chippendale taste, 54cm high and a Victorian balloon back chair, 47cm high (2)

Lot 1832

World War I medals, a victory medal awarded to 5844 Private A E Abbott Notts and Derby regiment, a victory medal awarded to 16686 Private J. Foot Essex regiment, a victory medal awarded to 203207 Private C Russell first London Regiment, A 1914-18 war medal, victory medal and cadet forces medal awarded to J 40858 S.A. Ward O. Sig. RN

Lot 1847

First and Second World War full Colonels tunic from the Royal Engineers showing First and Second World War medal ribbons and mid oakleaf

Lot 1892

United Kingdon, an LIA8 First Type LIAI SLR Bayonet and scabbard, an LIA3 second type Bayonet, scabbard with webbing frog

Lot 1846

First World War silk embroidered patriotic framed picture surrounding black and white photograph of Soldier

Lot 1852

A collection of replica/copy medals including Victoria Cross - Army and Naval - DSC, DFC and Foreign including USA First World War Victory Medal

Lot 1874

A Czechoslovakian V224 type Bayonet with scabbard and leather frog (1948) for a V224 Rifle - Length 46cm, A VZ 24 first type Czechoslovakian Mauser Bayonet with scabbard - Length 44.5cm and a Czechoslovakian VZ 52/57 folding Bayonet - Length 45cm

Lot 1886

Of First World War Naval and Medical History Interest - A collection of unpublished memoirs by Dr A H Harkness FRCS - 1889-1970 - in five volumes together with photographs, brass plaques, ribbon, small dress medals, qualification certificates, medical books - Dr Harkness was the first temporary Naval Surgeon to join the Royal Naval (Gazetted August 3rd 1914) for World War I - he served as Surgeon Lieutenant during the Gallipole campaign and was on the Isle of Mudos - Went to sea in submarines and was asked but not granted on the trial of the ill fated K13 - Served on HMS Europa, HMS Redbreast, HMS Vivid and HMS Emperor of India - was at the surrender of the fleet on November 21st 1918 with the Commander in Chief David Beatty had a Medical Practice in Wimpole Street, London and continued to practice up until six months of his death

Lot 1897

A French model 1892 Berthier first pattern Bayonet and scabbard, a socket bayonet - Length 37cm, an East German model 1959 AKM Bayonet and scabbard and a Bayonet of unknown origin - Length 31cm

Lot 627

TWO FRENCH 1831 PATTERN ARTILLERY SHORT SWORDS each with a 47.5cm blade marked at the forte 'Jean', the first numbered '663' to the brass cross-guard and the second indistinctly numbered to the upper brass scabbard mount, each with leather scabbard.

Lot 673

POSTCARDS - FOREIGN TOPOGRAPHICAL Approximately 345 cards, including real photographic views of Rue Valsassina, Beira; Avenida de Jose Antonio, Madrid; Puerta de Alcala, Madrid; and Portici di Via Pessina, Lugano; with views of The First Shoe Shop in New England, Danvers, Mass.; Second Avenue, Seattle; the Flat-Iron Building, New York; Asylum Street, Hartford, Conn.; Night View of Main Street looking East, Norwalk, Ohio; and the aftermath of the San Francisco earthquake; together with approximately 180 modern glamour cards (some duplication among latter), (loose).

Lot 706

STAMPS - ASSORTED Approximately 500 first day, commemorative and other covers, (six albums).

Lot 714

STAMPS - A GREAT BRITAIN COLLECTION comprising 343 first day covers, commemorative and definitive, including regionals; together with a small quantity of earlier covers and a quantity of mini sheets (total decimal mint face value over £19).

Lot 718

STAMPS - ASSORTED GREAT BRITAIN, ISLE OF MAN, CHANNEL ISLANDS & GIBRALTAR FIRST DAY & OTHER COMMEMORATIVE COVERS including Benhams and a small quantity of signed, (approximately 540 items, in 8 albums and loose).

Lot 756

TWO PRE-WAR DINKY NO.29C, DOUBLE DECKER BUSES each with A.E.C. grille, cutaway wings and cast-in stairs, the first cream over green with a grey roof, 'Dunlop Tyres' advertising, smooth black hubs and white tyres, fair condition (base bowed); the second cream over dark blue with a grey roof, 'Dunlop Tyres' advertising, smooth black hubs and black tyres, playworn (one wing broken and glued)..

Lot 823

[N GAUGE]. A MISCELLANEOUS COLLECTION comprising a Dapol No.ND073B, Virgin Super Voyager multiple unit 'James Cook', 221110, comprising power car, dummy power car and two intermediate coaches, red and silver livery, boxed as one; together with an additional Dapol Super Voyager coach, boxed; Dapol No.ND074A, GBRf First Group Class 66 co-co diesel electric locomotive, 66723, blue livery, boxed; and Dapol No.ND078A, Metronet Class 66 co-co diesel electric locomotive 'Metro-Land', 66719, blue livery, boxed, (4).

Lot 833

SIX TAUNTON CIDER MUGS comprising a single-handled mug, 1986, limited edition of 160, of waisted fluted form, with transfer printed 'Good Health' logo decoration, the base marked 'one of 160 mugs presented in recognition of outstanding devotion to duty at Taunton Cider's first Open Day 5th May 1986', 11.5cm high; a Wade Pottery Taunton Cider twin-handled frog mug, 1995, limited edition of 500, with transfer printed hop leaf decoration, 12.5cm high; and four others.

Lot 835

POP MEMORABILIA - THE BEATLES comprising black and white portraits, including one from Mirabelle 'to celebrate our Girl of the Year 1964 contest'; a Beatles Quiz Book, compiled by Jack House, first edition, Collins, London, 1964; further publications and ephemera; and assorted newspaper cuttings.

Lot 856

[BOOKS]. RAILWAY Boyd, James. Narrow Gauge Railways in North Caernarvonshire, Volumes 1-3, reprints, Oakwood Press, Headington / Usk / Usk, 1990 / 2001 / 2001, boards, dustjacket, illustrations, octavo; Boyd, James. Narrow Gauge Railways in South Caernarvonshire, first edition, Oakwood Press, Lingfield, 1972, boards, dustjacket, illustrations, octavo; Thomas, Cliff. Quarry Hunslets of North Wales, first edition, Oakwood Press, Usk, 2001, boards, dustjacket, illustrations, octavo; and assorted other works, (approximately 65, box).

Lot 857

[BOOKS]. RAILWAY Garner, Adrian. Monorails of the 19th Century, first edition, Lightmoor Press, Lydney, 2011, pictorial boards, illustrations, quarto; Davies, W.J.K. The Light Railway Railcar in Western Europe, Plateway Press, East Harling, no date, boards, dustjacket, illustrations, quarto; Moody, Linwood. The Maine Two-Footers, second edition, Heimburger House Publishing Company, Forest Park, 1998, boards, dustjacket, illustrations, quarto; and assorted other works, (three boxes).

Lot 859

[BOOKS]. TRANSPORT Hall, D.A. Reading Trolleybuses, first edition, Trolleybooks, 1991, boards, dustjacket, illustrations throughout, tall quarto; Jordan, H.E. Tramways of Reading, second edition, Adam Gordon, Chetwode, 1990, boards, dustjacket, illustrations, octavo, SIGNED BY AUTHOR; Jordan, Edgar. Reading Tramways, first edition, Middleton Press, Midhurst, 1996, pictorial boards, illustrations throughout, octavo, SIGNED BY AUTHOR; and a further thirty-three books and booklets, most of bus interest, (36).

Lot 863

TWO READING CORPORATION TRAMWAYS ENAMEL LICENCES circa 1915, the first with blue lettering against a white ground 'Reading / 95 / Tramway Driver', and the second with brick red lettering against a white ground 'Reading / 93 / Tramway Conductor', each with leather suspension tag, 8.25cm wide.

Lot 864

TWO READING CORPORATION TRAMWAYS BRASS GRADE BADGES circa 1910, the first with nickel letter 'M' for Motorman, and the second with nickel letter 'C' for Conductor, each 4cm diameter; together with a later Reading Corporation Transport staff whistle, engraved 'R C T'; and two Public Service Vehicle licences, one Driver and the other Conductor, (5).

Lot 868

TWO READING CORPORATION TRANSPORT PAINTED METAL TROUGHS the first sign-written 'St Mary's Butts' and the second 'Armour Hill', each with cream lettering against a maroon ground, 71.5cm long.

Lot 882

[CHILDRENS] Milne, A.A. The House at Pooh Corner, first edition, Methuen, London, 1928, pink cloth gilt, top edges gilt, map endpapers, illustrations by Ernest Shepard, octavo (spine faded; ownership inscription and address); with When We Were Very Young, fifth edition, 1924, dark blue cloth gilt, top edges gilt, octavo; Winnie-the-Pooh, fifteenth edition, 1934, blue cloth, octavo; and Now We Are Six, twelfth edition, 1938, blue cloth, dustjacket, (4).

Lot 885

[LITERATURE] Hall, Radclyffe. The Well of Loneliness, second impression, Cape, London, 1928, black cloth, octavo, with a signed typed letter from the author relating to the same taped to the front free endpaper (joints torn and frayed; covers damp stained; newspaper clippings taped to front pastedown); Hall, Radclyffe. The Master of the House, first edition, London, 1932, beige cloth, SIGNED BY AUTHOR to title, octavo; and a hand-written letter from the author, dated 28th August 1933, relating to the same, (3).

Lot 886

[MODERN FIRSTS] Lewis, C.S. The Screwtape Letters, first edition, Bles, London, 1942, black cloth, paper title label to spine, octavo (ownership inscription in pencil to front free endpaper; title label slightly rubbed and with minor lift to right edge).

Lot 887

[MODERN FIRSTS] Tolkien, J.R.R. The Hobbit or There and Back Again, first edition second impression reprint, George Allen & Unwin, London, 1946, green cloth, map endpapers, colour frontispiece, octavo (ownership inscription in pencil and tear with small loss to front free endpaper; joints and spine ends rubbed; corners bumped).

Lot 893

[TRANSPORT]. MARITIME & SHIPPING Bartlett, John. Ships of North Cornwall, first edition, Tabb House, Padstow, 1996, boards, dustjacket, illustrations, square quarto; Farr, Grahame. Wreck and Rescue on the Coast of Devon. The Story of the South Devon Lifeboats, first edition, Bradford Barton, Truro, 1968, boards, dustjacket, illustrations, octavo; Carter, Clive. Cornish Shipwrecks Volume 2: The North Coast, first edition, David & Charles, Newton Abbot, 1970, boards, dustjacket, illustrations, octavo; and thirty-seven other works, including further titles of West Country interest, (40, box).

Lot 894

[MISCELLANEOUS] Willis, Michael. Cookery Made Easy; being A Complete System of Domestic Management, Uniting Elegance with Economy, for Belch, London, 1825, full leather, frontispiece, five plate illustrations, duodecimo (upper cover and all before page 2 detached; a few taped repairs; lacking all after page 216); together with Ruxton, George Frederick. Life in the Far West, first edition, Blackwood, Edinburgh & London, 1849, half calf, octavo, (2).

Lot 898

[ART]. PAUL NASH Eates, Margot. Paul Nash, The Master of the Image 1889-1946, first edition, Murray, London, 1973, cloth, dustjacket, colour and black and white illustrations throughout, quarto; Causey, Andrew. Paul Nash, first edition, Clarendon Press, Oxford, 1980, cloth, dustjacket, colour and black and white illustrations throughout, quarto; Nash, Paul. Outline, An Autobiography and Other Writings, first edition, Faber & Faber, London, 1949, cloth, dustjacket, plate illustrations, octavo; Bertram, Anthony. Paul Nash, The Portrait of an Artist, first edition, Faber & Faber, London, 1955, cloth, dustjacket, plate illustrations, octavo; Nash, Paul. Aerial Flowers, limited edition 491/1000, Counterpoint Publications, Oxford, 1947, stiff paper covers with profile portrait pictorial onlay, illustrations, staple-bound; Nash, Paul. Aerial Flowers, limited edition 92/1000, Counterpoint Publications, Oxford, 1947, stiff paper covers with variant profile portrait pictorial onlay, illustrations, staple-bound; and Paul Nash 1889-1946. A Northern Arts Exhibition, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, 1971, stiff paper covers, illustrations, octavo, (7).

Lot 899

[ART]. PAUL NASH Nash, Paul. Monster Field, limited edition 793/1000, Counterpoint Publications, Oxford, 1946, stiff paper coverswith pictorial onlay, illustrations, staple-bound; Nash, Paul. Aerial Flowers, limited edition 343/1000, Counterpoint Publications, Oxford, 1947, stiff paper covers with profile portrait pictorial onlay, illustrations, staple-bound; Causey, Andrew. Paul Nash's Photographs, Document and Image, first edition, The Tate Gallery, London, 1973, cloth, dustjacket, illustrations throughout, square quarto; and assorted other works, including ephemera, of related interest.

Lot 901

[ART]. PAUL NASH Blythe, Ronald. First Friends, Paul and Bunty, John and Christine - and Carrington, limited edition of 300, The Fleece Press, Huddersfield, 1997, quarter cloth, tipped-in colour frontispiece, further tipped-in plate and text illustrations, quarto, in slip-case.

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