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Lot 224
Quantity of literature and poetry books, some first editions to include, Graham Greene, The End of the Affair pub. Heinemann, 1951, first edition, with dust wrappers;Ernest Hemingway, Across the River and Into the Trees, 1950, first edition, with dust wrappers;together with other books, by various authors to include Osbert Sitwell, Walter de ls Mere etc
Lot 201A
ROBERT TAYLOR; a first edition print signed by Group Captain Leonard Cheshire VC DSO, DFC, BARRY A F CLARK; print of an R.A.F. plane, 48 x 97cm and a print depicting R.A.F. planes, all framed (3). CONDITION REPORT Robert Taylor print signed in pencil lower right by Leonard Cheshire, no limited edition number. Other two after Barrie A F Clark and Lackenby.
Lot 402
Three Royal Doulton figurines; MCL24 "Pears bubbles", limited edition no.30/750, MCL04 "The Bisto Kids", limited edition no. 441/1000, and MCL27 "The Hovis Boy", limited edition no.35/60, the first two are boxed with certificates, the "Hovis" one is boxed with no certificate (3). CONDITION REPORT No visible signs of damage.
Lot 728
A boxed Corgi "James Bond" Aston Martin DB5, first edition in gold finish with wire wheels no.261, a Corgi Classics gold plated Morris Minor and a Model "T" Ford (3). CONDITION REPORT The Aston is in good condition with very minor paint loss. The ejector seat is faulty and the passenger figure is mising. Box complete but lacks interior display card but does have secret instructions. Other two excellent with boxes good.
Lot 757
A quantity of play worn Corgi diecast vehicles to include two James Bond Aston Martin first editions in gold finish, a third in silver, Chipperfields Circus tractor unit, Austin A60, Volkswagen mini bus etc. A mixed quantity of Lone Star Spot On and Budgie play worn vehicles to include a breakdown truck, London taxi, Wolseley police car etc.
Lot 800
CRIME INTEREST: COMPLETE CORRESPONDENCE BETWEEN REGGIE KRAY AND CAROL CLERK comprised of 215 letters between Carol Clerk and Reggie Kray dating between 1988 and 1993, relating to the ghost written book 'Born Fighter', written by Carol Clerk. Included is the first edition with signed note of 'Born Fighter' Provenance: Inherited directly from Carol Clerk upon her death in March 2000.
Lot 849
FOOTBALL INTEREST: SCOTLAND INTERNATIONAL NO 6 JERSEY SIGNED BY JIM BAXTER said to have been worn by Jim Baxter for Scotland v England 1961-62 Provenance: Previously offered at Christie's, Glasgow, 1992 This jersey was worn by Scottish football legend, Jim Baxter, in Scotland's 2-0 win over England at Hampden in 1962. It has been on display at the Scottish Football Museum since 2012, is considered to be one of the rarest pieces of Scottish football memorabilia to come to auction in recent years. Coming a year on from Scotland's 9-3 thrashing at the hands of the Auld Enemy at Wembley, the 1962 game was Baxter's first match against England. The game was played in front of 132,000 spectators and Baxter put in a brilliant display during the 2-0 victory. The jersey is being put up for sale by a lifelong Scotland fan who bought the item in 1992 and had it signed by Baxter in 1993. The importance of the top as a piece of footballing memorabilia was underlined when it was displayed at the Scottish Football Museum in 2012 and then included as one of the star attractions in the 'More than a Game' exhibition at Kelvingrove Art Gallery in 2013.
Lot 512
MID-19TH CENTURY BOHEMIAN GLASS GOBLET AND A BOHEMIAN GLASS BEAKER the goblet engraved with amber stained panels of the health resort of Bad Kissingen Bavaria, the first panel depicting 'Rurgebaude und Marimiliansbrunn' and the second 'Ragozi und Pandurbrunnen' with one other panel. The Pandur is the hot fountain, Maxbrunnen the oldest spa and Ragozi another hot fountain, 17.5cm high; together with a ruby stained and engraved glass beaker, one panel engraved with a church scene and bearing the inscription 'La chiesa del arcio es conato di Udine' which translates as 'the church of St Anthony the Abbot Udine', which is based in Italy, 11cm high
Lot 108
ALBERT AYLER - Collection of 16 x original title LP's to include Japanese pressings. Titles to include Spiritual Unity (UK pressing on Fontana from 1969 - SFJL 933), The First Recording Vol. 2 (Japanese DIW-25034), Jesus (Italian pressing Jazz Galore 1002) and Greenwich Village (reissue AS-9155). Condition is generally Ex to Ex+.
Lot 13
JAZZ COLLECTOR - Lovely collection of the first 24 x 7" EP's in the Jazz Collector series (JEL 1-JEL 24). Titles to include Blind Blake And Ramblin' Thomas ?– The Male Blues Vol. 3 (JEL 4), Fletcher Henderson And His Orchestra ?– Big Band Story Vol 1 (JEL 15) and Blind Lemon Jefferson And Huddie Leadbetter ?– The Male Blues Vol. 8 (JEL 24). Condition is generally Ex to Ex+.
Lot 134
B. B. KING - Collection of 5 x original title LP's. Albums are Lucille (original green/black Stateside SL 10272 - stunning Ex+/Ex+), Live & Well (Stateside SSL 10297), Completely Well (Blues Way SSL 10299), w/ Bobby Bland - Together For The First Time… Live (DSY-50190-2) and In London (ABCX-730). Condition is generally Ex to Ex+.
Lot 175
MIXED JAZZ - Collection of 26 x original title LP's to include US, EU and Japanese pressings. To include Clark Terry - In Orbit original pressing (Riverside 12-271), Hampton Hawes ?– Blues For Walls (Prestige PR 10060), Various - The New Breed (Dedication Series 1A-9339/2), Various - Dizzy Atmosphere (Japanese 18PJ-2009M), Louis Armstrong/Duke Ellington - Recording Together For The First Time (original Green/Gold Columbia 33SX 1400) and Ira Sullivan/Chicago Jazz Quintet (Vee Jay VJSR 3033). Condition is generally VG+ to Ex+.
Lot 7
10" LP'S - Collection of 6 x original 10" LP's which include scarce and hard to find records! Titles are Various - Backwoods Blues (London AL.3535 - Ex/VG+), Various - Boogie Woogie With The Blues (London AL 3544 - VG+/Ex), Cripple Clarence Lofton ?– A Lost Recording Date (London AL 3531 - VG+/Ex), Various - Pioneers Of Boogie Woogie (London AL 3506 - Ex/Ex), Ma Rainey ?– First Of The Great Blues Singers Volume 1 (AL 3502 - Ex/Ex) and Ma Rainey - Volume 3 (AL 3558 - VG+/VG).
Lot 428
An Edwardian mahogany longcase clock The case in the Chippendale style, the engraved brass dial with Roman and Arabic numerals, the fusee movement chiming the quarters on four and eight bells; together with a typed letter of provenance inscribed Made especially for the Late Sir Claude Graham-White for his yacht Alacrity. Sir Claude Graham-White born 1879 was one of the greatest pioneers of aircraft, winning premier prizes all over the world for his feats of daring. In 1910 he received £4,000 for a 15 minute flight over Boston, Mass. and in September 1911 the Graham-White Company undertook the first letters by airmail. 212 cm high. CONDITION REPORTS: Some scuffing, scratching, fading to case, some small losses, one hand detached, not guaranteed in working order.
Lot 839
*AR DAVID PRITCHARD (20th century) British First Loss Limited edition print Signed in pencil to margin and number 33/250, also signed by six Battle of Britain airmen including Alan Wright and Pete Brothers 84.5 x 69 cm overall, unframed CONDITION REPORTS: Generally in good condition, expected wear.
Lot 498
STAMPS: ZEPPLIN 1929 AIRMAIL COVER. Graf Zeppelin airship airmail cover for the 2nd Atlantic crossing to the USA. After partial engine failure the airship landed in France unable to complete the crossing. This cover has the blue cachet for the first crossing & a red cachet for the breakdown. Franked 4 Reichmark stamp dated 15th May 1929.
Lot 723
BOOKS: CONSTANTINOPLE VIEWS. 'Fisher's Illustrations of Constantinople & Its Environs - Constantinople & the Scenery of the Seven Churches of Asia Minor'. Thomas Allom & Robert Walsh. Two volumes, First Series & Second Series. Fisher & Son, London. Appear to be complete & in original bindings. CONDITION REPORTS: Both volumes: Titles to spine replaced. Covers & spin edgeworn with some shelf wear. Binding sound. Pages good with slight edge discolouration & rust marks. Illustrations good. Title pages with some darkening. Vol One - pages complete from 1-28, then 37-84 (ends mid sentence). Vol Two - pages complete from 1-100, including index.
Lot 495
Hardy, Thomas. Various. A collection of first editions, reprints, and later editions including: 1st ed. Jude the Obscure, 1st ed. The Well-beloved, 1st ed. Human Shows and Far Phantasies, 1st ed. Our Exploits in West Poley, 1st ed. 2nd print Human Shows and Far Phantasies, plus later editions of The Hand of Ethelberta, and A Pair of Blue Eyes (7)
Lot 26
A sterling silver enamel 'ORCADES' bracelet,by Mappin and Webb, Birmingham 1953, a series of rectangular plaques, each one decorated with mint green enamel letters to spell out the name 'ORCADES' to a mint green enamel border with reentrant corners, all joined by pairs of jump rings with polished bead decoration to a bolt ring clasp, a matching plaque link charm with blue and white enamel decorated flag of the 'Orient Line''ORCADES' of the 'Orient Line', built at Barrow by Vickers Armstrong, was launched on 14 December 1948. It was the first purpose-built vessel for migrant trade and sailed the Australia-New Zealand route. It took part in the June 1953 'Coronation Review' off Spithead and provided accommodation for two weeks during the 1956 Melbourne Olympics.
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