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Lot 228
Collection of seventeen 19th century leather bound books relating to literature, poetry, and history to include; Hallam's Middle Ages pub. A. Murray and Son, undated; Longfellow's Poetical Works pub. Routledge, undated; D'Israeli, Curosities of Literature, pub. Routledge, undated; Plutarch's Lives pub. Murray, Sutherland & Co, 1876; Frank Fairlegh; or Scenes from the Life of a Private Pupil pub. A. Hall, undated; Poems of Alfred Tennyson pub. Edward Moxon, 1853; Life of Napoleon pub. William Tegg, 1877; Poems of Lord Byron pub. William Nimmo & Co, 1880; Poems of Sir Walter Scott, pub. William Nimmo & Co, 1880; Critical and Historical Essay's of Lord Macaulay pub. Longman, Green and Co, 1880; and five Charles Dickens novels pub. by Chapman & Hall to include; The Old Curiosity Shop, 1848; Barnaby Rudge, 1849; The Pickwick Papers, 1837; Martin Chuzzlewit, 1844; The Life and Adventures of Nicholas Nickleby, 1839; and two pub. by Bradbury & Evans; Bleak House, 1853; Little Dorrit, 1857; together with two early fold out maps of Kent, (19), Plutarch's Lives - Minor rubbing to the spine most noticeable at the top and rear. Front board stamped with a Beconsfield School Bucks emblem. Water staining to front of board with some scratches to the front and back boards. Handwritten dedication as book was given as a prize to the first main blank page prior to the title page. Some foxing and spotting to pages. Byron's - Minor rubbing to top and bottom of spine. Originally given as prize book with Becaonsfield School Bucks emblem to the front board and prized dedication and inscription to the blank page prior to the title page. Some foxing and spotting to pages. Tennyson's - Rubbing to top of spine and bottom. Front and rear boards scratched, with water staining to rear board. Spine is rubbed with loss. Previous owner name written in pen on blank page before title page. Frank Farlegh - Front and back boards rubbed. Corners bumped and there is loss of leather. Also some loss to leather at top of inspine. Some minor spotting and foxing to pages, with some yellowing to edges of pages. Hallam Middle Ages - Rubbing to spine most noricable at the top Originally given as prize book with Becaonsfield School Bucks emblem to the front board and prized dedication and inscription to the blank page prior to the title page. Scratches to the front and rear boards. Foxing and spotting to pages most noticeable on the first few pages. Lord MacAulay's Essays Rubbing to spine. Scratches to front and back boards. Originally given as prize book with Becaonsfield School Bucks emblem to the front board and prized dedication and inscription to the blank page prior to the title page. Foxed inside. Corners bumped with losses to leather. Scott's poetical works - Originally given as prize book with Becaonsfield School Bucks emblem to the front board and prized dedication and inscription to the blank page prior to the title page. Rubbing to the top and bottom boards. Considerable foxing inside to some of the pages. Longfellow's works - rubbing to spine. Loss of leather to top and bottom of spine and down the spine edges from the top of the book to the bottom of the title plate. Foxing and spotting inside book. Curiosities of Literature - Originally given as prize book with Becaonsfield School Bucks emblem to the front board and prized dedication and inscription to the blank page prior to the title page. Some scratches to front board. Corners bumped with loss of leather. Considerable foxing to first few pages from the front to the main title page. Some minor spotting and foxing throughout. Life of Napoleon - spine rubbed with loss of leather. Originally given as prize book with Becaonsfield School Bucks emblem to the front board and prized dedication and inscription to the blank page prior to the title page.
Lot 129
Selection of Items Attributed to Regimental Sergeant Major “Jock” Hutton Rhodesian SAS, including a regimental mess plaque badge which was made from Rhodesian copper, mounted onto a wooden base which has ink signature on the back of RSM Hutton. Accompanied by brass and anodised regimental Beret / Collar badges and four tunic buttons, these are accompanied by a signed ticket stating these were from his personal collection. RSM “Jock” Hutton, first served with the Black Watch before joining the newly formed Parachute Regiment in 1943. He jumped during the Normandy landings. Wounded in France he returned to the UK before being posted to the Ardennes, he was taken prisoner of war but later escaped. He took part in the Rhine crossing. He stayed in the army and served in Palestine, Cyprus, Malaya, Singapore and Java. He moved to Rhodesia in the 1950’s and was involved with the Special Air Service (SAS). He stayed in Rhodesia until 1981.
Lot 145
Exceedingly Rare Photographic Album Compilled by an Officer of the Royal Engineers during the Afghanistan Campaign of 1878-1880 with Photographs by John Burke. The album was formerly the property of Colonel G H Sims Royal Engineers. The album starts with two studio images of Sims seated wearing an unusual style uniform and his overseas helmet beside him. The next page has a very nice clear image taken by Burke of officers of the Engineers wearing various forms of uniform, these are identified to the side, followed by another two Burke image of officers on the next pages. The album then continues with well executed drawn illustrations of scenes and places of interest in Afghanistan, including Jshpola Buddhist Jope between Ali Musjid & Lundi Kotal, Chardeh Valley (Cabul River) from Busawal Fort Afghanistan, Street scene in Cabul, Lahore Gate of Bala Hissar Cabul, RE quarters Sherpur, ruins of bridge over Cabul river, Lahore gate of the city of Cabul, Baber’s Mosque near Cabul, Street near Lahore Gate of city of Cabul, SW corner of Bala Hissar from opposite city gate, plus others, all done by G H Sims, signed and dated to the corners. Towards the end of the album are more photographs including panoramas taken by John Burke in Afghanistan, including Cabul valley, Lahore Gate Bala Hissar Cabul showing natives outside. The images are in generally good condition considering age. Album ends with some more hand drawn sketches. All housed in a leather bound period album. 12 photographic images and 49 sketches. Albums relating to this campaign are extremely rare. ** Colonel G H Sims was born 19th November 1852. Educated at R.M.A Woolwich and entered the army in 1872. He was promoted to Captain in 1884, Major 1892, Lt Colonel 1899 and Colonel 1903. He retired from the army in 1909, re-employed during the Great War and served from 1914-1917. He served during the Afghan wars 1879-80, Sudan expedition and the Boer War in South Africa. He was awarded the CB and later the CMG for services during WW1. As a Lieutenant in the regiment he was part of the winning team in the 1874-75 FA Cup winning team, when the Royal Engineers AFC beat Old Etonians 2-0 in a replay after drawing the first match 1-1.His personal journals kept during the Afghan campaign and Boer War is held in the Royal Engineers Museum, Chatham, Kent.** John Burke was an Irish born photographer who took some of the first photographs of Afghanistan in the late 1870’s and early 1880’s during the British Military campaign in the country. He travelled with the British Army and soon became the non official war photographer for the campaign. Many engravings of his images were used in the period publication “The Graphic”. In 2010 the British photographer Simon Norfolk travelled to Afghanistan and followed in the footsteps of Burke, taking images of the current military campaign in the same style as Burke, these images along side some of Burkes work were exhibited at the Tate Modern, London and other galleries around the world.
Lot 154
The photograph album starts with images taken on the Western Front in 1915, images are mostly taken around Ypres of the battle damage. One image to the front shows covered dead bodies with the caption “The effect of a grump”. Interesting trench shots including some taken at Hill 60. The album soon moves to images of various types of British aircraft including monoplanes, biplanes and triplanes, each being identified underneath. The album ends with identified group shots of Royal Flying Corps officers and men in barracks etc. Nearly all of the images are identified and are of good condition and quality. 98 images in total housed in a period album. Images at the front of the image must have been taken by another officer and given to Anderson, as he features later in the album. Loose inside the album is a 88 Squadron reunion dinner menu from 1919 with signatures of officers who attended. The album is accompanied by two log books which were compiled by 2nd Lieutenant Anderson, the first book is missing its cover. The log starts with training in 1917.Various ink stampings for No62 and No9 Training Squadrons Royal Flying Corps. In April 1918 he was posted to No88 Squadron. The log book first mentions combat with enemy machines on 5th June 1918 whilst on a patrol from Oostende to Ypres. On 1st July 1918 he states “9 E.A engaged near Thouout. Fired bullet into one - spinning down. my bus hit in fuelgage”, he was not credited with a kill on this date. His first credited kill was on 17th July 1918 when on a photographic reconnaissance mission, this is stated in the log book. This book also mentions his second kill on 31st July 1918. His second log book has the original cover, which has had the spine protected. This book has his name inked to the front cover. The second log starts in September 1918 and straight away mentions combat with enemy aircraft whilst on photographic reconnaissance patrols. On 27th September he gives a good account of his fourth credited kill, “A fokker biplane dived on us from the SW at 17,000 over Lombersart. Chilton fired 120 rounds at him when he went down in sideslip and falling leaf spin. My machine had bullets through outer wing strut”. On the 18th October 1918, he gives a good account of a dog fight with 4 fokkers which lasted for 15 minutes, he was not successful in this attack. On 30th October he was involved in a engagement which resulted in him being awarded the Distinguished Flying Cross (D.F.C), this is noted in the log book as follows “O.P scrap with numerous Fokker biplanes. Formation scattered. Picked up with Capt Hepburn & Lt Conn & recrossed the lines. Dived alone on 8 fokker biplanes. Shot one down & then attacked by remainder, who shot us all the way back. One more EA brought down, petrol tanks hit, Lt Elliot & self wounded, machine riddled, but landed ok in a ploughed field 600 yards from Hun line. Machine was soon after shelled by guns!”. This is the last entry in the log book. Both log books show wear but are well annotated and easy to read. Gerald Frank Anderson was born in South Africa on 24th February 1894. He joined the RFC in 1917. He was awarded the DFC, London Gazette 8 Feb 1919, the citation was,“2nd Lt (A./Lt) Gerald Frank Anderson (France). On 30th October this officer was one of an offensive patrol that attacked fifty enemy machines. Six of the latter concentrated their attack on Lt Anderson, and would have inevitably destroyed his machine had it not been for the exceptionally able manner in which he maneuvered and fought. Although both he and his Observer were wounded and the machine badly damaged, he succeeded with rare courage and skill in shooting down one and keeping the remainder at a distance. Eventually he brought his machine safely to ground about half a mile within our lines.” Ex Frank Cheesman Collection.
Lot 155
Large and Comprehensive Letter Archive of Captain H E R Widnell 2nd Battalion Seaforth Highlanders, Late 3rd Battalion Argyll & Sutherland Highlanders, the letters date from early training in 1914 and throughout his war service firstly in France and later in the middle east. The letters are mostly hand written in pencil and ink to his mother and father explaining his experiences etc. Also accompanied by formal photographs of him in regimental uniform and early private snap shot photographs taken in 1915 showing life in the trenches etc. Other documents also included in the grouping. (Very large archive, viewing highly recommended). Captain Henry Edward Rochfort Widnell was born on October 16th 1893. Due to ill health as a child his family spent a lot of time in France and he was privately educated. At the time of enlistment he lived in Wimborne, Dorset. He first enlisted in August 1914 and was commissioned into the 3rd Battalion of the Argyll & Sutherland Highlanders. In August 1915 he gained a permanent commission and was attached to the 2nd Battalion of the Seaforth Highlanders. He was gassed in 1915 and as a result returned to the UK. He later served with the regiment in the middle east where he was badly wounded by gunshot wounds to the head. He was declared medically unfit for further military service. After the war he gained work as estate manager for the Montagu Estate, Beaulieu. He was the curator of the famous Montagu Motor Museum at Beaulieu.
Lot 160
Large Great War Panoramic Photograph Showing Front Line on the Western Front, the rolled image has identified landmarks along the area of front line covered. The panorama is made up of 16 images. Areas noted include Beaulencourt, Le Sars, Le Borque, Bapaume, West Miraumont, Bois de Logeast, Pigeon Wood, Serre etc. Fourth Army label to the first image giving scale and details of where the image was taken from. Some small areas of damage but generally still clear. Complete with oilskin cover.
Lot 175
Imperial German Photograph Album Pair, the albums consist of snapshot photographs and postcards. The first album starts with postcards of battle damaged towns in northern France, then moves onto photographs and postcards of life behind the lines, many shots of men in uniform wearing different forms of uniform, equipment and awards. Some pages are annotated and have 1915 date. Towards the back of the album it moves into the front lines and trenches, with some nice pictures of troops in the trenches, damage to a trench etc. One interesting picture of a medic using a form of breathing apparatus. The last two pages of the first album has some postcards with printed sketches which were probably originally drawn in the trenches. The second album has mostly postcards of sketches at the start with a few photographs added, towards the middle are two images of British prisoners. Album ends with pictures taken at a French country house and images of officers in uniform. 125 images in the two albums.
Lot 190
Rare and Interesting WW2 Fleet Air Arm Photograph Album consisting of black and white photographs taken during service in WW2. The first image in the album is a group taken at USNAS Brunswick Maine, album then has images taken on board HMS Argus, identified image of Co Lt Martyn 880 Squadron. Many good images of aircraft on deck, in the air, crashes etc. Also images of ships in action and port. Towards the middle of the album are images of a visit of an inspection by King George VI on HMS Indomitable. The album ends with some wonderful images of pilots and aircraft used by the Fleet Air Arm. Most images have annotations underneath. Some images appear to have some damage towards the middle of the album. Images are all housed in a period album, album shows some wear. 72 images in total.
Lot 341
South Wales Borderers Frock Coat Attributed to Captain C K Steward DSO MC, frock coat of blue cloth with bullion collar badges and two rank pips. Brass double row of regimental buttons to the front of the tunic. Regimental buttons to the cuffs and reverse. Interior has original tailors label with inked “Lt Steward”. Coat remains in good overall condition. Charles Knowles Steward was born on 12th September 1892. He gained a commission as a 2nd Lieutenant in the South Wales Borderers in 1911. Promoted to Lieutenant 11th March 1914. He served overseas with the regiment from 16th August 1914, finally being promoted to Captain on 9th October 1915. He was mentioned in despatches three times during the first war. He was awarded the Military Cross and the Distinguished Service Order during the Great War. Steward was severely wounded during the Great War. He died on 1st August 1929 aged 37.
Lot 460
Adolf Hitler Reich Chancellery Personal Stationary and Postcards Collected in 1945 by Former West Ham Footballer Terry Woodgate, the stationary is blank with one having embossed eagle with Kanzlei des Fuhrers der NSDAP underneath, other piece has embossed eagle and DER FUHRER underneath. Also a Adolf Hitler card from his stationary, postcard of Hermann Goering, part of a postcard of Luftwaffe Knights Cross Oak Leaves and Swords winner Hauptman Thlefeld, postcard of Luftwaffe Knights Cross Oak Leaves and Swords winner Hauptmann Philipp and five postcards of sites in Berlin. Some wear but generally good condition. The grouping is accompanied by a newspaper article form the Eastern Daily Press on 10th July 1998 which featured the grouping when it first sold at auction. The article states that Terry Woodgate picked the items up when playing for West Ham in a match, in October 1945 against British United Services side at the Olympic stadium, Berlin. The article details the items in this grouping as those that he picked up when they visited the bombed city after the game. Terry Woodgate played for West Ham United 259 times from 1938-1954, scoring 48 goals. He also played for Peterborough United and March Town United. After finishing his football career he became the landlord of the Cock Inn Public House in March, Cambridgeshire. Woodgate died in April 1982.
Lot 462
Selection of Silverware Removed From Hermann Goering House at Berchtesgaden, The silverware consists of Coffee pot marked to base with 800 silver mark and JCK makers stamp, milk jug with 800 silver mark and JCK makers stamp, 800 silver JCK maker marked jug, 800 silver marked sugar bowl and a 800 silver marked tea pot with bone top (missing handle). Items remain in generally good condition. (5 items) **Items are accompanied by photocopied paperwork detailing that they were all liberated from Hermann Goering’s house at Berchtesgaden among other items, not in the grouping, by Bruno Muzard, who served with 3 Regiment de Marche du Tchad, French Army. ** At the end of the war, the allies were in a race to reach the town of Berchtesgaden first. The US 101st Airborne and French forces were the first to reach the town. Many houses of Nazi officials were in the area, as a result many soldiers liberated personal items belonging to the Nazi officials including Hermann Goering and Adolf Hitler, this has been featured in many documentaries and films including the HBO series Band of Brothers.
Lot 99
Selection of South African Badges of various regiments including Transvaal Cadets, Natal Mounted Rifles bronze badge, First City 4th Infantry cap badge, Natal Mounted Rifles, Natal Carbineers cap badge, Pretoria Regiment collar badge and South African Irish cap badge. All remain in good overall condition. (7 items)
Lot 313
A 1969 Opal Commodore Coupe, 2.5litre, left-hand drive, metallic blue, vinyl roof, leather interior, manual transmission, registration WVB 27G, date of first registration 1/7/69, car had been garaged and SORN for many years, engine probably seized, restoration project or spares. View by appointment only.
Lot 352
Stamps, a large quantity of "22ct Golden Replicas of British Stamps, in five binders, together with a three binders of British First day Covers 1984-92, a large quantity of PHQ cards in six binders, a Royal Wedding collection, and other items of philatelic interest, old British banknotes and some Tony Hancock comic banknotes notes.
Lot 566
Various GB and world used stamps, to include Elizabeth II, many attached to envelopes, some with an American post mark, others for Hull, Boston, Portsmouth, a quantity of first day covers, to include RAF Coningsby, some signed, other flight covers, horse racing, a small quantity of Stamp Bug ephemera, other loose stamps, etc, mainly contained in two albums and some loose. (a quantity)
Lot 310
Oliver Cromwell: An Act for the Assuring, Confirming, and Settling of Lands and Estates in Ireland. At the Parliament begun at Westminster the 17th day of September, An. Dom 1656. London: Hills and Field, 1657 1657 First Edn., 21pp. Good, back page disbound. V. rare. A Cromwellian act providing for ratification of previous acts, decrees, ,judgments, grants, instructions, etc., by the various officers and councils, relating to the settlement of Ireland after the Great Rebellion. The act also confirms titles to land, forfeited by the rebels, in the new possessors, the English colonists. (1)
Lot 313
Travel/Dublin Printing Campbell: A Philosophical Survey of the South of Ireland, In a Series of Letters to John Watkinson, M.D. Dublin Dublin: Printed for W. Whitestone, W. Sleater … (and 16 others) 1778. First Irish Ed., 478pp, 8vo D, full calf cover with embossed and gilt titled and dated spine. With 6 engraved plates (2 folding). V. good. An account of southern Ireland and its principal towns, cast in the form of a supposed tour made by an Englishman. Alongside sketches of the social life, local traditions, and historical background of Ireland, he called for free trade for the island, relaxation of penal codes, and a union between Great Britain and Ireland. (1)
Lot 314
Religious Interest: John Joseph Dillon: The Letters Of Hibern-Anglus London 1811. Cloth cover, uncut pages. v. good. J.W. Morris: Memoirs of The Life and Writings of the Rev. John Fuller London: Printed for the author. 1816 Bookplate for Frances Viscountess Lorton. Full calf & tooled cover. Quaker Travels: A Journal of the Life, Travels and Gospel Labours of that Faithful Servant and Minister of Christ Job Scott. London: James Phillips & Son 1797 First UK Ed., full contemporary calf. Scott travelled from his home in Rhode Island to congregations of Friends throughout the United States as they then existed, before making an expedition to Europe to attend meetings in England, Wales, and Ireland. Mark Wilks: History of the Persecutions of the Protestants of the South of France. London: Longman, Hurst (+3) 1821. Vols I & II. Half calf with marbled boards. Bookplate for Frances Viscountess Lorton. 288pp. (5)
Lot 317
Irish Literature: Padraig H. Pearse (Pádraig Mhic Phiarais) - Scríbinní Maunsel 1919. Irish text. 8vo, cloth, 268pp. V. good in dustwrapper. With dedication to flyleaf 'O' Fearguir, Nollag 1919. Songs of Glen Na Mona by Brian O'Higgin. Self published third ed.,1935 Tumbling in the Hay by Oliver St. John Gogarty. First ed., published Constable & Co. Limited, 1939, cloth board bound, with tooled and gilded spine. Homers Odyssee Der Zehnte Gesang Mit Zwölf Holzstichen von Karl Rössing. Frankfurt 1952. lg.8vo., pp.30 + colophon; 12 vignette wood-engravings; a fine copy in original gold-lettered wrappers; the first use of Wagner's Antiqua type. German Printing Illustrated wood-engraving.(4)
Lot 319
Irish Travel: The New Estate: Or, the Young Travellers in Wales and Ireland, by the Author of Portugal. London: Harvey and Darton 1831. Rebound half calf & cloth. V. good. Scarce. John Barrow: A Tour Round Ireland London: John Murray 1836. First Ed.,Engd. frontis, title, fold map, wd.-cut plts. & illus., half calf with marbled boards. 379pp + 38pp Appendix (2).
Lot 322
Ephraim Macdowel Cosgrave: Dublin and Co. Dublin in the Twentieth Century. Contemporary Biographies. Edited by W. T. Pike. Pike's New Century Series. No. 26. Brighton and London : W. T. Pike, 1908 First Ed, profusely illustrated with views and portraits, pages 286, (2), large 4to, original publisher's full morocco, richly gilt, edges gilt : lightly rubbed, front cover discoloured but the attractive, ornate binding sound and strong and still a very good copy. SCARCE. With biographies of over 500 distinguished Dubliners, each with a portrait : the various groupings include, nobility and gentry, magistrates, clergy, the bench and the bar, legal, medical, scholastic, literary and musical, auctioneers, land agents, engineers, architects, and, accountants. (1).
Lot 323
Walt Disney: Sketch Book of Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs. London: William Collins, 1938. 4° (292 x 236mm). Coloured frontispiece and 11 coloured plates, all tipped-in on brown cardboard with tissue guards, numerous black and white illustrations. Original beige buckram cloth, pictorial dust-jacket, pictorial endpapers, dust-jacket torn, worn & soiled. FIRST EDITION, a crisp and clean copy of this book, based on the sketches for the film 'Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs'. (1).
Lot 330
1915 Limited Edition; Thomas U. Sadlier and Page L. Dickinson: Georgian Mansions in Ireland. NOTE: limited to an edition of 100 of which this is 230, original cloth, printed for the authors at Dublin University Press by Ponsonby & Gibbs, 103pp with 80 plates. With Some Account of the Evolution of Georgian Architecture and Decoration First Ed., 12 by 9in., 30 by 22.5cm.
Lot 332
A Selection of Irish Periodicals: The first 5 issues: The Quiz - A Monthly Irish Comic & Critical Cartoon (1915)(Vol 1, No's 1-5). New Ireland: Issues to include March 18 1916: Imperialist Insanity, New Phase of Irish Revival Oct 7 1916 Roger Casements Speech, Jan 12 1918, Ireland and Lloyd George Issue One of: The Irish Nation - June 24 1916 & The Worker (Aug 1 1936) & Unity.
Lot 333
John Ferrar: A View of Ancient and Modern Dublin with its Improvements to the Year 1796, .. to which is added A Tour to Bellevue in the County of Wicklow, the Seat of Peter La Touche... 1796 First Ed., 8vo D., engd. frontis & additional plan of Dublin, engd. dedit, list of subs., printing plate & 5 other plts. complete, later binding in half calf with marbled boards. Nice copy (1)
Lot 334
The Dublin University Review, August 1885 & July 1886. Publ. Sealy, Bryers & Walker, Dublin. Sir Thomas Wyse 1791-1862: An Advocate of a "Mixed Education" Policy Over Ireland by Richard P.J. Batterberry. Publ. Browne & Nolan Limited, Dublin, Belfast & Cork (1939, First Edition). Royal College of Surgeons: Charters and Bye-Laws and Ordinances of Council. Publ. Dublin, circa late 19th century. Along with: three 1970s Dublin & Trinity interest booklets/programmes (7).
Lot 335
The Life of David Brainerd by Jonathan Edwards. Publ. T. Nelson & Sons (London, 1858, presumed First Edition). And The Life of Samuel Morley by Edwin Hodder. Publ. Hodder and Stoughton (London, 1887, Third Edition). This copy presented to the Tralee YMCA by the Family of the late Mr. Samuel Morley in June 1888.(2)
Lot 47
Domestic Memoirs of The Royal Family, Volumes I-III, by Folkestone Williams. Publ. Hurst and Blackett (London, 1860, First Edition). Her Majesty's Tower, Volumes 3 & 4, by William Hepworth Dixon. Publ. Hurst & Blackett (London, 1871). Half-brown leather & red marbled boards. And The Principal Speeches and Addresses of His Royal Highness The Prince Consort. Publ. John Murray (London, 1862, Sixth Thousand). With Tralee YMCA Library book-plates to inside of front covers. (5).
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