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Lot 512
(x) New Guinea1914 (17 Oct.) - 1915 Stamps of German New Guinea overprinted "g.r.i." with value 6mm. or 3½-4mm. apart3d. on 25pf. black and red on yellow showing variety "1" for "i", neatly cancelled by "rabaul" two-line d.s. (Type 49b) in violet on the first day of issue, fine. Gibbs Certificate (2007). S.G. 7a, £1300. Photo Subject to 5% tax on Hammer Price in addition to 20% VAT on Buyer’s Premium. For more information please view Terms and Conditions for Buyers.
Lot 515
(x) New Guinea1914 (17 Oct.) - 1915 Stamps of German New Guinea overprinted "g.r.i." with value 6mm. or 3½-4mm. apart4d. on 40pf. black and carmine, tied by "rabaul" two-line d.s. (Type 49a) on 1914 (13 Oct.) "Travers" envelope to Sydney, marked "On Active Service" and signed by Capt. Fry on reverse. A rare cancellation known on the pre-first day stamps only of which nine covers have been recorded. B.P.A. Certificate (1982). S.G. 9. Photo provenance:Eric Creed, March 1966Robert Gibbs, September 1988Subject to 5% tax on Hammer Price in addition to 20% VAT on Buyer’s Premium. For more information please view Terms and Conditions for Buyers.
Lot 516
(x) New Guinea1914 (17 Oct.) - 1915 Stamps of German New Guinea overprinted "g.r.i." with value 6mm. or 3½-4mm. apart5d. on 50pf. black and purple on buff, cancelled by "rabaul" two-line d.s. in violet (Type 49b) on locally addressed 1914 (17 Oct.) "norddeutscher lloyd, filiale rabaul." envelope on first day of issue, fine. B.P.A. Certificate (1984). S.G. 10. Photo Subject to 5% tax on Hammer Price in addition to 20% VAT on Buyer’s Premium. For more information please view Terms and Conditions for Buyers.
Lot 519
(x) New Guinea1914 (17 Oct.) - 1915 Stamps of German New Guinea overprinted "g.r.i." with value 6mm. or 3½-4mm. apart8d. on 80f. black and carmine on rose, tied to small piece by complete "rabaul" two-line d.s. (Type 49b) in violet on first day of issue; tiny abrasion at top towards right corner, otherwise fine. R.P.S. Certificate (1970). S.G. 11, £1500. Photo Subject to 5% tax on Hammer Price in addition to 20% VAT on Buyer’s Premium. For more information please view Terms and Conditions for Buyers.
Lot 714
OLD ELGIN 8 YEAR OLD Blended Scotch Whisky, produced by Gordon & MacPhail for Bill Carter, The Excelsior, Lerwick. 75cl, 40% volume. BLAIRMHOR 8 YEAR OLD Pure Malt Whisky by R. Carmichael, Airdrie. 75cl, 40% volume. GLENFAIRN 12 YEAR OLD Pure Malt Scotch Whisky. 75cl, 40% volume. BUSHMILLS BLACK BUSH Special Old Irish Whiskey. 700ml, 40% volume. LATVIJAS BALZAMS Latvian Whisky. Label reads, `This Whisky is the first one produced in Latvia. It`s obtained from Latvian Rye, fermented and distilled in 1993, matured on various sorts of oak`. 70cl, 40% volume. 5 bottles Very good.
Lot 753
MACDUFF 1984 FIRST CASK Single Speyside Malt Whisky, aged 24 Years. Bottle No.28 from Cask No.884. 70cl, 46% volume. BENRIACH 1982 NATURAL HIGH STRENGTH Single Speyside Malt Whisky, bottled by Gordon & MacPhail. 75cl, 62.4% volume, in carton. 2 bottles Good. Benriach fill at top of shoulder.
Lot 861
PORT CHARLOTTE FIRST CUT 27/05/07 Single Islay Malt Whisky. Distilled 28.05.01, bottled May 2007. Bottled no. 229 of 950. 500ml, 61.5% volume. BRUICHLADDICH OITHIR GADHEAL: COAST OF THE GAELS Single Islay Malt Whisky. Distilled 15 .04.92, aged 19 years. Cask no. 011, bottle no. 165 of 420 bottles. 500ml, 49.8% volume, in tin tube. 2 bottles Good condition
Lot 5
Two English Delft plates, 18th century, the first a blue and white example, in imiation of a Chinese design with flowers and fruit on top of a table, the border with a repeating stylised pattern, 35cm diameter, the second a polychrome example, painted in blues, greens and browns with flowers and insects, between a diaper and stylised floral border, 35cm diameter (a.f) (2)
Lot 60
A Royal Doulton Advertising figure, 'Sketch Girl', model number 444, designed by Leslie Harradine, introduced 1923, withdrawn 1938, no HN number, impressed 444 to base, printed factory marks, 18.5cm high Footnote: The Sketch, a magazine of art and actuality was first published in February 1893 and remained in production until 1959. The items on the girls tray include a jockey for sports, a ballerina for theatre, a toy soldier for news and a cupid for love stories, which all represent the fields of interest covered by the magazine. No one is certain about what the little devil represents; perhaps satirical humour.
Lot 238
A mid-19th century mahogany campaign box of rectangular form with brass corner protectors and flush fitting side handles the lid with central brass plaque engraved 'Sir William Russell Bart', 68cm wide 35cm high, 35cm deep NOTE: Sir William Russell Bart refers to Lieut. General Sir William Russell (1822-1892). The box bears a label for Lot 1936 at Sotheby's Stokesay Court Sale, October 1994. The Stokesay Collection included many lots connected to Sir William who was born in Calcutta in 1822, he succeeded his father, the first baronet, in 1839 and entered the army in 1841, he served in the Crimea and the Indian Mutiny and was honourably mentioned in despatches.
Lot 21
"P. MATHEWS OF STOURBRIDGE (fl. c. 1820) The Trial of ‘Bill Burn’ under Martin’s Act. ’Under Martin’s Act from an original picture by P. Mathews - ‘Bills Donkey then was brought into Court, who caused of course a deal of Sport, He Cocked his Ears and Op’d his Jaws, as tho he meant to plead his case’. hand-coloured aquatint, engraved by Charles Hunt, published by Ackerman & Co, London 19 1/4 x 23 1/2in (48.7 x 59.7cm) in a contemporary veneered frame. The print depicts the first prosecution under the 1822 Martin’s Act with regard to ‘the ill treatment of Cattle Bill’. The Prosecution was brought by Colonel Richard Martin (1754-1834), MP for Galway. "
Lot 24
"WILLIAM BYRNE, PUBLISHER. (1743-1805) Views of the Lakes of Cumberland and Westmoreland- Engraved from drawings made by Joseph Farington, R.A , London, 20 plates, with french and english text, landscape folio, with leather bound spine, and marbled boards, with some foxing and discolouration, sold a/f. Joseph Farington was the first topographical artist to systematically record the scenery of the Lake District with a view to publishing prints."
Lot 85
"WILLIAM TURNER OF WALTHAMSTOW (b. 1763 exh.1787-1816), Fair under Fairlop Oak, 1789, signed and dated W. Turner, 1789 (lower left), watercolour 11 1/2 x 16 1/2in (29.2 x 41.9cm). The scene shows a gathering by the Fairlop Oak at Wapping. A Fair was held there on the first Friday in July from the mid eighteenth century onwards. The Fairlop Oak is said to have had a trunk measuring thirty-six feet in girth and spread an area 300 feet in circumference. The Fairlop Oak was accidentally set on fire in 1805, and later blew down in a storm in 1820."
Lot 254
An old style French guitar, labelled `La Maison de la Musique`, more of historical interest than for performance, Bob Spencer said that it was one of the first built in Paris by the first guitar production-line in the world, it uses pegs instead of machine-heads and has an all-wood bridge (ie with no ivory), no case
Lot 853
A First World War period trench periscope with leather covered cylindrical body and brass eyepiece section, engraved `C.N.H. From E. 1915` (lens dirty, some small screws missing), in its leather carrying case with leather sling, together with a copy of Lord Claud Nigel Hamilton`s service history.
Lot 855
A First World War period French prismatic field monocular telescope, model 1917, with approx 7.5cm object lens, three position rotating turret eyepieces giving approx 15x, 23x and 30x magnification, retaining most original khaki paint finish (prism cover missing), with its finely adjustable tripod mount and leather carrying case, copies of research, etc.
Lot 879
A 1914 Star to `8263 Pte J. Barnes. 1/B of Corn: L.I`, a 1914-19 Victory Medal to `8263 Pte. J. Barnes. D. of Corn. L.I.`, two First World War dress miniature medals, mounted on a bar, a First World War period memorial plaque, named `James Barnes`, with original card case, a DCLI cap badge, later brooch mounted, and a named memorial card, detailed `Killed in Action Sept 14th 1914`.
Lot 881
A group of awards and medals to The Bettin Family, comprising 1914-18 British War Medal and 1914-19 Victory Medal to `63078 Pte. F.C. Bettin. M.G.C.`, First World War period bronze memorial plaque, detailed `Frank Cecil Bettin` (F.C. Bettin served with the 102 Company Machine Gun Corps, died 6th June 1917, aged 23, and is commemorated on Bay 10 of the Arras Memorial), British Empire Medal, George VI military issue, to `Sgt. Walter A. Bettin, H.G.`, with the original card box of issue, and 1939-45 Defence Medal, with the Army Council forwarding slip and box of postage, addressed to `Mr W.A. Battin` (sic), together with a parchment certificate, named to `Walter Alexander Auguste Bettin`, dated 1959, with the original slip case, detailed `Copy of Freedom City of London`.
Lot 805
A 1950 NORTON 500T TRIALS MOTORBIKE Reg. No. JWT 134, 490cc. Black, 80"" long overall This vehicle was first registered on 26th November 1949 at Coldshaw Garage, Haworth, West Yorkshire, and subsequently purchased from there by James Ackroyd on 24th January 1950 and owned continuously to the present date. The bike is now offered for sale as part of his estate. The machine had had no modifications or additions and apart from one or two peripheral parts is exactly as originally supplied. Mr Ackroyd used it for trialling in Yorkshire and throughout the North of England and Scotland as a member of the Ilkley and District Motor Club. The bike is supplied with various contemporary Norton instruction books, spares, lists and other ephemera. It also includes the bill of sale showing a cost of £143.10s plus purchase tax
Lot 417
Two oversized open face plated pocket watches, the first, Mappin & Webb, the white enamel dial with black arabic numerals, bordered by a minute track, subsidiary seconds dial set at six o`clock, blued steel spade hands, 60mm wide, the second, with white dial and black roman numerals, 60mm wide, (2)
Lot 493
Victorian silver full hunter pocket watch, London 1849, J.W. Benson, the outer case with vacant cartouche, opening to reveal white enamel dial with black roman numerals and subsidiary dial, together with, three other 19th Century silver full hunter pocket watches, the first, Rich`d Wells, Brecon, London 1876, the second, Kintsley & Sehman, Tonypandy, London 1873, and the third, Corns Tyte, Wells, London 1842, (4)
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