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Lot 127

Vintage Full Leather Classics, Gilded, Franklin Library Collectors Edition Books from the 100 Greatest Books of All Times. These Vintage Limited Edition Books have been printed to the highest of standards. Full Leather Bound, Hubbed Spines, 22k Gold Accents, 22K Gold Gilded Edges, Silk Moire End Papers, and Sewn-In Silk Ribbon Bookmarks. Smyth Sewn Bindings with Hidden Muslin Joints accentuate the Fine Bindings. Condition: Like New, Very Fine to Excellent. Vintage, See Title, Author and Year Listed. - Title: The Histories of Pantagruel. Author: Francois Rabelais. Illus. by Walter Brooks. Year: 1978. Limited Edition. Franklin Center, PA. Pages: 772. Excellent. Title: The Confessions of Saint Augustine. Author: Edward B. Pusey. George Braziller, Inc. of New York - Illustrations in this edition were reproduced from photographs by George Braziller of this original manuscript owned by the National Library, Florence. Franklin Center, PA. Year: 1976. Pages: 395. Excellent. Title: Charles Dickens Great Expectations. Author: Woodcuts by David Frampton. Limited Edition. Franklin Center, PA. Year: 1982. Pages: 475. Excellent. Title: Essays. Author: Ralph Waldo Emerson. First and Second Series. Limited Edition. Franklin Center, PA. Year: 1981. Pages: 400. Size: 7"L x 9.25"H. Excellent Artist: The Franklin LibraryIssued: In DescDimensions: In DescManufacturer: The Franklin LibraryCountry of Origin: Franklin Center, PA. USACondition: Excellent

Lot 43

Erte at Ninety, the Complete Graphics Book. The First Edition, first printing Hard Cover with Dust Jacket, edited by Marshall Lee with the Introduction by Erte. E.P. Dutton. NY. Features works of renowned Erte with focus on his graphics. English Language. 223 pages. Penguin Publishing Group. Size: 10.75"W x 14"H. Age related wear. Artist: Erte'Issued: 1987Dimensions: 14" x 10.75" x 1"Manufacturer: E.P.DuttonCountry of Origin: NY,USACondition: Age Related Wear

Lot 65

1952 GMC Full Rack Stake Truck, Mobil Oil, Magnolia Co. Dallas, TX No 2, Red Color, 1/34 Scale created by First Gear, Inc. of Iowa, USA. Very detailed, like new, never displayed. Original Box. Artist: First GearIssued: VintageDimensions: 17"L x 3"W x 3"HManufacturer: First Gear, Inc. Country of Origin: Iowa, USA/ChinaCondition: Excellent

Lot 217

Betty Boop entitled "The Red Purse" Porcelain Figurine, a Limited Edition of 300 only, signed and numbered pieces, hand made, hand painted in Bisque Porcelain. Decorated by the Artisans of Connoisseur, Inc., She was born on Broadway. Created by Max Fleischer during the Great Depression. Betty Boop quickly became a legend, the first Queen of Cartoons. Today, with her unique combination of sassy spirit and chic appearance, she has become a citizen of the world, a role model for many and one of the most collectible universal icons in the marketplace. Officially Authorized by King Features Syndicate, Inc. Fleischer Studios, Inc. Hearst Holding, Inc./Connoisseur, Inc. This beautifully detailed Limited Edition features Betty Boop in her Red Dress, Gold Earrings,Gold Bracelet and Red high heel pumps, posing with hands over her knees with her Red Crystal Purse lying on a Black Porcelain Base. Totally Chic! Edition number: # 26/300. Issued: 2006. Hallmark: BB70001. Authentic Backstamps on the underside. Artist: Connoisseur, Inc. Issued: 2006Dimensions: 3.5"L x 12"H x 4"Dia baseManufacturer: Connoisseur, Inc. Country of Origin: EnglandCondition: Excellent

Lot 286

Fine Porcelain Glazed, Decorated, featuring Baby's First Christmas Ornament. A collection of four (4) hand made, hand painted by the Artisans of the Lladro Studios. Baby in a Stocking. Hallmark: 5839. Authentic Lladro Backstamp on the reverse, dated 1991. Daisa. Three W/Original Boxes. One piece, no original box. Artist: LladroIssued: 1991Dimensions: 2"L x 5.50"HManufacturer: Lladro PorcelainsCountry of Origin: SpainCondition: Very Good, Minimum age related wear

Lot 321

Goebel M.J.Hummel Anniversary Annual Plates, featuring the First Edition 1975 Stormy Weather and the Second Edition 1980 Spring Dance. A 2 Piece Collection. Hand created, hand painted. Authentic backstamp on the reverse. W. Germany, W. Goebel. Each dated and titled. Artist: M.J. HummelIssued: 1975/1980Dimensions: 10" Dia. Manufacturer: GoebelCountry of Origin: W. GermanyCondition: Very Good, Minimum age related wear

Lot 154

Bisque Porcelain Decorated, hand made, hand painted by the Artists of the Edward Marshal Boehm Studios in Malvern, England, UK. Featuring the California Condor Chick, Nojoqui. Born June 6, 1986 at the San Diego Zoo, one of 25 remaining Condors in the world. Created in porcelain to support the conservation efforts of the endangered species. This Specific "California Condor Chick" being offered was the first or number one piece created by the Studio and was the first or number one (# 1) Condor Chick offered for sale from the Malvern, England Studio by Helen F. Boehm. *See Provenance. The Dedicated Edition to support the conservation effort of the California Condor Chick is an excellent example of the authentic detail to the Condor Chick and the important role of the Boehm Studios in addressing conservation efforts of several endangered species. The museum quality craftsmanship represents some of the finest porcelain of American and English Craftsmanship combined. Mainly, Boehm's effort for the edition of the Condor, HM: 100-57, edition of two only, issued in 1985, the Condor, Bronze, HM: 100-57BR, edition of five only and the addition of the Condor Chick was created to support the conservation effort of this endangered species. This California Condor Chick being offered holds The Makers Mark, Hallmark: 20240. Made in England. Condition: Excellent, no chips or restoration. *Provenance History of ownership: Purchased from Helen F. Boehm, E.M. Boehm, Inc. /First Condor Chick Sculpture Ownership: K. Reasoner, Kenneth R. Gallery. Transferred Ownership: The Estate of K. Reasoner. Current Ownership: G.Reasoner.Artist: BoehmIssued: 1986Dimensions: 6"L x 5.5"W x 9.5"HEdition Number: First one produced by Boehm.Manufacturer: E.M.Boehm, Inc. Country of Origin: EnglandCondition: Excellent

Lot 373

A quantity of Late 19th and 20th Century glass lamp shades. 1 shade not in first picture.

Lot 258

Bernard Shaw. Man and Superman. Misalliance, The Dark Lady of the Sonnets, & Fanny’s First Play. 1947-1948.

Lot 17

FRAMED SET OF WORLD WAR I MEDALS & DEATH PLAQUE (MEDALS ARE MODERN FIRST WORLD WAR)

Lot 514

Eric J. Hosking (1909 - 1991) - Four exhibition-sized photographs of wildlife, circa 1930's. Silver Gelatin photographic prints on Ilford Bromide paper and mounted on board. 90cm x 76cmEric John Hosking OBE, Hon FRPS, was a pioneering British wildlife photographer active from 1929 to 1991. He is most noted for his bird photography and credited as one of the first professional photographers to make a living photographing birds. Throughout Hosking's long career, his work featured in publications such as 'Picture Post' and 'Country Life', and published 14 books on the subject of wildlife and birds. He also gave lectures and displayed his photographs accross the United Kingdom and worldwide. The photographs offered could likely have been displayed at one or more of Hosking's many exhibitions.

Lot 472

Mixed boxed group to include Corgi Corgitronics 1005 "Police" land Rover; Shinsei TCM Fork Lift Truck; Dandy Datsun First Car, plus others - conditions appear to be generally Near Mint to Mint in Good to Excellent packaging (11).

Lot 420

Seventeen Packs of Concorde Stamps, Sheets of Shipping Stamps, First Day Covers etc

Lot 641

Antiquarian and Later Books. Three shelves, 19th c and later, including five first editions of Fraser's Flashman series, each with pictorial dustjackets, somewhat worn and faded, 8vo; Cirlin (Edgard, illustrator) & Austen (Jane), Pride and Prejudice, dj, hb, 8vo; Miltoun (Francis), Italian Highways and Byways from a Motor Car, 1909, original publisher's pictorial cloth, 8vo; miscellaneous works of Charles Dickens; one Folio Society publication; further general stock, fiction and non-fiction, various bindings and sizes

Lot 652

19th Century School - Portrait Miniature of a Gentleman, in black bow tie and black coat with blue lapels, indistinctly inscribed on the paper backing and dated 1837, ivory, oval, 49mm, giltmetal and ebonised frame, attributed to Edward Nash (1778-1821) - Portrait Miniature of a Young Gentleman, with lightly powdered hair, white stock and black coat, sky background, ivory oval, 66mm, giltmetal frame, glazed back with locks of hair and gold initials over opalescent glass (2) Please note Mellors & Kirk have applied for an exemption licence for the ivory in this lot. Ref: ZURFNGP6 and Ref: NF6QJMKT First item, slightly fadedSecond item, slightly rubbed and a little faded

Lot 612

Chess. Di Felice (Gino), Chess Results, 1747-1980, fifteen volumes, first editions, McFarland & Company, Inc., Publishers, 2004-14, some loosely-inserted manuscript annotations, the first volume in original publisher's cloth over boards as issued, the others in publisher's pictorial wrappers, 4to; idem., Chess Periodicals: An Annotated International Bibliography, 1836-2008, McFarland & Company, Inc., Publishers, 2010, original wrappers, 4to, (16)

Lot 223

An English celery glass, first half 19th c, 22.5cm h and four contemporary rummers and goblets (5) One goblet chipped

Lot 234

A slipware terracotta bottle vase, first half 20th c, painted with leaves and berries, 22cm h, indistinct impressed mark In good condition

Lot 625

Chess. Gaige (Jeremy), Chess Tournament Crosstables, 1901-1930, three volumes, 1974, contemporary blue cloth, 4to; idem., Chess Personalia, 1987, red cloth hardback, 8vo; Monté, The Classical Era of Modern Chess, McFarland, 2014, hb, 8vo; Betts (Douglas A., compiler), Chess: An Annotated Bibliography of Works Published in the English Language, 1850-1963, first edition, Nottingham: The Chess Plater, 1974, original faux leather binding, 8vo; further bibliography, Bibliotheca Van der Linde-Niemeijeriana, volume I only, 1974, black cloth, lettered in gilt, 8vo; Serruys & Van Habberney's Belgian Chess Publications; Di Felice (Gino, compiler), Chess Competitions, 1824-1970, 2017, hb, 8vo; Chess Texts printed before 1850; two Oxford Companions, with supplementary indices; etc., (20)

Lot 213

A Standard China Pagoda pattern tea and dessert service, c.1930, dessert plate 24.5cm over handles, printed mark First quality and good condition; please note not every piece has been individually inspected

Lot 958

An oak monk’s bench and an oak chest, each with linen fold panels, the first 74cm h; 42 x 106cm Lid of chest water stained

Lot 639

Books, World War One. Morpurgo (Michael), War Horse, first American edition, first impression, New York: Greenwillow Books, 1982, original publisher's pictorial dustjacket designed by Derek James, green cloth, ex-lib copy, their labels to ffep and base of spine only, the dustjacket somewhat sunned, 8vo; Wade (W.L.) & Watson (Geoffrey, illustrator), The Aeroplane in the Great War, London: Virtue & Company, [1919], plates, original pictorial cloth, 4to; Sykes (Claud W., translator), Immelmann: 'The Eagle of Lille', first Englishedition, London: John Hamilton Ltd, n.d., original publisher's pictorial dustjacket over cloth, 8vo; Buchan (John), The Thirty-nine Steps, first edition, third impression, 1915, cloth, 8vo; Our Soldeirs in War and Peace: 500 Pictures, orange cloth as issued, folio (36 x 24.5cm); submarines, 1917, 8vo, (7)

Lot 226

A glass jug and set of six glasses printed and painted with fox hunting scenes, first half of 19th c, jug 18.5cm h Small surface chip to interior of one glass

Lot 539

Postage stamps. Guernsey, an extensive collection of QEII unmounted, mint, definitive and commemorative issues and first day covers, etc

Lot 44

Miscellaneous Staffordshire dogs, first half of 19th c and later, comprising a pug, greyhound, pair of greyhounds, and a pair of dogs, various sizes (6) All with some degree of crazing, larger pair with wear to gilding and hairline cracks and chip to foot, pug with wear to gilding, pair of greyhounds with minor wear to glaze and small chip to base, larger greyhound with broken and glued leg and chip to glaze on ear

Lot 337

Twenty transfer printed and enamelled dessert plates and dishes, first half of 19th c and later, including a pair of square dessert plates with gadrooned rim painted in the Japan-style, and a round dessert plate painted with a loose bouquet, the rim moulded with flowers, various sizes and marks (20)

Lot 212

A Royal Worcester Sandringham pattern tea, coffee, and dessert service, 1991, dessert dish 31cm over handles, printed mark First quality and good condition; please note not every piece has been individually inspected

Lot 27

A pair of Satsuma ware vases and a dish, first half 20th c, the vases 29cm h, painted mark (3) In good condition.

Lot 943

A concave mahogany standing corner cabinet, 20th c, in George III style and a walnut china cabinet, the first 189cm h (2) Good condition including the glass

Lot 499

Miscellaneous British pre and post-decimal coins and banknotes, to include commemorative Crowns, various foreign coins and banknotes, stamps and first day covers and a set of three imperial Russian bonds, dated 1906, framed

Lot 39

Four bottle glass dumps, first half of 20th c, the tallest 13.2cm h, (4) Two with minor surface chips to base

Lot 883

A walnut bachelor's chest of drawers and a yew wood chest of drawers, late 20th c, the first 77cm h; 32.5cm x 62.5cm Both in good condition with only slight signs of use

Lot 649

Books. Lidell Hart (Sir Basil), The Tanks: The History of the Royal Tank Regiment and its Predecessors, two volume set, first edition, Cassell, 1959, original publisher's dustjackets over cloth boards, 8vo; Churchill (Winston S.), History of English-Speaking Peoples, four volume set, first editions, Cassell, 1956-58, original publisher's pictorial dustjackets over red cloth, very slight wear, but good, 8vo; idem., Frontiers & Wars, first edition thus, second impression, Eyre & Spottiswoode, 1962, dj, hb, 8vo; [James Bond, 007] Pearson's Ian Fleming, first edition, Jonathan Cape, 1966, hb, dj, 8vo; further Second World War interest, militaria, Luftwaffe and RAF, aviation, etc., all hardback, 8vo, (24)

Lot 643

Books. Three shelves of military history and militaria, some travel, late 19th c and later, including [South Africa] Bosman (Walter), The Natal Rebellion of 1906, first edition, London: Longmans, et al, 1907, half-title, folding frontispiece, further illustrations, later cloth, 8vo; Historical Records of the South Nottinghamshire Hussars Yeomanry, 1794 - 1948, two volumes, Aldershot, 1928 & 1948, original wrappers, 4to; Bovill (Mai) & Askwith (G.R.), 'Roddy Owen' (Brevet-Major Lancashire Fusiliers, DSO): A Memoir, first edition, London: John Murray, 1897, lacking one plate, original cloth, 8vo; [Tibet] Candler (Edmund), The Unveiling of Lhasa, first edition, London: Edward Arnold, Publisher to [the] India Office, 1905, original publisher's cloth, 8vo;  Blaser's Kilts Across the Jordan, 1926, 8vo; [Royal Navy] Torpedo Drill Book 1912, contemporary cloth, square 8vo; O'Sullivan (Richard, editor), Military Law and the Supremacy of Civil Courts, first edition, London: Stevens and Sons, 1921, original red cloth, 8vo; Lawson's History of the Uniforms of the British Army, five volume set, mixed editions, original cloth, 8vo; etc

Lot 74

A Royal Crown Derby Imari pattern tea service, first half of 19th c, the sugar bowl 13cm diam, printed and impressed mark (36) In good condition.

Lot 202

An extensive Royal Albert Old Country Roses pattern dinner and tea service and related ornamental ware, printed mark Good condition and first quality. Please note not every piece has been individually inspected

Lot 609

Books. One and a quarter shelves of general stock, mid-20th c and later, including Davies (Hunter), The Beatles, first edition, London: Heinemann, 1968, original dustjacket over hardback boards, sunned spine, 8vo; further music and entertainment, including third impression of Charlie Chaplin's autobiography, 1964, dj, hb, 8vo; first edition novels, some military and naval interest, including Trafalgar; Angler's Almanac and further country pursuits; etc., all hardback, most with dustjackets as issued, 8vo & 12mo

Lot 904

Charles B. Cory - The Birds of Haiti and San Domingo, first edition, one of 300 copies, 22 hand-coloured lithograph plates, 1 uncoloured lithograph map, 1884-1885, later cloth binding

Lot 731

John Walter Gregory - The Great Rift Valley, 1896 first edition, the author's own copy, together with a large collection of works by and relating to the explorer and geologist John Walter Gregory.Provenance: By family descent from John Walter Gregory Some items with monogram JWG, dedications and occasional notes (see images) lot includes one annotated field notebook

Lot 1220

Pre-Raphaelite stained glass designs on paper for James Powell & Sons, the first for Carlisle Cathedral, 'St Kentigern', 75cm x 65cm, the second for St Nicholas Leatherhead, 48cm x 51cm, both unframed The edges are badly damaged with areas missing and torn - please see further images now uploaded. The paper is grubby and marked, the images best illustrate the condition.

Lot 891

Victorian volume, Notes from a Hunting Box (Not) in the Shires. Published in 1873 - First Edition, together with two vintage photographs of the racehorses 'Sceptre' and 'Grosvenor' (3)

Lot 902

Joy Adamson - Born Free, 1960 first edition and five others, all first editions

Lot 732

Polar Interest: Sir Martin Conway Conway - The First Crossing of Spitsbergen, 1897 first edition, with contributions from John Walter Gregory and others.Provenance: By family descent from John Walter Gregory

Lot 969

Early 20th century black hunting coat by Reynard & Co., Savile Row, made in June 1913 for Robert Stormonth Darling (1880-1956), the Scottish first-class cricketer

Lot 909

Donald Peattie - Audubon’s America, 1940 first edition signed and limited to 350 copies, together with Dillon S Ripley - Rails of the World, illus. J. Fenwick Lansdowne, pub. David Godine, 1977, in slip case; also Crawford H. Greenewalt + Hummingbirds, 1960; together with other collectible books. (7)

Lot 926

James Herbert Veitch - A Traveller's Notes or Notes of a Tour through India, Malaysia, Japan, Corea, the Australian Colonies and New Zealand during the years 1891-1893, first edition, 1896

Lot 910

G. P. Dement'ev, N. A. Gladkov, and others - Birds of the Soviet Union, 6 Vols. First transpated edition 1966-1968, and one other. (7)

Lot 225

Charles Dickens Edition collection and others by J Otho Paget, "Spider" Jackson. Charles Dickens, The Charles Dickens Edition, sixteen of eighteen volumes, Chapman & Hall, 1869, facsimile of Charles Dickens signature on original green cloth covers; J Otho Paget. The Art Of Beagling. H F & G Witherby, First edition 1931, tan cloth cover; Beagles and Beagling. Hutchinson & Co. 1923, blue cloth cover; "Spider" Jackson. Horses from Dealer to Covert. Constable & Company, 1933, green cloth cover.Qty: 19

Lot 42

Politics and Authors: a collection of British political autographs including Mo Mowlam, Jack Straw; Glenda Jackson, Charles Kennedy, Alastair Campbell and Kenneth Clarke (signed First Day Covers), Betty Boothroyd, Jeffrey Archer, John Grisham, David Attenborough, Alan Bennett, Andy McNab, and astronaut Buzz Aldin (signed 10x8" colour photograph).

Lot 216

H G Wells. The First Men in the Moon. George Newnes Ltd. First Edition, 1901. 8vo., orig. dark blue cloth. Plates

Lot 345

A collection of British and Commonwealth commemorative coins, to include 2017 Sapphire Jubilee 50p coin; 2022 King Charles III First Effigy £5 coin; other commemorative 50p coins; part set of HM Jubilee Coinage Diamond Edition, cased; Changing Face of Britain's Coinage National Emblem Series; eight gold-plated Life of Queen Elizabeth II commemorative coins; and other commemorative coins and coin sets, some mounted, some in cases.

Lot 208

H G Wells. The Invisible Man, C Arthur Pearson Limited. First Edition, 1897, original red cloth; The Wonderful Visit, J M Dent & Co. First Edition 1895, original red cloth; The Country of The Blind and other short stories, Thomas Nelson & Sons, original blue cloth, all 8vo. Qty: 3

Lot 43

Football Memorabilia: Leicester City FC 1969 FA Cup Final tracksuit top and jersey of Paul Matthews, the cotton Umbro tracksuit top with embroidered club badge with a banner underneath 'Wembley 1969', the back sewn with 'Leicester City FC' in blue, with blue and white striped cuffs and collars, Small size; the long-sleeved cotton Umbro jersey also with embroidered club badge and banner, no squad number, elasticated cuffs and collar, size Medium. (Mannequin for display purposes - not included in the lot). Provenance:Paul Matthews, Leicester born and bred, made 61 appearances for Leicester City between 1964-1972, and was part of the 1969 FA Cup Final squad at Wembley. However, ultimately his role was as a spectator, as he made way for David (Dave) Gibson, who was unexpectedly match-fit following an injury. As a result, Matthews's shirt and tracksuit do not have a squad number.Leicester City lost the match 1 - 0, meaning they would have to wait until their fifth FA Cup final against Chelsea in 2021 to finally win the title. This disappointment was compounded by the fact that reaching the FA Cup Final in 1969 was the bright spot in a season that saw them relegated to Division Two.Paul Matthews’ career at Leicester City began when his father, who worked with the then club captain Colin Appleton’s brother, asked if Leicester would be willing to look at his promising son. Following a trial game in the Filbert Street car park, his career was launched. Matthews scored his first goal in April 1966 against Blackburn Rovers and he was part of the Foxes side that moved on from the disappointments of the 1969 season to win the Second Division title in 1970/71. He later went on to play for Mansfield Town helping them to secure two League Championship trophies during the 1974/75 and 1976/77 seasons. Footnote:Paul Matthews played at Leicester City from 1964-1972 making 74 appearances and scoring 5 goals before moving to Mansfield Town where he won division 4 in 1974-75 and division 3 in 1976-77.

Lot 267

A collection of stamps, GB and Worldwide, Presentation Sets, First Day Covers.

Lot 81

Three Maling lustre bowls, the first decorated in a chinoiserie pattern on black ground, No. 3682, a lustre bowl depicting a sailing ship at sea, No. 37/1170, and a further depicting exotic birds amongst foliage, No. 6/1036, largest 21cm diameter. (3)

Lot 227

Two Royal Mint, ' A Timeless First' George and the Dragon 2013 £20 fine silver coins, two 1999 fine silver £2 coins, each weighing 1 ounce, and two 1998 fine silver £2 coins, each weighing an ounce.

Lot 306

A French M 1892 Mannlicher Berthier sword bayonet with composition grips, early pattern first type, with scabbard, blade 39.5cm.

Lot 461

A ZIPPO D-DAY 50TH ANNIVERSARY LIGHTER in tin, together with two D Day first day covers and a 1974 Avro Lancaster 30th Anniversary 1974 first day cover (4)

Lot 494

A MINIMAX A.R.P. FIRST AID KIT 6.5cm x 25.5cm x 21cm, complete with contents

Lot 522

THOMAS HARDY: SELZNICK ARCHIVE SCREENPLAYS Selznick Studio screenplay by Clemence Dane, 'Tess of the D'urbervilles' (never filmed), by Allan Scott, Vanguard Films first treatment 1946 (script 2953) and re-run 1947 (scripts 41 and 56), 'The Woodlanders' by David Horlock, and 'Tess of the D'urbervilles' by Ronald Gow (in two archive boxes)

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