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Lot 498
GLENKINCHIE-20 YEAR-OLD Distilled and bottled by Glenkinchie Distillery. Aged for 10 years in Brandy casks. In original box. Sinlge malt, 70cl, 58.4% volume. ARRAN FIRST 1995 DISTILATION Distilled 1995. Distilled and bottled by Isle of Arran Distillers Ltd. Limited edition, only 2784 bottles released. In originla tube. Single malt, 70cl, 46% volume. BENNACHIE-21 YEAR-OLD Blended and bottled by The Bennachie Scotch Whisky Company. In original box. Vatted malt, 70cl, 40% volume. 3 Bottles.
Lot 555
GLENMORANGIE MOUNT EVEREST Distilled 1993, bottled 2003. Distilled and bottled by Glenmorangie Distillery Coy. Bottled to mark the 10 year anniversary of Rebecca Stephens becoming the first Brittish woman to reach the summit. Limited edition, bottle no. 13 of 408. Signed by the Distillery manager and Rebecca Stephens. Single malt, 70cl, 46% volume.
Lot 557
GLENMORANGiE MADEIRA MATURED-1988 Distilled1988, bottled 2003. Distilled and bottled by The Glenmorangie Distillery Coy. Limited edition, bottle no. 715 of 856 from Cask no. 3078. Single malt, 70cl, 56.6% volume. GLENMORANGIE DISTILLERY MANAGER`S CHOICE-1991 Distilled 24th June 1991, bottled 15th May 2006. Distilled and bottled as above. Limited edition, all bottles from Cask no. 7581-First Fill ex-bourbon cask. Signed by Dr Bill Lumsden. Single malt, 70cl, 55.5% volume. 2 bottles.
Lot 50
Important Moorcroft Collector`s Item. A one-off special edition vase painted by Paul Martin, presenter of BBC Flog It!, with the proceeds of sale going to Children in Need. This lot is a special commission and will feature a `Pudsey` variant of the `Cows` pattern with the use of carefully selected alternative colour palettes. It will remain a truly unique piece of Moorcroft to enhance any collection. The lot will be sold with a series of accompanying photographs of Paul decorating the piece, autograph and signature photograph of Paul and the vase designer. The vase was decorated on Tuesday 27th October, 2009. The finished product will be kept under wraps until the view day of the auction. First sight will be at WWW.GOLDINGYOUNG.COM on Tuesday 3rd November and physically on view at Golding Young`s auction rooms in Grantham from 2pm the same day. What`s it Worth? There is no estimate. You will be able to find out by bidding for it on Wednesday 4th November at approximately 10.20am. Telephone bid requests can be registered by email to bids@goldingyoung.com stating your opening bid, the top five opening bids will secure a line. If you cannot attend the sale and did not secure a telephone bid, you may leave Absentee Commission Bids with the auctioneers or bid live on-line at www.the-saleroom.com/goldingyoung. All bidders must be registered by 6pm Tuesday. All enquiries to Colin Young MRICS FNAVA on 07976 977169. NB. There is no buyer`s premium and no seller`s charges. The full hammer price will go to BBC Children in Need.
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Lot 593
* Ralph Agas/J Maitland, publisher c.1738- "A View of London about the Year 1560"; Published in London, 1738. hand-coloured engraving, 32x48cm: together with three other 19/20th century prints and reproductions, (4) Note: Published as the frontpiece to Maitland`s History of London, engraved bird`s-eye view / plan of Elizabethan London as seen around 1560. The work represents a reduced version of one of the first plans of London, attributed to Ralph Agas, with the city`s major edifices and sites depicted, including The Tower, St. Paul`s, London Bridge and interestingly the Bull and Bear Baiting Rings, Covent Garden and others. The River Thames is filled with various sailing ships and barges. An 85 point legend identifies important points of interest. Enhanced by two armorials (the royal and city crests) and a ribbon style cartouche.
Lot 1001
Du Chaillu (Paul B.) EXPLORATIONS & ADVENTURES IN EQUATORIAL AFRICA, folding engraved frontispiece, engraved title vignette, 27 engraved plates (one with short tear), several smaller engraved illustrations, folding map at rear (repaired), marbled edges and endpapers, some spotting but pages generally clean, half calf, marbled boards, contrasting spine label (edge wear, marks), 8vo, London: John Murray, 1861, FIRST EDITION; Edwards (Amelia B.) PHARAOHS, FELLAHS AND EXPLORERS, frontispiece portrait, numerous illustrations within text, spotting particularly to preliminaries, half calf, marbled boards, contrasting spine label, 8vo, London: Osgood McIlvaine, 1891, FIRST EDITION.
Lot 1002
THE LONDON CALENDAR, OR COURT AND CITY REGISTER ... FOR THE YEAR 1791, occasional lacunae, 2" tear to S3 affecting text, 12mo, London: John Stockdale, 1791, ESTC online records only the BL and National Library of Scotland copies; bound with: Rider (Cardanus) RIDER`S BRITISH MERLIN FOR ... 1791, title and first quire printed in red and black, two small lacunae and small library stamp to title, 12mo, London: Company of Stationers, 1791, sheep binding (worn), Provenance: Elizabeth Parker, John Fox (owner`s inscriptions on ffe); -- Banim (Michael) IRISH TALES, first quire browned, top edges dusty, publisher`s blind-stamped green cloth, gilt design on backstrip (corners bumped, light edgewear, front endpapers separated, London: Chapman & Hall, 1866; with approximately 85 other volumes, the majority in full or half-leather bindings
Lot 1014
Dickens (Charles) MARTIN CHUZZLEWIT, first edition, second issue, frontispiece, additional engraved title, 38 plates (spotted), half calf, marbled boards and edges, raised bands (binding worn), 8vo, London: Chapman & Hall, 1844; -- THE CAPTAIN: A MAGAZINE FOR BOYS & "OLD BOYS" Vol.XI, April-September 1904, publisher`s pictorial cloth, bevilled edges (worn, hinges splitting), London: George Newnes, 1904, contains P.G. Wodehouse`s short story `Blenkinsop`s Benefit`; with 3 children`s annuals and 10 other volumes.
Lot 1016
Gratianus. DECRETUM [CUM APPARATU BARTHOLOMAEI BRIXIENSIS], printed in red and black, 2 columns, 62 lines of gloss surrounding text, lacks first blank, some leaves from the first 4 quires supplied from 1486 edition, quires c and T misbound, initial cut from first leaf, some headlines trimmed, some waterstaining and light worming, occasional marginal annotation and underlining, the blank verso of the last leaf with some contemporary ms notes about ecclesiastical vestments and buildings, 17-century vellum boards (worn, lower board repaired), 4to (in 12s), Venice: Thome de blauis de alexandria, 6 February 1489. Provenance: Carthusian Abbey of St Saviour, Montbrac, Italy (ink inscription `Cartusiae Montisbrachii` on first leaf), Rudolf Graupner (book plate on front endpaper; with remains of another library plate). BMC V, 318; Hain-Copinger 7908; Goff G379.
Lot 1022
Gerson (Jean) PARS PRIMA ... QUE EST DE IIS POTISSIMU QUE FIDEM ET ECCLESIE CONDITIONE MODERANTUR ... SECUNDA PARS .. DE IIS FERME REBUS QUE AD MORES CONDUCUNT, 2 parts only (of 4) in 1 vol, title printed in red & black and with woodcut device and border, woodcut initials, some annotations in ink, first title soiled and with marginal tears & library stamp, mark affecting text on lii, repaired marginal tear affecting text on eeiiii/v, tear to tail margin of ffv not affecting text, misaligned text on headline and lines 1-15 of the righthand column of mmi recto, light waterstaining to head margin of most leaves, lacks blanks, modern calf, raised bands, contrasting labels, new endpapers, sprinkled edges (spine faded), folio (in 8s), Paris: Le Petit and Regnault, 1521. Provenance: Rudolf Graupner (bookplate).
Lot 1026
Carroll (Lewis) ALICE`S ADVENTURES UNDER GROUND, BEING A FACSIMILE OF THE ORIGINAL MS. BOOK AFTERWARDS DEVELOPED INTO "ALICE`S ADVENTURES IN WONDERLAND", illustrations by the author, some soiling/browning, publisher`s plum cloth gilt (waterstaining, edges worn), 8vo, London: Macmillan, 1886, FIRST EDITION; with an early printing of ALICE`S ADVENTURES IN WONDERLAND and 1 other by Carroll.
Lot 1031
Christie (Agatha) TYPED AUTOGRAPH LETTER SIGNED, single sheet folded twice, paper headed `Winterbrook House, Wallingford`, dated 3rd January 1975, regarding a reader`s query ("The joke that puzzles you goes back to Victorian times ..."); A CARIBBEAN MYSTERY, publisher`s red cloth, dustjacket, edges spotted, 8vo, London: Collins Crime Club, 1964. FIRST EDITION, inscribed by Chris Petit (`From the Corpse to the Cardinal`), who directed a TV version of the book; with 2 other firsts and 1 other book by Christie, and a typed letter from Christie`s agent, Hughes Massie Limited, dated 10th March 1976, enclosing a facsimile signature of the author.
Lot 1033
Doyle (A. Conan) THE HOUND OF THE BASKERVILLES, frontispiece (loose) and 7 additional black-and-white plates by Sidney Paget, title printed in black-and-red, preliminaries browned, perforated crease to the upper corner of p19/20 affecting headline, first quire loose, owner`s ink inscription on ffe, publisher`s pink cloth with vignette portrait of Holmes (marks, backstrip waterstained), 8vo, New York: McClure, Phillips & Co, 1902. FIRST EDITION, with `Published March, 1902, R` on copyright page; with an early Grosset & Dunlap edition of Bram Stoker`s DRACULA.
Lot 1034
Einstein (Albert) RELATIVITY: THE SPECIAL AND GENERAL THEORY, frontispiece portrait, owner`s inscription on ffe, staining on rear fe, publisher`s ribbed navy cloth, backstrip worn at upper and lower edges, 8vo, New York: Henry Holt and Company, 1920. FIRST AMERICAN EDITION OF EINSTEIN`S BEST-KNOWN WORK.
Lot 1039
Forsyth (Frederick) THE DOGS OF WAR, corrected proof copy on proofing paper (edges spotted, corners creased), publisher`s plain orange wrappers (edge wear, corners creased), custom-made marbled slipcase, INSCRIBED BY THE AUTHOR IN INK ON THE TITLE-PAGE, `For John Carville, with warmest best wishes, Frederick Forsyth, Oct 1984`, 8vo, London: Hutchinson, 1974. FIRST EDITION; Dahl (Roald) OVER TO YOU, publisher`s blue cloth, dustjacket (spine ends chipped, short tears, spotting, price clipped with ink-stamped remainder price), 8vo, London: Hamish Hamilton, 1946. FIRST EDITION. With 4 other works.
Lot 1041
Hemingway (Ernest) FOR WHOM THE BELL TOLLS, rear endpapers separated, publisher`s fawn cloth with author`s facsimile signature on upper cover, dustjacket (worn and creased with loss to corners and spine ends), 8vo, New York: Charles Scribner`s Sons, 1940. FIRST EDITION. With 3 others by Hemingway.
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