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Lot 352
A group of half crown, five shilling and ten shilling seahorse stamps, a group of half crown, five shilling and ten shilling seahorse stamps, a group of half crown, five shilling and ten shilling seahorse stamps, a Queen Victoria 1d red, Victoria 2/6, a George V 1925 1 1/2d and a 1d, both 1925 BEE and a group of six first day cover albums up to 2000.
Lot 554
Folk Concert Programmes, eight UK programmes of mainly Folk and Folk Rock comprising Lindisfarne (Royal Festival Hall 1971), Folk Song 70 (Royal Festival Hall - Bridget St John, Shirley Collins, Dave and Toni Arthur et al), Pentangle 1970, Ralph McTell (1970 tour and 23rd May 1970 Royal Festival Hall concert), Judy Collins / Incredible String Band 1969, Judy Collins 1971 and Joan Baez 1967- all have names and dates neatly printed either on the back page or inside the back cover - Pentangle, Joan Baez, Ralph McTell tour and Judy Collins 1971 also have press cuttings stuck inside the first two pages - otherwise all in very good condition
Lot 573
John Lennon Books, eighteen books (all hardbacks unless stated) including Skywriting By Word Of Mouth (first edition), Imagine John Yoko (Sealed), Lennon Remembers (paperback), Real Love, Gimme Some Truth, The Making of Imagine, The John Lennon Letters, One Day at a Time (paperback), The Lennon Tapes (paperback - 4 copies), Summer of 1980 (paperback) and more - various conditions but generally very good
Lot 555
Rock Concert Programmes, six UK Concert programmes comprising Chicago 1969, Creedence Clearwater Revival 1970, Johnny Winter and Keef Hartley Royal Albert Hall 1971 (with 'Overdog' LP advert), Leon Russell et al - Rainbow December 1971, Ginger Baker's Airforce January 1970 and Sound of the Seventies (Flock, Steamhammer, Taj Mahal, Santana, Johnny Winter) - all have names and dates neatly printed on the back page - Sound of the Seventies has a press cutting stuck inside the first page and others have a couple of tape residue marks, otherwise all in very good condition
Lot 493
Jimi Hendrix CDs / Box Sets, three Box Sets and approximately twenty-nine CDs with titles including The Singles Collection, Lifelines, 2 Nights at the Fillmore East (Box Sets), Axis Bold as Love, Band of Gypsys, Are Your Experienced, Valleys of Neptune, South Saturn Delta, First Rays of the New Sun, Smash Hits, People Hell and Angels, Somewhere, Blues and more - mainly all in EX+ condition
Lot 48
Nick Drake LP, Bryter Layter LP - Original UK First Pressing Album released on Island 1970 (ILPS 9134) - Textured E J Day Sleeve, Pink rim 'Palm Tree' Labels with 'stereo' text and Joe Boyd credit on one line - A-1U and B-1U Matrix Numbers. Sleeve has a line of witing inside the opening, otherwise Excellent , Vinyl EX+
Lot 525
Wishbone Ash CDs, approximately forty-five albums including Double and Triple albums and with titles including Live In London, Live In Hamburg, Elegant Stealth, From The Archives Vols 1, 2 and 3, Argus, There's The Rub, First Light, Wishbone Ash, Locked In, Wishbone Four, No Smoke Without Fire, Just Testing, Pilgrimage, Live In Geneva, The Power of Eternity, Nouveau Calls, Bona Fide, Wonderful Stash, Backbones, Illuminations and more - mainly all in EX+ condition
Lot 567
Apple Label Adverts, approximately twenty-seven Music Magazine adverts for various Apple label releases with artists comprising Badfinger, Trash, Jackie Lomax, The Iveys, Mary Hopkin, Billy Preston, Modern Jazz Quartet, Radha Krishna Temple, James Taylor, Hot Chocolate Band and Various (The First Four) - the odd pin hole but generally all in good condition
Lot 719
Marvel Studios / Class Photo, Marvel Studios - The First Ten Years - Classroom style photo featuring many famous names including Benedict Cumberbatch, Gwyneth Paltrow, Robert Downey Junior, Scarlett Johansson, Chris Pratt, Tom Holland, Kurt Russell, Vin Diesel, Samuel L. Jackson, Jeff Goldblum and many more - Framed and Glazed measuring 42" by 24" framed approx and in Excellent condition
Lot 49
Nick Drake LP, Pink Moon LP - Original UK First Pressing Album released on Island 1972 (ILPS 9184) - Gatefold Tinsley Robor Sleeve with blue inner (which has some original press reviews attached), Pink rim 'Palm Tree' Labels - A-1U and B-1U Matrix Numbers. Sleeve has a sticker tear top left, otherwise excellent, Vinyl Excellent
Lot 47
Nick Drake LP, Five Leaves Left LP - Original UK First Pressing Album released on Island 1969 (ILPS 9105) - Gatefold Ernest J Day Sleeve, Pink Labels with Black 'Block' logo - A//2 and B//2 Matrix Numbers. Sleeve VG+, Vinyl EX+, Comes with a collection of cuttings about Nick from the period of his work including Nick Kent's original obituary from the NME
Lot 703
Holland House, by Princess Marie Liechtenstein (2 volumes, 1874) in their original gilded blue cloth and leather bindings, detailing the history and art collection of Holland House in Kensington, London (formerly Cope Castle) from its first alluded reference in The Doomsday Book to the late Victorian era. Illustrated with numerous engravings and photographs by Jeens and De La Motte.
Lot 799
Early 19th century book of opera extracts (duets and arias) by Rossini, Beethoven, Hauptmann and others in French, Italian and German, together with a couple of antiquarian books on sailing and The History of Sapcote, Leicestershire (1853) Also a boxed two volume set of Diamond Bible (Rev H Stebbing, 1833) and a French prayer book (1866) in its original first communion presentation case.
Lot 24
Air Experience Flight (Tiger Moth, Chipmunk, Cap10) Experiences at Damyns Hall Airfield (close to Upminster Tube) - Either two people may fly alongside each other in close formation in a Tiger Moth or Chipmunk aircraft, piloted by members of the Turbulent Display Team. Or (for one person) Shoot down the red Baron! Fly a Tiger Moth and try to get a Fokker Triplane into your sights. Some close formation flying first, followed by an exciting turning dogfight as you try to get a “lead” on the Fokker to bring your (imaginary) guns to bear, donated by Richard Vary
Lot 19
Air Experience Flight (Tiger Moth, Chipmunk, Cap10) Experiences at Damyns Hall Airfield (close to Upminster Tube) - Either two people may fly alongside each other in close formation in a Tiger Moth or Chipmunk aircraft, piloted by members of the Turbulent Display Team. Or (for one person) Shoot down the red Baron! Fly a Tiger Moth and try to get a Fokker Triplane into your sights. Some close formation flying first, followed by an exciting turning dogfight as you try to get a “lead” on the Fokker to bring your (imaginary) guns to bear, donated by Richard Vary
Lot 19
First World War WW1 military interest. 1921 A Private in the Guards by Stephen Graham, popular edition publ. Cassell and Company. Author's presentation copy in orig. dust wrapper, with inscription in pen to ffep To Mrs. Attaway Lucher, from Stephen Graham St. [] Day 1921. Later inscr. below appearing also from the author, Stephen Graham for Leslie Tom. Publ. orig. full cloth binding in orig. dw, large tear to the top of dw, minor chipping to the tail, the odd hole to boards & hinge and a tear to the upper right hand corner, pages a little age toned to the edges. 8vo.
Lot 109
Military, First & Second World War interest. A collection of 19th & 20th century books. The lot including titles such as The London Cage by A. P. Scotland, 1932 and 1955 The Oxfordshire and Buckinghamshire Light Infantry Chronicle, The Camouflage Story by Geoffrey Barkas, 1901 The Regimental Records of the British Army by John S. Farmer (ex lib), 1941 Fisherman at War by Leo Warmsley, Desert Journey by George Rodger, A Frenchman in Khaki by Paul Maze (rebacked), Peaceful Invasion by Ian Hay, Vellum Book of the Honourable Artillery Company, LMS At War by Nash, Some Experiences of the Irish R.A. by Somerville and Martin Ross, The History of the Royal Army Veterinary Corps 1919-1961, Head-dress Badges of the British Army Vol 1 only by Arthur L. Kipling & Hugh L. King. 25 titles in lot.
Lot 1
1609 The Bible, that is the Holy Scriptures Conteined in the Old and New Testament. Geneva Bible, printed by Robert Barker 1606. Lacking titles and a number of preliminary leaves, first leaves Genesis Chap XI onwards. Bound with The Booke of Psalmes collected into English Meetre by Thomas Sternhold, Iohn Hopkins and others, also appearing incomplete. Printed for the Companie of Stationers 1608. Illustrated with engraved woodcuts. Early 19th century full calf binding with blind tooled detail to boards, marbled endpapers, loss to the head and tail of the spine and extremities rubbed, first and final leaves with tape repairs to extremities, some damp staining to leaves. 4to.
Lot 83
Dickens, Charles. 1857 Little Dorrit, with illustrations by H. K. Browne (Phiz). Publ.Bradbury and Evans, 11 Bouverie Street. First edition bound from the parts, with characteristic holes to gutter. With first edition issue points; 'William' for 'Frederick on page 317 line 27, B2 instead of BB2 on page 371, and 'Rigaud' for 'Blandois' on pages 469-73. Contemporary half calf binding by T. Catherall, Bangor, gilt tooling to spine, raised bands and spine label, marbled boards, extremities bumped and wear to the head and tail of the spine, binding remaining relatively firm, pages spotted and plates with some foxing. 8vo.
Lot 48
Kipling, Rudyard. Three works, including two 1890s titles in orig. wraps. Comprising In Black and White & Soldiers Three both published by Sampson, Low, Marston, Searle & Rivington Ld. for A. H. Wheeler & Co's Indian Railway Library, in publisher's original paper wraps (loss to extremities and spines, both with rear wrap loose but present); and 1935 The Maltese Cat, illustrated by Lionel Edwards, first edition thus publ. Doubleday, Doran & Company Inc. In publisher's orig. full cloth binding with unclipped dw (closed tear to front board with some loss, extremities & tail of the spine with light loss). Illustrated with Edward's characteristic horse black & white line drawings. Small 8vo.
Lot 9
Arts & Crafts binding. Leighton, Clare. 1936 Four Hedges, a Gardener's Chronicle. First cheap ed., published Victor Gollancz Ltd. In a crafted full crushed morocco binding with Deco style decoration to front board & spine, gilt titles & border, featuring gilded foliate design surrounding bird & flag. Illustrated with vignette woodcuts throughout. 4to.
Lot 111
Canadian travel interest - Maur, Mrs. Algernon St. (Susan St. Maur, Duchess of Somerset). 1890 Impressions of a Tenderfoot, during a Journey in search of Sport in the Far West. Publ. John Murray, with map and illustrations. First edition. Publisher's orig. full cloth binding, some wear to head & tail of the spine, spine a touch cocked, light lifting to cloth at base of front board, 1908 ownership bookplate of Marie Jellis to front pastedown, contep. ownership inscr. to ffep, hinge starting with binding visible, complete with folding map to verso, otherwise smart. An interesting examination of the author's travels across Canada in the late Victorian era. 8vo.
Lot 20
A 19th century late George IV / early Victorian 1837 collection of manuscript poems, in the style of the Romantics. The lot comprising a manuscript of Percy Bysshe Shelley's pastoral elegy Adonais written for the death of John Keats on lilac paper; a small poem regarding liquor signed with initials J. A. F., and two pages in a different hand, comprising tragic verse Lines on my Cousin Fanny regarding the death of the author's cousin Fanny, on a separate leave, a witty verse titled Programme for the week as announced by the Player of the First Fiddle, and over the page, Model for an Adonis, opening, 'Paint him, oh Paint him with each youthful grace, ere sorrow yet has dimm'd his lustrous brow'. These two leaves watermarked for F. Whatman Turkey Mill 1837. An interesting & unpublished collection of varied style, owing inspiration to the Romantic poets such as Lord Byron & Bysshe Shelley.
Lot 32
Singapore & Asian interest. c1910 album of postcards, majority depicting Singapore after the turn of the century. Including postcards of the Y.M.C.A., Raffles Hotel, Raffles Museum, The Singapore Anti Opium Society, Jinrikisha Station, the Police Station, Tanjong, Boustead Institute etc. The first photograph depicting an Asian man posting with camera, wearing boater hat & whites, captioned by hand Chan Tian Song. Approx. 96 post cards in album, all bar the portrait captioned in Chinese to lower corner & with either hand written or typewritten captions. In contemp. half cloth binding, captioned to front Chan Nin Pun.
Lot 98
Wyndham Lewis, Percy. A collection of twelve first and early editions by or relating to the author. The lot comprising 1952 Rotting Hill publ. Regnery, 1932 Snooty Baronet publ. Cassell, 1955 The Human Age Book 2 & 3 in dw (first ed, ex lib), 1980 Mrs. Duke's Millions publ. Prior (in dw, damp damage to edge), 1969 Wyndham Lewis - an Anthology of his Prose ed. E. W. F. Tomlin, 1982 The Revenge for Love intro by Julian Symons publ. Secker & Warburg (1st thus in dw), 1955 Wyndham Lewis by E. W. F. Tomlin (pamphlet from Writers & Their Work series, No. 64), 1980 Wyndham Lewis - a Revaluation ed. Jeffrey Meyers, Agenda Wyndham Lewis Special Edition (paperback), 1980 The Enemy, a Biography of Wyndham Lewis by Jeffrey Meyers, 1982 Tarr (Penguin Modern Classics paperback), and 1955 The Demon of Progress in the Arts (reprint in dw). 8vo.
Lot 205
Wilfred Hardy (1938 - 2016) - a piece of highly detailed, gouache original artwork painted by Wilfred Hardy, featuring the 'De Havilland Mosquito', the world's first supersonic airliner. The artwork is the original piece created for card 17 in the series 'Castella: British Aviation' set of 30 cards, issued by Wills in 1994. Mounted, and accompanied by the published card. Signed to the bottom corner. Measuring approximately 30 cm x 42 cm including the mount. Wilfred Hardy (1938 - 2016) was a British artist who specialised in painting aircraft, producing posters and private commissions. He contributed many painted pages to Treasure, Look and Learn, Eagle and Speed and Power magazines. He also produced work for the Royal International Air Tattoo, and in 1979 he designed the special paint scheme for a Royal Air Force McDonnell Douglas Phantom FGR.2 which was to re-enact the Transatlantic flight of Alcock and Brown for the 60th anniversary of the crossing.
Lot 56
Architectural interest - Segal, Walter. 1948 Home and Environment. Publ. Leonard Hill Limited. Publisher's original full cloth binding in unclipped dust wrapper. Illustrated with plans and diagrams throughout. Light wear to the head and tail of the spine, the odd scuff and mark to the dust wrapper, ffep with some damage to edges and prior ownership inscription, otherwise in good condition. The first published work by an influential architect in the world of self-building, known for Segal's self-build method. 4to.
Lot 33
Rackham, Arthur (illus.) & Barrie, J. M. 1906 Peter Pan in Kensington Gardens, with drawings by Arthur Rackham. Published Hodder & Stoughton. Publisher's orig. full cloth binding with gilt pictorial boards, wear & loss to head of spine and bumping & rubbing to tail and hinges, light black ink spots to edges of front board, contemp. ownership inscription. to half title page, which along with frontispiece is loose but present, first & last leaves spotted. Tipped in colour plates bound to verso. 4to.
Lot 158
Churchman's (W.A & A.C), Cigarettes - Stars Of Variety (unproduced series c1946) - Original Artwork - Sandy Powell - an original artwork piece, completed by artists at Mardon, Son & Hall for production of the cigarette card series. Artwork size: 9.5x6", approx. Albert Arthur Powell MBE (1900 – 1982), known as Sandy Powell, was an English comedian best known for his radio work of the 1930s and for his catchphrase "Can you hear me, mother?" He first said this in a theatre in Coventry. Fifty years later, deciding he needed a rest from the business (he planned a cruise around the world with his wife, Kay White), he again said it in a Coventry theatre, for the last time.
Lot 46
Two mid 19th century Victorian Christmas Books. The lot comprising 1866 Christmas Books - Mrs. Perkins's Ball, Our Street & Dr. Birch by William Makepeace Thackeray, first single volume ed., publ. Smith, Elder & Co. 1866; publisher's orig. cloth binding with blind stamped & gilt detail to spine and boards, ownership bookplate of Gillie Potter to front pastedown, folding plate frontispiece to illustrated half title, light bumping to extremities & odd stain to boards. Along with 1852 Christmas Books - A Christmas Carol, The Chimes, The Cricket on the Hearth, The Battle of Life and the Haunted Man by Charles Dickens, publ. Chapman and Hall, illus. John Leech; half crushed morocco binding with rubbing to extremities and head of the spine, contemp. ownership inscription to ffep, marbled edges & endpapers. 8vo.
Lot 193
W.D. and H.O. Wills Cigarette Cards - a piece of highly detailed mixed media original artwork, created for the 'His Royal Highness The Prince of Wales' number 48 card from the set of 50 cigarette cards 'The Reign of H.M. King George V' issued by W.D. and H.O. Wills. Mounted. Measuring approximately 21 cm x 14.5 cm including the mount. W.D. & H.O. Wills was a British tobacco manufacturing company formed in Bristol, England, and it was the first British company to mass-produce cigarettes. It was also one of the founding companies of Imperial Tobacco along with John Player & Sons.
Lot 105
Sayers, Dorothy L. 1940 Begin Here - A War-Time Essay. Publ. Victor Gollancz Ltd. Publisher's orig. full cloth binding with orig. yellow Gollancz unclipped dust wrapper, spine discoloured, small closed tear to top edge and the odd small watermark to front wrap, edges lightly spotted. An uncommon first edition of Sayers' commentary on the outbreak of the Second World War. 8vo.
Lot 26
Harding, Samuel. Believed 1741 A New and Compleat Sett of all the Coats of Arms of the Nobility of England: with the Supporters, Crests and Mottos to each Coat. Printed for S. Harding. A catalogue of coats of arms including examples of George II, Frederick Lewis Prince of Wales, Stanhope Earl of Chesterfield, Viscount St. John, Booth Earl of Warrington, Russell Duke of Bedford etc. Each numbered by hand. Each heraldic bookplate cut out of the original work and pasted into this example, with bookplate to verso by author. No title page or mention of printer bar the plate to rear pastedown, believed from the 1741 edition of this work. Paper covered boards, significant wear to the spine and loss to the boards, which are rubbed; extremities bumped, binding a little weak due to spine wear, with first plate loose but present. Approx. 179 examples included.
Lot 14
Christie, Agatha. 1933 The Hound of Death and Other Stories. Publ. Odhams Press, first edition, 1933. Publisher's orig. full cloth binding, spine a little discolour, odd light mark to boards, edges a touch spotted, occasional spotting internally, otherwise a smart first edition. 8vo. Unusually not published by William Collins & Son, this work was not available to purchase from shops upon publication, but rather using coupons collected from The Passing Show magazine. It first appeared in retail in 1936, now published by Collins Crime Club. Considered one of the more affordable pre-war Christies due to its method of purchase, it being a short story collection rather than a novel, & the lack of her iconic protagonists, Hercule Poirot or Miss Marple.
Lot 148
J. Baines Ltd. Trading Cards. An early 20th century c1910 pre First World War Navy Gold Medal Football Card in shield shape. The card featuring inset photograph of Naval Admiral Jellicoe, with lithograph colour illustration of navy ship alongside. To verso, J. Baines Ltd. 15, North Parade Bradford. VG.
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