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![MANUSCRIPT COOKERY 26 pages of receipes, calf, folio, c [late] 17th cent. Receipes inc. creamed cheese, garlic vinegar, goose](http://lot-images.atgmedia.com/SR/35909/2870766/546-201385171057_468x382.jpg)
Lot 670
ELLIS, George Viner & FORD, G.H - Illustrations of Dissections in a series of original coloured plates the size of life. Representing the Dissection of the Human Body old boards disbound, 58 hand coloured lithograph plates, folio, 1867. * sold as a collection of plates, not subject to return
Lot 1294
CHILDREN'S BOOKS. "Orlando (The Marmalade Cat) Becomes a Doctor." by Kathleen Hale, 1st edn, orig col lithos by author, orig col litho wps, folio 1944 vg; "Orlando, His Silver Wedding." 1st edn, col lithos, orig wps, fl, 1944 vg; plus three reprints "A Trip Abroad" 1942; "A Camping Holiday." 1942; "Buys a Farm." 1943, all orig col lithos and covers, fl, good condition.
Lot 1309
PHOTOGRAPHS. Gibson, Penzance. Very good album containing 39 sepia views West Cornwall showing many features no longer present - wayside chapels, wells and springs, stone crosses. Also shows town scenes, early Gorsedd etc., photos stuck down, average size 195 x 143mm, many with "Gibson, Penzance" mark, or impressed "Gibson & Sons, Penzance and Scilly Isles.", orig 1/2 roan, folio, late 19th century.
Lot 652
A RUSSIAN FOLIO OF REPRODUCTION IMPRESSIONIST PRINTS^ various prints from artists such as Pablo Picasso^ Paul Cezanna^ Paul Gauguin^ Claude Monet^ Henri Matisse^ and many others^ all with text in Russian^ and with a material covered folding card cover. (qty) Discolouration and staining to cover^ yellowing to text^ prints appear ok.
Lot 2413
Royal Shakespeare Company sterling silver proof set Royal Shakespeare Company First Edition sterling silver proof set "The Shakespeare Medals" issued by the Royal Shakespeare Theatre, and honors the 350th anniversary of the publishing of the famous First Folio, the first edition of his plays, Comedies, Tragedies, and Histories, 38 total medals presented in a fitted binder Starting Price: $400
Lot 386
Two boxes of assorted cigarette, tea and other cards to include Wills, John Player, etc, Molassine Dog & Puppy Biscuits, The White Fish Authority, ABC Minors, Typhoo Tea, etc CONDITION REPORTS There is a folio of odd cards i.e. not complete to include Horse Racing, Armed Forces, Racing Scenes, Famous Jockeys, British Soldiers, etc. - condition all commensurate with age and handling (see photos).
Lot 480
A quantity of assorted ephemera to include World War II photographs, post War credit certificates, Combined Operations Manual, press cuttings, "Air Raid Precaution" Will's cigarette cards, Player's "Military Uniforms of The British Empire Overseas" cigarette cards, British War Office map, a quantity of World War I money of necessity, black and white postcards, "War Illustrated" magazines, a quantity of Cassell's "Illustrated History of the Boer War" and a folio of aviation related ephemera to include black and white photographs, various pamphlets, newspaper cuttings, RAF badges, John Player cigarette cards, Air Recognition pamphlet Vol. 1 and an autographed copy of the magazine "Green Course" CONDITION REPORTS All items are contained within four lever arch files. All items with general aged wear and fraying to paper, with some tears particularly to the "War Illustrated" magazines. All other items contained within the files - as found. Viewing in person thoroughly recommended to satisfy prospective buyers of condition and complete contents of this Lot. Any other further enquiries please contact us at the Cirencester Salerooms.
Lot 105
THE MEDALS OF FLIGHT SERGEANT JOHN CASSON 250 (SUDAN SQUADRON) who died of wounds received during his act of gallantry, comprising Gallantry Medal (Flying), Geo. VI (778890 F/SGT. J. CASSON R.A.F.), 1939/45 Star, Africa Star, Italy Star, Defence Medal, War Medal, 1939-45, Extremely Fine. One morning in May 1944, this airman took part in an attack on mechanical transport on the Alatri-Frosinone road. Despite intense opposing fire, F/Sgt. Casson pressed home his attacks with great determination. Whilst making a second run over the target his aircraft was it by a shell. F/Sgt. Casson was badly wounded in the thigh. Although faint through the loss of blood and shock, this valiant pilot flew his damaged aircraft to base. He was unable to operate one rudder bar owing to his exhausted condition. Nevertheless he effected a safe landing. As he was lifted from the controls F.Sgt. Casson collapsed. This airman displayed courage, fortitude and devotion to duty of the highest order. Extract from “In Action with the Enemy” ---- Alan Cooper:- Fighter-Bomber Pilot These were the only CGMs given for specific actions in the Middle East. It was to be another year before anyone of the Desert Air Force received another by which time it was operating in Italy. On 27th May, 1944, Flight Serjeant John Casson, from Salisbury, Rhodesia, was with 250 (Sudan) Squadron and based at San Angelo, Italy, flying P40 fighter bombers. On this day he was detailed for an armed reconnaissance mission along the Caprino-Arche-Frosinone road, Near Frosinone, twenty plus enemy motor transport vehicles were spotted and Red Section, led by Casson, in Kittyhawk FX761, went into the attack. He scored four hits on the road and claimed one motor vehicle destroyed when it blew up with flames shooting up to 300 feet. The section then attacked in pairs and obtained further hits. Blue Section also attacked and scored further hits; it was believed the transports were carrying vital petrol. The flak was intense from several ground positions. Casson had made his two runs in the face of severe opposition. In his second attack his Kittyhawk was hit by a shell and he was seriously wounded in the thigh and his aircraft holed and a tyre punctured. Although bleeding profusely and almost passing out through pain and loss of blood, he flew his aircraft back to base, a distance of fifty miles. Unable to operate one rudder bar because of his would and with a shredded tyre, he nevertheless made a good landing. Only when being lifted out of his cockpit did he finally pass out. He was recommended for the CGM the same day by his CO, Major J. R. R. Wells D.F.C., but sadly he succumbed to his wounds. John Casson was buried on 28th May in British Cemetery No. 12. His action came at the height of the Battle for Rome and apart from Casson, the squadron got quite a mauling in this operation. Wingman to Casson, Sergeant Barrow, did not get home. Flight Lieutenant McBryde, an Australian, had to force land but luckily, inside Allied lines. Four other aircraft came back with holes shot through them. At the time of his death, Casson had flown ninety-eight aieruwa BS Gs 496 flying hours in his log book. ALSO THE MEDALS OF HIS BROTHER 778385 SGT. W. H. CASSON 102 SQUADRON also killed while serving No. 102 Squadron (Ceylon), comprising WAR MEDAL 1939-1945 STAR, THE AIR CREW EUROPE STAR. Sold with a large folio of photographs, accounts and papers.
Lot 46
EDMONDSON, Joseph, A Complete Body of Heraldry, including Glover`s Ordinary of Arms, An Alphabet of Arms, containing upwards of fifty thousand coats, illus copper plates, pub London, 1780, folio, full calf, repair to spines, bears book plate of Edward Herbert, Viscount Clive, marbled endpapers (2)¦
Lot 507
After Ferdinand Hodler, Swiss 1853-1918- "Das Werk Ferdinand Hodlers, Vierzig Heliogravueren", publ. R Piper & Co, Verlag Munchen c.1910; heliogravures, forty, with text frontispiece and original embossed hard backed cover, published in three editions, this being from the general issue with signature printed within the plate, ea. 45x55cm, (folio)
Lot 255
Vintage Movie Souvenir Playing Cards, New York City Playing Cards, Piatnik Buchanan Tartan playing cards, together with A double pack of playing cards within a suede HMT Dilwara case, loose postcards of Renfrew and a small folio of View of Renfrew and a HM King Edward VII commemorative needle case (mixed lot)
Lot 244
A large, varied collection of clothbound books, mainly 20th Century - Literary fiction, biographies, science fiction, crime, travel, local history, fine art etc. Many limited editions in dust jackets, several signed. Children`s classics, illustrated by Dulac/Heath Robinson (Folio), Rackham. - Joyce, Yeats, Woodhouse, Blish, L. Niven, E.V. Cunningham, Tranter, Enright, Raven, Sassoon, Leigh Fermor, N. Collins, Wootton etc.
Lot 1073
1073 Boris Lovet-Lorski (1894-1972 Russian), ``Lithographs`` (Volume II; portfolio of 10) A suite of 10 images depicting figures and figures in landscapes within a cloth-covered portfolio, inscribed by the artist: To Mona from Boris, each: signed in pencil lower right: Boris Lovet-Lorski, folio 175 out of 250, 1929, each paper size: 15.5`` H x 11.75`` W, est: $600/800 Literature: Braun et Cie., printer. Note: Together with another unrelated late 20th century lithograph with a Grapes of Wrath theme, indistinctly signed. Provenance: The Hobbit Gallery, Orange, CA; Private Collection, Long Beach, CA, acquired from the above, 1973. Condition: The paper: each with deckled edges. Some minor, even toning. Some pages with very minor corner folds. The portfolio with minor staining and soiling. Rubbing to the artist name. The modern print in generally good condition. Your bid indicates acceptance of our Conditions of Sale. AS-IS. ALL SALES FINAL
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