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Lot 878
Rugby League, Racing Club De Roanne v Yorkshire and Lancashire Select XIII, a programme from the game played during the 1934/35 season, together with a photograph of the Yorkshire/Lancashire team, and a Hotel Bedford, Paris, adminstration card formerly belonging to Mr Woods (Player of Yorkshire/Lancashire team).
Lot 879
Rugby League 1937/38, a pair of interesting programmes, 27/11/1937 Warrington v Australia, and 29/09/1937 a programme for Lancashire v Australia for a game played at Warrington, however the game did not appear to take place, and Lancashire played Yorkshire on that date. The original programme has pen team changes reflecting this.
Lot 67
An early 19th Century flintlock by Williamson:, the two stage barrel with proof marks over side lock action signed as per title, with pierced whitemetal game scene lock plate, whitemetal vacant cartouche with eagle cresting to stock, engraved steel trigger guard and butt guard on a full walnut shell carved stock, 92cm barrel length.
Lot 45
Knight, Charles "The Works of Shakespeare with notes", publisher Virtue and Co, 2 vols, imperial edition, numerous illustrations on steel, marbled end papers with a.e.g. half leather with gilt rules, gilt decorations to spine and raised bands to volume 1, backstrip missing vol 2, dentells, marbled end papers, 2 vols, Baillie-Grohman, W.M.A. and F. (ed) "The Master of Game by Edward II Duke of York...", Ballantyne, Hanson and Co, 1904, the entire book is suffering from damp, pages missing, boards damaged, though the gilt insignia on front board in tact and is number 29 of numbers 1-10 and a Bible, published Liverpool, Nuttall, Fisher and Dixon, 1813, plates, end papers loose, full leather but boards detached, condition poor (4)
Lot 113
Kenny, W. S "Practical Chess Grammar, or an Introduction to the Royal game of Chess....", fourth edition, in a Series of Plates. London: Printed For T. and J. Allman, W. Reid, and Baldwin, Cradock, and Joy, 1818 Please note we do not guarantee books regarding collation. Bidders must be completely satisfied with condition and collation before bidding.
Lot 361
19th century treacle glazed frog loving mug decorated with moulded figures and dogs, interior of a frog and treacle glazed jug decorated with hand handle and both moulded all over with game, together with a carved mother of pearl shell, oval, depicting the last supper, mother of pearl buckle, etc.
Lot 239
A Treatise on the Game of Chess containing games of odds, various openings of even games ....., first published in 1617 by D. Pietro Carrera, translated from the Italian by W Lewis; publ. London, J M Richardson & Robert Triphook, 1822 in original leather boards embossed Madras Club (NB Second oldest club in India).
Lot 24
Pair unusual mid-eighteenth century Chinese blue and white export porcelain octagonal meat plates painted with Chinese huntsmen with muskets, shooting game, within floral borders, 31cm wide x 22.5cm high CONDITION REPORT One has a small rim chip and fritting. Other has two small rim chips and fritting. Both have some light surface wear to glaze commensurate with age. Overall good order
Lot 1089
Zeppelin interest, `Rings um den Bodensee` (Ring of Lake Constance) German card game, each card depicting various places of scenery, the cover of box with scene of a Zeppelin, together with, one other German card game, `Mit Graf Zeppelin um die Erde` (With Graf Zeppelin to the Earth), the cards covering personalities of, or facilities on the Graf Zeppelin, (2)
Lot 700
A bag shaped copper powder flask, graduated brass top by Hawksley, with “WD”, broad arrow and Govt Sale mark, 7” overall (dented, spring broken), another copper flask “Dead Game” (Riling 623), 8” overall (AF), and an all brass flask, graduated top marked “Patent”, shape as Riling 1325 but panelled, 7” overall (spring broken). QGC to GC (3)
Lot 854
A mid 19th Century oak and mahogany crossbanded longcase clock the painted arch dial with a scene of huntsman and game dogs with a country residence in the distance, second and date subsidiary dials and eight day striking movement by N Haines Knowle, enclosed by a pillared hood mounted with three brass finials over a short lancet trunk door inlaid with an oval shell patera on canted plinth base, 237cm high
Lot 583
Fur and Feather Series : The Pheasant 1895; The Grouse 1894; The Partridge, 1896; The Hare 1896. The Badminton Library : Shooting, Moor & Marsh 1886; Shooting, Field & Covert, 1886; Fishing, Salmon & Trout, 1889. The Lonsdale Library, Shooting by Moor, Field and Shore (2 copies); Game Birds, Beasts and Fishes; The Lonsdale Keeper's Book. CONDITION REPORT: Some mild foxing in some volumes o/w vg.
Lot 626
Roosevelt T. : Hunting Trips of a Ranchman, 1891; Ward R. : Records of Big Game 1903; Scrope W. : Days of Deer Stalking, 1894; Payne-Gallwey R. : The Fowler in Ireland 1882 ( Limited Ed. Rep. 1985 ). Together with two further related titles. CONDITION REPORT: Scrope title requiring repair. Others generally vg.
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