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Lot 549
NATURAL HISTORY (3 Works): 1. Bigland, J: Letters on Natural History. Cundee, 1810, 2nd Edn. With frontis + 50 plates. ½ leather binding. CONDITION: Occasional foxing, a few small tears, one with small loss; o/w VG; 2. Ogilvie-Grant: A Hand-Book to the Game-Birds. Lloyd's Natural History, 2 Vols. 1896. with only 46 of 48 plates; the two plates and pages 97-112 never bound in. ½ leather. CONDITION: lacking 2 plates and pages 97-112; pencil scribble to some plates (defective copy); 3. Waring, S: The Minstrelsy of the Woods. Harvey, 1832. With 16 coloured plates only- lacking the frontis. Plain cloth binding. CONDITION: Lacking the frontis, o/w G (4)
Lot 558
MILLAIS, J G: 1. The Natural History of British Surface-Feeding Ducks: Longmans, 1902, Illustrated With 6 photogravures, 41 coloured plates and 25 other illustrations. Numbered Limited 1st edn. 262/600. Folio. Original cloth, gilt, and teg. CONDITION: Covers spotted; o/w Very Good; 2. The Natural History of British Game Birds: Longmans, 1909, . Numbered Limited 1st edn. 254/550. Folio. Original cloth. CONDITION: Spine faded and with cut to the side; o/w VG (2)
Lot 120
A small Knurr & Spell wooden ball c1890 with hand cut squares – one grain crack, otherwise retaining good shape. Note: The game originated in the moors of Yorkshire in England, and can be traced back to the beginning of the 14th century. It is played with a wooden trap which throws the Knurr - about the size of a walnut – into the air, which is struck by the player with the spell, the winner being, the one who hits the knurr the furthest distance. The spell consists of a four foot long stick made of ash or lance wood and a pummel approx 6x4x1”, swung in similar style to a golf club.
Lot 321
Hamilton, David, signed – “Precious Gum – The Story of The Gutta Percha Golf Ball” publ’d 2004, limited edition no 186/450 – boxed book and balls, bound in quarter leather and marble boards, 82 pages, together with illustrations of the manufacture of the gutta ball. The book opens up new insights of this important phase of the development of the modern game of golf and is accompanied with 3 examples and stages in making the Challenger Bramble golf ball. In presentation Hessian cloth bound box – VG
Lot 325
Hilton, Harold H and Smith, Garden G – “The Royal and Ancient Game of Golf” subscribers ltd ed no 45/900 1st ed 1912 – in the original leather and gilt decorative boards and spine – gilt edge pages, numerous illustrations and colour plates – some wear and tear to the top and tail of spine and other edges and some dark thumb stains. Internally clean with only slight speckle foxing to the odd page
Lot 344
Various volumes on Golf (18) – mostly modern to incl to Blanchard, Ken & Wally Armstrong. The Mulligan. Cloth-backed board, dust jacket. 5th printing, 2910. Penick, Harvey. And If You Play Golf, You’re My Friend. Cloth-backed boards, dust jacket. 5th printing, 1993. Penick, Harvey. For All Who Love the Game. Cloth-backed boards, dust jacket, 1995. (Another copy). Penick, Harvey. Harvey Penick’s Little Red Book. Boards, dust jacket, 1992. Plimpton, George. The Bogey Man. Cloth, dust jacket, 1968. (Another copy). Wrapper, 1969. Neilsen, Leslie. Bad Golf, My Way. Wrappers. Second printing, 1997. Thomas, Bob. Golf Gave Me Something to Love. Boards, dust jacket. One of 1000 copies, signed by the author, this copy additionally inscribed, 200l. Ryde, Peter, ed. Mostly Golf: A Bernard Darwin Anthology. Cloth, dust jacket. Reprint, 1977. Thomas, Bob. Ben Hogan’s Secret. Cloth-backed boards. 3rd printing, 1997. Simpson, Walter. The Art of Golf. Cloth. Reprint, 1992. Jones, Robert Tyre (Bobby). Bobby Jones on Golf. Cloth. 1966. Wilson, Harry Leon. So This is Golf! Cloth-backed boards. 1923. Sarazen, Gene. Thirty Years of Championship Golf. Cloth. 1996. Darwin, Bernard. Pack Clouds Away. Cloth. Second Impression. 1941. Matthew, Sidney L. Secrets of the Master: The Best of Bobby Jones. Boards, dust jacket. 1996. The Royal Montreal Golf Club, 1873 – 2000. Boards. Privately published. 2001. Together 18 volumes. Most very good to fine.
Lot 346
Movie Set of Clubs – the following two lots were used in the making of the film “The Greatest Game Ever Played.” The producers contracted with Ralph Livingston to provide various golf clubs for the above film as contained in the following two sets of clubs. Fine set of golf clubs which were used by the Harry Vardon character in the film The Greatest Game played by actor Stephen Dillane - the set comprises 2 matching dark stained woods to incl a Spalding Autograph brassie and a similar style spoon – both with brass sole plates together with 4x Tom Stewart irons incl Vardon cleek, Chas Arundel Delamere mid iron, a James Gourlay mashie niblick, and T Stewart Niblick plus 2x putters incl Brown Vardon pat stamped with Gibson Star and D Anderson St Andrews Glory off set blade (8) – together with a period webbing made pencil golf bag (9). Note: comes c/w copy of the DVD and script which was marked up by Ralph at that time indicating when the clubs were used
Lot 347
Fine set of golf clubs used by the Francis Quimet character in the film The Greatest Game played by the actor Shia LeBoeuf – the set comprises a matching set of Butchart woods to incl a driver, brassie and spoon all with matching black fibre face inserts plus another brassie by Butchart together with 7x Tom Stewart irons incl FO/RTJ no.1 iron, Mongrel mashie, RTJ mashie, et al and a wry neck putter in all (12). All contained in a period leather and canvas pencil golf bag not used in the film (13)
Lot 388
Late 18thC engraving of Edinburgh Castle – titled in old English “Eaft View of Edinburgh Caftle” from Bruntsfield and printed to the lower left hand corner Paul Sandby Delin et Sculp – note the large gathering in the foreground possibly watching a game of golf? – image measures 10.5 x 14.5” – mf&g overall 15x 19” note the frame is dated A.D 1780
Lot 518
Scarce and early Garton Toy Co Sheboygan Wisconsin Lawn/garden Golf putting game in makers original pine boxc1930s – comprising 1-9 holes including all the flags, and various obstacles no. 1-9, a lawn hole cutter and 2x metal cup holes – box measures 34.5x 15x 5.5”. Note: Research shows that in 1938 the company was advertising “Wheel Goods and Sleds for 60 years” hence The Garton Toy Co goes back to a least 1878
Lot 525
1890 Demorest’s Family Magazine (US-monthly) Vol. XXVI no. 12, with one of the earliest articles on ladies golf titled “The Game of Golf for Ladies” with 5 illustrations of Victorian ladies playing golf, incl Lofting Over a Stymie, Teeing the Ball, In a Bunker, and Putting, together with “Plan of golf Links at Minehead, England.” Covers are generally worn, split, with minor nicks and a portion lost to the back cover. Internally clean.
Lot 526
1869 – Liverpool Golf Club Formation/Opening. 1869 “The Scotsman, Edinburgh”, newspaper dated Wed. June 9, 1869 – announcing the formation of Liverpool Golf Club at Hoylake - on p. 7, 4th and 5th columns – the details such as “The Scotch residents in Liverpool to form a golf club…” another “The Scotch national game of golf was played for the first time on the ground, which should the club prosper…” The first round of golf was between Geo. Morris St Andrews (brother of Tom Morris) and Mr. Robert Chambers of Edinburgh, ex-amateur champion; followed by a foursomes match, including Mr. Dunn (Warrington) and Mr. Morris against Mr. Chambers and Mr. Leslie of Liverpool (acting secretary). The match ended in a draw, followed by the final round of the day between Mr. Chambers and Mr. Dunn, which concluded shortly after 6:00. Note: Liverpool Golf Club is the third oldest golf club in England and one would say, with reference to the above, has prospered having held nearly every major golfing competition since its inception in 1869 incl both Professional and Amateur Tournaments
Lot 209
Good quantity of boxed/carded action figures and toys: Vivid Imaginations Captain Scarlet and the Mysterons Spectrum Cloudbase HQ; Playmates Tomb Raider Lara Croft in Wetsuit; MB Games Indiana Jones Akator Temple Race Game; Big Brain Academy game; Vivid Imaginations Austin Powers Dr Evil figure; Thinkway Toy Story Buzz Lightyear; Toy Biz Fantastic Four Human Torch Motorcycle; two Saban`s VR Troopers Bendable figures (cards opened). Together with a quantity of assorted unboxed action figures. Conditions vary from F-VG.
Lot 210
11 x Toy Biz Video Game Super Stars Resident Evil action figures: full set of five Resident Evil figures (Hunter & Chimera, Jill Valentine & Web Spinner, Zombie & Forest Speyer, Tyrant, Chris Redfield & Cerberus); full set of three Resident Evil 2 figures (Leon Kennedy & Licker, William G-3/G-4, Claire Redfield & Zombie Cop); three Resident Evil 2 Platinum figures (Tyrant/Mr. X, William Birkin & Sherry, Ada Wong & Ivy). All unopened on VG/E cards. (11)
Lot 213
Quantity of boxed Doctor Who toys: Character 1:4 scale Radio Controlled K-9; Character Radio Controlled Dalek Battle Pack; Product Enterprise Classic Radio Command Dalek; Toy Brokers Time Travelling Action Game (sealed). Together with a small quantity of Gerry Anderson toys: carded Matchbox Thunderbirds FAB 1; boxed Vivid Imaginations Captain Scarlet Spectrum Command Team; four Captain Scarlet figures in baggies. Overall appear VG-E. (10)
Lot 216
Quantity of Star Wars toys: Pride Displays Action Figure Display Diorama; Kenner Collector Series Obi-Wan Kenobi; boxed Kenner Classic Edition 4-Pack with Topps cards; Parker Brothers Escape the Death Star Action Figure game; Kenner Power of the Force 2 Speeder Bike with Princess Leia; Kenner Shadows of the Empire Swoop; four JusToys Bend-Ems; six carded Hasbro/Kenner figures; Walkers Jar-Jar Sticky Tongue Toy. All boxed/carded, overall appear VG-E. (17)
Lot 320
GWR boxed Game `Race To The Ocean Coast`, manufactured by Chad Valley for the Great Western Railway. Complete except the Shaker (as normal) containing the board, three locomotives and the original instructions. Overall extremely good, the box is quite good but does have some edge splitting. The box image is extremely good and depicts King Class 6000 storming forward.
Lot 638
A selection of various OO gauge items and accessories to include a Triang Continental RHX set with poor original box together with a quantity of assorted accessories and rolling stock by Triang and Hornby, some boxed. Together with a boxed Corinthian bagatelle game and an early Chad Valley Escalado game.
Lot 156
Selection of Bonzo the dog items - two Spear`s Bonzo games: Bonnie McBonzo, quoits game with card Bonzo balancing bone on nose, and eight quoits (VG in VG box); The Bonzo Chase, by George Studdy, comprising illustrated card playing board, six wooden counters, and a die (VG in G/VG box). Together with three Bonzo Annuals, Dean and Son Ltd.: 1937; 1948; 1949. (all G), `Bonzo the Life and Work of George Studdy` (Paul Babb and Gay Owen), a Valentine`s Bonzo Series Postcard `I Wish I Could Join You!`, and a Bonzo Advertising Card - commissioned to Geroge Studdy by Sir Frank Bowden to promote his company Be-Ze-Be Busy Bee Jams and Honey in the 1940`s (the original artwork for which, has unfortunately been lost). (8)
Lot 226
Chad Valley Bird Shooting Game, comprises: wooden fence with hinged feet, and five wooden birds on revolving pole, `No Shooting Allowed` sign to one end, together with a wood/tinplate gun marked `Bandit Repeater` (for use with elastic bands). Each bird is attached to a wooden block and when shot the birds fall back to reveal a score on the block. Length 31cm, height 14.5cm. Overall F, one bird has come unattached from block and two birds missing head feathers, corrosion to metal parts on gun.
Lot 228
Wild West Shooting Range game, made in England: four card wild west figures stapled to a wire which is attached to the box base, together with a metal spring loaded gun with three wooden `bullets`. The aim is to knock down the figures, each of which has a score. G in G box with instructions inside lid (graffiti to inner lid).
Lot 240
Selection of Will`s Woodbine Cigarettes Games: Cricket Game, of tinplate rectangular form with printed title and advertising picture, rolling mechanism enclosed with button to top and lever to base, 15cm x 10cm (VG/E); Dominoes, black plastic with `Will`s Woodbine` to back of each, contained in tin with title to lid; Playing Cards, 53 x cards with floral design (G, name in pen to back of box). (3)
Lot 243
Selection of games: Chad Valley `Noblo` - The Art of Boxing by Cards, with two metal Boxer figures, a die, 59 x cards, and instructions in F box; Spear`s Blow Football, with two card goalies on metal stands, and four blowing pipes, in G box; H.P.Gibson & Sons Ltd. `Aroisk`, with fold-out board, and six metal racing cars, in F/P box; ; Toys To Teach Superior Dissected Maps wooden jigsaw puzzle in wooden box; Gee-Wiz Horse Racing Game; The Royal Game of Bezique; Delta Jigsaw Puzzle `The Wind Fairies`. Overall G-F. Together with a selection of boards for board games, including Glevum ARP battle game, horse racing board, Gibbs The Ivory Castle Game, and a repaired Pin the Tail on the Donkey.
Lot 244
Selection of games: Chad Valley To Market The New Tractor Game, containing three metal tractors, die, shaker, playing board and instructions (torn along fold) G with G box; The Prince`s Quest, containing five metal Prince figures, selection of markers, shaker, leather pouch, 4 x assorted dice(G, missing board, in G box); Tan-Sad Ltd. (Birmingham) Rolo-Boko, with six card heads, two tinplate Rolo rolls, and instructions (G in G/F box with tape to edges of lid). Together with `The Actor`s Make-Up Box`, containing a nose, paper glasses, Charlie Chaplin`s Moustache, cigarette, fake gold teeth, and other items with instructions in G box. (4)
Lot 142
The Archers 1960s Chad Valley Game: First produced: 1960s Number of players: 3 to 7. Object of the game: Each player starts with £200, a farm card and farmer for moving around the board. The player`s farm card represents the visible assets of a farm including livestock, crops and tractors. Players move around the game board purchasing livestock in auctions and buying tractors. Players earn money by landing on squares which allow them to sell crops at a specific price. The first player to stock their farm by covering all the squares on their farm is the winner. The seventh player acts as auctioneer and banker. Appears complete
Lot 211
2002 US Game Ghettopoly: Game consists of Buying stolen properties, pimpin hoes, building crack houses and projects, paying protection fees and getting car jacked are some of the elements of the game. Not dope enough?...If you don`t have the money that you owe to the loan shark you might just land yourself in da Emergency Room (This game was banned because of the content)
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