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Lot 413
Mixed Toys, including a boxed Tri-ang Ranger 10 tinplate pick-up truck, boxed Tri-ang Jumbo Arc Loader, three other Tri-ang tinplate vehicles, boxed Tudor Rose plastic bus, boxed Dinky Klingon Battle Cruiser, Sea King Helicopter and others, Dinky Military and Motor Patrol Boat kits, boxed Dinky Builder Outfits, Subbuteo table soccer game etc., in two boxes.
Lot 263
E. J. CHURCHILL, A PAIR OF 12-BORE "CORONATION" MODEL SELF-OPENING BOXLOCK EJECTOR GUNS, NOS. 5924/5, 28-inch replacement barrels by John Dickson & Son with 2 1/2-inch chambers about improved cylinder and 1/4 choke borings, the frame, side plates and gold numbered top levers engraved with fine scrollwork and scenes of game and dogs within landscapes, retaining traces of original hardening colour, 15-inch figured stocks including rubber recoil pads, 6lb. 8oz., nitro proof, in their maker's lightweight 'VC' motor case
Lot 273
HOLLAND & HOLLAND, A 12-BORE "ROYAL" MODEL SIDELOCK EJECTOR GUN NO. 12135, 28-inch sleeved barrels with 2 1/2-inch chambers about 1/4 and 1/2 choke borings, top extension and sunken game rib, the frame and locks with bouquet and scroll engraving, raised cocking indicators, 15-inch well figured cross-over stock including 1 1/2-inch extension, cast off for the right shoulder and left master eye,, 6lb. 8oz., nitro proof
Lot 289
W. & C. SCOTT, A FINE 12-BORE "CHATSWORTH" MODEL BOXLOCK EJECTOR GUN NO. 146471, 28-inch barrels with 2 3/4-inch chambers about 1/4 and 1/2 choke borings, the scroll-back frame engraved with fine bouquet and scrollwork surrounding detail game scenes, retaining all of its original hardening colour, rolled edge trigger guard, 15-inch highly figured stock, 6lb. 7oz., nitro proof, in its maker's canvas case . The gun was built in 1981 and appears unused., The gun is sold with its original bill of sale for £2836.46, correspondence and tag.
Lot 294
W. W. GREENER, A 12-BORE "ROYAL" MODEL EJECTOR GUN, NO. 45091, 30-inch Westley Richards 'Special Steel' barrels with, 2 1/2-inch chambers about 1/4 and 3/4 choke borings, crossbolt extension, the scroll -backed frame with fine scroll engraving surrounding scenes of dogs and game, arcaded fences, top lever with gold crown, non-automatic side safety, gold-washed lockwork, 'Unique'-type ejectors, 14-inch well figured stock, 6lb. 9oz., nitro proof, left barrel wall thickness marginal
Lot 326
R. QUINCEY, A 12-BORE SIDE LEVER HAMMER GUN NO. 14, 30-inch damascus barrels with 2 1/2-inch chambers about true cylinder borings, the frame, side lever, non-rebounding bar lock and hammers with border and scroll engraving and with numerous scenes of dogs and game, retaining traces of hardening colour, 14 1/4- inch well figured stock with steel butt plate, 7lb. 5oz., black powder proof (1868 Rules)
Lot 112
HEYM, A 20-BORE/8X57 IRS DRILLING NO. 52327, 25-inch barrels with 3-inch chambers about 1/2 and 3/4 choke borings, machined rib with crossbolt extension and folding rear sight, the frame and dummy side plates profusely engraved with scrollwork and scenes of deer and game amidst heavy woodland, set front trigger,, 14 1/4-inch stock with pistol grip and ribbed butt plate, 8lb., German nitro proof The rifle appears little used.
![[Sporting Interest] A set of six silver menu holders by J. A. Campbell, London 1992, pierced and engraved with a stag's head](http://lot-images.atgmedia.com/SR/10011/2769105/379-189-10011_468x382.jpg)
Lot 379
[Sporting Interest] A set of six silver menu holders by J. A. Campbell, London 1992, pierced and engraved with a stag's head, game birds and a spaniel's head, on disc bases, 3.2cm (1.25in) diameter, in a case; and another set conforming, in a case, 162g (5 oz) gross. Visit www.dnfa.com for condition reports.
Lot 1015
Siberian Ibex (Capra ibex almasyi), Central Asia 1907, by Rowland Ward, head mount, right horn 136cm, left horn 135cm, tip to tip 87.5cm, on Rowland Ward oak shield with ivorine title plaque inscribed Thian Shan Ibex, Central Asia 1907, the reverse with Rowland Ward The Gallery of Natural History label and gouged RW See illustration. These horns equate to 53 /12 inches which are record class. Two of this size are recorded in Rowland Ward's Records of Big Game, circa 1921.
Lot 1027
Takin (Budorcas taxicolor), Lohit Valley, S.E. Tibet, 1,000ft, 10 July 1911, shot by Capt F M Bailey, by Rowland Ward, 72cm from the wall, on oak shield (gouged RW) See illustration. Mentioned in Rowland Ward's Records of Big Game, 1914 edition, p.348. The Takin in Szechwan occupies rugged terrain with jagged cliffs and granite precipices between the altitudes of 2500m and 3000m upwards to 4500m, a range which includes thickets of bamboo and rhododendron as well as alpine meadows where the animals may feed in summer. Further west, in the Mishmi Hills along the Assam-China border, Takin live in steep and dense evergreen forests at altitudes of 900m to 3000m.
Lot 1077
Alaskan Brown Bear (Ursus arctos middendorffi), Admiralty Island, North Pacific, May 1913, by Rowland Ward, head mount, with snarling open jaw, the oak shield with ivorine plaque inscribed as above, vestiges of original Rowland Ward label and gouged mark See illustration. Provenance: Laurence Cadbury Collection. Part of a collection of mounted big game trophies brought back from Alaska, North America and East Africa in 1913 and 1934 by Laurence Cadbury. Many of his specimens were mounted by Rowland Ward, and were sold by James & Lister Lea in a marquee at "The Davids", Hole Lane, Northfield, Birmingham 17th and 18th November 1988. This was lot 738 and was illustrated in the catalogue. A full mount Alaskan Brown Bear was sold in the same sale as lot 736, and this example is recorded in Rowland Ward's Records of Big Game, vol II. This example was probably shot during the same hunting trip.
Lot 1078
Dall's Sheep (Ovis dalli dalli), Generk Glacier, Yukon, Sept 1913, by Rowland Ward, head mount, right horn 88.5cm, left horn 76cm, tip to tip 65cm, 58cm from the wall, on oak shield with ivorine title plaque as above, with Rowland Ward labels on the reverse and gouged RW; and Another, Shushana, Alaska, September 1913, by Rowland Ward, head mount, right horn 74cm, left 71cm, tip to tip 52cm, distance from the wall 53cm (2). Yukon Example. Provenance: Laurence Cadbury Collection. Part of a collection of mounted big game trophies brought back from Alaska, North America and East Africa in 1913 and 1934 by Laurence Cadbury. Many of his specimens were mounted by Rowland Ward, and were sold by James & Lister Lea in a marquee at "The Davids", Hole Lane, Northfield, Birmingham 17th and 18th November 1988. This is probably either lot 740 and 752 from the Cadbury sale (erroneously described as Mountain Bighorns in the catalogue).
Lot 1088
Astor or Pir Panjal Markhor (Capra falconeri cashmirensis), Sir Edmund Loder Collection, circa 1900, head mount, right horn 113cm, left horn 115cm, tip to tip 93cm, on wood shield with original green stained card Loder label See illustration. Sir Edmund Loder is recorded in Rowland Ward's Records of Big Game, pg.202, as having taken an Astor Markhor in 1891, the tip to tip measurements of which equate to this one.
Lot 1105
Spanish Ibex (Capra pyrenaica pyrenaica), Sierra de Gredos, P Neame 1930, by Peter Spicer & Sons, Leamington, head mount, right horn 69cm, left horn 73cm, tip to tip 56cm, on wood shield with ivorine plaque inscribed Spanish Ibex 28 1/2 inch Sierra de Gredos P Neame 1930, the shield back stamped with taxidermist's name See illustration. These are record class horn measurements. Many of the horns recorded in Rowland Ward's Records of Big Game, indeed the world record example (34 3/8 inches) were taken in the famous Gredos hunting grounds.
Lot 1117
Kodiak Bear (Ursus arctos middendorffi), circa 1913, by Rowland Ward, rug with head mount, the jaw agape, on brown felt edged canvas backing with original Rowland Ward textile label, 231cm long, 190cm across rear limbs See illustration and illustration of the catalogue illustration. Provenance: Laurence Cadbury Collection. Part of a collection of mounted big game trophies brought back from Alaska, North America and East Africa in 1913 and 1934 by Laurence Cadbury. Many of his specimens were mounted by Rowland Ward, and were sold by James & Lister Lea in a marquee at "The Davids", Hole Lane, Northfield, Birmingham 17th and 18th November 1988. This was lot 754 and was illustrated in the catalogue, where it is erroneously described as "a large polar bear skin rug with mask mounted on baize"
Lot 1140
A Cased Group of Game Birds, circa 1870, comprising a pair of ptarmigan, an albino woodcock, a grouse, and a pair of blackcock, together with an albino swallow, a ptarmigan chick and a lark, all set against a moss encrusted rock amongst grasses, in a faux painted rosewood framed case with pilaster columns, 108cm by 46cm by 89cm See illustration
Lot 71
A Royal Dux Bohemia Hunter Group, early 20th century, as a father kneeling with a double barrelled percussion shotgun, as his son, wearing a feather plumed hat stands beside him holding game birds, shaped oval rustic plinth, in typical subdued colours and gilt throughout, impressed and applied pink triangle pad mark, impressed 2385, 59.5cm high See illustration
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