Frederick Warne & Co. Ltd. Peter Rabbit's Race Game, c.1920's, 'a very interesting and amusing game introducing the famous characters created by Miss Beatrix Potter', comprising an illustrated board featuring scenes from the story book (measures 74 x 51cm), four lead figures (Peter Rabbit, Squirrel Nutkin, Jeremy Fisher and Jemima Puddle-Duck), die and shaker. G/VG (light chipping to figures) in G/VG box with instruction leaflet.
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Michael Seidel (Germany) Tinplate Mercedes: cream with tinprinted interior, friction drive, length 26cm (F, lacks interior fittings). Together with a selection of tinplate and plastic models including Merit Toddling Tortoise (boxed), and a Pepys Speed card game. Conditions vary, mostly unboxed. (7)
A Browning 525 Advance Game multi-choke 12 bore O/U shotgun, this classic shotgun has 30" barrels and is complete with manual, chokes and Browning hard case, this shotgun is in 'as new' condition as you will find, a stunning shotgun, this item can only be purchased by someone with a current valid shotgun certificate or an R.F.D.
WWI “Tommy’s” Trench Draughts set. An attractive “board” being a linen handkerchief printed with chequered centre, outer border depicting draughts, inner border with scenes of sailors and soldiers in trenches playing the game. A panel in the border declares “The favourite game of our soldiers in the trenches and our sailors on the sea.”. Complete with 15 white and 15 black original paper pieces. Generally VGC.
Berkshire. Simmons (Matthew), Barkeshire with some consining Townes, [1625 or later], uncoloured map engraved by J Van Langeren, some soiling, wear and slight loss to margins, strengthened on verso, 110 x 100 mm, together with, Van den Keere (Pieter), Connack Millaria Anglicana, circa 1627, hand coloured map, 85 x 120 mm, English text on verso, with, Gibson (John), Somersetshire, [1759], uncoloured engraved miniature map, 65 x 110 mm, plus, Belfast Ropework Company Ltd, Brass measuring scale, circa 1910, brass and wood sliding measuring scale, calibrated with the measurements for rope, wire, tared hemp and Manilla coils, 120 x 45 mm, with a pewter medal showing the two hemispheres of the world, diameter 50 mm, and, Jaques & Son Ltd (publishers), The Counties of England. A Geographical Game, 2nd. series, circa 1910, forty-eight (complete as key card) colour printed cards, contained in publisher's card slipcase with printed label to upper board, a little worn and frayed (6)
INDIE SEVENS - Fab pack of 20 x 12" singles, 23 x 7" singles, a CD box set and a DVD to include many now deleted and tricky to find. 12" will feature Slowdive - 5 EP (promo), INXS (x5) Inc. Heaven Sent (both parts), The Chemical Brothers, Prodigy, Leftfield and Jamiroquai. 7" Artists/titles include Mansun - Wide Open Space white vinyl, Bloc Party - I Still Remember (parts 1 and 2 including red vinyl), Coldplay (x4), The Magic Numbers (x5) inc. Take A Chance (2 copies including clear vinyl), Love's A Game and See You, See Me, Babyshambles, Dirty Pretty Things and OMD (x3 Japanese) including Souvenir (VIPX-1612). Condition is generally Ex to Ex+/unplayed.
STADIUM ROCKERS - Great pack of 19 x releases featuring Bruce Springsteen and Queen. Springsteen (x12) titles will include …& The E Street Band box set (4502271), Born In The USA (promo EP and LP), Tunnel Of Love, Born To Run and Darkness On The Edge Of Town. Queen releases are The Miracle, Live Magic, Greatest Hits,The Game, News Of The World, A Kind Of Magic and The Works. Condition is generally Ex to Ex+.
A Victorian 1821 Pattern Light Cavalry Officer's sword, 93cm blade by Wilkinson, serial no 22097 for 1877, etched with scrolling foliage and crowned VR cyphers, regulation three-bar steel hilt, wire bound fishskin grip. Blade patinated. Purchased by Sir Bernard Edward Barnaby FitzPatrick (1848-1937), 2nd Baron Castletown. At Brazenose College, Oxford (1868) he studied law and modern history, and was an enthusiastic contributor to several violent town-and-gown confrontations, gaining an enduring reputation for being good with his fists. He was also a notable eccentric, at one time keeping a 14 foot long tame python in his rooms, until one afternoon it almost strangled his chambermaid, who was only saved by his early return. In 1870 he served as an ambulance worker for the Red Cross Society in the Franco-German War, attending wounded soldiers and working in a typhus hospital. Returning to London in 1871, FitzPatrick was subsequently commissioned 2nd Lieutenant, Royal East Kent Yeomanry, in 1877. He later obtained a commission in the 2nd Life Guards, and saw service in the Egypt Campaign of 1881-82 with that regiment. During the Boer War, 1899-1902, he was Assistant Adjutant-General to Lord Roberts. FitzPatrick was also active politically and socially, being elected Unionist MP for Portarlington in 1880. During the troubled 1880's, despite a long-standing reputation as a good landlord, threats from Land League activists in Queen's County forced him to take an armed guard, though FitzPatrick always maintained that his safety during that period came about as a result of the fact that he was known to be a deadly shot, who would shoot first and apologise later. He succeeded to his father's seat in the House of Lords in 1883, where he was generally politically moderate, although he did make an advanced Nationalist speech in 1896 after a Royal Commission established that Ireland was being overtaxed by ú3 million a year. Fitzpatrick was a member of the Irish Reform Association, founded by Lord Dunraven in 1906, and whilst Chancellor of the Royal University of Ireland (1906-08) he helped formulate a scheme that led to the foundation of the National University of Ireland. A keen hunter, he displayed a natural aptitude with the rifle despite a youthful mishap when he shot one of his father's servants. As a teenager he was the whip to a pack of otter hounds, spent many hours hawking and fishing, and kept his own harriers. He hunted with his own pack of foxhounds, the Queen's County, and with other hunts throughout Ireland. His passion for travel and talent for shooting saw him traverse the globe in search of big game, exploits which he described in his autobiography, "Ego" (1923). He also travelled through Africa, Russia, Asia Minor and Persia. In Persia he spent some time with the Shah, who allowed him to hunt on his lands. These travels were described in a later publication "Here and There About the World" (1932). FitzPatrick, who was Lieutenant-Colonel commanding the 4th Battalion Leinster Regiment (Queen's County Militia) from 4th October 1899, was made a Knight of the Order of St Patrick in 1908 and died on 29th May 1937.
** Three albums of cigarette cards. First album includes cards depicting 'Gilbert and Sullivan' and 'Game Birds and Wildfowl', all cards by John Player & Sons, qty (541). Second album includes cards depicting 'Miniatures' and 'The King's Coronation', makers include W.D. & H.O. Wills and W.A & A.C. Churchman, qty (698). Third album includes depictions of 'Military Head Dress' and Cricketers - 1934', all by maker John Player & Sons, qty (664). UK Postage: £20
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