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A lot containing a small collection of lamp parts. GER hand lamp top, bottom, internal drum with case missing one knob and green glass. Un marked 3 sided gate lamp complete with interior and LMS burner (shown). Metal First Aid Box and an LNE - E Handlamp stamped STRATFORD complete with correct interior (shown) and glasses.
A 19th Century Six Shot Pepperbox Revolver, the 8cm cylinder with Birmingham proof marks, foliate engraved bar hammer, cylindrical frame, trigger guard and back strap, with chequered walnut grip scales, 21cm; a 19th Century Belgian Pinfire Revolver, with foliate engraved decoration, Liege proof marks and folding trigger, with chequered ebony grip scales, 18cm (2)Condition report: 1 - Cylinder revolvers but the bar hammer does not operate. Pitting to metalwork.2 - Metalwork very pitted, action not working. Loading gate and rammer missing.Spur to hammer is broken
A selection of Civil Defence and ARP badges and insignia including two aluminium ARP Warden gate notices, two ARP whistles, various Civil Defence Corps badges, Civil Defence Corp Rescue arm band, two Casualty Collection arm bands, various shoulder titles including "Intelligence and Operation/Messenger/Scientific and Reconnaissance", etc
WHITTINGTON PRESS - JUDY LING WONGWONG (JUDY LING) Long Summer, NUMBER 6 OF 50 COPIES, signed by the artist, 10 etched plates by Wong, each signed by the artist, original Japanese paper boards, slipcase, small folio, 1977; Harlequinade, NUMBER 11 OF 20 COPIES, 8 colour-printed etchings by Wong, each signed in pencil, 2 copies of the prospectus loose inserted, loose as issued in publisher's cloth gate-fold portfolio, title and printed illustration on upper cover, large oblong folio, 1979, Andoversford, Whittington Press (2)This lot is subject to the following lot symbols: •• Zero rated for VAT, no VAT will be added to the Hammer Price or the Buyer's Premium.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com
CHURCHILL (WINSTON)Typed letter signed ('Winston S. Churchill'), intended to be printed as a preface to the Woodford Town Football Club fundraising brochure, ('As Patron of the Woodford Town Football Club, I commend this appeal to the generosity of football supporters'), one page, very slight dust-staining at edges, not folded, 8vo (202 x 126mm.), Chartwell, October 1960; with an accompanying typed letter from Churchill's Private Secretary to F. R. Gulden of Woodford Town Football Club ('...Sir Winston sends you the enclosed short message, which you may like to publish in the booklet in conjunction with his photograph. He hopes that this venture will have every success...'), one page, 4to (240 x 190mm.), 28 Hyde Park Gate, 4 September 1960 (3)Footnotes:'I COMMEND THIS APPEAL TO THE GENEROSITY OF FOOTBALL SUPPORTERS': Churchill supports the fundraising efforts of his constituency football club. Churchill served as MP for Woodford for forty years from 1924 (then Epping) until his retirement in 1964, and was an enthusiastic supporter of local causes, here lending his support to a fundraising concert in aid of the local football club. Woodford Town Football Club was established in 1937 and notable players for the team include Fulham and England legend Johnny Haynes, who played for the team as a boy in the 1940's, and Jimmy Greaves, who ended his illustrious career there. A printed copy of the souvenir brochure for the Woodford Town F.C. Grand Variety Concert held at Sir James Hawkey Hall, printed by the aptly-named Winston Press of Hatton Garden, is included in the lot. The letters came into the possession of the printer and have been retained in the family until now.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com
CHURCHILL (WINSTON)Painting as a Pastime, first separate edition, AUTHOR'S PRESENTATION COPY, 'Inscribed for T.E.R. Harris by Winston S. Churchill. 1948' on front free endpaper, and with typed compliments slip loosely inserted ('With Mr. Churchill's compliments', on 28 Hyde Park Gate notepaper, dated 30 November 1948), frontispiece and colour plates, some light foxing, publisher's gilt lettered cloth, dust-jacket (frayed at edges), 8vo, Odhams, 1948Footnotes:Provenance: T.E.R. Harris; and thence by descent to the present owner (see lot 142).This lot is subject to the following lot symbols: •• Zero rated for VAT, no VAT will be added to the Hammer Price or the Buyer's Premium.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com
CATHERINE II THE GREAT: (1762-1796) Empress of Russia 1762-96, Catherine the Great. An excellent and very attractive D.S., `Ekaterina´, in Cyrillic, a bold and good signature example, one large page, oblong 15 x 21 folio, Saint Petersburg, 8th August 1769, in Cyrillic. The document bears to the front a splendid and very large paper seal with coat of Imperial arms and is signed by the `Empress and Sovereign of All Russias..´, being a title given, appointing a representative to the Pope Clemens XIV, who will carry out his duties from the Russian consulate established in the port city of Ancona on the Adriatic Sea. Countersigned at the base by Prince Alexander Golitsyn. It is likely that this appointment was postponed or canceled, the name of the diplomat having never been completed. It was probably part of a political strategy of Catherine II who, after the occupation of Poland, had waited only a spark to launch a war of expansion against Turkey, under the false pretext of providing help to Christians against the unbelievers. It will be done in September 1768, and the port of Ancona, natural gate to Turkey, will serve as a base for the Russian fleet already installed in the Mediterranean Sea. In 1771, Russia will seize Crimea and the Turks will finally sign peace in 1774. Accompanied by an official contemporary translation into Latin, attached to main document signed by Catherine II. Very small overall minor age wear. VG Prince Alexander Golitsyn (1718-1783) Russian Marshal and Diplomat. Governor of Saint Petersburg. One of the main Russian military leaders involved in the war against Turks.
FRINK ELISABETH: (1930-1993) English sculptor and printmaker. A good A.L.S., Eisabeth Frink, three pages, 4to, Buckingham Gate, London, n.d. (c.1976), to Lady Ramsbotham. Frink thanks her correspondent for their letter and expresses pleasure that the sculpture is liked so much, further remarking 'I have done a series of reclining horses, another bigger one before this and many small ones. Mainly inspired by seeing my own horse lying down when I was living in France. The stable was under the studio - And I suppose that nearly all animals look so beautiful lying down they take up a wonderful shape and look so reposed and calm. I think I like the idea because when they are in repose like that they are such a contrast to what I normally find in animals and in figures generally, which is a good deal of movement and tension. Although I think recently my work has become really very calm and more simple'. Frink adds 'I don't know whether this answers your question. It is very difficult to translate my sculpture ideas into words. I have a great love of animals and human beings and I find that I seem to prefer working away from the distressfull (sic) conditions we live in today, more and more - I think that the Arts should have a civilizing influence on events, they always have done, but less so now. I am hopeful that they still will again'. Together with Franta Belsky (1921-2000) Czech sculptor. T.L.S., with his initials F.B., one page, 4to, n.p., 14th June 1976, to Elisabeth Frink. The letter, most likely a retained copy, states, in part, 'I had a chance to see your lying Horse in the Washington Embassy garden and Ramsbothams were very anxious that I should tell you, as soon as I can, how much I liked the site they chose for it. They considered most carefully all you had in mind as you expressed it in the letter to them and they, themselves, just love having it there. It looks so unselfconscious and natural, yet it provides the unexpected punctuation which stops you, startled, in mid motion'. With an additional note signed by Belsky at the foot of the page, 'For your info. Love, Franta'. Two letters of excellent content relating to Frink's work. Belsky's letter with extensive neat vertical splits to the central folds, crudely repaired with sellotape and lightly affecting the text. Frink's letter with a few minor stains. P to VG, 2 Frances Blomfield (d.1982) Lady Ramsbotham, first wife of Peter Ramsbotham (1919-2010) 3rd Viscount Soulbury, British diplomat and colonial administrator who served as British Ambassador to the United States 1974-77.
[ETHIOPIA]: A World War II date national flag of Ethiopia (measuring 108 x 53”) of green, gold and red tricolour, manufactured by T. C. Hayward & Co. Ltd and bearing their stamp, along with that of Ethiopia, to the hoist, signed in black ink to the centre by Belata Ayela Gabre, 'From the Ethiopian Minister in London, Ayela Gabre', who had been appointed in September 1942. Accompanied by a printed compliments slip from the Imperial Ethiopian Legation at Prince's Gate, London, bearing a typed note and address of the Grimsby and District United Youth Movement, founding the United Nations Youth Federation, dated 18th August 1944. Rare. With a small area of light staining and minor overall age wear, about VG, 2
A selection of silver jewellery to include an Edwardian silver gate link bracelet with hallmarked silver heart padlock, marked 1881- 1906 to one side, monogram to the verso hallmarked Birmingham 1909. Together with a silver sterling silver fob with notation, two Chinese hallmarked silver band rings with dragon decoration, two white metal Greek key rings, a stag brooch, a silver thimble and more. Bracelet measures approximately 18cm in length.

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