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Lot 511
POSTCARDS, topographical selection, inc. views, coastal, street scenes, churches, art style etc., Midland Hotel and Central Library Manchester, Portland, Post Office Buildings Barnoldswick, Town Hall Manchester, The New Town Bridge Weymouth, The Grammar School St Bees Cumberland, The Pier Llandudno, The West Gate Towers Canterbury, The Sands Whitby, Morton, The Cross Great Longstone etc., mixed periods, some pu, some corner and edge knocks, G to VG, 50*
Lot 424
Rampant Lions Press. Printing and the Mind of Morris. Three Paths to the Kelmscott Press, by Colin Franklin, Rampant Lions Press, 1986, top edge gilt, original morocco-backed boards, slipcase, 8vo, limited edition I of 50 lettered copies, from a total edition of 450, presentation copy, inscribed to half title: "For Morris Cox, to bring together in this Morris Dance the two whose art I have most admired, from Colin Franklin, Christmas 1986", together with The Compleat Angler or the Contemplative Man's Recreation, Hanborough Parrot, 1990, hand-coloured illustrations by Wilton Priestner, original pictorial boards, 8vo, limited edition VII/XXV, from a total edition of 135, plus The Cuckoo Clock and Other Poems, by Shanre Leslie, Stanbrook Abbey Press, 1987, illustrations by Iris Leslie partly coloured, original cloth, folio, limited edition of 30 copies from the ordinary edition of 500, part-tinted by Margaret Adams, together with six others including Etruscan Gate, by Dorothy Shakespear Pound, Rougemont Press, 1971, limited edition 119/300, Anthony Astbury's My W.S. Graham Wall, Greville Press, 1989, limited edition 49/50, Sun and Shadow, by Federico Garcia Lorca, Enitharmon Press, 1972, limited edition 80/225 and Robert Burns. A Memoir by Maria Riddell, Signet Press, 1966, limited signed edition 18/100 From the library of Alan & Joan Tucker. (9)
Lot 273
JAPAN - KUSAKABE, KIMBEI, AND OTHERSA COLLECTION OF PHOTOGRAPHS, MAINLY ALBUMEN PRINTS, LATE 19TH AND EARLY 20TH CENTURY 11 photographs, each 20.5 x 26.5cm, hand-coloured and mounted, captioned to reverse: "Kyomidzu, Temple, at Kioto", "Chionin Temple, at Kioto", "Iyeasu temple, Yomei Mon, (Great gate) at Nikko", "View of Kobe", "The Mitsui Bank building...", "The Bronze Image Shinkozi, at Hiogo", "Mikado's Garden, at Kioto", "Gogio Bridge, at Kioto", "Reflected Scenery of Fujiyama", "Prince Hotta's Gardens"& "Metaki Waterfall, at Kobe"; another collection of 17 albumen prints, mostly hand-coloured, showing Japanese scenery and architecture, each c. 21 x 26cm each; a hand-coloured albumen print showing two sleeping girls in traditional dress; a hand-coloured photograph of the Hase-dera, Kamakura; 6 other albumen prints laid onto both sides of three card leaves, three mounted postcards and 5 small silver gelatin prints of Kyoto
Lot 421
1938-51 1s black and green 'Southport Gate' perf 13 lower marginal block of four, the upper right stamp variety Broken 'R' pos. 9/4 (SG 127b/ba), with printers imprint in margin, the top pair lightly hinged large part o.g. the lower pair fine u/m, neat pencil annotation indicates Jan 1948 printing, a very scarce and attractive positional multiple, cat £850+
Lot 789
A First World War British recruiting poster printed in white on blue with red border, entitled "WHAT IN THE END WILL SETTLE THIS WAR? TRAINED MEN. IT IS YOUR DUTY TO BECOME ONE. ENLIST NOW", published by the Parliamentary Recruiting Committee, London. Poster No. 66, printed by Straker Brothers ltd., 194-200, Bishop's gate, London, EC. (Produced 1915), 30ins x 10ins Note: An example can be found in the Imperial War Museum, Catalogue No. Art.IWM PST 11658
Lot 689
Three Boxed Corgi Toys, 448 B.M.C. Mini Police Van with Tracker Dog, dark blue body, red interior, spun wheel hubs, dog handler with lead and tracker dog, in very good original condition, with a very good original outer blue and yellow carded picture box, missing inner card stand,Corgi model club leaflet, 460 Neville Cement Tipper Body on E.R.F. chassis, yellow/silver, in fair original condition, some paint chipping,missing rear tail gate, original box is fair to good,468 London Transport Routemaster Bus, red body ‘Naturally Corgi Toys’ in fair original condition, with a fair to good original box, plus E Pack of self-adhesive used accessories, (4 items)
Lot 223
St John's Ambulance - J. Teck - An original industrial 1920's vintage linen backed scrolled medical school poster for respiration illustrated by J. Teck for St John's Ambulance with notion for St Johns Gate, London E.C.I. The poster depicting a swimmer and another displaying the two positions for the procedure. Measures 100cm x 77cm.
Lot 191
Riddle poem.- Moxon (Joseph, publisher and hydrographer to Charles II, 1627-1691) Wit and folly in a-maze: or come try your wits here, Ile lay a pot, in half an hour you read it or not, broadside with woodcut and letterpress, on laid paper with watermark of a bust within cartouche surmounted with flower and crescent, sheet 365 x 275 mm. (14 3/8 x 10 3/4 in), irregularly trimmed, expertly laid onto very fine tissue support, with some small nicks and splits visible when backlit, contemporary signature at top left of 'Sam: Calth:', unframed, printed by Moxon and 'to be sold at his Shop, at the upper end of Houndsditch, near Bishops-gate', [circa 1650].Literature:cf. Wing W3134 and W3134aA; Thomason, 669.f.17[78]⁂ The earliest known printing, and the only surviving copy recorded, of a traditional riddle poem. ESTC lists three other variant printings of this broadside: a) another Moxon printing, but dated 1654 with later address of Moxon when in Cornhill (see: Thomason Collection BL, 669.f.17[78]; Wing W3134), [Moxon is recorded as being at Houndsditch, as in the present copy, in another imprint dated 1648]; b) a printing for F. Coles et al. tentatively dated 1677 with minor variations [see: Harvard, Wing W3134aA]; and c) another later printing with minor variations dated circa 1710 [see: Harding Collection at the Bodleian or ESTC T207085]. The present copy has the letter signed 'N.N.' but without the intials 'B.B.' signed below the answer.
Lot 39
Conjuring.- Illusionist.- Rose & Son (J., Lincoln-based printers) Highman Palatine, The Original, broadside advertisement with woodcut vignette of the magician performing holding a cup in his right hand and a deck of cards in his left, woodcut and letterpress, with performance location inscribed in ink: 'Red Lyon in Gridlesmith Gate', sheet 245 x 185 mm. (9 5/8 x 7 1/4 in), unframed, [circa 1760-1800].⁂ Scarce. No other copies are recorded on the ESTC or held in the British Museum. Highman Palatine (fl. 1760-1802) performed around England and Scotland and is famous for the trial of skill held in 1788 between him and Monsieur Bouvelard, at the Bush Tavern, in Bristol.
Lot 667
W.J. MITCHELL, PARK ROAD, KILBURN GATE. A REGENCY FLAMED MAHOGANY REGULATOR LONGCASE CLOCK OF SMALL PROPORTIONS the break arch hood with canted corners and ebony string inlay on slim trunk with reeded brass capped quarter columns and arched top door on panelled base, the 12" painted dial with regulator lay out having outside minutes and subsidiary hours and seconds dials fronting an eight day weight driven movement with dead-beat escapement and maintaining power run on wood rod pendulum with heavy brass bob and brass cased weight 186cm
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