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Lot 826
Aston Villa, a collection of various autographs, to include 7 small album pages with individual signatures including Astley, Gibson, Smart, Wood, from the 1930's, plus another 5 on reverse, a 1946/47 page of exercise book signed by 5, Lowe, Wakeman, Goffin, Rutherford & Dixon, plus a 1964/65 magazine photograph signed by 12
Lot 5203
Sporting Interest - Football Autographs 1935-36 season, Portsmouth FC, Grimsby Town and Brentford, three foldout pages, all signed in black ink, Portsmouth with thirty Three signatures inc F Hird, A Pringle, L McCarthy, D Thackeray, A Young, J Nichol, R Ransom, G Bell, A Bronwyn, H Crawshaw, R Gibson, W Bagley, W Rachford, F Worrall etc; Grimsby Town, C Craven, J Hodgson, Jimmy Kelly, R Tomlinson, R E Taylor, Ken Walker, Tench, J G Bestall, G Tweedy, etc (21) Brentford, J Mathieson, Joe James, J Wilson, D MacKenzie, G Poyser, David McCulloch, W Scott, Idris Hopkins, Dai Richards etc (15), all three with foldout stuck down pages (3)
Lot 5207
Music Media - a Brian Epstein in association with London Radio presents Star Scene 65 double sided souvenir advertising brochure window/door poster, with Lionel Blair and his Kick Dancers, The Alan Elsdon Band, The Marionettes, Paddy, Klaus and Gibson, Cilla Black, Billy J Kramer and the Dakotas, The Everly Brothers, fully open dimensions 118cm x 28cm
Lot 111
A Victorian Classical guitar, the rim of the sound hole inlaid with abalone and mother of pearl, the edge of the body with further inlaid detailing, ebonised headstock and bone tuning keys, possibly French, 91 by 29.5cm, together with a Gibson Epiphone twelve string guitar, PR650-12, paper label to the interior, 109 by 40.5cm. (2)
Lot 173
Postcards, a further mixed subject selection of approx. 90 cards, many published by Tuck inc. Valentines, Christmas, Snow Man, 'Pirrette & Pierrot' (Crow (2)), Comic, Phil May (5), Sancha, Political (Cynicus (2)), cherubs, peg dolls, gilbert Combaz (plain back), proverbs, Attwell, C D Gibson, Jotter (cupid), Toys etc (mainly gd)
Lot 440
A 20th century silver tankard, sponsor's mark for Nicholas Alan Gibson, London 1997, of circular asymmetrical waisted form and hammered finish, the lower decorated with five engraved plaques featuring agricultural themes, simple C shaped handle with raised thumbpiece, presented in a fitted wooden case along with an insurance certificate dated May 1998 stating a value of £2500, 22ozt 14 x 12 x 8cm (5 x 5 x 3in)
Lot 159
US Folk/Roots/Bluegrass Interest: a mixed collection of L.P's to include Chet Atkins, Jim Helms, Pete Seeger, Carter Family, Ned Miller, Lester Flatt and Scruggs, Boxcar Willie, Don Gibson, Merle Haggard, Waylon Jennings, Jimmy Dean, Bobby Lewis, Sonny James, etc; with ballads, trail songs, folk for children, Civil War songs, etc:- One Box
Lot 460
A LATE VICTORIAN SILVER PEN WIPE, centred with a figure of a standing cavalier, the foliate pierced circular base with alternate red and black felt wipes, by Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Co (Gibson & Langman), London 1893, 8cm wide; seven further early 20th Century silver pen wipes; a late Victorian silver small brush, in leather case; and a novelty wooden pen wipe in the form of a grand piano (10)
Lot 416
A quantity of miscellaneous tokens, gaming counters etc - examples include Gloucester farthing 1669, Robert Peel token, with reverse: No Income Tax, No Inquisition, No Peel & Co, Riding the Devil, Co-op tokens, Isle of Man 1831 halfpenny tokens x 5 - made into buttons, British Legion Pontnewynydd Memorial Club x 2, Red Lion Deritend Edwin Gibson, plus others - Condition: Poor - VF
Lot 67
NO RESERVE Asia.- Merrill (Elmer D.) & Egbert H.Walker. A Bibliography of Eastern Asiatic Botany, Jamaica Plain, Ma., 1938 § Steenis (Dr. C. van) Flora Malesiana, Series I vol.V: Spermatophyta, ex-library copy with stamps, library cloth, 1958 § Noltie (H.J.) The Dapuri Drawings: Alexander Gibson and the Bombay Botanic Gardens, Edinburgh, 2002 § Desmond (R.) The European Discovery of the Indian Flora, Oxford, 1992, some illustrations, some colour, all but the second original cloth or boards, the last two with dust-jackets; and 4 others on the natural history of Asia, v.s. (8)
Lot 143
Wise (Thomas J.) A Bibliography of the Writings of Joseph Conrad (1895-1921), one of 175 copies, portrait frontispiece, illustrations, occasional pencil annotations, related newspaper clipping tipped-in, original boards, rubbed and worn, for private circulation only, 1921 § Gallup (Donald) T. S. Eliot: a Bibliography, original cloth, slight spotting to upper joint, dust-jacket, lightly browned, small loss to spine extremities, 1952 § Green (Richard Lancelyn) and John Michael Gibson, A Bibliography of A. Conan Doyle, portrait frontispiece, original cloth, dust-jacket, Oxford, 1983 § Supino (David) J. Henry James a Bibliographical Catalogue of a Collection of Editions, first edition, original cloth, dust-jacket, Liverpool, 2006; and others, similar, v.s. (c.100)
Lot 3278
Dr David Livingstone (1813-1873) - Travel/Exploration, Africa, The Zanzibar Expedition 1873-1874 - an almost unique silver-mounted polished specimen hardwood memento mori, reputedly from the bier that carried the body of Dr Livingstone, inlaid with a crucifix, plain to verso, the mount inscribed: Dr Livingstone, Zanzibar, 1874, 4.5cm x 3.1cm On the death of the renowned Victorian explorer and missionary Dr Livingstone at the age of 60, in 1873, at Chief Chitambo's village at Ilala, south-east of Lake Bangweulu, in present-day Zambia, from malaria and internal bleeding caused by dysentery, his final adventure commenced. It took nearly a year for Livingstone's body to return home for his state funeral at Westminster Abbey in April 1874 which, after his loyal attendants Chuma and Susi removed his heart and buried it by a tree near the spot where he died, included being embalmed and traversing over 1,000 miles to the coastal town of Bagamoyo, present-day Tanzania, before he and his last manuscripts were shipped to Zanzibar and then, after interference from Sultan Barghash bin Said had de-escalated due to the Anglo-Zanzibari Treaty of 1873, back to England for a fitting establishment funeral. Provenance: 30817A, Lieutenant-Commander Thomas Gibson Mobbs, R.N. (1848-1936), presented to Mobbs as a young man after escorting Dr Livingstone's body back from Africa; then by direct family descent and repute, accompanied by two photocopied photographic portraits of the elder Mobbs, a photocopied letter by Mobbs and a photocopied obituary notice, supplied from originals the family have chosen to retain. Condition Report: please refer to additional images for details
Lot 101
Dambusters Lancaster AJ G, delivery flight 30th April 1943, Gibson s aircraft. Signed Flt Lt. Harry Humphries Founder Adjutant 617 Sqn. The Dambusters, Lancaster Delivery Flights. Series covers and each cover of a similar design depicting one of the special Lancaster s delivered to 617 Squadron prior to the Dams Raid. The covers also list the crew members of the aircraft on the night of the raid. RAF WW2. Good condition Est.
Lot 118
Dambusters Fl Lt. Raymond Grayston Dams Raid 1943signed 617 Squadron Royal Air Force Formation of the Squadron Cover design shows Wg Cdr. Guy Gibson above an archive photograph of the aircrew of 617 Squadron, 1943. Postmarked The Dambusters, Scampton, Lincoln, 21st March, 2009. RAF WW2. Good condition Est.
Lot 89
Dambusters Flt Lt. Harry Humphries Founder Adjutant, 617 Sqn signed Formation of 617 Squadron The Dambusters, 21st March 1943. Set of six covers. The cover design: Depicts the spiritual figures of Roy Chadwick, Guy Gibson and Barnes Wallis watching over the scene as a Lancaster bomber depart the Mohne Dam. The explosions of the dam can be seen in the background. Special postmark We Will Remember , The Cenotaph, Whitehall, London, 21st May 2007. RAF WW2. Good condition Est.
Lot 90
Dambusters Sqn Ldr. J. Les Munro CNZM, DSO, QSO, DFC signed Formation of 617 Squadron The Dambusters, 21st March 1943. Set of six covers. The cover design: Depicts the spiritual figures of Roy Chadwick, Guy Gibson and Barnes Wallis watching over the scene as a Lancaster bomber depart the Mohne Dam. The explosions of the dam can be seen in the background. Special postmark We Will Remember , The Cenotaph, Whitehall, London, 21st May 2007. RAF WW2. Good condition Est.
Lot 91
Dambusters Sqn Ldr. George Johnnie Johnson DFM signed Formation of 617 Squadron The Dambusters, 21st March 1943. Set of six covers. The cover design: Depicts the spiritual figures of Roy Chadwick, Guy Gibson and Barnes Wallis watching over the scene as a Lancaster bomber depart the Mohne Dam. The explosions of the dam can be seen in the background. Special postmark We Will Remember , The Cenotaph, Whitehall, London, 21st May 2007. RAF WW2. Good condition Est.
Lot 92
Dambusters Flt. Sgt. Grant McDonald signed. Formation of 617 Squadron The Dambusters, 21st March 1943. Set of six covers. The cover design: Depicts the spiritual figures of Roy Chadwick, Guy Gibson and Barnes Wallis watching over the scene as a Lancaster bomber depart the Mohne Dam. The explosions of the dam can be seen in the background. Special postmark We Will Remember , The Cenotaph, Whitehall, London, 21st May 2007. RAF WW2. Good condition Est.
Lot 93
Dambusters Fl Off. Fred Sutherland signed Formation of 617 Squadron The Dambusters, 21st March 1943. Set of six covers. The cover design: Depicts the spiritual figures of Roy Chadwick, Guy Gibson and Barnes Wallis watching over the scene as a Lancaster bomber depart the Mohne Dam. The explosions of the dam can be seen in the background. Special postmark We Will Remember , The Cenotaph, Whitehall, London, 21st May 2007. RAF WW2. Good condition Est.
Lot 94
Dambusters Fl Off. Raymond Grayston signed Formation of 617 Squadron The Dambusters, 21st March 1943. Set of six covers. The cover design: Depicts the spiritual figures of Roy Chadwick, Guy Gibson and Barnes Wallis watching over the scene as a Lancaster bomber depart the Mohne Dam. The explosions of the dam can be seen in the background. Special postmark We Will Remember , The Cenotaph, Whitehall, London, 21st May 2007. RAF WW2. Good condition Est.
Lot 795
Collectables, Signed Book. The Death of the Lion by Ashley Gibson with 25 drawings by Justin Pieris published by The Java Head Bookshop and dated 1935 . Signed by the Author and the Artist number 24 of 275. States on page one 'Two Hundred and Seventy-Five copies of this book have been printed, and all are numbered and signed by author and artist. Of these 6 have been lodged as required by Statute with the copyright registration authorities, 19 have been sent for review, and 250 are for sale, of which this is: No24. No cheaper edition will be issued, nor will the work be reprinted.' At the end of the book is printed 'Printed in Great Britain by Robert Stockwell. Baden Place, Crosby Row London, in eighteen point Garamond Italic type on antique de luxe paper by Spalding and Hodge, and bound in Omega cloth and hand-made Italian Marmora paper. The illustrations printed from deep-etched half-tone and line blocks by the Clipstone Engravers Company (Some pages a little grubby, spine damaged)
Lot 253
Various 1950s-1960s Toys and Games, Revue Productions Wagon Train Shooting Game comprising Cork Gun (not working) and tin and plastic target and six corks, in original box, Bells Dr Magini Quiz Game, Gibson Dover Patrol and Tri-Tactics, Chad Valley Table Quoits, Berwick Crazy Zoo shoot game with Lone Star Cork Gun, all in original boxes, unboxed Fairylite red plastic Gun (not working), Policeman Hand Puppet and Pelham Puppets black Poodle and two paper on card Farm landscapes (one faded), F-G, boxes P-F (qty)
Lot 116
A mixed lot of silver items, comprising: a cased Victorian sugar bowl and sifting spoon, by Gibson and Langman, London 1889, the spoon by a different maker, decorated in the Indian manner, plus a Victorian sugar bowl and sifting spoon, London 1891, oval embossed form, and a Victorian cream jug, London 1883, in the Indian manner, approx. weight 17.5oz. (5)
Lot 530
A late-Victorian silver card case / aide memoire, by George Unite, Birmingham 1898, rectangular form, chased foliate decoration, with an initialled shield cartouche, the fitted interior with an ivorine pad, plus a late-Victorian silver card case, by Gibson and Langman, London 1899, engraved foliate decoration, approx. weight 6oz. (2)
Lot 189
A William & Mary Provincial Silver Twin-Handled Wine Taster or Bowl, George Gibson, York 1677, the body chased and engraved with tulips, twin ropework handles and on three ball feet, engraved with initials RPE to the rim, 13cm wide over handles, 2.4ozt . Marked to underside, York town mark and date letter both partly rubbed but still legible, the maker's mark more heavily worn. Some wear to the high points of the decoration and occasional small knock. Feet very slightly pushed in.
Lot 1685
First World War General Service medals, comprising: 1914 star, War medal and Victory medal awarded to KW878 Able Seaman W.J. Carr, Collingwood Battalion, Royal Navy Reserves (POW in Netherlands); War medal and Victory medal awarded to 44728 Private G. Gulliver, Machine Gun Corps; the same to NCB-1230 Private H.E. Mecrow, Northumberland Fusiliers, with box; 56270 Private D. Mein, Hampshire Regiment, with box lid; 3370 Private R. Hair, Durham Light Infantry; single medals of: 1914 star awarded to 65432 Driver H.T. Marley, Royal Field Artillery; 1914-15 star awarded to 149640 H. Johnson, Able Seaman, Royal Navy; British War medal awarded to S. Nurse V. Brocklebank; 36646 Private G.W. Allen, West Riding Regiment; and Charles R. Williamson; Victory medals awarded to Lance Corpral M. Witham, 1st Battalion South African Infantry; and 38922 Private J.S. Gibson, Durham, Light Infantry; a South Africa Native Labour Corps British War Medal awarded to 20866 Private E. Phaphatsi; and two unofficial medallions.
Lot 1583
Queen Victoria Indian Mutiny medal, awarded to Gunner James Gibson, F Troop, Royal Horse Artillery, with Lucknow clasp, with photocopy of service.Notes: enlisted for the Royal Artillery on 10th Cotober 1854, aged 24, at Hulme, Manchester and attested for the Regiment on the following day. Served 5th Battalion Heacy Artillery as Gunner and Driver ariving at Bengal in November 1857. He is recoreded as having died at Lucknow on 31st May 1858.
Lot 2
More (Sir Thomas) The Apologye of Syr Thomas More Knyght, first edition, printed entirely in black letter, title within pictorial woodcut border, woodcut initial, early ink underlining and marginal annotations, final blank leaf laid down, about a dozen leaves with corners or margins restored, some light water-staining, later blind-stamped morocco by Zaehnsdorf, g.e., [STC 18078; Gibson, More 46], 8vo, Prynted by W. Rastell, 1533.⁂ A very good copy with a distinguished provenance of this important defence of his own actions and those of the clergy in general, published in response to a 1532 treatise, generally ascribed to Christopher St. German, entitled A Treatise concerning the Division between the Spirituality and Temporality, in which the anonymous author argued for the supremacy of the King and for the drastic limiting of church power. No copy at auction since this one last appeared in 1990.Provenance: John Ravens (ink name on title); Montacute House (ink annotation on front free endpaper); John Burns (ink name, dated 1916, on front free endpaper); H. Bradley Martin (bookplate - his sale at Sotheby's NY, April 30th 1990, lot 3064 $2,500)
Lot 1
1950's Tennis, Entertainment autograph book containing 30 signatures. Double page of scarce 17 tennis players including Christine Truman, Sheila Armstrong, Rita Bentley and more. Among other signatures are Dennis Noble, Ann Haydon, Titus Erinle, Donald Wolfit, Althea Gibson, Pat Hird, Chris Crawford, Naresh Kumar, Ramanathan Krishnan, Christine Truman, Rita Bentley, Sheila Armstrong, John Harding, Lewis Hoad, Graham Stilwell, Betty Pratt, Chris Howland, Bill Grundy, George Moon, Peter Williams, Cardew Robinson, Derek Ibbotson, Derek Johnson, Leslie Locke, Mike Farrell. Good Condition. All signed pieces come with a Certificate of Authenticity. We combine postage on multiple winning lots and can ship worldwide. UK postage from £3.99, EU from £5.99, Rest of World from £7.99.
Lot 193
An interesting First and Second World War Father and Son group of medals and ephemera, including of a pair of WWI medals comprising British War Medal and Victory Medal named to 161837 GNR. William Gibson. Royal Artillery, and four WWII medals issued to William Gibson (Royal Artillery) comprising Africa Star, War Medal, 1939-45 Star and Territorial Efficiency Medal. With eight WWI silk postcards including several sent from W. Gibson Snr. to his son and another to his wife. Together with a Royal Artillery cap badge. Also with various official letters and ephemera, soldier's pay book, Christmas 1942 hymn book, Dunkirk Memorial certificate and medal, map of German POW camps in Europe and William Gibson Jnr.'s dog tag from when he was held at camp 'Stalag XI A'. (Qty)
Lot 137
A scarce London Transport A14 Gibson Bus Conductors Ticket Machine with original Carry Case. This hand held, hand powered machine, in working order, is one of the Letter Coded fare variants of its type. The print plate of this machine still retains the 'London Transport' wording as does the the exterior of the machine case together with its serial number 37357. A sample ticket has been run off and the quallity of the print out can be seen in the photographs. The exterior of the Carry Case bears many of its original 'in service' markings - 'NB' '06610', 'M-F 4 SAT 4 SUN 4 65' etc.
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