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Marx Motorway Set, comprising two tinplate clockwork cars and bakelite track, with Gibson `The Dover Patrol` board game, in original boxes, F-VG, boxes P-F (2)

A Moorcroft pottery Wyevale pattern ewer, the base signed Philip Gibson and numbered 270, 27 cm high See illustration

A Moorcroft pottery Woodland Trail pattern vase, the base signed Philip Gibson, 13.5 cm high See illustration Condition report Report by JB None display a 2nd mark

F SINCLAIR "Still life study of flowers", oil, signed, MARK GIBSON "Figure by a river, snowy scene", signed and M TAYLOR "Camden Terrace", monochrome, signed and dated '84

A Victorian silver presentation rose bowl, maker William Gibson and John Langman, London 1896 with half reeded whorled body on stemmed base, 16.3cm high, 24.5oz stamped Goldsmiths Company (presented)

A Gibson Les Paul custom electric guitar, made in USA, serial no. 70798096, 22 fret rosewood fingerboard with square slot inlay, bound sunburst finish body and gold hardware, original hard case, approx. 99cm long.

Army LS & GC medals (4): Ed VII (62264 Cpl F Gibson RGA), GVF; Geo V military bust (3701439 Pte R England King’s Own R) GVF; Geo V Regular Army suspender 1930-36 (5662245 C Sjt O L Walker Som LI), GVF; Geo VI Regular Army, 1937-48 (2648223 WO Cl II H Hatfield C Gds) GVF

Dorothy E. Gibson - `La Coupee Sark`, watercolour, signed, approx 30.5cm x 45cm.

JAMES TUNSTALL "Rambles About Bath" and Its Neighbourhood, second edition with map and illustrations, Simpkin, Marshall and Co., London 1848, 1 red cloth bound volume with gilt tooling H. BELLOC "The Old Road" Descriptions of travels from Winchest er to Canterbury, Illustrated by William Hyde, pub. 1910, includes map, 1 brown cloth bound volume EARLY TOURS IN DEVON AND CORNWALL edited by R Pearse Chope, intro by Alan Gibson. David and Charles 1967, 1 volume with dust jacket (3)

G. Gibson, 20th century , Dartmoor:, signed oil on board.

AUTOGRAPH ALBUM: An autograph album containing many signatures by various football and rugby league teams of the 1960s and 1970s including Blackburn Rovers (twelve signatures including Keith Newton, John Connelly, Ronnie Clayton etc.), Chelsea (twelve signatures including Tommy Hughes, Alan Hudson, John Hollins, Peter Osgood, Bobby Tambling, etc.), Dundee United (thirteen signatures including Jackie Graham, Doug Smith, Dennis Gillespie etc.), Bristol City (ten signatures including Gerry Sharpe, Mike Gibson, Johnny Quigley etc.), Dennis Violett Featherstone R.L.F.C., Huddersfield R.L.F.C., Halifax R.L.F.C., Wakefield Trinity R.L.F.C., Wigan R.L.F.C., Leeds R.L.F.C. etc. The majority of pages are multiple signed and neatly annotated to the edges in the hand of a collector. Some age wear and the binding a little loose, G

ART & LITERATURE: Selection of signed clipped pieces, cards, A.Ls.S., a few T.Ls.S. etc., by various artists and writers including Octave Feuillet, William Sharp, Alfred Tennyson, Lionel Tennyson (agreeing to lend two portraits of his father, but not any manuscripts), Countess of Blessington, Florence Marryat, Leslie Stephen, Walter Besant, Wilkie Collins, Francois Chateaubriand, George Frampton, Copley Fielding, John Gibson, Richard Ansdell, Edwin Landseer (2), Seymour Lucas, Edward Godwin, David Murray, W. P. Frith, Frederick Goodall, Hubert von Herkomer, Wyatt Eaton, Washington Irving, Clifford Bax, Eden Phillpotts, Philip Gibbs, C. P. Snow, Stanley Unwin, Hugh Walpole, John Creasey, Edgar Lustgarten, Edmund Yates, Giles Gilbert Scott, Walter Crane, Frank Dicksee, Alfred Gilbert etc. A few duplicates. FR to G, 107

BATTLE OF BRITAIN: Selection of multiple signed First Day Covers by various RAF pilots, the majority associated with the Battle of Britain, including Richard James, Noel Harding, Alan Gear, David Bell-Salter, Roy McGowan, David Hunt, John Gibson, Ronald Thomson, George Baird, Alan Burdekin, Roderick Learoyd VC, Denis Crowley-Milling, Donald Stones, Billy Drake, Boleslaw Drobinski, Paddy Barthropp, John Barnes, John Ditzel, James Corbin, Dudley Gibbins, Alan Deere, 'Ben' Bennions, Edward Marsh, Leslie Batt, John Bentley Beard etc. Each of the covers commemorate various events of World War II, including the Battle of Britain, and feature colour images of aircraft. VG, 6

An early, oval section, silver vesta case, the hinged silver lid with an applied, steel striker, the bottom corner with a lanyard ring, maker's mark of William Gibson and John Lawrence Langman (Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Company), hallmark for London 1888.

PATRICK GIBSON RSA (1782-1829) CULZAEN CASTLE, SIGNED DATED 1803, INSCRIBED WITH THE TITLE AND EDINBURGH VERSO, OVAL WATERCOLOUR UNFRAMED

A silver trophy, Sheffield 1910, 28 oz, on tiered wooden plinth. CONDITION REPORT: Good condition, minor knocks, engraved 'The Emily Gibson Memorial'.

JANE B. GIBSON `Reflections` Signed, gouache, 32cm x 22cm.

JANE B. GIBSON Winter Sunlight Signed, watercolour, 54cm x 44cm.

A MOORCOFT LIMITED EDITION ‘DAHLIA’ VASE BY PHILIP GIBSON, of globular form, with tubelined decoration of bright green upright stems and stylised flowers, bearing impressed marks, painted signature and number 72/250 to base, with original box. 24.5cm

Gibson Les Paul (SG style) electric guitar, made in the USA, circa 1962, ser. no. 125616, fairly clean condition with surface marks, scratches, lacquer checking, good professional re-fret, restoration around the input socket where the input has once been forced, replacement Grover turners, electrics appear to be in working order, hard case, condition: good for age

Gibson TG-0 tenor guitar, made in USA, circa 1962, ser. no. 71227, some play wear and scratch marks, small hole next to pickguard in the table, replaced scratchplate, condition: good for age

Gibson EB- 0 bass guitar, made in USA, circa 1964, ser. no. 194591, aesthetically in very tired condition with knocks, marks, scratches and wear allover, extensive wear to the back of the neck, bridge pickup and two extra pots installed, incorrect strap buttons, missing chrome string mute, appears to be in working order, soft case, condition: poor

Gibson SB400 bass guitar, made in USA, circa 1971, ser. no. 618526, the finish with various surface marks to include chips, knocks and scratches etc, electrics appear to be in working order, soft case, condition: good

Gibson Flying V electric guitar, made in USA, circa 2008, ser. no. 030580453, black finish, as-new condition, hard case, condition: good

Lindo electro-acoustic guitar, aesthetically in clean condition, electrics appear to be in working order, soft case, condition: good; together with a Kawai W811 acoustic guitar, aesthetically in okay condition with some surface marks to the finish, neck requires adjustment as the action is very high, Gibson hard case, condition: fair and a Hohner MC-05 classical guitar, aesthetically in okay condition, hard case, condition: good

Gibson Country Western model acoustic guitar, made in USA, circa 1965, ser. no. 281689, players condition, restoration to the table, back and binding to the lower back edge, re-fret, lacquer checking, condition: good for age

Gibson Explorer Pro limited edition electric guitar, made in USA, circa 2007, ser. no. 008771352, heritage cherry finish, clean condition with some light surface marks and dings, electrics appear to be in working order, original Gibson hard case, condition: good *Limited edition from a run of 400 made. Guitar of the week - week 13 2007

Gibson guitar soft case

A Moorcroft Simian ginger jar, Philip Gibson 1999. Height 6.5 ins (see illustration).

A William John Moorcroft pottery 'Cluny' pattern vase by Karen Gibson, date cypher for 1993, tapered cylindrical body tubelined with trees and foliage, impressed and painted factory and artist marks, 20cm high, complete with original box

A Gibson LPJ electric Guitar mahogany satin finish with two humbuckers and three way switch and gigbag (USA made)

PAIR OF ROYAL DOULTON `GIBSON GIRLS` SERIES WARE POTTERY PLATES, both brown printed with profiled female portraits, within blue printed ribbon borders, printed marks, 9 1/4" (23.5cm) diameter (2), one cracked

Moorcroft pottery limited edition jug decorated in the Aquilegia pattern, by Philip Gibson, no. 184 of 250, dated 99, 24.5cm high CONDITION REPORT Perfect. 1st quality. Crazing to glaze

Moorcroft pottery vase decorated in the Blue Rhapsody pattern, by Philip Gibson, dated 2001, 25.5cm high CONDITION REPORT 1st condition. Perfect, no cracks or chips

Moorcroft pottery limited edition vase decorated with birds and landscape, signed - Philip Gibson, no. 156 of 350, dated 2001, 27.5cm high, boxed CONDITION REPORT 1st condition, Perfect, no cracks or chips

Five Gibson puzzles, four relating to motoring including `making light work`.

Ten Gibson puzzles, six 500 pieces and four 1000 pieces, various subjects.

Six Gibson puzzles.

Eight Gibson Christmas related puzzles, various scenes.

Six Gibson puzzles, mostly scenes from the past to include `Just before the bell`.

Lewis, G. Joyce The genus Babiana 4to A monograph on this endemic South African bulb genus. `The Journal of South African Botany` Supplementary volume no. 3. Original cloth, pp. 149, plates (some colour). Covers & spine a bit rubbed, text lightly browned, signature of Janet Gibson on end-paper Very good Kirstenbosch National Botanic Gardens 1959 Reserve: $40 Click here to view further details and to bid

A modern Moorcroft pottery plate, tubelined decoration of a Fantail Bird, signed Philip Gibson and dated 2004 verso, diameter 22cm

EDMUND GIBSON: CHRONICON SAXONICUM …, Oxford, E Theatrow Sheldoniano, 1692, engrd vig ttl pge, fdg map, ttl pge – pp6 fore edge slightly chipped not affecting text, old cf worn, top bd detchd, 4to

A MATCHED SET OF FOUR LATE VICTORIAN SILVER SEAL TOP SPOONS, by William Gibson & John Langman, London 1897/98, comprising a pair with oval bowls, square section shafts with apostle finial and seal top embossed with a spread eagle, and a pair with pear shape bowls, the square section shafts with lobed and foliate baluster finials with plain seal tops, total approximate weight 7.5oz, in a black morocco case with crimson silk and velvet lining, stamped with Goldsmiths & Silversmiths trademark

* Gibson Estate Barossa Valley Shiraz 6 bts Lying external to the saleroom Lot subject to VAT ie VAT is payable by the purchaser at the standard rate (20%) on the hammer price as well as being an element in the buyer`s premium.

19th century Oil on canvas Unsigned `Portrait of a young Lady T. Gibson` Title verso 81 cm x 60 cm

An Encore solid body electric guitar after Gibson original, bearing registration number (cased).

Runswick Bay, Whitby, waterclour signed by Walter Gibson of Whitby, early 20th Century, 45cm x 28cm

A pair of Keith Gibson aquatints, illustrations for Pete and Goldie, framed

A book, ''19th Century Lustreware'' by Michael Gibson (Antique Collectors Club, 1999).

Gibson, John 1760 A Particular Map, to Illustrate Gen. Amherst`s Expedition, to Montreal; with a Plan of the Town & Draught of ye Island After the fall of Quebec, Montreal was the sole remaining French power center in Canada. The British General, Jeffery Amherst, occupied Fort Ticonderoga and Crown Point in the fall of 1759. He began a three-pronged offensive converging on Montreal the following spring. When Vaudreuil de Cavagnal surrendered on September 8, 1760, this ended the last major campaign of the "French and Indian War". This map shows the St. Lawrence River from Quebec City to the "Great Falls of Niagara 140 ft" and east to include the Hudson River, Albany and Lake Champlain. Details include several forts, "Drowned Lands", and Indian tribes. An inset at lower right shows the environs of Montreal Island. At upper left, a plan of the walled city of Montreal portrays individual buildings and has an index of 16 important features including the Arsenal, hospital, the Governor`s Palace, and the gardens of Mons Beausou and de Quain. 8.8" W x 7" H Issued folding with a couple of minor spots. A slightly uneven impression at bottom right.

Morden, Robert 1722 Glocester Shire "This county map of Gloucestershire shows the early road system from Bristol north to Tewkesbury and Campden. The map is divided into Hundreds and displays interesting detail including the locations of buildings, rivers, bridges and parks. Adorned by an attractive drape-style cartouche and three distance scales. Sold by Abel Swale, Awnsham & John Churchil. Morden was one of the first English cartographers to show longitudes measured from the meridian of St. Paul`s Cathedral (shown in degrees at the bottom of the map) and time in minutes measure locally from the sun (shown at the top in Roman numerals). The roads on his maps are based on Ogilby`s earlier survey. The” Britannia “was first published by historian William Camden (1551-1623) in 1586. After the publication of the final edition of “Britannia” in 1637, the work was not published again until 1695 when Gibson revised and translated the text from the original Latin and included fifty maps, mostly of the English counties, prepared by Robert Morden, replacing the outdated maps of Christopher Saxton." 16.5" W x 13.7" H Watermarked paper with a few minor spots and faint toning.

1765-78 [Lot of 2] A New and Accurate Map of Sweden and Norway from the Sieur Roberts Atlas with Improvements [and] La Suede "A nice duo of eighteenth century maps of Scandinavia, both filled with details of towns, political boundaries, rivers, and topography. A. “A New and Accurate Map of Sweden and Norway from the Sieur Roberts Atlas with Improvements”, by John Gibson, from “Geographical Dictionary”, circa 1765 (11.3 x 7.7”). Gibson`s map includes an inset of Iceland, a compass rose capped with a fleur-de-lis, and an ornate title cartouche. Condition: A few tiny spots. (A) B. “La Suede”, by Didier Robert de Vaugondy, circa 1778 (7.5 x 9.4”). This is the second state. Reference: Pedley #66. Condition: This example has wide margins as well as some printer`s ink residue and a few errant spots of color. (B+)" #VALUE! See description.

Anon., 1759 The Gentleman`s Magazine, and Historical Chronicle "This lot includes 9 individual monthly issues (missing May, October and November) and the supplement from 1759 during the heart of the Seven Years War. All maps and plates are present for the monthly issues included. The eight maps, all listed in Jolly, include: A. “Compleat Map of Germany Comprehending in One View the Different Seats of the Present War” (11 x 13.3”). B. “A Map of Martinico, from the Latest and Best Authorities”, by John Gibson (7.5 x 9.5”). C. “The Roads, of Toulon, with the Adjacent Country” (8 x 10.5”). D. “A Map of the Seat of War on the Rhine, and Part`s Adjacent, in Germany, 1759” (7.3 x 10”). E. “A New and Accurate Map of the Isles of Guadaloupe, Marie-Galante &c. from the Best Authorities”, by John Gibson (4.8 x 11.5”). F. “Plan of Have de Grace [on sheet with] The Bombardment of Have de Grace July 4th 1759 [and] [Untitled - English Channel]” (7.5 x 10”). G. “A Map of That Part of Westphalia, in which the French Army Where [sic] Defeated Aug. 1. 1759” (4.3 x 7.3”). H. “A Map of Pomerania and Brandenburg with the Frontiers of Poland” (7.5 x 10.3”). Disbound, 8vo." 5.3" W x 8.3" H The maps and plates are good to very good with light to moderate toning and occasional light offsetting. Disbound.

A George V silver salver with a shaped edge, on claw and ball feet, the centre engraved with an image of the convalescent home at Talygarn, inscribed "Presented in replica on the 13th October 1923. To the Right Hon. Thomas Richards P.C, and Finlay A. Gibson, Esquire. Joint secretaries by the Miners` Welfare Joint committee, as an appreciation of the honorary services rendered by them in the establishment of the convalescent home at Talygarn for the mining industry of South Wales, Birmingham, 1923, approximately 1332 grams, 35.5cm

A pair of modern Moorcroft vases decorated in the Rhapsody pattern, decorated with tube lined blue flowers, impressed & painted marks to the base "M.C.C.355 2001 by Philip Gibson" and "M.C.C. 343 2001 by Philip Gibson" 25.5cm high, both made for the Moorcroft collectors club

A modern Moorcroft inverted baluster vase decorated in the Lizard Orchid pattern to a blue ground, impressed and painted marks, signed by Philip Gibson and dated 20.11.2001, No 95, 21cm high

A pair of modern Moorcroft pottery inverted baluster vases decorated with purple orchids and leaves to a cream ground, by Philip Gibson, impressed, printed and painted marks, both dated 2001

ƒ RALPH GIBSON (né en 1939)Sans titre, 1972, de la série “Déjà vu”Tirage argentique signé, daté et numéroté “A.P.” sur une édition de 25 exemplaires30,6 x 20 cm

ƒ RALPH GIBSON (né en 1939)Sans titre, (hand with rose, SF), 1961Tirage argentique signé, titré et numéroté 6/2531,2 x 21,2 cm Provenance :Studio de l’artisteBibliographie :John Szarkowski, Mirrors and Windows : American Photography since 1960, The Museum of Modern Art, New York, 1978, p. 49