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Gibson (R.W.) Francis Bacon: A Bibliography... original cloth-backed boards Oxford 1950 § Wigston (W.F.C.) The Columbus of Literature or Bacon`s New World of Sciences original pictorial cloth gilt Chicago 1892 § Walter (James) Shakespeare`s True Life illustrations by Gerald E.Moira title foxed original pictorial boards 1890 § Ward (H.Snowden & Catharine Weed) Shakespeare`s Town and Times illustrations original cloth 1896 all rubbed; and a quantity of others Bacon Shakespeare etc. v.s. (8 boxes)(8 boxes)

Football games: Selection, Grand Slam, Wembley (H Gibson & Co), Tipp-Kick, Penalty Shot (Marx), Soccatelle board & Topscor (Spear`s) (fair/gd)

Midland Counties Camden`s Britannia Gibson 1895, Northamptonshire, Leicestershire, Rutland shire, Lincolnshire, Nottinghamshire, Derbyshire, Warwickshire, Worcestershire, Staffordshire, Shropshire and Cheshire (11)

(Arthur Conan writer 1859-1930) The Story of [S]Pedegue`s Dropper autograph manuscript signed 25pp. slightly browned edges creased with an A.L.s. 1984 from Jean Conan Doyle giving the manuscript to her solicitor “In appreciation of all the help and understanding and loyalty he has given me... in my efforts to protect my father`s words from those who were only interested in their exploitation” and another A.L.s. 4th June 1984 from Richard Lancelyn Green “Thank you very much for letting me read the manuscript...” [cf. Green & Gibson A47] folio [1928]; and a copy of Julian Symons` Portrait of an Artist: Conan Doyle signed presentation copy from Jean Conan Doyle with corrections 1979 folio & 8vo (2). *** Conan Doyle`s cricket story. First published in the Strand Magazine in 1928 and later published in book form in The Maracot Deep and Other Stories John Murray [1929]. There are a few textual changes in this manuscript the story is titled “The Story of Pedegue`s Dropper” and Richard Lancelyn Green in his letter notes that “it is curious that Sir Arthur ceased numbering the pages after 20 & spelt Sydney `Sidney`“. “`The Story of Spedegue`s Dropper` was based on the author`s own experience when bowled by a most extraordinary ball from A.P. Lucas. It was propelled into the air to about thirty feet and then fell onto the top of the bails. It was an experience which also gave him the idea for high-angle fire so that the bullets might enter enemy trenches.” - Green & Gibson. (Arthur Conan writer 1859-1930) The Story of [S]Pedegue`s Dropper autograph manuscript signed 25pp. slightly browned edges creased with an A.L.s. 1984 from Jean Conan Doyle giving the manuscript to her solicitor “In appreciation of all the help and understanding and loyalty he has given me... in my efforts to protect my father`s words from those who were only interested in their exploitation” and another A.L.s. 4th June 1984 from Richard Lancelyn Green “Thank you very much for letting me read the manuscript...” [cf. Green & Gibson A47] folio [1928]; and a copy of Julian Symons` Portrait of an Artist: Conan Doyle signed presentation copy from Jean Conan Doyle with corrections 1979 folio & 8vo (2). *** Conan Doyle`s cricket story. First published in the Strand Magazine in 1928 and later published in book form in The Maracot Deep and Other Stories John Murray [1929]. There are a few textual changes in this manuscript the story is titled “The Story of Pedegue`s Dropper” and Richard Lancelyn Green in his letter notes that “it is curious that Sir Arthur ceased numbering the pages after 20 & spelt Sydney `Sidney`“. “`The Story of Spedegue`s Dropper` was based on the author`s own experience when bowled by a most extraordinary ball from A.P. Lucas. It was propelled into the air to about thirty feet and then fell onto the top of the bails. It was an experience which also gave him the idea for high-angle fire so that the bullets might enter enemy trenches.” - Green & Gibson.

An Autograph Album containing assorted autographs and autograph letters, including ETHEL IRVING (1869-1963), CHARLES BRADLAUGH (1833-1891), SPENCER LEIGH HUGHES, WILLIAM SUTHERLAND (1880-1949), JAMES W TATE (1875-1922), LORD ALFRED EMMOTT (1858-1926), DORIS KEANE (1881-1945), SIDNEY WEBB (1859-1947) AND THOMAS GIBSON BOWLES (1841-1922) etc, most loosely inserted or corner slotted, orig full cf gt, teg

A pair of brown and cream Gibson ladies shoes, faux crocodile 1940`s, Starlight Room ribbed silk and another brown pair

A Dana Gibson "Eighty Drawings including the Weaker Sex the Story of a Susceptible Batchelor". C.D. Gibson - Scribners/Lane 1903

An Old Tupton ware 3" squat vase with tube-lined decoration in the `Farmyard` pattern, designed by former Moorcroft designer Philip Gibson, boxed.

Mary Gibson Horrocks - A studio pottery lamp base 1937-39, Kingswood period

A late Victorian silver half reeded spirit kettle and stand with foliate capped scroll handle above a scallop shell, foliate scroll and gadrooned rim, the stand similarly decorated, on scallop shell feet, London 1898 by W. Gibson & J. Langman, height approx 31cm, together with a matched silver half reeded spirit burner by Mappin & Webb.

Seventeen boxed card games including Pepys Kargo "Golf Game", Snow White, Belisha and Speed; Chad Valley Happy Families; Gibson & Sons Snap; Edwardian Old Maid and Funny Families and others, also some loose cards ++generally good, many with instructions

FOUR HICKORY SHAFTED GOLF CLUBS including makers C Gibson, R Forgan, and two other clubs. (4)

Camden, William Britannia, or a chorographical description of Great Britain and Ireland. London: J. & J. Knapton, [1722]. Second edition, 2 volumes, folio, edited by Edmund Gibson, titles printed in red and black, 9 plates, 47 (of 51) double-page engraved maps (including 38 county maps) mounted on guards, illustrations, 1 full-page, contemporary calf, slight dampstaining in volume 2, mostly marginal, neatly rebacked, spines gilt, several corners neatly repaired

Crawhall, Joseph Olde ffrendes wyth newe faces. London: Field & Tuer, 1883. 4to, ballads paginated separately and printed on blue and grey paper, hand-coloured illustrations throughout, advertisement leaf at beginning, prospectus at end, original printed boards with hand-coloured vignettes, soiled, rubbed, spine with loss, edges uncut; Crawfurd, G. & Robertson, G. A general description of the shire of Renfrew. Paisley: 1818. 4to, 5 engraved plates, 2 folding maps (one hand-coloured in outline), green half morocco, t.e.g., others uncut, offsetting to title-page; Forfarshire Forfarshire illustrated. Dundee: G. Cumming, 1843. 4to, 51 engraved plates only, contemporary green half morocco gilt, occasional light spotting; Gibson, John The history of Glasgow. Glasgow: for the author, 1777. 8vo, later plan tipped in, nineteenth century half calf, some spotting; Glasgow - Ure, David The history of Rutherglen and East-Kilbride. Glasgow: D. Niven, 1793. First edition, 8vo, 20 engraved plates (2 folding), list of subscribers, contemporary calf gilt, one plate shaved; and 1 other (6)

GIBSON, Edmund, `Of Visitations Parochial and General: Being the Charges, Deliver`d to the Clergy of The Archdeaconry of Surrey`, Barker, 1717. 8vo. ful cf. Bkplt.

A late-Victorian silver vesta case / sovereign case, by Gibson and Langman, London 1897, plain rounded rectangular form, with a ring attachment, length 7.3cm, approx. weight 1.5oz.

By Asprey and Co, a silver cigarette server / ashtray, Birmingham 1935, rectangular form, the domed cover with a ball finial, turned wooden baluster handle, length 17cm, plus a Victorian silver cigarette box, by Gibson and Langman, London 1887, of plain rectangular form, crested cover, approx. weighable 6oz. (2)

A late 19th Century Mantel Clock, the gilt dial inscribed "Gibson & Co. Belfast", Paris make with striking movement in brass case, within enamelled decoration. 13" (33cms) high.

An Old Tupton ware jug with tube-lined decoration in the `farmyard` pattern, designed by former Moorcroft designer Philip Gibson, boxed.

A silver desktop inkwell on oval stand, London 1896 maker William Gibson and John Langhan.

JACK GIBSON (20th CENTURY) "King`s Troop at full gallop", oil on canvas laid on board, signed lower right

JACK GIBSON (20th CENTURY) "The Beaufort Hunt and other huntsmen before a Georgian manor house", oil on canvas, signed lower right (ILLUSTRATED)

BON JOVI: A glazed presentation box containing Gibson 335 Guitar, signed by the band and a framed `These Days` CD

LES PAUL: A framed and boxed presentation case containing two Gibson replica Guitars, both signed by Paul

Old Tupton Ware 6in vase with tube-lined decoration in Farmyard" pattern designed by former Moorcroft designer Philip Gibson (boxed)

Old Tupton Ware covered box with tube-lined decoration in Farmyard" pattern designed by former Moorcroft designer Philip Gibson (boxed)"

"Russell Crowe, Mel Gibson & Al Pacino (Film) signed photographs in individual display mounts (3) U.A.C.C Registered"

Three interesting iron head golf putters, including F. H. Ayres and Gibson

A MOORCROFT POTTERY TALL VASE of slender inverted baluster form, tube lined by Karen Gibson and painted by Joanne Mountford with the MackIntosh pattern, 14 1/2" high

(Sir Francis) Sylva Sylvarum or A Naturall History engraved additional pictorial title lacking portrait water-stained [Gibson 177a; Wing B328] A.M. for William Lee 1658; and a defective copy of Coles` Adam in Eden 1657 with several ff. supplied in facsimile folio (2) (Sir Francis) Sylva Sylvarum or A Naturall History engraved additional pictorial title lacking portrait water-stained [Gibson 177a; Wing B328] A.M. for William Lee 1658; and a defective copy of Coles` Adam in Eden 1657 with several ff. supplied in facsimile " folio (2)

A 19th century risqué pottery figure of a seated lady, the back inscribed P Gibson, Copenhagen, height 21cm (af).

A Victorian silver four piece tea and coffee set, by Gibson and Langman for the Goldsmiths` and Silversmiths` Company, London 1898, comprising:- a teapot of compressed circular shape the lower body fluted below a shell and foliate gadrooned collar, 14.25cm high, the matching coffee pot, 18.5cm, together with the companion milk jug and sugar basin with a matching electroplate teakettle on stand with spirit burner, 35cm high, 54.5oz weighable (5)

ALEX GIBSON River Scene watercolour 23.5cm x 32cm

J. BROWN GIBSON Pittenweem Bay watercolour 25cm x 30cm

John Gibson (1791-1866) Figure group study for classical battle scene pencil on wove paper with grid lines signed in pencil lower left 40.5 x 60 cm. (16 x 23 1/2 in) unframed. *** Provenance: From the collection of Joseph Bonomi Jnr. (1796-1878) and thence by descent to the present owner. Condition report: Surface dust marginal handling creases and short tears.

Wynham silver- A Gibson Sterling marked 18th century teaspoon and twelve other assorted 18th century silver teaspoons (13)

A Moorcroft Trout pattern vase, Philip Gibson, baluster ovoid outline, printed and impressed marks and gilt signature Philip Gibson, 21cm h, boxed

A Moorcroft Trout pattern squat vase, Philip Gibson, printed and impressed marks, gilt signature Philip Gibson, 17cm h boxed

A Moorcroft slender Trout pattern vase, Philip Gibson, slender ovoid outline, impressed marks, gilt signature Philip Gibson, dated 98, monogrammed WM, 26CM H

A Moorcroft Trout pattern vase, Philip Gibson, printed and impressed marks, 11cm h

A Moorcroft Trout pattern vase, Philip Gibson, baluster outline, printed and impressed marks, 10cm h

A Moorcroft Trout pattern ovoid vase, Philip Gibson, of squat outline, impressed and printed marks, signed and dated 30-11-02, 11cm h, boxed

A Moorcroft Trout pattern ginger jar and cover, Philip Gibson, printed and impressed marks ad signed, 16cm h, boxed

A Moorcroft Trout pattern charger, Philip Gibson, printed and impressed marks, gilt signature Philip Gibson, dated 9-11-00, 35cm d, boxed

World Cup 1966 Pottery `World Cup Tankard`, by Gibson & Sons, featuring World Cup Willie, together with an Arthur Wood cricket tankard. (2)

"Set of six silver plated mother of pearl handled fruit knives and forks, each with a silver ferrule by G.H., Sheffield 1917, retailed by Gibson & Co, Ltd, Belfast, in an oak case, 24.4cm w, five piece stag horn handled carving set by Mappin & Webb, cased, and a quantity of knives "

"Association Football and the men who made it, Gibson & Pickford, 4 vol"

Football books: A set of four volumes, ‘Association Football & The Men Who Made It` by Alfred Gibson & William Pickford, original pictorial blue cloth covers with numerous sepia & monochrome plates throughout, 1905 (some wear to covers & spines) (4)

A 19TH CENTURY SILVER, TORTOISESHELL AND CUT CRYSTAL INKWELL the detachable globular ink reservoir having a faceted base, raised pen retainers, on a circular stand, 17.5cms diameter, London 1898, maker`s William Gibson and John Longman. See illustration

Staffordshire black-glazed coffee set, by Gibson & Sons, gilt decoration.

A collection of four lustre ware ceramics comprising sunderland cup and saucer, large Winton bowl decorated with flowers and foliage, a Wilton gilt bowl and a Gibson Radian art vase View on staceyauction.com

A small Moorcroft trial piece vase designed by Phil Gibson View on staceyauction.com

Shaw (Stebbing) A Series of Engravings from Shaw`s with a set of the Unpublished Plates which were prepared for the Continuation 119 engraved plates two double-page some with two or more illustrations some with added aquatint a few plates slightly spotted mainly in margins contemporary half russia g.e. hinges strengthened with the bookplates of Sir Edric Walseley and Hugh Hernshall Williamson large folio Henry Kent Causton [dated on spine 1854]. *** No other copies of this set of plates have been traced. The list of engravings calls for 125 in all including 29 not previously published. Those not present are numbered in the list as 37 49 69 70 95 and 96. These were all amongst the plates that had been borrowed from other publications. In addition this volume contains a large lithographed view of timber-framed buildings in Greengate Street Litchfield after John Robert Fernyhough; an engraved portrait of David Garrick by William Skelton after Robert Edge Pine 1818; mezzotint portraits of Samuel Johnson by C. Townley after Opie 1792; Lieut. Colonel Biddulph by Thomas Watson after Anthony Poggi; the Rev. Sambrooke Higgins by John Young after T. Barber; and Sir John Bowyer by T. Smith after T. Gibson; and engraved ground plan and 9 aquatint views of Lichfield Cathedral published by C. Wild 1813.

PARISH (W.D) and W.F SHAW. A Dictionary of the Kentish Dialect, Lewes 1888, half calf (rubbed); A Dictionary of the Sussex Dialect, 2nd ed, 1875, cloth; GIBSON (A.C) The Folk-Speech of Cumberland, 1873, cloth; BOYLE (J.R) Comprehensive Guide to the County of Durham, [no date, circa 1892], folding map in both pockets, faded spine; ACTON (E) Modern Cookery, new edition 1863 (few leaves loose, damaged cloth); one other (6)

first edition 1(of 2) errata leaves present (both first edition 1(of 2) errata leaves present (both often missing) woodcut initials lacking 1 errata f. and final blank title re-margined with loss of part of 1 letter and with an ink stain marginal repairs to most ff. to F! (mostly corners) loss of a few page numbers supplied in ink in all cases sig. 3G upper corners repaired errata f. trimmed and repaired with some loss of text at foot preliminaries lightly soiled antique style calf [Gibson 81; STC 1164; Grolier 100 8a] small 4to for Henrie Tomes 1605. *** The `preparative or key for the opening of the instauration` (Grolier/Horblit) with one of the rare errata leaves. `In the Twoo bookes Bacon concerned himself primarily with the classification of philosophy and the sciences and with developing his influential view of the relation between science and theology` (Norman).

(Sir Francis) The Historie of the Raigne of King H (Sir Francis) The Historie of the Raigne of King Henry the Seventh first edition mixed issue with errata partially corrected engraved portrait frontispiece and title repair to inner margin of I4 loss of a few letters occasional staining worm traces to lower margin of some ff. contemporary speckled calf rebacked [Gibson 116b; STC1159] small folio W.Stansby for Matthew Lownes 1622.

WILLIAM ALFRED GIBSON (SCOTTISH 1866-1931) GIRL WITH GOATS Signed, oil on board 30cm x 45cm (11.8in x 17.7in)

After Phillip Gibson (Moorcroft pottery designer); colour print, panoramic pottery industry scene, 46 x 85cm, framed and glazed.

A Gibson & Sons Ceres ware bowl in the Sheila pattern, height 13cm.

CINEMA POSTERS, selection, 1950`s-1990`s, inc. Apprenticeship Of Duddy Kravitz 1974 Richard Dreyfuss (Quad), Crossing Guard 1995 Jack Nicholson Danish Poster, Dance Wth A Stranger 1985 Rupert Everett (UK 1-Sheet), Diary For My Children 1984 Márta Mészáros (Quad), Finally Sunday 1983 François Truffaut (Quad), Flesh And Blood 1951 Richard Todd US 1-Sheet, Great Waltz 1972 Horst Buchholz (Quad), Hamlet 1990 Mel Gibson (US 1-Sheet), Jane And The Lost City 1987 Maud Adams (Quad), Jeffrey 1995 Patrick Stewart (US 1-Sheet), Jolly Bad Fellow 1964 Leo Mckern (UK 1-Sheet), Light Years Away 1981 Trevor Howard (Quad), Little Drummer Girl 1984 Diane Keaton (US 1-Sheet), Stormy Monday 1989 Melanie Griffith (UK) Large Poster, Truman Show 1998 Jim Carrey (US 1-Sheet), original folds, VG to EX, 15