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Maps. A mixed collection of approx. 350 maps, town plans and sea charts, 18th - early 20th century, including examples by ‘Depot de la Marine’, Kitchin, Lewis, S.D.U.K., Gibson, Johnston, Walker, Kelly, Conder and Philips, various sizes and condition. (approx.350)

More (Sir Thomas). Lucubrationes, ab innumeris mendis repurgatae ... quibus additae sunt duae aliorum Epistolae, de vita, moribus & morte mori, Basel, Epicopium F[roben], 1563, printer’s oval woodcut device to title, single full-page woodcut illustration to d3 recto, printer’s woodcut device to verso of final leaf (with minor paper repair to blank top margin), some light soiling to title and minor foxing to final few leaves, later blind-panelled mottled calf, rubbed and scuffed, upper joint cracked and rear joint partly cracked at foot, 8vo. Adams 1752. Gibson 74. The first collected edition of Sir Thomas More’s works in latin, including Utopia and other pieces, with contributions by Erasmus, Guillaume Budé and others. (1)

Susan Gibson (20th century) Study of two dogs` heads, possibly otter hounds gouache, signed lower right 26 x 39 cm (10 1/4 x 15 1/4 in)

An Alan Gibson part-built L.N.E.R. Class E4 (G.E.R. Class T26) 2-4-0 tender locomotive, black livery, boxed

Gibson & Sons pottery colander on stand; lead-crystal decanters; other glassware; stoneware beer stein and a decanter stand.

GIBSON ALTHEA (1927-2003) American Tennis Player, Wimbledon Champion 1957 & 1958 & BUXTON ANGELA (1934- ) English Tennis Player. Gibson and Buxton were Wimbledon Doubles Champions in 1956. Vintage signed 8 x 10 photograph by both Gibson and Buxton individually. The original press photograph, with a printed caption to the verso, shows the players standing in full length poses alongside the Duchess of Kent who is seen presenting them with their trophy following their victory in the Doubles Final at Wimbledon on 7th July 1956. Signed by both Gibson and Buxton in blue fountain pen ink to light areas of the image. One very slight, minor corner crease, VG

ACTORS: Selection of signed 8 x 10 photographs by various film actors including Mel Gibson, Harrison Ford, Anthony Hopkins, Jean Claude Van Damme, Val Kilmer, Harry Hamlin, Adam West (in costume as Batman), John Travolta (2), Hugh Grant etc. VG to EX, 11

ACTRESSES: Selection of signed 8 x 10 photographs by various television and film actresses including The Golden Girls (signed by all four individually), Lily Tomlin, Susannah York, Gale Storm, Jill Clayburgh, Jessica Savitch (scarce), Wynne Gibson, Anne Francis, Gladys Cooper, Vanna White etc. Generally VG, 12

CINEMA: Selection of signed album pages, 8 x 10 photographs etc., by various actors and actresses, including Nick Adams (rare), Nelson Eddy (2), Hoot Gibson, Rosalind Russell, Judith Anderson, Otto Preminger, Pat O`Brien, Nina Foch, Dorothy Gish, Ian Carmichael, Peter Bogdanovich, Barbara Luna, Nancy Walker, Gloria Swanson, Hayley Mills, Ruby Keeler etc. Generally G to about VG, 30

ARTISTS: A good selection of signed pieces, cards etc., by various artists and painters including Giorgio de Chirico, Alexander Calder, Paul Cadmus, Charles Dana Gibson, Georges Braque, Andrew Wyeth, Jamie Wyeth, Bernard Buffet, Willem de Kooning, Jacques Lipchitz etc. Some with small attached magazine photographs. G to VG, 13

OPERA: Selection of multiple signed 8vo programmes for various performances of operas by Austrian, German and Russian composers (Berg, Meyerbeer, Tchaikovsky, Mussorgsky etc.) at the Royal Opera House, Covent Garden, during the 1970s, including Geraint Evans, Michael Langdon, Anja Silja, Placido Domingo, Grace Bumbry, Forbes Robinson, Lucia Popp, Sena Jurinac, Robert Massard, Jean Bonhomme, Boris Christoff, Nicolai Ghiaurov, Nicolai Gedda, Stuart Burrows, Alexander Gibson, Kiri Te Kanawa etc. Some with ownership signature to cover. Some light overall age wear and minor creasing, A few FR, generally G, 14

GIBSON GUY: (1918-1944) British Airman of World War II, Wing Commander of 617 Squadron. Victoria Cross winner for his actions during Operation Chastise (The Dambusters Raid) on the Mohne and Eder Dams in Germany, 16th May 1943. Ink signature (`Guy P Gibson, W/C`) on a small 2.5 x 1 feint ruled piece, evidently clipped from a page of a log book. Neatly annotated in a small hand beneath the signature, `O/C 617 Sdn.` Laid down, G

GIBSON GUY: (1918-1944) British Airman of World War II, Wing Commander of 617 Squadron. Victoria Cross winner for his actions during Operation Chastise (The Dambusters Raid) on the Mohne and Eder Dams in Germany, 16th May 1943. Book signed, a hardback slim folio volume entitled Taoiseach-Then and Now by William Hugh Coverdale, being a history and narrative of the Kingdom of the Saguenay, the illustrated volume published in Canada, 1942. Signed (`Guy P Gibson`) and dated 22nd August 1943 in his hand to the front free endpaper. Gibson`s bold fountain pen ink signature appears at the head of nine other signatures by various other personnel associated with Operation Quadrant including Ernest J. King (1878-1956) American Admiral of World War II; Louis Mountbatten (1900-1979) British Admiral of the Fleet during World War II; William D. Leahy (1875-1959) American Admiral of World War II and George Marshall (1880-1959) American General of World War II, Nobel Peace Prize winner, 1953. Each of the signatures are in bold dark fountain pen ink. Together with a small, interesting selection of unsigned printed ephemera and 8 x 10 photographs (3) relating to Operation Quadrant, including a restricted Telephone Directory, 14th August 1943, (numbers include Guy Gibson, Anthony Eden, Ernest King, George Marshall, Louis Mountbatten, Dudley Pound, Charles Portal, Louis St. Laurent and many others), and other Most Secret documents relating to arrangements for office and sleeping accommodation, meals and refreshments, transportation and security during the meeting at the Chateau Frontenac Hotel in Quebec. Some of the items bear the ownership signature of Marjorie Lightning who is listed as a secretary in the typing pool of the British Delegation within the telephone directory. A rare, interesting collection. Some light age wear to the ephemera (about VG), the signed book VG, 8

A Victorian silver rose bowl with scrolling foliate embossed and reeded decoration raised on a circular foot (London 1894 by William Gibson and John Laurence Langman, Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Co.), 25 cm diameter x 18 cm high, 30 oz (ILLUSTRATED)

A set of four Victorian Old English pattern dessert forks and four dessert spoons (London 1894 by William Gibson & John Langman), 12 oz

A quantity of fiddle, thread and shell pattern flatware, various makers and dates, crested, comprising:/three table spoons,/five dessert forks,/two dessert spoons,/and six old English pattern dessert forks bearing the same crest, William Gibson & John Langman, 1898, approximately 940gm/Note: all these bear the moto `Ride Through` and the crest of Hamilton of Donegal

A set of twelve silver fruit eaters, with ivory handles, Sheffield, 1877, in a mahogany case, the lid with a brass plaque inscribed `RALPH GIBSON 1878`.

A silver gilt purpurine and hardstone desk seal, c.1850, in the form of a crown, the crown 33mm in length with a circular bloodstone tablet, the seal engraved with initials below a crest of a bird holding a laurel bough in its beak, standing on a wreath, the crest of GIBSON originally of Yelland, Lancashire

GEORGE IV SILVER PAIR CASED POCKET WATCH the white enamel dial set with Roman numerals, with fusee movement signed J & J Gibson Alnwick No.844 and verge escapement, Birmingham hallmarks from 1828

MERSEYSIDE. GIBSON (THOMAS) ELLISON LYDIATE HALL & ITS ASSOCIATIONS IN TWO PARTS ANTIQUARIAN AND RELIGIOUS photographically illustrated with mounted woodburytypes, occasional marginal corrections, green cloth worn [Southport] Valentine Hanson & Co, 1876, - Blundell`s Diary...from 1702-1728, cloth, Liverpool 1895, - A cavalier`s note book..., London 1880 and Remains historical and literary..... of Lancaster and Chester, Chetham Society, volume 12 New Series, Manchester 1887 (4)

GIBSON (T), THE ANATOMY OF THE HUMAINE BODIES, seventh edition with seventeen of twenty plates only, London, 1721; with, STACK (T), MEDICA SACRA, 1755

`The New and Complete English Traveller or, a Historical Survey and Modern Description of England and Wales`, revised and corrected by William Hugh Dalton, printed for Alex Hogg, London 1794 with numerous maps of England, Scotland and Wales together with views of country seats etc, bound in brown calf, front and back boards loose (af), also in this lot a copy of `Camdens Britannia`, published by Edmond Gibson of Queens College in Oxford, printed by F Collins, London 1695, contains illustrations of coins and historical sites, please note maps missing, bound in brown calf (af)

A late Victorian hallmarked silver and lustrous glass biscuit barrel with hallmarked silver collar cover and swing handle, by Williams Gibson and John Langman, London, 1897/8, height including handle 20cm

A cased pair of late Victorian hallmarked silver shell shaped open salts with salt spoons, raised on three ball feet, by W.H.L., Birmingham 1897/98, the box marked T Gibson, Poole, Goldsmiths & Jeweller, Middlesbrough

Four Roger Gibson metal figures

A large limited edition Moorcroft pottery vase designed by Philip Gibson in 2005, 44/75, height 36cm.

A limited edition Moorcroft pottery vase designed by Philip Gibson in 2004, bears piggy bank kids stamp to base, 11/100, height 30cm.

A Gibson Star A hickory shafted niblick, a J.C. Lucas "Maxwell Masshie", a Standard Golf Company Mills Patent, Model RBB alloy headed putter, a Frank SUGC, Liverpool hickory shafted club with misshapen head ten various other hickory shafted clubs, and a quantity of putters to include King Pin, Walter Hagen "Putter 9", a wooden shafted brass headed putter, metal headed hickory shafted putter, a William Gibson, Edinburgh "Hold Fast" brass headed putter and various others

Postcards - Fifty-six cards of lifeboat interest, including real photographic views of lifeboats from Walmer, Worthing (at sea), Margate (at sea), Cullercoats (the Sir Wilfred Lawson, 207SN) and another, the R.N.L.B. Cunard (at sea, photographed by Gibson of Penzance and the Scilly Isles), (album).

Postcards - One hundred and forty-four cards of glamour, bathing beauty and other romantic interest, including artist-drawn by Xavier Sager (3), Harrison Fisher (2), and C.D. Gibson (1), (album).

A print entitled "Operation Chastise" and a print of G P Gibson

A Royal Crown Derby limited edition `Chrysanthemum` plate designed by Hugh Gibson for the `Flowers for an Indian Princess` series, with certificate and box. Also a Royal Crown Derby Imari (1128) plate.

A Moorcroft Kotare pattern vase by Philip Gibson for the New Zealand Collection, limited edition No. 45/100, the baluster vase decorated with a curled New Zealand fern and brightly coloured blue and green birds with outstretched wings, against a cream and black ground, impressed marks, signed and numbered, 19.5cm high, boxed

AN EDWARDIAN SILVER AND MOTHER OF PEARL SET OF TWELVE TEA KNIVES AND FORKS, blades decorated with bright cut engraving in mahogany case and retailed by Gibson & Co. Ltd, Belfast.

Gibson of Belfast King`s pattern part 12 place setting canteen in mahogany table top case with three drawers

A Gibson Les Paul Studio Electric Guitar in hard case.

A Victorian silver christening cup, George Unite, Birmingham 1869 and a Victorian silver jar and cover, William Gibson and John Lawrence (Goldsmiths and Silversmiths Co) London 1895

Books. Fothergill g a, a gift to the state the national stud fine woodcut title and plates blue cloth gilt, worn london 1916 and drawings by c d gibson oblong folio 1907

An oil on canvas two dogs 21 cm x 28 cm in a gilt frame signed JOSHUA GIBSON

A book - Camden`s Britannia newly translated into English with large additions and improvements, published by Edmund Gibson of Queens College, Oxford, printed in London 1695 - rebound.

Six various Burago scale model vehicles, eight various other model cars, a quantity of lead alloy soldiers and one volume CECIL GIBSON "The History of British Dinky Toys", 1966

Gibson (Alfred & Pickford, William). Association Football & the Men Who Made it, 4 vols., [1905-06], b & w portrait illustrations, some light spotting and soiling, endpapers browned, original pictorial cloth, spine ends frayed, rubbed with some dampstains, 8vo (4)

Europe. A mixed collection of approx. seventy-five maps of Europe, Austria and Germany, mostly 18th & 19th century, including examples by Finlay, Cruchley, S.D.U.K., Johnston, Blackwood, Cluver, De Fer, Seutter, Gibson, Merian, Zatta, Bowen, Gall & Inglis, Hondius and McNally, various sizes and condition (approx.75)

A mixed lot of flatware, comprising a late-Victorian set of fifteen silver fish knives, by Gibson and Langman, London 1896, thread handles engraved with a crest, a butter knife, ten tea knives, plus a set of six metalware cocktail sticks, and a cased pair of electroplated servers. (qty)

A Victorian silver regimental presentation table bell, by Gibson and Langman, London 1899, conventional form, the tapering handle with a Sphinx finial and laurel leaf decoration, the bell applied with the badge of The Queen`s Regiment, and engraved with various battle honours, also inscribed, ` presented by Captain H.R. Bottomley to The Officers 2nd Bat. The Queen`s on Promotion, 29th September 1898` and with a later inscription, `Presented to Major R.C.G Foster, M.C, by The Queen`s Royal Regiment in gratitude for his services as Regimental Historian, 13th October 1959`, height 18cm, approx. weight 20oz.

A late-Victorian silver string box, by Gibson and Langman, London 1895, circular form, embossed swirl fluted decoration, domed cover, on three ribbon tied scroll feet, plus an Edwardian silver string box, of similar design, Birmingham 1904, approx. weight 8oz. (2)

Gibson & Sons late Davenport "Sevres" coffee service (unused)

3 large headed niblicks - to include a Spalding stamped JW Musty, Borth GC with a 2 7/8" deep face (Dreadnought size), and other stamped A Mitchell St Andrews and a Gibson Logan Genii model (1.5" shortened) - all with full length grips

11 various golfing irons from a driving cleek to mashie niblick-makers include an Anderson St Andrews smf hand punched dot ball face markings, 2 x Maxwell`s, Gibson stamped George Duncan, Cochrane`s, JH Taylor, D and W Auchterlonie, Carruthers Pat. Bore thro hosel etc -all fitted with full length grips including 2 with shaft stamps.

6x various smf irons to include Fairlie`s patent anti-shank stamped C Gibson Westward Ho!, Smith`s patent anti-shank mashie stamped J Youds R.L.G.C Hoylake, small headed lofting iron with a 4.75" hosel stamped Aitken Edinburgh plus others by J Hastie Cairo, R Condie and Dickson Edinburgh - all with full length leather grips

16 x various irons and putters to include anti-shank, niblicks, mashies, jigger etc, - makers incl D Anderson & Sons St Andrews, Army and Navy, Gibson, Logans Genii model, Harry Vardon jigger, early Tom Stewart heavy brass blade putter stamped with the serpent cleek mark, Gem putter et al - all with original full-length leather or hide grips most need a good clean

6x various clubs to incl J Sherlock Hunstanton driver, Bob Munro Prestwick 1 iron, Gibson Kinghorn mid iron, G Drummond Aberdeen Pitcher wide sole and an unusual Forgan St Andrew`s "Karifar" sand wedge with steel jointed hosel - 5x with grips

10 various brass heavy blade putters - incl 3x stamped Gibson, Thomson & Cowan, and Gourlay - all with full length grips

10 various blade putters to incl E.R. Whitcombe stamped with Tom Stewart pipe mark, others stamped G Cuthbert Carnoustie, Forgan and Son St Andrews, Melville Brown Royal Portrush, Wm Gibson Kinghorn, Craigie Montrose et al - all with full length grips

10 various blade and gem style putters - makers include Gibson Kinghorn, Aitken Gullane, E Gray Cambridge, JH Taylor autographs etc- all with various full length grips

8 various blade putters include a "top weighted" blade stamped J McAndrew Glasgow, Gibson`s "Gleneagles Putter" long blade, heavy gunmetal blade putter, another stamped Manton and Co Calcutta etc - all with various grips.

5 assorted putters to include Gibson Kinghorn Dominee, The Hesketh stamped J Youds R.L.G.C Hoylake, D Anderson and Sons St Andrews Excelsior, and 2x alloy mallet head putters ( one with hosel crack) - 4 with full length grips

7x various blade putters to include R Forgan and Son St Andrews "Kirkaldy" putting cleek, Winton Montrose, J Shiells Kendall putting cleek, Joe Anderson Perth bent neck, Spalding Gold Medal, Gibson Kinghorn putting cleek and another smf long blade putter stamped Special-all with good full-length leather grips.

4x various patent putters to incl Bradbeer drilled face putter (pitted) and devoid of any markings, Gibson`s Kinghorn "Brown Vardon" mallet putter, Winton "The Mascot" wide flanged sole putter and a blade putter with inverted head with thick top line and thin sole to impart top spin - all with period full length grips. See Jeff Ellis Golf auction lot 265 Bradbeer drilled faced putter realised $3750.

James Braid "putting iron" stamped Gibson Kinghorn and John Little & Co Singapore, plus 3 others including Cochrane`s "The Springbok" and an interesting dual face putting/driving cleek and one other - all with period full-length leather/cloth grips (4)