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2 patent putters to include Gibson Kinghorn "Brown Vardon" with an oval hosel and Sid Wingate Templenewsam long shallow faced round back blade putter stamped WE model - both fitted with full-length leather grips

3x various long hosel blade putters to incl 2x Nicoll "Whippet" with 5" hosels stamped Alex Aitken Gullane and Gibson and Gadd, Tollygunge, Calcutta fitted with a square grip and a Spalding S R model with 5.5" hosel and stamped A Phimister Granton on Spey - all with period full length grips.

Rare Harrowers Patent steel core jointed hosel putter c. 1911 stamped with the Patent No 4326/11 to the head - the shaft is fitted with steel core which screws in to the hosel of the head (head pitted) but still in working order - plus Terrier Triumph long shallow face wry neck putter with a 6.5" hosel and a Gibson Westwood Ho! Hesketh style putter with holes drilled into the rear of the head (by Jimmy the Drill!!!) - all fitted with full length grips. (3)

3x interesting woods to incl Earnshaw`s "XLNT" patent socket head brassie with a full nickel face plate, Ted Manton "Straitaway" persimmon long nose putter with a similar face insert and early steel shaft plus a fine Gibson Kinghorn large socket head driver ( shaft shortened 5") - all fitted with full length leather grips.

Fine Gibson`s Triplex "The Nippy" dark stained baffy - the equivalent and shape of the modern day rescue club - fitted with a period replaced hide grip.

2 large persimmon socket head brassies to incl Gibson "Abe Mitchell" autograph with 2x Gibson Star quality stamp marks to the head and shaft plus a Wm Hawksworth - both fitted with replaced full length hide grips - ready to play.

James Braid signature "Giant" niblick - stamped to the head with the Gibson Kinghorn Star and J Renouf Manchester oval cleek marks and shaft stamp just below the full length hide grip.

5x early Gibson golfing postcards including two coloured plus one other coloured published Ernest Nister series 34 (6)

A William IV four piece silver tea and coffee set, by Charles Gibson, London 1833, of foliate embossed melon shape on leafy scroll shell capped pad feet with leaf capped scroll handles and foliate finials, gilt interiors, comprising teapot, coffee pot, cream jug and two handled sugar bowl, 72oz (4)

C GIBSON COTTAGE SCENES A SET OF THREE ALL SIGNED, WATERCOLOUR AND BODYCOLOUR

Beattie (George, poet, 1786-1823) manuscript, 147pp. excluding blanks, "Copy" written at head of title, browned, original roan, worn, spine defective, 8vo, [after 1863]. ***"In 1821 Beattie made the acquaintance of a Miss Gibson with whom he was soon engaged. Before, however, the marriage took place, she inherited a small fortune, and rejected Beattie for William Smart, a successful corn merchant. After completing a narrative of his relations with the lady, published by Alexander Silver in 1863 as a `Statement of fact`, and `The last`, a long suicide note, Beattie went back to St Cyrus and shot himself by the side of his sister`s grave on 29 September 1823." - Oxford DNB..

Hooker Ecclesiastical Politie 1676 engraved additional pictorial title, printed title in red and black, lacking portrait, modern dark blue crushed morocco-backed marbled boards, spine gilt, [Wing H-2632], R.White for Rob. Scot [&c.], 1676; and 2 vol. of Gibson`s Codex juris ecclesiastici Anglicani, folio(3)

RICHARD GIBSON (BRITISH, 1615-1690) A lady, in white-bordered blue dress, pearl necklace, drop-pearl earring, dark upswept hair on vellum oval, 1 1/8 in. (29 mm.) high, gilt-metal mount with reeded surround View on Christie's.com

Rosewood Framed Sampler By Mary Ann Gibson Aged 11, May 12 1831 worked in silk cross stitch with central verse `Then leaving all I lovd below to Gods tribunal I must go, must hear the judge pronounce my fate and fix my everlasting state` with decorative motifs including flowering trees, birds, stags, within a foliate border, 37cms by 46cms.

Electric Sunburst Les Paul model Gibson style guitar in fabric case with pick.

Tennis: An early 20th Century small bowl with transfer printed decoration of a couple playing tennis, impressed "Gibson, England" to base, diameter 12 cm.

Colin Gibson (fl. 1935-1948) The Cullins Signed oil on board, 66 x 70cm

A Minton square jardinière on stand (af), a Continental majolica basket, a Victorian pottery vase decorated with foliage, blue pottery jug with swag decoration, Gibson`s black and gilt decorated teapot and a majolica planter (af) (6).

Gibson "les paul" studio model electric guitar no.92241505 with case

A Gibson electric guitar, white and black

A hallmarked silver hip flask, marks worn, probably William Gibson and John Longman, London 1892, 170grms.

A Gibson LS-6 Electric Guitar, serial number 200960, with single cut body, finished in black, with mahogany neck, ebony fingerboard, two Humbucking pick-ups, Varitone, Volume and two Tone controls, nickel tulip tuners

A Stratocaster Style Guitar, with metallic green finish; A Gibson Les Paul Style Guitar, with black finish (2)

A Gibson epiphone faux rosewood banjo and stand

Moorcroft: Elderberry pattern, limited edition vase by Philip Gibson circa. 2004 number 183 of 250. Of typical form on cream and dark ground on circular foot impressed marks beneath. 21cms high with box.

GIBSON & LANGMAN FOR GOLDSMITHS & SILVERSMITHS Co.A CHIPPENDALE STYLE SILVER SALVER having cast and applied scroll and scallop border, raised on three talon and ball feet, Sheffield 1892

The Who/Pete Townshend A circa 1970/71 SG Standard Custom Order 3 pickup model; serial number 969973, in cherry red finish, double cutaway mahogany body, mahogany neck, 22 fret bound rosewood fingerboard with block inlays, headstock facia with crown motif, three pickups, plastic control plate with five rotary controls and one toggle selector switch, wide tune-o-matic bridge, metal tailpiece, wing style pickguard; Gibson black hardshell case, stencilled on the outside in white block lettering WHO -- owned by Pete Townshend and used during a tour of the USA in 1971; accompanied by a document concerning its provenance View on Christie's.com

Harold Staub, Cottage by a Track, oil on canvas board; together with Gibson, River Landscape, watercolour. (2)

1970`s England & Wales v Scotland & Ireland rugby team photograph -played to celebrate the Scottish centenary in 1973 players include Mervyn Davies, John Colin, Stack Stevens, Gerald Davies, Phil Bennett, Mike Gibson, Gordon Brown, Willie John McBride et al - overall 11 are finches by 14 1/2 inches

A C19th oil on canvas, still life study of flowers in a glass vase, inscribed verso "Property of Lady Gibson", 20¼" x 14 1/4"

A VICTORIAN SILVER PAIR CASED LEVER WATCH WITH ENAMEL DIAL THE MOVEMENT SIGNED T. GIBSON, POCKLINGTON LONDON 1865

* Macpherson (Robert, 1811-1872). Facade of the Church of Santa Maria at Toscanella, c. 1860, mounted albumen print, somewhat faded, 40 x 31.5cm, together with Etruscan gateway at Perugia, c. 1860, mounted albumen print, somewhat faded, 40 x 31cm, photographer’s oval embossed stamp with pencil negative numbers 142 & 135 beneath, first mount lightly soiled, second mount heavily soiled at extremities and with several closed tears, together with four further mounted albumen prints with Macpherson stamps and pencil negative numbers, numbers 72 & 73 (2 copies), all bas-reliefs by Gibson, and 79 (from a painting by Ratti), plus two further mounted albumen prints of paintings and a Vatican sculpture of Antoninus, probably all by Macpherson, various sizes, mounts sl. soiled, plus a mounted albumen print of Venice by Ponti with embossed studio stamp to lower left corner, 24 x 35cm, mount sl. soiled (10)

Doyle (Arthur Conan). The White Company, Author’s ed., pub. Smith, Elder, 1903, two b & w plates, a few light spots and dampstains, hinges cracking, bookplate of W.A. Foyle, t.e.g., original cloth, spine bumped with joints splitting, lightly rubbed, 8vo. Limited edition, 219/1000, signed by the author. Green & Gibson p.230. (1)

Gibson (William). Neuromancer, 2nd impression, pub. Gollancz, 1985, text block marginally toned, original cloth, d.j., 8vo, together with Count Zero, 1st U.K. ed., 1986, original cloth, d.j., 8vo, plus Mona Lisa Overdrive, 1st U.K. ed., 1988, original cloth, d.j., 8vo, with five others by Gibson, two signed by the author (8)

A Russian silver and enamel desk clock by Fabergé, workmaster Michael Perchin, Kokoshnik mark for St. Petersburg 1899-1908, assay master Yakov Lyapunov (1899-1903), 88 zolotniks, the white circular enamel dial with black Arabic numerals and gold Louis hands, within a purple guilloche enamel mount with yellow and rose gold laurel wreath and ribbon spandrels at each corner, the Swiss double barrelled bar movement by Hy. Moser, no. 67304, with bimetallic spilt balance overcoil coil balance spring, the movement mount no. 304, with an ivory back and scrolled easel, the frame mount signed Fabergé in cyrillic with Michael Perchin’s workmaster’s mark and scratch numbered 3490 and 14.7.22, the clock back and easel stand with Michael Perchin’s workmaster’s mark and scratch numbered 26826, 9.2cm (3.75in) high, in a fitted holly wood Fabergé case, the silk lining with Fabergé’s retailer’s mark (two gold spandrels lacking, one damaged). Provenance: The gift of The Hon Charlotte Knollys, Woman of the Bedchamber to Queen Alexandra and her most intimate friend and confidante, to Mrs Mrs Putnam Gibson and thence by descent. The Hon Charlotte Knollys saved the Queen’s life from a fire at Sandringham in 1907 and was present at her death after fifty-five years of “affectionate and unswerving loyalty”.

AIRSHIPS: Small selection of signed pieces, cards etc., by various airship pilots comprising Lieutenant J. Gibson (participated in the World endurance record flight of the British Airship NS11 in February 1919; his signature accompanied by two small original photographs of the NS11), Captain Arthur Applin (First aeronaut to make night flights in free balloons over England) and Captain J. A. Beckford-Ball (World War I airship pilot and, in 1951, pilot of the Bournemouth, the first airship to have been built in Britain since 1930). Laid down (1), G to VG, 3

BATTLE OF BRITAIN: Selection of A.Ls.S., a few T.Ls.S., signed notes, by various pilots who participated in the Battle of Britain, including Ronnie Hamlyn, Ronnie Hay, Peter Howard-Williams, Richard Haine, H. M. T. Heron, Tom Gleave, Sticks Gregory, Alan Gear, H. E. Green, Geoff Garside, John Gibson, Fred Gardiner, Colin Gray etc. Many of the letters making reference to their squadrons, the Battle of Britain, other pilots etc. Some duplication. Generally VG, 44

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. Rare, bold green fountain pen ink signature on a piece, neatly laid down to a page removed from an autograph album alongside a newspaper portrait of Gibson and neat typed quotation by collector etc. VG

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. Rare D.S., Guy P. Gibson, one page, oblong 8vo, n.p. (Lincolnshire), 17th June 1944. The partially printed document is an application form for membership of The Thirty Club in Skegness. Gibson has completed part of the form in his own hand, giving his full name, rank and address at RAF Spilby (sic) E(ast) Kirkby. Signed at the base by Gibson and countersigned by an official of the club. An ink date to the side indicates that Gibson was granted honorary membership on 19th June 1944, exactly three months before his tragic death. Together with a similar D.S. by William Reid (1921-2001) Scottish Pilot of RAF Bomber Command during World War II, Victoria Cross winner. Reid`s application for membership of The Thirty Club was made on 24th January 1944 and he too was granted honorary membership on 26th January 1944. Both documents are neatly mounted. Some light overall age toning, about VG, 2 The Thirty Club was one of the most popular entertainment venues in Skegness during World War II and finally closed in 1974.

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. Vintage signed and inscribed 4.5 x 6 photograph, a good image of the smiling Gibson seated in a half length pose wearing his RAF uniform and holding a pipe in one hand. Signed in fountain pen ink across the image, `To Ben Twigg, with my kindest personal regards, yours, Guy P. Gibson W/C` and dated 15th September 1944 in his hand. The inscription and signature run across a darker area of the image although remain legible. Extremely rare in this form. One very small area of paper loss to the lower white border and some very minor, light surface creasing, about VG Gibson signed and dated this photograph for his friend just four days before the 26 year old Victoria Cross hero was tragically killed in an aeroplane crash at Steenburgen, Holland.

CRICKET: A fine, oblong 12mo autograph album containing over 350 signatures by various cricketers, mainly pre-World War I, including (in order of their appearance within the album) the Australian team of 1909 (fifteen signatures across two pages, including Montague Noble, Warwick Armstrong, William Whitty, Albert Cotter, Warren Bardsley, Hanson Carter, Syd Gregory, Vernon Ransford, Charles Macartney, John O`Connor, Peter McAlister, Albert Hopkins etc.), various England Test and County players including John Vincett, Francis Marlow, Joseph Vine (4), Charles Llewellyn, Dick Young (2), Robert Relf (3), Jack Crawford, George Dennett, Arthur Jones, Joe Hardstaff, Wilfred Payton, Ted Alletson, Albert Hallam, James Iremonger, Thomas Oates, William Riley (rare), George Gunn and John Gunn, George Leach, Albert Relf (2), Harry Butt (2), Ernest Killick (2), Vallance Jupp (3), Reginald Heygate, William Heasman, Herbert Chaplin (3), Billy Newham, George Thompson, Harding Young, Joe Humphries, John Whiteside, Bill Reeves, William Overton, John Rawlin, George G. Hearne, Alec Hearne, Bill Storer, Arthur Day, Ted Dillon, Philip Cartwright, Charlie Blythe, John Hubble, Frank Woolley (2), James Seymour, Walter Hearne, Herbert Strudwick, Henry Harrison, Charlie McGahey, Philip Morris, Archie Gibson, Kenneth Gibson, Peter Perrin, Len Braund, Massey Poyntz, Percy Hardy (rare), Harry Chidgey, Mervyn Herbert, Jack White, Bertram Bisgood, Trevor Spring, Talbot Lewis, Harold Goodwin (rare), Frank Foster (2), Charles Cowan, William Hands (2), Tiger Smith (2), Dick Lilley, Charles Baker (2), Crowther Charlesworth (2), Syd Santall (2), Sep Kinneir (2), Willie Quaife (2), Frank E. Field (2), Walter Mead, Claude Buckenham, John Freeman, Bill Reeves, Alf Russell, Robert Turner, Albert E. Knight, Arthur Hazlerigg Snr., John Shields, Aubrey Sharp, Cecil Wood, Ewart Astill, Vivian Crawford, William Shipman, Thomas Jayes, Albert Lord, Albert Hornby, Ernest Tyldesley, Alfred Hartley, Reggie Spooner, Harry Makepeace, James Heap, William Huddleston, William Worsley, Jack Sharp, Harry Dean, Lawrence Cook, Johnny Tyldesley, Everard Radcliffe, Schofield Haigh (2), Alonzo Drake (2; rare), Hubert Myers, George Hirst (2), Benjamin Wilson (2), Edgar Oldroyd, Wilfred Rhodes (2), William Bates (2), Arthur Dolphin (2), Major Booth (2; rare), Edward Sprot, Alexander Johnston, Humphrey Yates, John Greig, George Brown, Jimmy Stone, Jack Newman, Pelham Warner, Clare Baker, Henry Weston, Stanley Saville, `Young Jack` Hearne, Jack Hearne, E. Patsy Hendren, Edward Mignon (rare), James Douglas, Joe Murrell, Frederick Bowley (2), Edward Ball, Ted Arnold (2), Robert Burrows (2), Archibald W. White, Jack Wilson, Arthur Dolphin, David Denton, Norman Holloway, John Vidler, George Webb (Umpire), William Burns (rare), George Crowe, Frederick Pearson, George Simpson-Hayward, Christopher Collier (rare), Harry Foster, Geoffrey Foster, George Byrne, Colin Langley, Jack Parsons, Percy Fender, George Street (rare), the Australian team of 1912 (twelve signatures across two pages including Syd Gregory, Charles Kelleway, Charles Macartney, Warren Bardsley, Edgar Mayne, Jimmy Matthews, Roy Minnett, Barlow Carkeek, Gerry Hazlitt, Claude Jennings etc.), Edward Barrett (2), Jack Hobbs, Ernie Hayes, Harry Simms (3), Bill Hitch, Neville Tufnell, the South African team of 1912 (fifteen signatures across two pages including Dave Nourse, Tommy Ward, Sid Pegler, Rolland Beaumont, Gordon White, Louis Stricker, Aubrey Faulkner, Louis Tancred, Herbie Taylor etc.), Henry Leveson Gower, Reggie Spooner, Frederick Roberts, Bernard Bosanquet, Gilbert Jessop etc., the latter part of the album containing signatures of various post-World War II cricketers including Ted Dexter, Donald Carr, Gary Sobers, Michael Stewart, Ken Barrington, Alec & Eric Bedser, Denis Compton, Peter May, Jim Laker, E. W. Swanton etc. The majority of the earlier signatures are in bold fountain pen ink and some pages have been neatly annotated at the head with the County or team name, venue and date. Some of the later signatures are in pencil. A rare and impressive collection of signatures. Some light age wear, G to about VG

CINEMA: Selection of vintage signed postcard photographs and slightly larger etc. by various stage and screen actors, some European stars etc., including Lya de Putti, Walther Rilla, Willi Forst, Vivian Gibson, C. Aubrey Smith, Herbert Marshall, Harry Lauder, Stanley Holloway, Clifton Webb, Rex Hitchcock etc. Generally G to about VG, 32

ACTORS: Selection of signed 8 x 10 photographs by various male film stars including Richard Todd (in costume as Guy Gibson VC), Eli Wallach, Edward Fox, James Garner, John Hurt, Alain Delon, Martin Sheen, Tommy Steele, Terry Gilliam, Tony Curtis (also signed by Janet Leigh), Robin Williams etc. A few images are colour and many are slightly grainy reproductions. VG, 20

CINEMA: Selection of signed 8 x 10 photographs and a few smaller, cards (2) etc. by various film stars including Richard Todd (in costume as Guy Gibson VC), Kirk Douglas, Lauren Bacall, Henry Fonda, Alec Guinness, Fay Wray, Doris Day, Martin Sheen, John Hurt etc. All are boldly signed and only a few are inscribed. VG to EX, 14

Eight day longcase clock by Gibson, Glasgow, the 13½" painted dial with seconds and date, in mahogany case with inlaid circle and break arch hood and fluted pilasters, c. 1810.

WILLIAM ALFRED GIBSON (SCOTTISH 1866-1931) ON THE ZUYDER ZEE Signed, oil on board 30.5cm x 40.5cm (12in x 16in)

WILLIAM ALFRED GIBSON (SCOTTISH 1866-1931) THE STRAND AT KATWIJK Signed, oil on canvas 31cm x 51cm (12in x 20in)

A pair of Victorian silver candlesticks, by Gibson & Langman, London 1895, each raised from a stepped square base with gadrooned edge below a tapered stem with wrythen knop supporting a spool socket and fitted with a square wrythen fluted nozzle, 26cm high, loaded (2)

A Victorian silver brandy flask, by Gibson and Langman, London 1893, of plain rectangular shape with bayonet ball cap, uninscribed, 14cm, 4.5oz

Camden (William) Britannia 1753 2 vol. third Gibson edition engraved portrait frontispiece titles in red and black 51 double-page/folding engraved maps by Robert Morden and others 9 engraved plates of coins engraved and woodcut illustrations one full-page contemporary ink inscription on titles a little browned some soiling slight worming to a few margins modern calf spines gilt a little faded folio R. Ware J. & P.Knapton T.Longman & others 1753.

A selection of military badges, postcards, etc; and a WWI pair of medals, to 189054 Gunner A Gibson, RA

Scottish legal manuscript -- [Gibson, Sir Alexander, Lord Durie] Ane abridgment of Durie`s practiques & adjudications. Legal manuscript copy, folio, 247pp., in two hands, eighteenth century calf, final leaf repaired, c.1640, some soiling, upper hinge broken, wornNote: Sir Alexander Gibson took his judicial title when he became President of the Court of Session in 1621.

Playing cards and card games: "Peter Pan" by Gibson & Sons in box c.1920`s; Spear`s Snap, Happy Families; Pepys Famous Five; Cinderella and others ++all with wear

Moorcroft pottery Wyevale jug, decorated with Clematis, circa 1900 designed by Philip Gibson, painted by Patricia May.

Moorcroft pottery slender ovoid vase, `A Tribute to William Morris`, designed by Rachel Bishop and countersigned by Philip Gibson.

Moorcroft pottery slender ovoid vase, decorated `Fallow Field` designed by Rachel Bishop and countersigned by Philip Gibson.

Two pairs of ladies Gibson type walking shoes, red casual, etc, mid 20th century. In a suitcase

Clarke (Samuel) The Works 4 vol. large paper copy engraved frontispiece by Vertue after Gibson armorial bookplate to front pastedowns contemporary light tanned calf gilt lower joint to vol. 1 cracked rubbed some leather missing in a few places folio John and Paul Knapton 1738.

Lockhart John Gibson The Life of Sir Walter Scott 10 vol. large paper edition frontispiece and plates tissue guards contemporary half green morocco gilt t.e.g. others uncut spines faded to tan 8vo Boston and New York 1901.

Doyle (Sir Arthur Conan) The Sign of Four first separate edition in book form first or second issue lacking advertisements some spotting and finger-soiling new endpapers contemporary half calf lower joint split spine creased soiled [Green & Gibson A7a] 8vo 1890. ***With the page number “138” misprinted “13” on contents page and with “w shed” on p.56. The issue is determined by the imprint on the original cloth spine hence cannot be determined in this copy.