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Football - World Cup 1966, memorabilia, three World Cup Willie mascots, one approx 21" tall, one 8", the other a miniature boxed Rolykins issue by Marx, a World Cup Willie tankard by Gibson & Sons, commemorative coin, newspaper, book, scrapbook, covers etc (some wear to mascots) (10)

Bacon (Sir Francis) The Two Bookes...of the Profic first edition lacking the 2 errata leaves some pages trimmed close and restored carefully at corners annotations throughout modern calf g.e. covers detached spine worn with loss [Gibson 81; STC 1164] 4to For Henry Tomes 1605.

Doyle (Arthur Conan) Hound of Baskervilles first edition with “you” for “your” on p.13 line 3 16 plates by Sidney Paget signed card with author`s printed header loosely inserted A.L.s. from George Newnes to the House of Commons Speaker`s secretary and dated 1903 tipped onto front pastedown red from covers bleeding slightly onto rear endpapers otherwise internally very good original red cloth decorated in gilt &black spine slightly dulled minor mottling to lower cover otherwise very good [Green &Gibson A26a] 8vo 1902.

Gibson, Mel; signed 10 x 8 colour portrait.

Frank Thompson, `The Dinky Price Guide`; Cecil Gibson, `History of British Dinky Toys 1934 1964`; Ed Symons `British Dinky Toys 1964-1977`; and a metal plate `Dinky Toys & Supertoys August 1957`, fair to good. (4).

A Set of Three Graduated Victorian Table Centrepiece Baskets, William Gibson & John Langman, London 1898, each piece of neo-classical boat form with fruiting husk cast border and shell and acanthus leaf pierced end handles, the body fretted with grille work and in relief with swags on paterae, on a conforming swept oval foot, the largest 41.5cm wide, 22cm high, the two smaller baskets 24.3cm wide, 13.4cm high, 56 1/2oz all in, in the original fitted case See illustration

An Arts & Crafts Oak Panelling, possibly by Arthur W Simpson, originally from Burnside House, Barbon and the Gibson family, including fireplace, walls, skirting and window surround, 300" complete measurements available

Gibson (Rev. Kennet) A Comment upon Part of the Fi engraved map portrait and 7 plates library stamp to title and margin of each plate later panelled calf gilt upper cover detatched corners worn rubbed 4to 1800. ***Northamptonshire..

Doyle (Sir A.C. The Hound of the Baskervilles first American edition 8 plates by Sidney Paget 8pp. advertisements a little light marking front endpapers split with ownership inscription original pink cloth spine dulled minor edge rubbing preserved in later calf-backed marbled drop-back box [Green & Gibson A26c] 8vo New York 1902. ***Included in the lot are two letter from Conan Doyle regarding a property in Scotland dated 1905 and ink-stamped "dictated"..

Doyle(Sir A.C.)The Hound of the Baskervilles first edition 16 plates by Sidney Paget some foxing ownership inscription on half-title original red cloth decorated and lettered in gilt & black rubbed at corners and edges spine slightly faded [Green & Gibson A26a] 8vo 1902.

Doyle (Sir Arthur Conan) The Lost World Colonial Edition 7 plates only (of 8 missing plate replaced in facsimile) ownership inscription on front free endpaper original red cloth a very good copy [Green & Gibson A37b] [1912]; The Valley of Fear first edition in book form 7 plates by Arthur I.Keller full-page ownership inscription on front pastedown original cloth spine slightly dulled [Green & Gibson A39c] New York [1915]; and 4 others by the same 8vo (6)

Moorcroft vase signed Philip Gibson decorated with Flanders Moss design, number 214 of a limited edition of 250 impressed and painted marks to base, 21cm high

Moorcroft framed pair of tiles signed Philip Gibson decorated with Flanders Moss design, number 56 of a limited edition of 100 impressed and painted marks to base, the tiles 21cm x 42cm

Ralph Gibson (b.1939) hands in conversation" 1974 Two gelatin silver prints printed c.1974 includes `Shadow Florence` 1980 printed c.1980 signed and dated in pencil on versos window mounted 31x21cm (12x8in.).(2) IMPORTANT: This lot has been imported from outside the EU to be sold at auction under temporary importation and therefore the buyer must pay the import VAT at a rate of 5% on the hammer price and 17.5% on the buyer`s premium.

A hand tinted map of Spain and Portugal with their general divisions by Samuel Dunn, printed for Robert Sayer, January 1774, another 19th century tinted map of South America by H H Lloyd & Co of New York, maps various of Europe comprising France by J Gibson, a new and accurate map of Spain and Portugal drawn from the best authorities by Thomas Bowen, dated 1778, another of Spain and Portugal c.1800, another of France c.1800, seven views of battlefields of the early 18th century comprising the battle of Oudenarde, the battle of Malplacquet, the battle of Ramillies, the battle of Hochstet and a plan of the siege of Bouchain, a view of Ghent and an exact plan of Aire (13)

A Moorcroft pottery Quiet Waters vase by Philip Gibson 2002, decorated with koi carp amongst lilies, marked and signed to base, 370mm high

Neville (Captain J. E. H.). History of the 43rd and 52nd (Oxfordshire and Buckinghamshire) Light Infantry in the Great War, 1914-1919, vol. 1 only, The 43rd Light Infantry in Mesopotamia and North Russia, pub. Gale & Poulden, 1938, folding maps and plans, b&w illusts. after photos, orig. dark green cloth gilt, very sl. rubbed, large 8vo, together with Hussey (A. H., and Major D. S. Inman), The Fifth Division in the Great War, 1st ed., 1921, colour frontis., b&w illusts., folding maps at rear, sl. wear to upper inner hinge, orig. cloth, rubbed and some marks, with slight repair towards foot of spine, plus Kipling (Rudyard), The Irish Guards in the Great War, 2 vols., reprinted 1923, b&w illusts., library inkstamp to front endpaper of each vol., orig. cloth gilt, rubbed and remains of library label to cover of each vol., and Gibson (Captain W. L.), Records of the Fourth Canadian Infantry Battalion in the Great War 1914-1918, Toronto, 1924, colour frontis., b&w plts., orig. cloth, rubbed and some marks, plus other First World War regimental histories, various, including Lt. J. B. Bickersteth, History of the 6th Cavalry Brigade 1914-1919, n.d., c. 1920, C. T. Atkinson, The Seventh Division 1913-1918, 1st ed., 1927, etc. (21)

* Prisoners of War in Java. An autograph album compiled by G.M. Evans while at Tandjong Priok prison camp, Java, 1942-45, a mixture of drawings, quotations with signatures and inscriptions on fifty-three pages, mostly written to rectos only and largely in pencil, the first page written in memory of the officers and men of the 240 [241?] Battery, 77 HAA Regiment, Royal Artillery killed on active service in a rail crash near Melang, Java, 4th February 1942, a drawing of a cavalier with a gun signed S. Freeman, Java 1942, a poem by Wilfred Gibson signed Wm Spence, Java, Christmas 1942, a pencil drawing of Rhodes memorial, Cape Town, signed J.D. Williams, Java 1943, a page listing Cardiff City and Wales International football matches played in by Ernie Curtis (including FA Cup winning team 1927 and runner-up 1931), signed and dated 1943, a pencil cartoon of P.O.W. camp life, signed GME, a coloured pencil drawing of a Javanese actor, signed Larry O`Mahony (died Thailand 1943), a pencil drawing of HM Kortenaer, signed J. de Greaff, 1942, coloured drawing of the regimental crest of the 77th (Welsh) Heavy Anti Aircraft Regiment, Royal Artillery, signed Lionel H. Stanton, Tandjong Priok, Java, 1943, one page with num. signatures under the heading Ward 12, Vincentius Prisoner of War Hospital, Batavia, Java, June 1943, etc., mostly written or drawn to rectos only with some items pasted in, a little soiling, contemp. canvas covered boards with ink lettered upper cover, stitching broken and contents loose, narrow oblong 8vo. A full list of contents available by fax or post. (1)

* WWI - Attack on Scarborough. An autograph letter signed by N.[?] Gibson [proprietor of] Gibson`s Boarding-House and Private Hotel, Queens Parade, North Cliff, Scarborough, 18th December 1914, to Mr. Bulman, thanking him for his enquiry and reporting that this family and property are all untouched, `It was all a bit of a fright whilst it lasted, but the town was remarkably calm, a short while afterwards. You must not take all for granted that you read in the papers. There were about 120 to 150 shells fired onto the town. Seventeen persons are killed. Forty wounded. The damage is difficult to estimate, but will cost probably 20,000 to 30,000 pounds to replace. The following is a draft diagram showing how the two chief ships approached and left. The bombardment lasted 20 minutes, followed by a pen and ink diagram with blue pencil and then continuing `you will see that the firing commenced directly opposite our house. The ships when passing round the castle were not more than 600 yards from the shore. The [circle] on the diagram means that there were firing salvos or broadsides`, now continuing on a second identical sheet of letterhead with b & w photo illustration of Gibson`s Boarding House, this second sheet more heavily soiled and with some text now indistinct or missing, `One last shell burst on the roadway that leads down to the sands directly opposite our hourse, this one I think was nearest for us. One also fell in the Clarence Gardens opposite the Queens Hotel Hydro and three fell in the Alexandra Gardens, which were meant for the Alexandra Gardens Hotel, both sheets somewhat soiled and a little frayed on folds, second sheet with tape repair to horizontal fold and loss of one line of text supplied in pencil in a later hand above, 4to. On 16th December 1914 the east coast towns of Scarborough, Whitby and Hartlepool were attacked by the German Navy. In Scarborough nineteen people were killed, the Lighthouse was destroyed and further damage was done to the Royal Hotel, Grand Hotel and the Town Hall. (1)

Two Royal Doulton `Gibson girl`, rack plates, decorated centrally with interior scenes within a blue floral border, 26.5 cm diameter.

Italy. A mixed collection of approx. 125 maps and prints, mostly 19th century, inluding examples by `Depot des Cartes et Plans de la Marine`, Gibson, Findlay, J & C Walker, Archer, Hall, Lapie, Starling and Baker, various sizes and condition (approx.125)

A R GIBSON STILL LIFE WITH A PEELED ORANGE SIGNED WATERCOLOUR OVAL

"GIBSON & LANGHAM A SET OF FOUR VICTORIAN SILVER PEPPERETTES, each having a dome push fit lid, press fluted lower belly and pedestal foot, London, 1898, 78g, 62mm high"

GIBSON (Alfred) and William Pickford Association Football & the Men who Made it, in 4 volumes, London: The Caxton Publishing Company [1905], 8vo, decorative blue cloth, a little soiled

Chelsea. FAULKNER (Thomas) An Historical and Topographical Description of Chelsea and its Environs, London 1810, 8vo, engraved frontispiece and plates, folding map (a little spotted, offsetting), diced calf (rebacked); An Historical and Descriptive Account of the Royal Hospital, and the Royal Military Asylum at Chelsea..., London: for T Faulkner 1805, small 8vo, 3 engraved plates, partially uncut, paper boards; BLUNT (Reginald) The Carlyles` Chelsea Home, London: George Bell and Sons 1895, 4to, vellum backed boards; a pencil and watercolour portrait of `Mr Patrick Gibson, resident at Chelsea` 24.5 x 18cm; and two others (6)

A rare press photograph of the Scotland team that defeated England 1-0 in the international match at Old Trafford 17th April 1926, the 7 by 10in. b&w photograph portraying Harper, Hutton, McStay, Gibson, Summers, McMullan, Jackson, Thomson, Gallacher, Cunningham and Troup

A collection of 23 hickory shafted putters, makers including Cochrane, Gibson, Craigie, Winton etc., various dates & conditions

A collection of 29 hickory shafted woods, the lot including an Alex Patrick and a Gibson of Kinghorn both with honeycomb patterned faced plates, various dates and conditions

Four scared persimmon headed woods, by Auchterlonie of St Andrews, Forgan of St Andrews, Gibson of Kinghorn and Lillywhite Frowd and Co. of London, all in reasonable condition

A Victorian silver chatalaine clip by Gibson and Langman London 1894 with pierced foliate scroll and figural decoration with five hanging chains with various attachments by various makers including: a pin cushion wheel a locket a scent flask two pencils a pair of scissors in a sheath an egg shaped cotton reel holder and an aide memoire.

A pair of late-Victorian silver candlesticks by William Gibson and John Langman London 1899 knopped stems spool shaped sockets detachable drip pans on raised square bases with canted corners height 19cm. (2)

A matched three-piece Victorian silver tea set by Walker and Hall the tea pot by Gibson and Langman Sheffield 1896 oval form part fluted decoration scroll handles approx. weight 32oz. (3)

A Gibson J200 Artist Model Guitar, serial number A245208, with three piece flamed maple neck, rosewood fingerboard with mother of pearl crown inlays, bound crown inlaid headstock with Gibson script logo, gold plated tulip tuners, spruce top, maple back and sides, pale sunburst finish, in non original case

A Gibson J185 Guitar, serial number 01903024, with one piece mahogany neck, bound rosewood fingerboard with mother of pearl parallelogram inlays, crown inlaid unbound headstock with Gibson script logo, plastic tulip kluson style tuners, spruce top, flamed maple back and sides, the rosewood bridge with mother of pearl Maltese cross inlays, Gibson TKL case

A wooden solitaire board and marbles in original box by H P Gibson & Sons Ltd and a quantity of mainly clay marbles.

FOOTBALL: A hardback edition of Charles Buchan`s Soccer Gift book of 1964-65 containing over 150 signatures by various footballers, each signed to inside photo pages (some multiple signed), including Bobby Moore, Jimmy Armfield, Jimmy Melia, Alan Gilzean, Billy Foulkes, Eddie Firmani, Ian Ure, David Gibson, Johnny Haynes, Frank McLintock, Bob McKinlay, Jimmy Greaves, Dennis Mochan, Tommy Docherty, Matt Busby, Ian St John, Ken Brown, David Sadler, Joe Baker, Graham Moore, Ray Wilson, Jimmy McIlroy, Roger Hunt, Ron Flowers, Johnny Byrne, Maurice Norman, Gordon Banks, Joe Hulme, Harold Shepherdson, England football team 1963 (12 signatures including Bobby Moore, Gordon Banks, Jimmy Greaves, Jimmy Melia etc.), Denis Law, Bobby Charlton, George Cohen, Joe Mercer, George Herd etc. Some pages loose, otherwise VG

Bacon (Sir Francis) Sylva Sylvarum 1651 sixth edition engraved additional allegorical title and portrait some browning and foxing bookplates on front paste-down occasional early ink marginalia contemporary panelled calf rebacked and recornered rubbed [Gibson 176; Wing B327] folio Printed by J.F. for W.Lee 1651.

Gibson (E. editor) Chronicon Saxonicum Anglo-Saxon & Latin text additional engraved vignette title imprimatur on verso of vignette title folding engraved map of England & Wales woodcut initials some foxing and soiling water-stained throughout (mainly confined to margins) ink marginalia contemporary calf rebacked corners rather worn [Wing A3185] 4to Oxford E Theatro Sheldoniano 1692. ***"Pioneering work of Anglo-Saxon scholarship produced by Gibson later a Bishop at the age of twenty-three." Robert Clark..

Gibson (Wilfrid Wilson) Thoroughfare original buckram 1914; Friends foxing covers slightly creased and rubbed 1916; The Alert 1941; Challenge inscribed presentation copy from the author 1942; The Searchlights inscribed presentation copy from the author 1943 first editions all but first original wrappers; and 8 others Gibson 8vo(13)

Millais (Sir John Everett painter 1p. 8vo Strand Thursday n.d. "Most certainly put the name of your young friend in the place of Mr. Cantrell..."; and 5 others including letters from John Gibson Thomas Woolmer Sir Francis Chartney Sir Leslie Ward and Bernard Partridge and a Vanity Fair cartoon of Millais v.s. v.d.(6)

A pair of black child`s shoes, pair of Gibson type dolls shoes, reproduction Jumeau shoes, etc

SILVER - WILLIAM GIBSON & JOHN LAWRENCE LANGHAM A SILVER CRUCIBLE SHAPED BOWL having rolled rim and allover repousse worked decoration with flowers and foliage and palmettes and other repeating motifs, maker`s mark only, circa 1900"

William Gibson silver dog nose spoon with rat tail, hallmarked 1702, bear initial II to terminal

A Moorcroft cockatoo vase, designed by Philip Gibson, the high shouldered ivory ground body decorated with two birds between fruiting branches, impressed and painted marks to base with Philip Gibson signature and Australian mark dated `2007`, height approx 37cm.

A selection of ceramics etc including 1930`s jugs and vase, a Gibson`s figure and a Quimper style dish etc

A Gibson A14 London bus ticket dispenser, cased

A Gibson photograph, SS Lyonesse, entering Penzance harbour during a gale.

New Numbers, Volume 1, numbers 1 to 4, containing poems by Wilfrid Wilson Gibson, Rupert Brooke, Lascelles Abercrombie and John Drinkwater, published 1914, Ryton, Dymock, Gloucester, original grey wrappers in purpose-made solander box

Philip Gibson-Moorcroft Pottery-An ovoid ginger jar and cover decorated in the Midnight Blue pattern, made for the Moorcroft collectors club, tube lined with stylised flowers and foliage over a blue and cream ground, 15.5cm, boxed.

Philip Gibson-Moorcroft Pottery-A small footed ovoid vase decorated in the Trout pattern with two fish swimming amongst reeds over a graduated wash ground, impressed marks, height 9.5cm, boxed.

Philip Gibson-Moorcroft Pottery-A small circular pin dish decorated in the Simeon pattern tube lined with flowers and foliage over a graduated blue to cream ground, impressed and painted marks, width 12cm, boxed.

Philip Gibson-Moorcroft Pottery-A small ovoid form vase decorated in the Simeon pattern with tube lined hibiscus flowers and foliage over a cream and blue ground, impressed marks, height 9cm.

A small William IV silver teapot, by Charles Gibson, London 1834, of compressed melon shape, with insulated leaf capped spout and hinged cover with melon finial, 12cm high, 13.25oz

A George IV Irish silver Gibson pattern invalid feeding spoon, maker HT, Dublin 1829, with hollow blow pipe handle, the bowl with hinged cover, 14.5cm, 1.5oz

Robert Taylor, Limited Edition Print, "The Dambusters`, signed in pencil by:. Air Marshal Sir Harold (Mick) Martin, KCB, CB, DSO, DFC, AFC, RAAF. Corporal Ken Lucas. Flight Engineer Sergeant Raymond Ernest Grayston. Flight Lieutenant Joseph Charles McCarthy, RCAF, DSO, bar to Distinguished Flying Cross. Flight Lieutenant William "Bill` Reid, VC. Flight Sergeant W.C. (Bill) Townsend, CGM, DFM. Group Captain Lord Leonard Cheshire, VC. Marshal of the Royal Air Force, Sir Arthur T. (Bomber) Harris. Flying Officer Geoffrey Rice, DFC. Sergeant George Leonard (Johnny) Johnston, DFM. Squadron Leader David John Shannon, DSO and Bar, DFC and Bar. Squadron Leader Ken Brown, CGM, CD and Bar. Squadron Leader Les Munro, CNZM, DSO, QSO, DFC, JP. Warrant Officer Norman Cyril Jackson, VC. Wing Commander Roderick Alastair Brook Learoyd, VC. On 16th May 1943 nineteen Lancasters of 617 Squadron under the leadership of Wing Commander Guy Gibson attacked the Moehne, Eder and Sorpe Dams which provided water for the great armament industries of the German Ruhr. The dam faces of the Moehne and Eder were smashed and vast flood waters released. On arrival at the Moehne Dam, Gibson attacked first and scored a direct hit with his Barnes Wallis bouncing bomb. The next aircraft in was hit by flak, and blew up crashing just beyond the dam. Robert Taylor`s print shows the number three aircraft, piloted by Flight Lieutenant Mick Martin making his determined run in, just releasing his bouncing bomb and heading through the devensive curtain of gunfire. Guy Gibson`s aircraft is flying in front and to the starboard of Martin`s in an effort to distract the flak. In spite of this Martin collected a shell right through a wing tank, but his bomb scored another direct hit. Gibson and Martin, then flew in with each of the two successive attacks either distracting the defences of attempting to suppress them with fire from their own air-gunners. The cumulative effect of the fourth direct hit breached the Dam and 150,000,000 gallons flooded the Ruhr valley washing away factories, railway bridges, electric pylons but above all greatly reducing water supplies, necessary to the armament industrial processes. The total cost of the overall operation to 617 Squadron was 56 members lost from 133 original flyers, and eight Lancasters destroyed and four damaged. Gibson was awarded the VC and 32 other aircrew were decorated for this most famous of all air offensive actions. Visit www.dnfa.com for condition reports

A pair of Victorian silver coffee pots, by William Gibson and John L Langman, London 1898, of bulbous form with waisted necks supported on pad feet, crested with motto below, 16.5cm high, 23oz (2)

A Victorian silver punch bowl, Probably by William Gibson and John Langman, London 1890, The spiral fluted circular bowl with a vacant oval cartouche surrounded by scrolls and fish scale work, with ropework girdle above, raised on a spreading circular foot with a stylised embossed flower border, 31cm diameter, 52 oz approximately excluding plinth

A Victorian silver water jug London 1897, maker Edward Barnard & Sons Ltd., retailer`s mark for Gibson Ltd., Belfast to base, with spiral gadrooned underbody, scroll handle with heart shaped mount and stepped foot, gilt interior, weight 24.5oz 7in (18cm) high.

F. BEESLEY A RARE J. GIBSON 12-BORE 1884 PATENT LEVER-COCKING HAMMERLESS SIDELOCK NON-EJECTOR, serial no. 8325, 30in. nitro reproved damascus barrels (in 2009), rib engraved `JOHN GIBSON`S PATENT. MADE BY F. BEESLEY, EDGWARE ROAD. LONDON.`, 2 3/4in. chambers, bored approx. imp. cyl. and 1/2 choke, push-forward underlever, Gibson patent action, patent no. 13688 of 1884, automatic safety with gold-inlaid `SAFE` detail, back-action sidelocks with protruding tumbler pivots gold-inlaid to form cocking-indicators, with gold-inlaid `COCK`D` detail, lockplates signed `J. GIBSON`S PATENT`, bold acanthus scroll engraving with scrolling borders, retaining traces of blued finish, 13 3/4in. replacement stock including horn buttplate, weight 7lb. 1oz.

Gibson Mandolin Guitar Company, Kalamazoo, USA - a good Mandocello Model K1 factory order No. 147, Serial No. 11782, c.1912, bound spruce top, birch back and sides, two piece rosewood neck with dark filler strip, white oval makers label, signed `The Gibson` on headstock and original tailpiece