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Lot 113
Royal Marine Light Infantry Victorian Officer’s helmet plate circa 1878-1901. A gilt example. Crowned star mounted with laurel wreath joined at the top by a scroll inscribed “Gibraltar; fouled anchor to the junction below. Within the wreath, a pierced strap inscribed “Per Mare per Terram” on blue painted ground (originally enamel). To the centre, a silver globe in relief. Beneath the anchor, an applied silver strung bugle. Three loops to reverse. Gilt worn, overall heavy service wear. (KK 1091)
Lot 764
Royal Marines Officer’s Full Dress Tunic A fine and complete example of the blue post-1922 tunic, with scarlet collar and gold “Vellum” lace on collar and cuffs, ornate collar-badges with metal Globe flanked by embroidered laurel sprays, shoulder-cords bearing Major’s badges of rank. Bullion bright GC.
Lot 149
*London. Londen, die vornehurste u. Residenz Stadt, der Konige in Engelland, c.1780, uncoloured engraved view of London from Blackfriars Bridge to beyond the Tower of London, the upper portion containing title and key of 52 principal places printed in black letter text, with decorative portrait of Conrad III of Germany (1093-1152), printed on laid paper, 178 x 295mm, mounted, framed and glazed. A scarce cartographic curiosity and part of a series of maps that were produced by the German periodical “Sachsischer Postillon” in the 1780s. London, not well known for its minarets, resembles Constantinople and the presence of both the Globe Theatre and Blackfriars Bridge places the view in a very ambiguous period of time. Not listed in Howgego. (1).
Lot 346
Mid 19th Century Smith`s terrestrial globe, inscribed `Smith`s Terrestrial Globe containing the whole of The Latest Discoveries And Geographical Improvements, also The Tracks of The Most Celebrated Circumnavigators. C. Smith & Son, 172, Strand, London, 1862`, having an engraved brass meridian and standing on a circular mahogany base having turned supports united by conforming stretchers, overall height 46cm Wear to globe from rubbing, some through varnish only but some leaving completely bare areas, scale on stand has several areas of loss and wear (flakes allover), globe has stress around top fixing - General condition consistent with age **
Lot 107
Mickleburgh (James) The Cyclopaedian Atlas of the Society for the Diffusion of Useful Knowledge ..., 1848, folio, 30 double page maps as called for, some coloured in outline, half leather (worn); Lett's, Popular Atlas, Being a Complete Series of Maps, Delineating the Whole Surface of the Globe .., 1881, folio, 36 double page maps as called for, half morocco (worn) (2)
Lot 96
A Large & Impressive 18th Century Brass Twenty-four Branch Chandelier. The S-scroll candle arms set in three graduated tiers around a central ball knopped stem terminating with a large globe pendant. The numbered arm tenons slotting into mortise holes and secured by finialled pins. 51 ins (130 cms) drop.
Lot 562
FIRST DAY COVERS: Selection of signed First Day Covers, by a wide variety of famous individuals including Harold Wilson, John Major, Douglas Hurd, Gerald Ford (2), Cilla Black, Stephen Fry, Alexandra Bastedo, Harold Macmillan, Lord Home, Lord Carrington, Dawn French, Hugh Laurie, James Callaghan (3; one with David Owen), also including four multiple signed First Day Covers comprising, Richard Kiel signed by Fiona Fullerton, Richard Kiel, Judi Dench, & Samantha Bond, 100 Years Going to the Pictures signed by Samantha Bond, Judi Dench, Bob Hoskins, John Gielgud, Tom Courtenay & Alec Guinness; Shakespeare's Globe signed by Julia McKenzie, Julie Christie, Judi Dench, Felicity Kendal, Michael Gambon & Alan Ayckbourn; and Entertainer's Tale signed by Mike White, Lord Snowdon, Ralph Steadman, Peter Blake, Warren Mitchell, Ian Carmichael, Leslie Phillips & Roy Race, etc. Generally VG, 28
Lot 588
‘Bodyline’. ‘The Sporting Globe Cricket Book 1932/33’. Compiled by E.H.M. Baillie (Bail). With M.C.C. itinerary, Ashes records, pictures of the Australian and England teams including Jardine, Woodfull, Bradman, Oldfield, Ponsford, Grimmett, Larwood, Voce, Allen etc, averages, M.C.C. records against the Australian states, Australian season 1931/32 results and averages, player profiles etc to inside pages. Some wear and age toning to wrappers and spine, rusting to staples and small hole to front wrapper otherwise in good condition. Scarce
Lot 1026
An Early 19th Century English 2 1/2 Inch Terrestrial Pocket Globe, no makers name, inscribed `A Correct Globe with the New Discoveries`, with hand coloured engraved paper gores, together with the original fishskin case containing a hand coloured celestial map to the inside, inscribed `A Correct Globe with New Constelations of Dr Halley & C`,
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