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SIGNED BOOKS: A miscellaneous selection of signed hardback (33) and paperback (43) books by a wide variety of famous men and women including Albert - Prince Consort by Hector Bolitho, Entertaining At Home by Cynthia Payne, The Denning Report - The Profumo Affair by Lord Denning, My Manor - An Autobiography by Charlie Richardson (2), Truman by Roy Jenkins, The Hangman's Tale - Memoirs of a Public Executioner by Syd Dernley, My Life Story by Rambahadur Limbu VC, The Naked Island by Russell Braddon, The Cat's Pyjamas by Norman Thelwell, One Man Show by Beryl Cook, Right At the Centre - An Autobiography by Cecil Parkinson, The Memoirs of Aga Khan by Aga Khan (initials only; accompanied by a loosely inserted T.L.S., also with his initials only, October 1954), Solitary In Johannesburg by Quentin Jacobsen, Laughter from a Cloud by Laura, Duchess of Marlborough, Monty - Master of the Battlefield 1942-1944 by Nigel Hamilton, Call Me Charlie by Lord Charles Brocket, Only The Best Will Do by Eddie Stobart, Judge For Yourself by James Pickles, The World of Andy Capp by Reg Smythe (2; one with an original sketch), Uniformity by Simon Bond (2; one with an original sketch), various Thunderbirds titles individually signed by Gerry Anderson (4) etc. Unsigned (6). Many of the hardback editions are accompanied by the dust jackets. G to VG, 82

[PARRY WILLIAM EDWARD]: (1790-1855) English Rear-Admiral & Arctic Explorer. An interesting original printed letter, unsigned, one page, folio, Haslar Hospital (Hampshire), 11th February 1850, to Captain Hamilton of the Admiralty. Presumably printed in a small quantity as a circular to various Admiralty officials, Parry's letter states, in part, 'I beg leave to transmit to you herewith a Model of a Sledge which I found to be invaluable, for the conveyance of Provisions over the Ice, in my attempt to reach the North Pole in the year 1827, and which may therefore prove equally useful to Captain Austin, for detached travelling parties, in the proposed Expedition in search of Sir John Franklin's ships. The Sledge is constructed from four Lapland Snow-Shoes, put together so as to be flexible and light....The length of the Sledge was about 6 or 7 feet....Ash, or Hickory, would be the best material. Both the Sledge, and the mode of stowing the bags of pemmican and biscuit powder, are so contrived, as to be placed conveniently in a boat's bottom without any unpacking....each of these Sledges....may be drawn by a couple of Men. The Cloth is "Macintosh", the seams of the bags having been very carefully sewn together....' To the inside of the integral leaf appears a facsimile drawing by Parry of his sledge. Together with an attractive vintage unsigned printed folio menu card for a dinner to Fridtjof Nansen (1861-1930) Norwegian Explorer, Nobel Peace Prize winner 1922, held by the Lotos Club on 26th January 1929. The menu card features various polar images, an oval inset image of Nansen, and with his facsimile signature at the base. Some tears and areas of paper loss to the edges, only affecting the plain borders. G to VG, 2 Horatio Thomas Austin (1801-1865) British Vice Admiral. Following the 1849 failure of James Clark Ross's attempt to locate the lost Franklin Expedition, Austin led an 1850 expedition that also attempted to find Sir John Franklin and his crew. Although only locating traces of Franklin's presence, Austin is credited with organising successful sledging expeditions along the coasts of several Canadian Arctic islands.

A Hamilton collection resin moulded model of a thoroughbred racehorse 'Going to Post', together with another, 'On Parade'.

Miss Cicely Hamilton, National Executive Committee member R/P (1)

Eric Hamilton, 20th century, Shilling Street, Lavenham, signed watercolour, 24 x 28cm, together with two others by the same hand (3)

1914 Star Trio to 9320 Pte Duncan Hamilton 2/H.L.I. Killed In Action 16/5/1915. Born Edinburgh. On the Le Touret Memorial. VF (3)

A LATE ARCHAIC GREEK TERRACOTTA HEAD, CIRCA FIFTH CENTURY B.C. wearing a high radiate stephane headdress, (minor losses to the nose), 8.9cm high Provenance: ex Graham Geddes collection; ex Hamilton collection 1991

An extensive collection of military interest An extensive collection of military interest, late 19th - mid 20th century; documents relating to Arthur William Holloway, an officer in the local Government department for Belgian Refugees, highlights including Royal documents appointing Holloway "Member of the Civil Division of the Most Excellent Order of the British Empire" (1918) and awarding him with the "Cross of Chevalier of the Order of the Crown" (1919); M.B.E. full size and miniature medals, miniature O.B.E. and medal worn in commemoration of "Their majestie's Silver Jubilee 6th May, 1935", all in original leather cases, original box, green leather gilt, George V cipher and lettering "Government Commission For Providing Occupation For Belgian Refugees, A.W. Holloway ESQ". Sold together with an autograph book containing clipped signatures and signed letters of prominent politicians military people mainly related to African campaigns, overall size 23.5 x 19.5cm. Signatures include Lord Roberts of Kandahar, Sir George White, Lord Kitchener, Field Marshal Lord Wolsely, Major-General Archibald Hunter, Major-General Sir H.M.L. Rundle, Major-General J.M. Babington, the Duke of Norfolk, Lord Hugh Kensington, Lord Hamilton, George Joachim Goschen and many others; most autographs are accompanied by photographs, portrait cards from the 1902 Transvaal series and Capstan Navy Cut cigarette cards and printed biographical information. Wear to margins and spine extremities, split to joint, yellowing to paper, wear to page edges, late 19th century, 8vo. Also included is a copy of "Celebrities of the Army", original blue cloth, gilt lettering on front and down spine, wear to margins and spine extremities, a few tears to spine cloth, title partially faded on spine, some parts of cloth discoloured to front, light yellowing and spotting to paper; 4to, London: George Newnes Ltd, 1900 (quantity)

JAMES HAMILTON MACKENZIE (SCOTTISH 1875-1926), PONTE NOMENTANO etching, signed and titled in pencil 26.5cm x 31cm Mounted, framed and under glass Condition: Overall very good condition. No foxing on the print but some minor foxing present on the mount.

WAR-TIME FOOTBALL Programme for 5th Army XI v. 8th Army XI on 16/12/1944 at Stadio Communale in Florence, Italy. Teams included Hanson - Bolton, Craig - Newcastle, Shaw - WBA, Waller - Arsenal, Fields - Arsenal, Forrest - Bolton, Owens - Charlton, Gilmour - Hearts, Stevenson - Wolves, Johnson - Derby, Baraclough - Chelsea, Baker - Stoke, Thornton - Rangers, Hamilton - Hearts, Jones - Man. City, Browning - Liverpool, Burgoyne - Hibernian, Johnson - Ayr, Turner - Leeds, Bamford - Brentford and Grinley - WBA. Folded Generally good

SCOTTISH PROGRAMMES Approximately 30 programmes 1950's - 1970's including Ayr v. Celtic 18/2/1956 Scottish Cup, Ayr v. Berwick 4/2/1956, 3 Aberdeen homes v. Motherwell 19/11/1955, v. Partick Thistle 21/1/1956 minor tears and v. Dunfermline 13/9/1958 creased and score on cover, 2 Airdrie homes v. Stenhousemuir 9/4/1955 and v. Hamilton 4/2/1956 and the Summer Cup Final Aberdeen v. Hibernian 2/9/1964. A few have punched holes but most are in good condition. Generally good

ENGLAND-SCOTLAND 1945-NEW DELHI One of the more unusual England v Scotland programmes. The match was played February 17th 1945 at the Irwin Stadium, New Delhi , India. Twelve page programme, Ted Ditchburn was in goal for England who also had players from West Ham, Arsenal, Blackpool, Newcastle, Charlton and Bolton amongst others representing them. The Scots had Tommy Walker of Hearts playing for them plus Duncan also of Hearts and players from Celtic, Falkirk, Arsenal, Queen of the South, QPR, Hamilton and Joyner from Sheffield in their team. Slight creasing and name written on bottom of back cover. Generally good

A George V silver tastevin Hamilton & Co., Chester 1922, of plain dished form with twin foliate pierced handles, 4¾in. (12cm.) long, weight 1.1 tr.oz.

A large quantity of Rogers blue and white pottery, The Ruined Castle pattern by Robert Hamilton, comprising tureen, four shaped rectangular dishes, a shallow dish and 41 circular plates, various sizes, all Circa 1850 (faults)

Cattermole (George) Illustrations of Haddon Hall, containing 41 prints, published by Robert Moseley, Derby, 1839, Old Halls and Families of Derbyshire, in two volumes, published by Simpkin, Marshall, Hamilton, Kent & Co Ltd., London 1893, Lispings from low altitudes, published by John Murray, London 1863, Tomkins (Charles), A Tour to the Isle of Wight, volume 1, printed for G Kearsley, London 1796, Ussher (Richard), historical sketch of The Parish of Croxall, County of Derby, published by Bemrose & Sons, London 1881, also further books to include, flowers, Bohemia etc. (27)

A Hamilton Derby named view mug "Ladybower Reservoir" and four items Derby posies (5)

English Porcelain - an unusual octagonal Derby saucer, decorated in the Imari taste with vibrant colours and gilding, 12.7cm wide, crown, crossed batons, dots and D in red, c. 1810; a Worcester fluted saucer dish, painted in blue and gilt with sprigs of cornflower's, 21cm diam, c. 1780; a John Rose Coalport hamilton fluted coffee can, gilded cornice of star burst and red spheres, c. 1800; an 18th century soup plate, with a sprig in a central gilt roundel, blue ribbon border intertwined with gilt branches, gilded banding, 21.5cm diam, c. 1790 (4)

§ IAN HAMILTON FINLAY (SCOTTISH 1925-2006) AND EVEN AS SHE FLED I... (IN COLLABORATION WITH JOHN NASH) 1987, lithograph and two further works by the same hand, 'And Even as She Fled 2' and 'A proposal for a garden built on a slope' (3)

§ IAN HAMILTON FINLAY (SCOTTISH 1925-2006) EVENING/SAIL Screenprint 71cm x 20cm (28in x 8in)

John Hamilton Glass SSA (1820-1885) A pair, Coastal Villages signed, watercolours, 24cm x 34.5cm

Arthur Rackham, 1867-1939 - 'With his head in his lap' Rev. R. H. Barham from the Ingoldsby Legends, or Mirth & Marvels, by Thomas Ingoldsby Esquire, London: J M Dent & Co 1898 Page 120 'The Legend of Hamilton Tighe'. inscription below, signed and dated '98, pen and ink, 19 x 14cmsPROVENANCE: Chris Beetles label verso. Exhibited at the Dulwich Picture Gallery, 16-21 December 2002, No.13.

Set of three prints by Sir Edward Augustus Inglefield ( 1820- 1884) depicting Arctic exploration No 1 The Perilous situation of HMS Investigator while wintering in the pack in 1850 -1851, taken from a sketch by Lieut. Cresswell. Dedicated to Capt. Mcclure And the officers and seamen, who discovered the North West passage No 2. HMS Phoenix with her consorts The Diligence and Breadalbane among the ice-bergs of Disco, dedicated to Capt. W Ballie Hamilton secretary to the admiraltyNo 3 HMS Phoenix off Cape Riley on th 18th August 1853 during a gale in which the Gallant M Bellot was Drowned. Dedicated to his Imperial Majesty the Emperor of the French Each 64cm by 91 cm

Attributed to Hugh Douglas Hamilton (c.1740-1808) Portrait of Jane Campbell and her husband, William Deane Esq seated in a library, extensively inscribed on an old label verso, with family history, pastel and coloured chalks, 36.5 x 41.5 cm, oval Jane was the fourth daughter of Colonel Josias Campbell, a cadet of the Scottish family of Campbell, Earls of London, he served in Spain with Lord Peterborough in 1704, and came to Ireland after the Boyne in 1690. William Deane was a wealthy lawyer of Dublin who upon dying left Jane a large fortune.

"ENGLISH SCHOOL CIRCA 1810Portrait of Lady Hamilton, seated,with inscription ‘Lady Hamilton after Romney, or The Tragic Muse’watercolour and coloured wash12 x 9 in (30.5 x 22.8cm)"

Victor Vasarely (1906-1997), an abstract study, together with a John Nash polychromatic print of a field after harvest, a David Hamilton lithograph, and four others.

Royal Albert Old Country Rose pattern teaset, two Lady Hamilton saucers (seconds) and five pieces of Royal Albert silver Maple pattern

Royal Albert Lady Hamilton pattern floral decorated dinner service

5 Graham Farish by Bachmann N Gauge model railway. A BR Deltic class 55 diesel locomotive ‘Royal Scots Grey’ RN D9000 in two tone green. A BR English Electric type 4 diesel locomotive RN D350 in green. 2 BR Coronation class 4-6-2 tender locomotives, ‘King George V1’ RN 46244 in green and ‘Duchess of Hamilton RN 46229 in maroon. Plus a BR class A4 4-6-2 tender locomotive ‘Falcon’ RN 60025. Also in lot a Trix BR class A4 4-6-2 ‘Mallard’ RN 60022 in green. VGC minor wear.

A QUANTITY OF SILVER PLATED ITEMS to include a Maple & Co. Muffin dish, a Z. Barraclough & Sons., Leeds, silver plated pierced bowl, a pair of Hamilton & Co. silver plated entree dishes and further items

A HAMILTON & CO. SILVER CRUET SET with marks for London 1928 including a mustard pot with a blue glass liner, two salts and two casters, each item with an intricate Art Nouveau stylised clover design, all in a fitted blue velvet lined case

HAMILTON GLASS 'Glenshee' and 'In Glen Venue', a pair Signed, watercolour, 26.5cm x 37cm. (2)

A Hamilton ships chronometer, model 22 Lancaster PA, housed in brass bound ebonised case, the gimbled clock with signed silvered dial and twin subsidiary dials, the case with further plaque annotated Ulysse Nardin le Locle (Swiss), fully locking and with key, case w.19cm Condition Report / Extra Information In working order. Winds fully, with winding key and case key. Dial 12cm. With old restorers note. Case fired but complete. Some tarnishing to brass. Gimble good. Glass good.

John Hamilton Glass (1820-1885) - Pair; Loch Sheil and Glenfinnan, watercolours, each inscribed and signed lower left, each 47 x 99cm

A late 19th century French lacquered brass carriage clock, signed to the white enamel dial by the retailer Hamilton & Co of Calcutta, having visible platform escapement, eight day going twin barrel movement striking on a gong, with hour and half-hour push button repeat, h.16.5cm (handle down)

HAMILTON HAMILTON [1847-1928], OIL ON CANVAS, H 25" W 33", GIRL WITH MIRROR: Hamilton Hamilton [American, 1847-1928]; signed at the lower middle; depicting a young girl admiring herself in a hand mirror. Measuring H. 25" x 33" visible, displayed in a gold frame.

* A Scottish Art Nouveau silver twin handled pedestal bowl, by Hamilton & Inches, of circular tapering form, later inscribed 'To Marguerite Evelyn from her Godfather Lord Sultan', Edinburgh 1891, 9.3oz, h.7cm, dia. 23cm (including handles) Condition Report / Extra Information Some small dents to protruding area of top rim Dent to domed area of pedestal foot Further tarnished and with light surface scratches throughout Stands with a wobble

A GOLD PLATED OPEN FACE 'HAMILTON' POCKET WATCH, white enamel dial with black Roman numeral markers, subsidiary seconds dial at 6 o'clock position, Dia. 45 mm For shipping price on this lot please visit www.cuttlestones.co.uk/shipping

A collection of costume jewellery to include Cornish beads, necklaces, brooches, Hamilton and Co Government Jewellers etc

Book: ‘King Arthur’s Wood’ by Elizabeth Forbes (1859-1912) Published by Simpkin, Marshall, Hamilton, Kent & Co Ltd Bristol 1904. Edition of 350 copies Elephantine format 28 illustrations, hessian illustrated boards. 15.25” x 20” (30.7cm x 50.8cm)

Attributed to Hugh Douglas Hamilton (1740-1808) - Oval pastel - Portrait of Martha Lady Udney, 2nd wife of Robert Fullerton Udney, 24cm x 19cm Condition: ** General condition consistent with age

CLAUDE HAMILTON ROWBOTHAM (b. 1865) 'A Rough Day, Gyllyngvase Beach, Falmouth', signed, watercolour, 17 x 35cm

T. HAMILTON CRAWFORD AFTER ARCHIBALD THORBURN Two golden eagles, one perched on a rock, mezzotint, signed in pencil to the margin, 50 x 37cm

AFTER WILLIAM HAMILTON The Seasons, a set of four, stipple engravings with hand-colouring, 30 x 35cm (4)

HASLINGDEN PALACE, War Portraits, No. 6 Hamilton, slight corner knocks, VG

Hugh Douglas Hamilton (Irish c.1739-1808) Portrait of a lady, bust length, in profile, wearing white Pastel, oval 21 x 17.25cm; 8¼ x 6¾in Provenance: Christie’s, 25th April 1995, lot 25 ++Good condition, possibly some earlier restoration

λ After George Romney Emma Hart, later Lady Hamilton, as Circe Circular, in a silver frame 90mm ++One or two minor blemishes and one or two light scuffs, otherwise good condition

James Whitelaw Hamilton RSA (1860-1932) oil on canvas of a mountainous lake scene. Exhibited in 1910 (19 x 34cm)

A Scottish hallmarked silver twin handled loving cup, Edinburgh 1909, maker Hamilton & Inches. Height 8cm, weight 166g

AUTOGRAPHS - folder containing 15 x signed promotional photographs of stars from TV and film to include Cameron Diaz, Linda Hamilton, Lizabeth Scott, Francisca Tu, Henry Winkler, Jane Fonda, Brigitte bardot, Sally Field, Karl Maldon, Rob Lowe, Julie AdamsMichael Gambon, Amanda Burton and Angela Lansbury (framed).

BANKNOTES - A collection of 7 uncirculated banknotes to include 3 x Bank of England £1 notes (O'Brien, Page & Somerset, 79E 587051, 80H 750235 & AZ65 388566), a Clydesdale Bank PLC £1 note (Hamilton, 113194), a Bank of England 10 Shillings note (Hollom, 53D 666302) & 2 Bank of England £5 notes (Gill, C17 739383 & SB28 872713).

HAMILTON (REV. JOHN A.) "The MS. in a Red Box.", 1st edn, 1/2 title, folding map, ads, orig pict cl, 8vo Lane 1903 good.

9ct Gold Ladies dress watch, Hamilton, the jewelled movement to a signed and Silvered circular dial with applied gilt batten markers, in a polished case with snap-on back and fitted brick-link bracelet with folding clasp, width 5/8

Frederick Hamilton Jackson (1848-1923)A WOMAN SEATED SEWING IN A GARDENSigned and dated 1886 l.l., watercolour35.5 x 54cm

Hamilton Automatic Elipsa gents wristwatch

9x very old books, including Lord Byron's works, and Memoirs of Lady Hamilton, 1815.

WRENN W2241 LMS Black Class 7P 4-6-0 'Duchess of Hamilton'. Near Mint in an Excellent Box Base marked Packer no 2 ref 08521 with a worn and possibly relabeled Box Lid.

A Hamilton & Inches of Edinburgh silver flask, dated 1938, stone engraved to base, with detachable pierced lid above a tapering body and shaped oval base, 17cm high, 8.96oz

An early 20th century silver card case, hallmarks rubbed, possibly for Hamilton & Inches, with chased foliate engraving and monogrammed cartouche to the centre, 9.5cm high, 2.22oz

ANGLO-INDIAN HAMILTON & CO PLATED SAUCE BOAT plated sugar bowl, pair of salts and teaspoons, good condition

Cartoonists. A selection of 6 hand drawn cartoons. Dom de Luise, Art Carney, Dick Millington, Ron Ferdinand, Marcus Hamilton x 2 Excellent.