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A HANIMEX SLIDE PROJECTOR, A BELL & HOWELL CINE CAMERA & A PROJECTOR SCREEN

A 'G.B. BELL & HOWELL MODEL 613' PROJECTOR, along with a quantity of accessories and reels of film and an instruction bookletBuyers - for shipping pricing on this lot, visit www.cuttlestones.co.uk/shipping

WWI medal trio awarded to 10-15645 Pte W Howell Worcestershire Regt together with a Lusitania medal, shoulder titles etc.

19th Century brass and enamel two train clock face with mechanism, marked: Howell James and Co. to the Queen, Paris together with other enamelled chapter rings etc.

Olympus OM10 Film Camera & a Cine Collection, To include Olympus OM10 camera with f1.8 50mm, f2.8 28mm, 100-200mm lenses, Bell & Howell 1225 AF 8mm Sound cine camera, plus various other cine items.

Two large Watercolours by John Howell - one depicting the Lake Gardens at Stourhead, the other of Pendower

A Bell & Howell gaumont Sportster cine camera

A Bell and Howell projector with a large quantity of 8mm films to include railway and transport (qty)

Howell, William. Medulla Historiae Anglicanae, Twelfth edition, 1666. Cont. calf (joints cracking, spine chipped) - Swift, Dr. Jonathan. Letters…ed. John Hawkesworth, New Edition, 3 vols., 1766. Cont. calf gilt - Walpole, Horace. Correspondence, New Edition, 3 vols., 1837. Half blue stained calf. Portrait. With 18 others including a Baskerville Cambridge Book of Common Prayer, 1761, in red morocco, and a volume of pamphlets (25)

Douglas Ian Smart 1879-1970, two coloured etchings of Venice in parcel gilt frames published by W.R Howell 1921 both signed

Bell & Howell 8mm movie projector with Disney Donald Duck 8mm film

A Howell and James Art Pottery exhibition charger painted Hercules Slaying the Stymphalian, monogram J R and paper label to verso

A 19th Century French gilt metal mantle clock, the 3 inch white enamel dial signed Howell James and Co, Paris, the movement signed H & J, of chamfered cuboid form with four turned columns and pagoda finial on four double bun feet, half striking, 36cm high

A Bell and Howell automatic cine projector in a lined case, an improved Magneto electric machine for nervous diseases, in wooden case, and two leather cased pairs of binoculars, Wrights' x30 and Ross of London prism binoculars power of eight (4).

Cameras - a Bell and Howell; Taylor Hobson 1.5 inch/F 1.9 lens; Kodak box brownie, instamatic 77x camera etc qty

A pair of Bell and Howell 8 x 40 binoculars, cased; two other pairs of binoculars; a camera; a child's carpentry set, boxed (5)

A BOX OF CINE CAMERAS AND EQUIPMENT, including Bell and Howell, Chinoin etc and a box of cameras and accessories

TWO BOXES OF SLR AND INSTANT CAMERA AND EQUIPMENT, including Canon, Bell and Howell, Minolta lenses of differing sizes

A Vintage Leather Cased Clockwork Bell and Howell 8 mm Cine Camera, Sun Dial with Original Box.

A limited edition piece showing Hawker Hurricanes and BF 109's during the battle for Crete (this is number 147 of only 350) This large, framed print titled "Against All The Odds" has been signed by 5, including the artist. They are:Wing Commander E.A Howell OBE DFC - 33 SqdnAir Vice Marshall Howell CBE AFCMarcel Comeau MM - Maleme, Crete 1941Wing Commander R.H Lacey - 33 Sqdn

A hand-decorated pottery pedestal vase of flattened form by Howell & James London. Underglaze script to base 'Paris Exhibition 1878 (almond blossom)' and signed J Edith Cowper

A Howell James & Co Regent Street, London set of enamelled and gilt postage scales and weights under glass dome

'Miralyte' projector screen in original box together with GB Bell and Howell movie master vintage 8mm projector. (2)

AUTOGRAPHS, Victoria Cross covers, inc. Kenneally, Howell, Mackenzie, Gould, Cheshire, Ammand etc., VG, 8

A Good Quality Shooting Stick by Howell of London.

A pair of Dr Howell horse racing prints

A late 19th / early 20th Century ebony walking cane with silver pommel, J Howell & Co, Birmingham, (mark partly struck), 89 cm, together with a silver mounted palm wood walking stick, 90 cm

A Balda Kompur Rapid folding camera, a Bell & Howell Sportster movie camera and a camera tripod, all with leather cases

A collection of cameras and ephemera to include Bell & Howell camera, Smiths clock, Roberts radio, The War illustrated etc

A mixed lot of assorted projectors and equipment to include a 1940's 16mm Bell & Howell sound projector, a 8mm P8 Phonamatic, 16mm Bolex model C, home projector, 16mm sound Royal Silver Waring, 16mm cine Kodak camera model L.

A Victorian silver sweet dish, probably Howell & James Ltd, Sheffield, 1888, with scrolling floral border, 43.4g; four miscellaneous cigarette cases, various makers, Chester & Birmingham, 1901 - 1915, 307.4g in total; and four various silver spoons, various makers, London, Newcastle & Birmingham, 1796 - 1918, 38.5g in total (9)

Late Victorian silver mounted walking stick, ivory handle and malacca shaft, hallmarked Birmingham, 1897, Henry Howell & Co Ltd, 90cm

AVIATION: Selection of multiple signed (9) and individually signed (16) First Day Covers by various members of The Red Arrows aerobatics teams of 1972, 1975, 1979, 1980 (2), 1986, 1989 (2), 1990 etc., including Bill Aspinall, Pete Day, Brian Hoskins, Tim Curley, Michael Howell, Richard Thomas, Tim Miller, Al Hoy, John Rands, John Newton, Jeff Glover, Steve Johnson, Guy Bancroft-Wilson, Andy Stewart, Paul Rogers, Tony Smith, Martin Cliff, Dickie Duckett, Mike Phillips, Bob Eccles, Des Sheen, Brian Hoskins, Richard Thomas, Pete Lees, Pete Collins, Dan Findlay, Mel Cornwell etc. Some duplication. All of the covers feature colour designs and images, some commemorating anniversaries of the formation of The Red Arrows etc. Together with a set of 42 individually signed First Day Covers issued to commemorate the 50th Anniversary of the King's Cup Air Race, 15th July 1972, and all featuring a colour image of a Gloster Grebe in flight, signed by various participants of the Air Races including Stanley Warwick (winner, 1972), R. A. Blech (winner of Aspenair Trophy), J. A. D. Bradshaw (winner, 1971), F. R. E. Hayter (winner, 1968), Prince William of Gloucester (scarce; died at the age of 30 in a flying accident), J. A. Spiller (winner, 1959), J. Stewart-Wood (winner, 1965), D. M. Hartas (winner, 1964) etc. Unsigned (1). All are loosely and neatly contained in a custom presentation ring binder, limited edition number 342 of 350. VG, 25 + album

WORLD WAR II: A good selection of signed First Day Covers by various Escapees, Resistance members, Prisoners of War etc., all associated with World War II, including Lewis Hodges, Prince Varanand (‘Nicky’), Alan Day, William Goodbrand, Lawrence Taylor, Florentino Goicoechea, Edward Howell, Sandra Poumpoura, Anastassias Neslihanidis, Anastassias Zafiropoulos, Dimitirios Karapas, Tassouda Samara, Stavros Kitsos, Elefteria Saridakis, Vasili Bakakis, Costas Georgilakis, Smaragada Xipolitakis, Charles Louis Jean Francois Douw van der Krapp, Jan Peelen, Harry King, Eric Williams & Oliver Philpot etc. Most of the covers are multiple signed and all have attractive colour designs and images, many issued by the Royal Air Forces Escaping Society. VG, 12

CRICKET: A rare vintage signed 12.5 x 7.5 photograph by both the England and Australia cricket teams of 1901-02 individually, comprising the England squad of Archie MacLaren, Tom Hayward, Johnny Tyldesley, Willie Quaife, Gilbert Jessop, Len Braund, Charlie McGahey, Dick Lilley, Arthur Jones, John Gunn, Colin Blythe, Sydney Barnes, Charles Robson and Harold Garnett and the Australia squad of Victor Trumper, Clem Hill, Syd Gregory, Monty Noble, Reggie Duff, Warwick Armstrong, Bert Hopkins, Jim Kelly, Bill Howell, Jack Saunders, Joe Darling, Ernie Jones, Hanson Carter, Les Poidevin and Major Benjamin Wardill (Secretary of the Melbourne Cricket Club who managed the Australian tour of England in 1902). All have signed with their names alone in dark fountain pen inks to the verso of the photograph, the image depicting an ocean steamship. Photograph by Exchange Studios of Sydney. The verso is also signed in ink by 25 other individuals, presumably other passengers on the steamship, although a few with surnames related to cricketers including a Maud MacLaren and a P. W. Spofforth. Some light age wear to the image and some minor age wear and light foxing to the verso and with one corner of the photographer's mount chipped and with some loss. About VG

GOLF: An official 4to printed programme for The Presidents Cup at the Fancourt Hotel and Country Club Estate, George, South Africa, 18th - 23rd November 2003, individually signed to the inside pages by all 29 golfers who participated in the tournament comprising Tiger Woods, Jack Nicklaus (USA Captain), Jeff Sluman, Chris DiMarco, Fred Funk, Jim Furyk, Jay Haas, Charles Howell III, Jerry Kelly, Justin Leonard, Davis Love III, Phil Mickelson, Kenny Perry, David Toms, Gary Player (International Captain), Ian Baker-Finch, Robert Allenby, Stuart Appleby, K. J. Choi, Tim Clark, Ernie Els, Retief Goosen, Stephen Leaney, Peter Lonard, Nick Price, Adam Scott, Vijay Singh, Mike Weir and Tim Finchem (PGA Tour Commissioner). All have signed in bold inks with their names alone, most to their colour images. Together with an official 4to printed programme for the American Express Championship at The Grove, Hertfordshire, 26th September - 1st October 2006, individually signed to the inside pages by 32 golfers who participated in the tournament including Jim Furyk, Vijay Singh, Ernie Els, Sergio Garcia, Luke Donald, Henrik Stenson, David Howell, Trevor Immelman, Padraig Harrington, Jose Maria Olazabal, Stewart Cink, Thomas Bjorn, Scott Verplank etc. All have signed in bold inks with their names alone, most to their colour images. Some very light, extremely minor age wear, VG, 2

Early 20th century French brass carriage clock, makers Howell & James of Paris, with Roman enamel dial, the compensated lever movement striking on a bell, 16cm high.

LOT OF CAMERAS including Kodak autographic folding camera, Ensign box camera, Praktika TL 1000 35 mil SLR, Bell & Howell 603 16mm cine camera and a Kodak 8mm cine camera

A W.A. Howell brass Salter spit jack in working order and one other

An interesting mahogany and line inlaid wall mounting thimble display cabinet, from the Estate of Dorothy R. L. Howell, arched top and base, hinged glazed door with overhanging back board with five shelves, fitted for thimbles, 46cm x 32cm. See Phillips Midlands Catalogue December 13th 1990, Lot 249, for a similar cabinet. A number of these were made for Dorothy Howell and Dorothy Silvester, a near identical cabinet appears in Edwin Holmes' 'Thimbles' , 1976, opposite page 38.(From The Collection Of Sylvia Norton)

A LOUIS XV STYLE BOUDOIR CLOCK, the cylinder movement stamped Howell & James, Regent Street, 2080", in rococo style balloon case applied with putti, 6" high

Stoneware teapot specially decorated for Minnie Howell of high lane , Burslem and a smaller teapot (2)

A 19th century brass mantel clock case, with 20th century electric movement the enamel dial with Roman numerals inscribed Howell James and Co to the Queen London and Paris with Egyptian sphynx to the stepped top over a tapering oblong case with Egyptian mask mounts to the sides and chased spandrels on moulded base with saw-tooth edging and brass bun feet, 34cm high

A Victorian desk stand inkwell the rectangular base foliate engraved with malachite and blood stone cabochons to the corners mounted with a begging dog, with hinged head revealing well, 8.25cm wide, 7cm high,the base stamped Howell James & Co, Regent Street, London, Circa 1860

J Howell (contemporary) Summer at the Coast signed, oil on board, 45cm x 60cm; V Jackson, Fisherman Returning Home at Dusk, signed (2)

A vintage Bell & Howell model 605 double run eight cine-camera, with 0.5 Trital lens by Taylor, Taylor & Hobson, with leather carrying handle, and original red velvet lined leather fitted case, labelled for a Lieutenant of the Royal Navy, East India & Sports Club

BELL & HOWELL PROJECTOR. Cased vintage Bell & Howell cine projector and Gnome Photographic Products Ltd projector screen

BELL & HOWELL LOUDSPEAKER. Bell and Howell Gaumont model 601, 1940s vintage loudspeaker

William Lionel Wyllie (1851 - 1931), signed black and white etching - Hot Walls, Portsmouth, published by W. R. Howell & Co. 1911, printed by Charles Welch, in glazed ebonised frame, 28.5cm x 57cm

***CLAIRE HOWELL TO RETURN 20/11 MC***Libertines CD album, fully autographed (Birmingham/Wolverhampton)

CARICATURE MILITARY WATERCOLOURS. Four Military framed Caricatures of Officers & Men of the 1st Foot Royal Scots, signed E W Howell. All are early 20thC in date, all were with a small calender affixed.

CRICKET, postcards, Cartoon Series - Australian Cricketers, Nos. 5 Noble, 10 Newland & 14 Howell, G to VG, 3 (Illustration page 7)

Ethel Howell (British 20th Century) 'Woodland' Watercolour signed 1970, 56 x 39cm mounted and framed.

A Bell & Howell Moviemaster, a Zenit E camera body, an Ilford Sporti camera, an Acima Eyelux camera, a Kodak box camera, etc.

A BOXED 'BELL & HOWELL' PROJECTOR, a 'Photax' slide viewer, a boxed Boots 4000 TL viewer, and a Sony HandycamBuyers - for shipping pricing on this lot, visit www.cuttlestones.co.uk/shipping

A malacca cane with embossed silver ferrule (by J. Howell, Birmingham, 1896), the carved ivory dog's head handle with glass eyes, depicting a Boston terrier and hound, 91.5 cm long

A French carriage clock by R.C., striking on gongs, the white enamel dial bearing the name of ‘Howell James Ltd, to the Queen’ striking hours and half-hours, No.105, 15cm high

After John C Watt (19th century) Stormy Harbour scene, coloured print, signed in pencil, published by Howell & co, London, 40cm by 53cm

Walter Howell Deverell (1827-1854), Sleeping child, oil on canvas, tondo, signed, 51cm x 51cm.

A Bell & Howell clockwork cine camera in fitted leather case; a John Player cine camera