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Lot 374
Newby (Eric). A Short Walk in the Hindu Kush, 1st ed., Secker & Warburg, 1958, b&w illusts. after photos, orig. cloth in badly frayed d.j., with a little loss, (Neate N16), together with Maraini. Where Four World’s Meet, Hindu Kush, 1959, 1st English ed., Hamish Hamilton, 1964, colour and b&w plts. and illusts., orig. cloth in heavily rubbed and sl. frayed d.j., (Neate M49), plus Douglas (William O.), Beyond the High Himalayas, 1st ed., New York, 1952, colour and b&w illusts. after photos, orig. cloth in d.j., a little rubbed, (Neate D41) and Lorimer (E. O.), Language Hunting in the Karakoram, 1st ed., 1939, b&w plts. after photos, orig. cloth, rubbed in badly frayed d.j., with loss, plus others on travel and moutaineering in the Himalayas, mostly mid-20th c. pubs., all orig. cloth, mostly in d.j.s, 8vo. (30)
Lot 11
Buxton (Edward North). Short Stalks: Or Hunting Camps, North, South, East, and West, 1st ed., 1892, wood-engs. and b & w illusts., near-contemp. dark green half morocco by Mudie, gilt-dec. spine with raised bands and contrasting title label, a little faded, 8vo. Includes chapters on Chamonis hunting, the Rocky Mountains, the Pyrenean Ibex and the final chapter is entitled ‘Peaks and Passes’, devoted to reminiscences of alpine climbing during the decade following the formation of the Alpine Club (1860s). (1)
Lot 225
HERBERT NYE (fl.1885-1927) `INDIA TIGER HUNTING p.127", signed lower right and titled lower left, oil on canvas, 58" x 75", in a gilt frame with leaf moulded bordersThere is a tear in the canvas upper right of circa 2.5" - 3", and a small puncture upper left. There is also `blooming` to the painted surface, possibly due to atmospheric conditions. There are losses to the gesso leaf mouldings on the frame.
Lot 226
HERBERT NYE (fl. 1885-1927) "INDIA TIGER HUNTING p.127", signed lower right and titled lower left, oil on canvas, 58" x 75"There is a tear 9" - 10" long upper right, and one or two small other punctures. Re-painted surface has `bloomed` somewhat, probably due to atmospheric storage conditions. There is also a distortion in the canvas lower left caused by the frame stretcher assembly underneath.
Lot 352
J. OTHO PAGET: "Hunting", The Haden Hall Library, edited by the Marquis of Granby and Mr George A.B. Dewar, "150 copies of this edition have been printed on hand made paper for England and America, of which this is no. 36", 1900, and two other books, "Hounds" by T. Ivester Lloyd, and "The Sport of our Ancestors" edited by Lord Willoughby DDE Brooke" (3)
Lot 128
A High Life dagger with scabbard, together with a Japanese pocket knife and continental hunting dagger. (3) High Life dagger with some pitting to the blade, leather scabbard. The Japanese blade marked `Stopper 100`, with wooden scabbard. The hunting knife with minor blade pitting but generally all good.
Lot 283
Prints & engravings. A mixed collection of approx. ninety prints, mostly 18th & 19th century, including costume, royalty, erotica, nine hand coloured engravings from Robert Plot’s ‘Natural History of Staffordshire’, and three lithographs of Buffalo hunting from George Caitlin’s North American Indian series, several duplicates, various sizes and condition (approx.90).
Lot 309
Hooker (Joseph Dalton). A series of four autograph letters signed, ‘Jos. D. Hooker’ (and one ‘J.D. Hooker’), Kew (and last one The Camp, Sunningdale), 6th November 1865 to 11th December 1898, the first to Mrs [Archibald] Smith having just heard of the Royal Society’s award of a Royal Medal to her husband, ‘I do most heartily congratulate you on this very tardy recognition’, marginal split without loss, some spotting, black border, the second to Archie [Smith] concerning the sorrowful news on the death of his father [James Smith of Jordanhill, 1782-1867, Scottish merchant, antiquarian, architect, geologist, biblical critic and man of letters], ‘I shall never see another senior to whom I shall look up with the respect and affection that I regarded your father with. He is the last of those later filled a large space in my boyish memory and remained the same kind of warm friend to the last. ‘, 2 pp. with integral blank, the third to Mrs Smith in 1879, concerning the possibilities of a temporary dispersal of the Gordon Hill library of voyages and travels, 4 pp. with orig. stamped and postmarked envelope, the fourth also to Mrs Smith, ‘I thank you very much for sending me “Roadmaking and Sport in C.E. Africa” [by George Edward Smith, 1868-1944], which I have read with great interest and profit; for it gives me a much clearer idea of the nature of the country traversed that I had proposed and of the difficulties to be overcome by your son which called forth all his father’s energies and suppression of self in the work he had in hand. How anxious you must have been during his absence, though I hope you did not hear of his rhinoceros hunting pursuits and narrow escapes. To have two sons who spent years of active and indeed [?] service in E. Africa, and returned to tell of their labours and their adventures is not a boon granted to many parents. ‘, with a mention of [Edward] Sabine, 3 pp., black border, all 8vo. (4).
Lot 175
A Good Quality Copy of a German Third Reich Hunting Knife, the 32cm single edge steel blade with etched decoration and inscription, the gilt brass hilt with swastika and oak leaf cast shell guard, deer`s leg cast recurving crossguard with cloven hoof quillons, antler grip with acorn and oak leaf pommel, with brass mounted leather scabbard; an Ebony Baton, with silver coloured metal lapet leaf sheathed pommel, 51cm (2)
Lot 245
A French Model 1866 ``Chassepot`` Yataghan Sword Bayonet, the St Etienne blade dated 1874, lacks scabbard; a Steel Mace, with spiked globular head and knopped haft; a Riding Crop, bound in woven string, with heavy brass pommel and wrythen fluted tip; a Stitched Leather Bound Whip, with leather strap; a Copper Hunting Horn; a Shillelagh and a reproduction box sextant. (7)
Lot 268
A John Petty & Sons, Sheffield Hunting Dagger, the diamond section double edge steel blade stamped with maker`s name, with steel crossguard and nickel foliate embossed cutlery handle; seven Edged Weapons, comprising a British Pattern 1888 MkI, Type 1 ``Lee-Metford`` bayonet, three British No.4 Mk.I spike bayonets and three Indian kukri (8)
Lot 285
A Hunting/Skinning Knife, possibly North American Indian, the 13cm single curved edge steel blade stamped with a Maltese cross and 7, the two piece maple grip with star carved rivet holes, with buckskin sheath decorated with an eagle and snake in coloured beadwork, embroidery and couched quills
Lot 558
THREE MIDDLE EAST NORTH AFRICAN DAGGERS. Comprising a double edged dagger with niello decorated blade and with engraved and stained bone handle and matching scabbard with brass tip cover, length 16.25 inches (41 cm). An engraved and nielloed double bladed dagger with scabbard, length 14.25 inches (36 cm) and a Indo Persian nielloed dagger with hunting motifs and Islamic inscription on handle lacking scabbard, length 14.25 inches (36 cm).
Lot 562
A PAIR OF INDO PERSIAN DAGGERS. The first with ornate rams head pommel on handle and velvet covered scabbard, length 14 inches (35.5 cm). The second ornately repousséd overall with scenes of tigers and other felines hunting various animals and with a tiger head pommel devouring a creature. The ricasso engraved with animals. Length 11.75 inches (30 cm).
Lot 123A
A CAPODIMONTE HAND PAINTED PORCELAIN COVERED TWO HANDLED CUP AND LIDDED DRESSER BOX, CIRCA 1900. The cup decorated with a centaur and kentauride and scrolled handles with satyr masked terminals, raised on a bell form pedestal base and surmounted with a bacchanalian embossed cover. The oval dresser box with hinged gilt bronze mounted lid, finely painted and embossed with a countryside hunting scene. Each marked with blue crown over N under glaze. Largest height 6.5 inches (16.5 cm).
Lot 150
BERLIN STYLE WOOLWORK PANEL. depicting an exotic bird within a floral cartouche, in a glazed frame, 77x 94cm overall; together with a VICTORIAN WOOLWORK PICTURE, depicting game birds as a hunting trophy, in a glazed giltwood frame, 44 x 46cm overall; a further WOOLWORK PICTURE, depicting birds amongst foliage, in a glazed giltwood frame, 60.5 x 53.5 cm; and TWO SILK EMBROIDERED PICTURES, depicting flower sprays, in oval glazed giltwood frames, 47cm and 43cm (5).
Lot 462
Arthur Delaney- Street Scene, black and white print, signed limited edition 279/850; English School 19th Century - `Old Folk`, oil on canvas; Heywood Hardy - Portrait of a racehorse with jockey up, signed black and white print; after R O Allen - Hunting prints, a set of three coloured lithographs framed as one (4)
Lot 574
Angling Miscellany : Skues G. : Itchen Memories 1951. 1st.Ed. 8vo. Hb. + Dj; Sawyer F. : Keeper of the Stream 1952.1st.Ed. 8vo.Hb.+ Dj.Maxwell H. : British Fresh-Water Fishes 1904. !st. Ed. Qto. Hb. Grey E. : Fly Fishing 1901. 8vo. Pennell H. : Fishing - Salmon and Trout 1895. 8vo.; Taverner E. : Trout Fishing from all Angles 1929. 8vo.; Annabel R. : Hunting and Fishing in Alaska 1948. 1st. Qto. Hb.; Zane Grey : Tales of Fresh-Water Fishing 1928. 1st.Ed. Qto. Hb. Scarce. Together with 18 other related titles and a small selection of vintage Fishing Rod and Tackle catalogues. CONDITION REPORT: Condition : All titles have been used but are generally good to vg
Lot 624
Hunting Map. Edward Stanford 1928. Large scale, linen-backed map, on roller to facilitate wall-hanging, featuring the counties of Nottinghamshire, Warwickshire, Leicestershire and Northamptonshire. Coloured boundaries indicating the Fitzwilliam, Earl of Harrington, South Notts. and Belvoir, Fernies, Quorn, Atherston, Pytchley, Woodland Pytchley and Cottesmore Hunts. CONDITION REPORT: Condition : Short tear by roller, no loss. Names of some Hunts faded, o/w vg.
Lot 79
An Arthur Wood pale blue jug with raised hunting scene, 21cm high, a harvest jug with raised drinking figures, 20cm high, S.H. and Sons' Dorothy' teapot and stand with transfer garden scene, circa 1906-12, a Staffordshire style dog, 21cm high, a Crown Ducal 'Colonial Times' plate 'The Spirit of '76, depicting Pilgrim Exiles verso, a transfer printed bowl and dishes, two planters and a thimble collection. (14)
Lot 103
A quantity of copper and brass including five copper sporting and hunting horns, the largest 127cm long and inscribed VR North Road Coach, the smaller 23cm high, and inscribed Pytchley, three chestnut roasters, two handbells, three copper kettles, a large jug, two pans and two brass candlesticks.
Lot 1385
A gentleman's silver cased, hunting pocket watch, enamel dial bearing Roman numerals, subsidiary second dial, movement by A.W., no 56734, London 1876, a silver open faced keyless wind pocket watch, James Webber Ltd, London, and another watch, The Express English Lever, by J.G. Graves, Sheffield, 10.81toz total weight. (3)
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