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BADMINTON LIBRARY The Badminton Library of sports and pastimes ... 29 volumes, plates (including some col.), half blue morocco, orange boards, t.e.g., others uncut, some volumes slightly scuffed, some instances of foxing, 8vo., London: Longmans, Green, 1886-98 [29] Note: A set of mixed editions, comprising: 1. Big game shooting, 2nd ed, 2 vols., 1895; 2. Lawn tennis, 1895; 3. Cycling, 1887; 4. Driving, 1889; 5. Shooting, vol. 1, 5th, vol. 2, 4th ed., 2 vols., 1893-1895; 6. Fishing, 2nd ed., 2 vols., 1886; 7. Skating, 1892; 8. Swimming, 2ed., 1894; 9. Fencing, etc., 1889; 10. Hunting, 2ed, 1886; 11. Mountaineering, 1892; 12. Golf, 5th ed, 1895; 13. Boating, 3rd ed, 1891; 14. Athletics & football, 1887; 15. Sea fishing, 1895; 16. Yachting, vol. 1, 2nd ed, vol. 2, 1st ed., 2 vols., 1894-95; 17. Riding & polo, 1891; 18. Archery, 1894; 19. Billiards, 1896; 20. Racing, 4th ed., 1893; 21. Cricket, 1888; 22. Dancing, 1895; 23. Poetry of sport, 1896; Coursing & falconry, 1892; 24. Rowing & punting, 1898
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*Big Game Hunting. Four albumen and four gelatin silver prints, c. 1860-90, the earliest two showing numerous trophies of Oscar Malitte, one damaged at left margin, the remaining six mounted to album leaves and showing Indian and European sportsmen with their trophies, all sl. faded, approx. 20 x 14 cm and larger (8)
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Bryden (H.A., ed.). Great and Small Game of Africa, an Account of the Distribution, Habits and Natural History of the Sporting Mammals, with Personal Hunting Experiences, pub. Rowland Ward, 1899, fifteen hand-col. plts., b&w illusts. to text, hinges cracked with first gathering loose, orig. green cloth gilt, rubbed, some wear to spine and edges, stained on lower corner of upper cover, 4to . Ltd. ed. 398/500 signed by Rowland Ward. (1)
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*Alken (Henry). Set of four hand coloured hunting lithographs entitled 'Going to Hunt....an Easy Job', 'Throwing Off....Not So Easy', 'In Full Cry....Hard Work', 'Going Home....Apology For Damage Done', pub. 1823 [but later restrikes], each approx. 230 x 330 mm, together with another similar set entitled 'Going to Cover', 'Full Cry', 'The Leap' and 'The Death', pub. 1828 [but later restrikes], each approx. 280 x 420 mm, framed and glazed (8)
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A marble bust of Brian Hubert Hill (1847-1893), late 19th century, on a rectangular plinth incised on reverse 'Gaffin Sc.Lon', 23" high. Brian Hubert Hill was a Land Agent. His early death was the result of a hunting accident and he is buried in the church at Weston under Redcastle. The west window was given in memory of him. His widow had the bust made from his death mask. The sculptor Thomas Gaffin, son of Edward Gaffin, worked with his father at their workshop in Regent Street where they were renowned for their prolific production of monuments and memorial tablets, running into thousands. Works by the Gaffin firm include Lord Clyde at Westminster Abbey, 1863 and Sir Thomas Reade Congleton, Cheshire 1849
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A 17th century Spanish ebony and bone papeleira, the eight drawers with fielded panels applied with bone rectangular engraved seasonal and various hunting scenes, some inscribed 'Laner, Fabre, Mar, Abril, Maig, Gvn, Gviloi, Agost, Satambre, Octvbre, Noembre, Dasmbre' with central recessed drawer engraved with Ibertn and Otorio, flanked by concealed architectural drawers, similarly decorated overall with rectangles of birds and animals including bears, an elephant and a pelican in her piety, on bun feet, on a similar stand with a frieze drawer, lyre shaped end supports and two steel brackets, 115cm high x 53.5cm deep x 92cm wide (some damage, the stand later)
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A Victorian gentleman's 18ct gold cased, keyless wind, half hunting cased pocket chronograph, the gilt, jewelled lever movement signed DENT, WATCHMAKER TO THE QUEEN, 33 COCKSPUR STRT, LONDON, No 31975, gold inner case, the signed enamelled dial with black Roman hour numerals, subsidiary seconds, minute recording dial to 60, twin centre stop seconds and with two setting buttons to the band, London 1899.
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A Victorian gentleman's 18ct gold cased, keyless wind, half hunting cased pocket chronograph, the gilt, jewelled lever movement signed DENT, WATCHMAKER TO THE QUEEN, 33 COCKSPUR STRT, LONDON, No 31975, gold inner case, the signed enamelled dial with black Roman hour numerals, subsidiary seconds, minute recording dial to 60, twin centre stop seconds and with two setting buttons to the band, London 1899.
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Lund Bros. A gentleman's 18ct gold keyless lever hunting cased pocket chronometer, the white enamel dial with Roman numerals, subsidiary seconds dial, centre seconds with stop and reset button in the band, the dust cover with presentation inscription dated 1885, the movement with signed backplate numbered 4546, with attached curb-link chain and 18ct gold propelling pencil.
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AFTER LIONEL EDWARDS (1878-1966) HUNTING COUNTRIES: THE WARWICKSHIRE Colour reproduction, published by Eyre and Spootiswoode, with blindstamp, signed in pencil 32.5 x 49.5cm.; with "The Dauntsey Vale", after Edwards, with blindstamp, signed in pencil, 29.5 x 49cm. (2) ++ Each discoloured to yellow/grey/green.
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GUILLIM, JOHN. A Display of Heraldrie...The third Edition, ... Together with his owne Addition of explaining the Termes of Hawking and Hunting. Printed by Thomas Cotes for Jacob Blome, 1638. Folio, full panelled sprinkled calf. Numerous woodcut illustrations, a few full page, some of the sheilds hand coloured (title browned with margins strengthened, a few other repairs). Some contemporay annotations to text, 4 leaves of manuscript index added at end. STC 12503.
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TURBERVILLE, GEORGE. The Book of Falconrie or Hawking…And now newly revived, corrected, and augmented, with many new Additions proper to these present times (with) The Noble Arte of Venerie or Hunting…Printed by Thomas Purfoot, 1611. Two parts in one, black letter, 4to., 18th c, calf gilt with falconry drawings on side (rebacked). Woodcuts in the text, some hand coloured (first part lacks the 4 prelims. Inc. title and the last 3 11, 2nd part has second leaf and last 2 leaves lacking – made up in type and pen & ink facsimile or with leaves from later edition, a few woodcuts excised, but replaces from another copy, some staining and repairs). STC 24325 or 24325.5 and 24329. With 19th c. ms. Note tippes in, “the Oarts supplied to make it perfect…are copied…with great care, but John Dawson Downes, of Old Gunton Hill, Suffolk. Sold not subject to return
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Wedgwood: K29 42 hunting scenes jug with raised dog handle, along with a Portuguese majolica cauliflower dish, a Japanese lidded majolica-type mustard pot, three Ridgways mustard glaze portrait plates (two LLoyd George one Chamberlain) plus a Fielding & co glazed advertising jug 'Sanderson's mountain Dew', Leith (q)
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A Swiss 18ct gold hunting cased keyless lever chronograph, the enamelled dial with twin subsidiary dials and roman chapters, engravedon the dust cap .....EXAMINED BY J W BENSON, in plain case and retailer's tooled morocco case signed by J W BENSON, sold with the original receipt dated March 5th 1897 (#25.0.0.) c1897 In fine condition and apparently good going order
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A Rolex silver hunting cased wristwatch, the enamelled dial with arabic chapters, subsidiary seconds dial and luminescent hands, 15 jewel movement, import marked, London 1916 Exterior - a few light scratches and minor wear as to be expected. The dial original and undamaged, the movement in apparently in going order
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