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A VICTORIAN WALNUT AND PAINTED SCREEN of three leaves and nine panels, painted in the manner of Henry Alken with hunting scenes, flowers to the other side, 166cm h, 159cm w ++A highly decorative screen in good condition with the original brass double hinges, the varnish on the painting with old ingrained dirt
A PAIR OF SOUTH EASTERN NIGERIAN BRASS SPEARS being made by the "Akwa Blacksmiths" for the priest of either the Igbo, Ibo or Ebo people. The spears, formed from brass have hand hammered decoration, interestingly the spears were used for hunting and as currency. 151cm. (L) Condition Reports: The spears are in overall good condition. There is some tarnishing and oxidisation.
A CONTINENTAL HUNTING KNIFE OR SHORT SWORD having white metal fixings, horn handle and cross guard, the blade decorated with stag and boar, held in a leather scabbard, missing two smaller knives from the scabbard. Condition Reports: The blade is in okay order with some pitting, the scabbard is missing a bottom section, has various scratches etc.
A late 19th century German hunting sword, fullered SE blade 15¼” with traces of etched decoration, the brass mounted hilt with shell guard bearing applied Guard Star badge, recurved hoof quillons, pommel cap and with staghorn grip, in its leather scabbard with brass chape and locket with subsidiary sheath for skinning knife (now missing). GC (some wear and sharpening to blade) Plate 12
19TH CENTURY MOGHUL SCHOOL "Figures taking tea", with script and figures hunting buffalo and deer to border, gouache heightened with white and body colour, together with another similar with figures hunting tigers to borders, 30 cm x 17 cm (2) CONDITION REPORTS Both with wear and scuffs. Some small tears and losses to edges and appear to have been trimmed. Some selotape marks. Some stains and water marks. A few woodworm holes to one picture and a small tear / hole to the other.
Kitchin, Thomas 1756 A Map of the Eastern Part of the Province of New York; with Part of New Jersey, &c. Drawn from the Best Authorities Interesting, small map depicting the main theater of the "French and Indian War" during the first year of the conflict. The region depicted includes the Hudson River valley, north to Lake Champlain, including Forts Ticonderoga and Frederick. Also shown are the Mohawk River and the waterways from the upper Hudson to Lake Ontario. The western parts of the New England states are shown, as is northern New Jersey, and northeastern Pennsylvania. The border between New York and Pennsylvania is shown considerably north of the present-day boundary. A note states that "Pensilvania is not yet settled" with much of the region labeled the " Endless Mountains." Indian tribal and hunting lands are noted, as well as roads and "Trading Paths". Inset is a tiny plan of "Fort Frederick at Crown Point built by the French in 1731", with its own tiny compass rose and scale of feet. This important French fort had been captured by the British the previous year. Decorative landscape cartouche and delicate compass rose embellish the map. A historically important map. 8.6" W x 6.7" H A sharp impression on watermarked paper, issued folding, now pressed flat, with fold separations that have been closed on verso with Japanese tissue. There is faint offsetting from an opposing page of text on the far left.
Jansson, Jan 1653 Tabula Magellanica, qua Tierrae del Fuego, cum Celeberrimis Fretis a F. Magellano et I. le Maire Detectis Novissima et Accuratissima Descriptio Exhibetur This is one of the most elaborately decorated maps to focus on the tip of South America with the Strait of Magellan and Le Maire Strait. The coastlines are depicted as very mountainous, while the interior is completely without detail. Instead the region is filled with a hunting scene, exotic birds including rheas and penguins, and a quaint scene of village life. The map is further adorned with a pair of compass roses, three sailing ships, and four beautiful cartouches. The cartouches at top contain the map key and a dedication to Gualthero de Raet with his coat of arms. The cartouches arrayed across the bottom of the map present a unique distance scale in checkerboard format and the title with a tribe of Fuegian natives, penguins and shells. Spanish text on verso. 20.8" W x 16.1" H A nice impression with light soiling and two archivally repaired tears that enter 2" and 4" into map at left. There are a few small chips and tears in blank margins that have also been archivally repaired.
Seutter, Albercht Karl 1756 Intervalla Viaeque Publicae Electoratus Saxoniae… This is a rare and extremely interesting postal map of Saxony. The map is centered on the course of the Elbe, from Magdeburg to Prague and extends from Gotha to the Silesiae (Polish) boundary. It emphasizes the postal roads with the distances between the larger towns and villages noted. The large map is embellished with a title cartouche and a quaint allegorical scene showing the messenger, "Mercury", in a chariot drawn by four "Pegasus" steeds, and another of the hunting goddess, "Diana", in her chariot drawn by a pair of stags. Printed on two joined sheets, as issued. 37.8" W x 22.3" H Issued folding, with two tiny splits at fold intersections, minor toning and soiling, and some light damp stains in the margins.
Sanson/Mariette, 1667 Colchis, Iberia, Albania, Quaeq; Caucaslae Gentes, Istmum quod Pontum Euxinum Caspiumq; Mare Interjacet Incolunt This attractive map focuses on the region between the Black and Caspian Seas. There is great detail of the mountains, cities and villages. Colchis is the legendary kingdom in the Greek myth wherein Jason and the Argonauts stole the Golden Fleece from King Aeetes. The decorative title cartouche is draped in a sheepskin and flanked by two hunting dogs. 19.3" W x 14.3" H A sharp impression on watermarked paper with original outline color and later coloring in cartouche, and light toning along centerfold.
LE GRAND ROY ET FILS, GENEVA: A GOLD AND DIAMOND SET HUNTING CASED POCKET WATCH, CIRCA 1895 damascened nickel movement with wolf`s tooth winding, moustache lever, bi-metallic compensation balance, white enamel dial with Roman numerals and subsidiary seconds dial, case set with jewelled and black enamel initials MW, the reverse enamelled with the arms of Winslow, cuvette signed and numbered 38571 case 40mm
BLAND (J.O.P.) Men, Manners and Morals in South America, L., 1920; OSSENDOWSKI (Ferdinand) Slaves of The Sun, L., [1928]; [SHOOTING] GREENER (W.W.) Sharp Shooting for Sport and War. With an Introduction by Wirt Gerrare [William Oliver Greener], 8vo, illus., pict. wrappers, R.A. Everett & Co., 1900; [HUNTING] GOWING (Lionel F.) Five Thousand Miles on A Sledge, sm. 8vo, clo., D. Appleton and Company, repr. 1891; ANDERSON (Isabel) Circling Africa, 8vo, photo-illus., clo., Boston, Marshall Jones Company, 1929. (5)
ST. JOHN (C.) Short Sketches of The Wild Sports & Natural History of The Highlands, 8vo, cloth gilt, L., 1893; [HARVEY (Edmund George)]. Our Cruise in The Undine. The Journal of An English Pair-Oar Expedition through France, Baden, Rhenish Bavaria, Prussia and Belgium. By The Captain, 8vo, 10 plates, folding map, original cloth, 1st Edn., L., John W. Parker and Son., 1854; THOMAS (William S.) Hunting Big Game with Gun and with Kodak; A Record of Personal Experiences in The United States, Canada, and Mexico, 8vo, illus., pictorial cloth, New York, 1906. (3)
Chapman, Abel ON SAFARI: BIG GAME HUNTING IN BRITISH EAST AFRICA WITH STUDIES IN BIRD LIFE London: Edward Arnold, n.d. first edition 8vo With 170 b/w illustrations by the author E. Caldwell, illustrator of `Jock of the Bushveld`, sketch maps and photographs ½ leather, very slight wear to leather edge of cover. A good copy Inscription to "Alwyne Chadwyk Hobson for missing distinction by 5 marks from E. L. C., Eton Xmas `08". 0 1
Cumming, Roualeyn Gordon FIVE YEARS HUNTING ADVENTURES IN SOUTH AFRICA London: Simpkin, Marshall & Co., 1850 complete popular edition large 8vo b/w illustrations cloth, with a little wear to edges and stain, yet a nice copy This edition is seldom seen, and 2 others of related interest in bright covers ♦ GILLMORE, PARKER - Sport in South Africa: The Hunter`s Arcadia, 1886, with 18 b/w illustrations of fine detail ♦ GILLMORE, PARKER - Days and Nights by the Desert, 1888, with many textual and full page b/w illustrations. Slight initial foxing. 0 3
Lyell, Denis D. THE HUNTING AND SPOOR OF CENTRAL AFRICAN GAME London: Seeley, Service & Co. Ltd, n.d. first edition 19,5 by 25cm b/w illustrations cloth, age browned. Cover boards a bit rubbed, foxing to endpapers, prelims and title page. A firm tight copy and another of African hunting interest ♦ CHAMBERLAIN, GEORGE AGNEW - African Hunting Among the Thongas, first edition, 1923, ¼ leather, corner of title page clipped. 0 2
An English gold half-hunting cased pocket watch, J. W. Benson, London 18k, the white enamelled dial with black Roman numerals, subsidiary dial for seconds, dial signed "J. W. Benson London", the hinged cover with a band of blue enamelled Roman numerals, the case flat-chased with monogram, inner casing signed "B7775, Best London Make, to H. M. the Queen, J. W. Benson, Ludgate Hill, London", diam. 45mm 1
An English gold half-hunting cased pocket watch 18k, the white enamelled dial with black Roman numerals, subsidiary dial for seconds, the hinged cover with a band of blue enamelled Roman numerals, the case with blue enamelled monogram, inner case signed "Vieyres and Repingon, 129 Regent Street, No. 7531, London", diam. 45mm; and a 9ct gold bracelet, length approximately 154mm 2

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