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Lot 511
Tuin shepherd hut / Romany caravan, static This Lot can be viewed in situ at:Kington Park Malmesbury RoadKington LangleyChippenham SN15 5PZIf you are successful in purchasing this Lot, removal from site is required within 14 days. Alternative arrangements via private treaty with the vendor can be made to keep the item on site at £1.25+vat per day, with an upfront security deposit of £100
Lot 1877
•FIELD MARSHAL HAROLD ALEXANDER, 1st EARL ALEXANDER OF TUNIS, OM, MC, DSO (1891-1969) TOSSA, COSTA BRAVA, SPAIN, 1956 Signed and dated 1956, inscribed with title and dated verso,oil on board 29 x 39cm.; with another oil on board by the same hand, `The Red Lodge (Beech Missing)`, 1953, titled and dated verso, 49.5 x 60cm.; and `The Paintings of Field Marshal Earl Alexander of Tunis` (London, 1973) with introduction by Edward Seago. (3) Provenance: The two oils were formerly in the collection of Edward Seago ++ Principal item needs a light clean; `Lodge` has grazes and a few small damages; dust jacket torn on book
Lot 601
1958 COMMONWEALTH GAMES - NIGERIA Hall-marked Silver medal won by Smart Akraka of Nigeria in the Men's 4 x 110 yards relay Final at the British Empire and Commonwealth Games held in Cardiff , Wales between July 4th and August 2nd 1958. Comes with official case inscribed with the Games motif. The medal is silver and is hall-marked with inscription on the reverse. England won gold in the 4 x 110 yards relay in a time of 40.72 seconds, Nigeria won silver in a time of 41.05 seconds and Australia won bronze with a time of 41.64 seconds. Smart was one of the four Nigerian runners in the Final. This was the only Athletics medal won by Nigeria and they only won 2 medals in the entire Games, the other being bronze in Heavyweight boxing. Scarce item . The medal is in good condition , the box has a few scuffs. Good
Lot 310
WARTIME-INDIA 45 Printed information sheet relating to ISSECC Touring football team led by Eric Hayward of Blackpool. The sheet is signed by 18 of the players named including Yeomanson (Leeds), Powell (QPR), Hayward (Blackpool) and Rennie (Dundee). There were 25 players in the squad from many different clubs including Fulham, Portsmouth, Hearts, Arsenal, Middlesbrough (signed by Bob Hardisty), Nottm Forest, Falkirk, St Mirren, Leicester and Southampton. Interesting item as the squad played many games on the tour which lasted several months. The tour covered India, Burma and South East Asia. Good
Lot 107
MOTTY Two items used by John during the 2006 World Cup and the 2008 Euros. The first item is a large format , hard back note book compiled by John for the 2006 World Cup Finals in Germany and contains his handwritten notes on prospective line-ups for all 32 teams, information on stadiums and cities and revised line-ups when the squads were announced. The second item is a sheet of paper containing Johns' notes/crib sheet for the 2008 Euro Final between Spain and Germany listing facts and figures about the players and the teams for use in commentary. Good
Lot 910
LIONS TOUR TO AUSTRALASIA 1959 Scarce 100 page large format softback book telling the story of the 1959 Lions Tour to Australia and New Zealand. Produced by the Evening Post in New Zealand , every game is covered with reports and match details , many pictures and games in Australia were also covered.. The spine has slight damage and the covers have some minor tears but overall condition is Fair-Generally good. Published in 1959 and a scarce item. Fair-generally good
Lot 687
1930 WORLD CUP Two items covering the initial World Cup held in Uruguay 1930. A large colour team group of Uruguay Campeones del Mundo issued by Mundo Uruguay. The colourised team group shows the winning Uruguay team and the top corners of the supplement have smaller colourised team groups of Uruguay in the 1928 Olympic Games in Amsterdam which they won to become the World Champions and in the Paris Olympics of 1924 which was also won by Uruguay. The second item is a copy of Mundo Uruguayo magazine dated August 14th 1930 which includes further coverage of the tournament plus coverage of Penarol and Nacional. Team group colour supplement has folds but is in generally good condition whilst there is slight ageing to the magazine. Fair-generally good
Lot 662
MAN UTD -WOLVES POSTPONED 57-58 The most rare Manchester United post-war home programme, United v Wolves 8/2/58, issue number 20. The game was postponed because of the Munich Air Disaster two days earlier and the programmes printed were ordered to be pulped. A few copies escaped being destroyed and this copy, possibly a slight miscut as the printer has not trimmed it at the edges, comes complete with token. Previously , small tears have been repaired, it has been cleaned and a very small corner piece at the top of the back cover has been restored. No writing and a very scarce item. As described
Lot 461
EVERTON - TOTTENHAM 1909 IN ARGENTINA Argentinean magazine, Caras y Caretas published 12/6/1909 in Buenos Aires with pictures of the visit and game between Tottenham and Everton in Argentina. Three pages of pictures relating to the two teams in this weekly general interest magazine which is complete with covers but is ex bound volume. Scarce item. Fair-generally good
Lot 1282
DOULTON LAMBETH STUDIO POTTERY BOWL - AGNETE HOY the interior of the bowl with incised decoration on a black ground, and a plain exterior. Also with a large pottery bottle (reputably by the same potter) with incised decoration, just marked with the letter M on the base. Bowl marked, Doulton Lambeth, and various potters marks. 8 1/4ins (21cms) diameter *These two items were given to the vendor by the Chairman of Royal Doulton, when working as his secretary. They were both reputably made by Agnete Hoy, although neither item is signed by her. (2)
Lot 1260
RARE DOULTON GARDEN STATUE & BIRDBATH - HARRY SIMEON a large stoneware figure of a Pixie 'Puck', on a rectangular shaped base. Mounted on a seperate large stoneware birdbath. Designed by Harry Simeon, both sections with impressed marks, Doulton, Registered 736777. 19 1/2ins (49.5cms) high overall *For similar item see Woolley and Wallis, 22nd of June 2016, Lot 35.
Lot 18057
Tibet : 1882-2009 An unique collection well written-up in six loose-leaf volumes: Volume 1: shows 1882 entire from Ghurkha, Kuti, Tibet to Katmandu, Nepal & another letter dated c1885-90 with wax seal; Early postcards including the 13th Dalai Lama in black & white & other early 'ethnic' cards, Liebig card etc., early prints including one of the British Expedition 1871; 20th century covers including KEVII & KGV Indian ½a green each on cover from Gyantse (Siliguri Base) to Nepal & 1919 cover to Gyantse from Katmandu. Also a scarce set to 50c of Chinese P.O. in Tibet unused (with paper adhering to back & some perf faults) , these would cat £2360 as fine mint. Volume II: with a mint & used study of the 1912-14 First issue with shades, multiples, varieties & values to 1t, 9 covers 1915-25 bearing 1/6th trangka green adhesives, one with photo certificate (Sismondo 2000) and one bearing 1/3rd trangka c1927 (this affixed across back of cover and thus halved when opened, but a very rare item in any condition). Also later printings including 'POTSAGE' variety (2) in a complete sheet of 12 & another single example, plus 1914-17 4t & 8t including a reprint. Volume III: has a mint & used study of the 1933 issue with 3 covers, 18 complete sheets, these include 'missing cliché' & sheets with 'substituted clichés'. Cancelled sheets are cto. Volume IV: offers 1933 issues on covers including one franked ½t yellow pair & 2t cinnamon, another with 1t & 2t franking etc. Volume V: contains a very impressive range of forgeries & forged covers unused & used with 54 complete sheets & 21 covers, forged postmarks, etc. A very important research section. Volume VI: starts with so-called Officials including a probably unique airmail cover from Turkey in 1954 with Turkish adhesives on address side & on the back, a 1933 4t green, and 'officials' 1shokang brown & a pair of 2Khakakang brown black all cancelled by Lhasa cds cancels. Later some examples of stamps and covers from the post Chinese takeover period with propaganda labels, 'Free Tibet' etc. Overall the collection is well adapted to be displayed at local or national level, on matching album pages, and collections of Tibet of this level are very rarely offered. It is not possible to authenticate all of the material in this collection, but is covered by our return guarantee. A download of the entire collection is available should this be required, please request this. As an exception to 'no viewing' rules, this collection may be viewed at our office. HEAVY LOT - OVERSEAS BIDDERS PLEASE ENQUIRE FOR SHIPPING COSTS [US1]
Lot 6663
Ghana : (SG SG177a) Small piece bearing 2d, 3d and 6d individually cancelled BEREKUM 11 JY 59 (Red overprint type.30) MAJOR ERROR Overprint Double. Understood to be the only known example from which the Catalogue listing was taken. RPS Certificate. A unique item of Ghana & modern British West Africa alike. (image available)
Lot 30
A Royal Crown Derby Mansion House dwarf, richly attired in 17th century cavalier costume, wearing a floral waistcoat pointed hat with play bill of the Theatre Royal, Haymarket, 17cm high, printed mark, modern Condition Report: The item is in good condition with no visible chips damage or repairs
Lot 345
An Elizabeth II silver and enamel rectangular cigarette case, hinged cover decorated with flowers on an opaque engine turned ground, 10.5cm wide, Henry Clifford Davis, Birmingham 1957 Condition Report: The item is in good condition typical for age with surface scratches to enamel and asmall dent to rear see additional images
Lot 141
Mid 19th Century Elkington and Company bronze relief two handled pedestal urn, after a design by Benjamin Schlick, copying an item found in Pompeii.(B.P. 24% incl. VAT) CONDITION REPORT: Significant damage to the face of a cherub on one side, the pedestal a little misshapen. Maker's marks to underside of base.
Lot 234
VERY Large Meagher Studio Portrait Camera on Cantilevered Stand. With a W Morley retailers label. Fitted with an un-named brass lens (focal length estimated at around 9") in a focusing mount and with one Waterhouse Stop. Bellows in poor condition & probably not light-tight! Internal shutter needs attention. Would make a splendid display item with a little work. Also a selection of extra backs (one marked Bill Cliff Camera Maker Manchester), adjustable bed etc. FOR COLLECTION FROM DUDLEY ONLY
Lot 186
A German silver hexagonal box with English import marks for London, 1898, cover chased with naked child digging, gilt interior of base chased with child warming herself by fire; another similar box, Dutch, with pseudo marks, pull-off cover chased with two children stirring a vat, base with two children with dog, circa 1900; and a Dutch oval double-lidded silver box with ropework swing handle, pseudo marks, chased with courting couples, figures in 18th century costume and putti, last item 5.5 cm. long, wt. 103 gm.Good condition.
Lot 254
A silver sweet tazza with pierced diaperwork sides, on stepped trumpet foot, probably by A. J. Zimmerman, Birmingham, 1911, 12.6 cm. diameter; also an Edwardian curved oblong sweet dish, Chester, 1908, with pierced sides and stamped bead rim, 14.3 cm. long, wt. 212 gm.Wear to maker's mark on first item, pinprick ding to base of second item and small split to rim otherwise good overall condition on both items.
Lot 176
An Edwardian silver pig pin cushion by Adie & Lovekin Ltd., Birmingham, 1905, the purple velvet cushion heavily worn; and an Edwardian silver pin cushion modelled as a chick emerging from an egg, by Sampson Mordan & Co., Chester, 1907, with dark red velvet cushion. First item 4.8 cm. long.Good condition but heavily worn cushion to pig and gap where cushion does not fill aperture.
Lot 277
A group of five silver vinaigrettes comprising:- a George III rounded oblong vinaigrette, maker's mark indistinct, London, 1798, unmarked grille, with prick-dot rayed cover centred by reserve initialled "M McK", 4 cm. long; a small George IV oblong vinaigrette by Joseph Willmore, Birmingham, 1821, cover with vacant oval rosette reserve within wreath of foliage, grille with maker's mark and lion passant, 1.9 cm. long; a George IV oblong example by John Shaw, Birmingham, 1821, engraved to cover and base with wrigglework on diaperwork ground, cover with vacant cartouche, grille pierced with basket of flowers and marked with lion passant, 3.1 cm. long; a George IV fluted rectangular example by Charles Rawlings, London, 1822, unmarked grille, 3.2 cm. long; and a small Victorian oblong vinaigrette by Edward Smith, Birmingham, 1846, cover engraved with two saltires and vacant oval reserve on diaperwork ground, grille with Queen's head, 2.6 cm. long.First item has minor gilded-over solder repair to grille where it joins hinge, last item has tiny split to grille otherwise overall good order.
Lot 179
A group of six chased silver boxes, English and Continental, comprising:- a German square box with bevelled sides, chased with birds and swags of fruit, English import-marked for London, 1906, inscribed to base "Eileen Annette Wellby, 22nd. Oct. 1907"; a late Victorian pill box of kidney shape by Deakin & Francis, Birmingham, 1898, cover chased with swags of roses and tassels dependent; a French silver cushion-shaped pill box chased with rocaille decoration around a vacant reserve, circa 1900; a Continental pill box chased with scroll-edged cartouches and diaperwork, cover part-fluted, English import-marked for London, 1901; an Edwardian circular pill box by Adie & Lovekin Ltd., Birmingham, 1909, cover chased with scrolls, crimped border to base; and a German hexagonal cachou box, Hanau, circa 1900, chased basket of flowers to cover, sides chased with ribbon-tied wreaths and wine-related and musical trophies. First item 5 cm. wide, wt. 170 gm. (6).Good condition, French box closes quite loosely.
Lot 935
Scarce Oxygen Combustion Chamber from V2 Rocket, relic example of the large sphere with valve ports to either side. Rusted and corroded with the rust going right through the surface of the metal in places. Large and heavy item. Within this chamber was the H2o which mixed to make the rocket fuel to power the rocket.
Lot 695
Extremely Rare 1942 British Airborne 1st Model Step-In Paratroopers Smock, manufactured by Rego Clothiers Ltd, produced in a heavy gabardine khaki coloured material with working central front zip, Newey Patt brass press stud fittings to the front, storm type cuffs and armpit ventilation. Original shoulder straps. Lower side pockets have the original zips but these are corroded and not in working order. Interior of the smock has the original “Jackets Parachutist” label, having Rego Clothiers Ltd makers details, size details and date 1942. War Department inspection stamp having the date letter O (1942). The smock shows clear evidence of wear, with some staining and the label has worn but still visible. Overall a very good example of an extremely rare item of British Airborne forces clothing. These smocks were the first examples produced and issued to the newly formed British Airborne Forces. They were a direct copy of the early German Paratrooper smocks, which were also a step-in pattern. These early smocks were issued to the Airborne forces which took part in the Bruneval Raid (Operation Biting). They were soon proved to not be very effective as they were not quick to get in and out of and as a result were very soon replaced by the more commonly found Denison Smocks and Parachute Oversmocks. Very few of these early pattern smocks remain on the collecting market as many were dumped or altered for use after WW2. For more details about these items please see “Denison British Airborne Specialist Clothing From WW2 to the Present Day” by Bruce Wilson.
Lot 1004
British Special Operations Executive (S.O.E) War-Time Propaganda Forgery German Postcard, these cards of which there are other types, were printed by the special Operations Executive (SOE) and were “Franked” with British Forgery of the 3 Reichspfenig definitive stamp (Hitler head) issue of 1941. The format and text were designed to lower the morale of the German Population, in this case by contrasting the Food Rationing Scales that were available to the Cadres of the National Socialist Leadership to those that were available to the normal population. On the obverse of the card were printed by SOE what the Ration Scale allowed to the Political Leadership consisted of (by Decree of the State Food Secretary Backe of 26.I.1943) To the reverse was a statement by Dr Robert Ley in his office as National Housing Minister (which was reported in the Newspaper “Der Angriff” of 12.10.1943) in which he claimed to be an ordinary “consumer” on the same Ration Scale as the rest of the population. How these were to be distributed to War-time Germany remains obscure, whether by SOE Agents, by Post from Switzerland or by RAF “Air-Drop” just some of the means SOE distributed their Propaganda to Germany. Very rare item.
Lot 661
Royal Artillery Headdress Grouping, consisting of 1944 dated Far East issue Jungle Bush hat with ten fold pagri, the top four folds in blue and red, the colours of the Royal Artillery. To the side of the cap is cloth equally divided red and blue diamond formation sign for the Royal Artillery. Interior retains the original leather sweatband with clear 1944 date stamp and makers details. Accompanying the bush hat is a Nepalese style blue velvet cap with fine officers gilt metal small pattern Royal Artillery officers cap badge. Named to the interior lining “ADAMS”. The third item of headdress is an officers cap believed to be of the Royal Nepalese Army, having bullion embroidered Queens crown cap badge. All three items remain in good overall condition and are housed in part of an officers cap storage box. (3 items)
Lot 519
Outstanding WW2 VAD Nurses Cape Decorated with Cloth Formation Signs and Shoulder Titles, standard pattern WW2 Nurses wool cape with the interior retaining cloth formation signs and shoulder titles collected by the original owner in WW2. Items include, embroidered Surrey & Sussex Yeomanry QMR shoulder title, embroidered straight type Airborne title, embroidered Poland Air Force shoulder title, cloth parachute wing, 33rd Tank Brigade felt formation sign, embroidered Reconnaissance Corps shoulder title, embroidered 1st Polish Armoured division, embroidered Combined Operations formation sign, Bomb Disposal trade badge, bullion embroidered Polish 2nd Corps, embroidered Glider Pilots breast wing, embroidered 2 ASTU formation sign, Royal Irish Fusiliers printed shoulder title, printed Lancashire Fusiliers shoulder title, printed Middlesex shoulder title, 2x embroidered Special Service Battalion Highland Regiment formation signs, printed Cambridgeshire shoulder title, far east made Royal Artillery shoulder title, embroidered Mountain Artillery shoulder title, Air Landing pattern Border Regiment shoulder title, printed straight Airborne title, embroidered SAS parachute wing, printed 10th Indian division, printed 1st Canadian Parachute Battalion shoulder title, RAF Bomb Disposal trade badge, RAF pilots wing, embroidered 6th Airborne division Pegasus formation sign, Glider troops sleeve badge, embroidered 3rd Indian Division Chindits formation sign, embroidered 2nd Glider wing, printed APTC Southern Command formation sign, printed Beach Groups formation sign, American Airborne garrison cap badge, Special Air Service embroidered beret badge, embroidered 20th Indian division formation sign, embroidered 404th (East Bengal) L of C Area formation sign, embroidered Allied Airborne formation sign, plus many more. The cape has original owners name label to the top, “Beryl Richmond”. Remains in good condition overall. It was common practice amongst Nurses during WW2 to collect an item of insignia or cap badge from a soldier which they treated or met. Many of these nurses decorated their issue capes with these items of insignia as a souvenir of there service and time during WW2. (135 items)
Lot 637
WW2 Factory / Company Workers Steel Helmet, black painted standard British helmet shell with painted P yellow lightning bolt II and decaled winged V within a crown. Helmet is complete with the original liner system to the interior and webbing chinstrap. Helmet is an untouched example with some paint loss, surface rusting and pitting. Cellar found item.
Lot 618
Very Rare Great War Turkish Other Ranks Headdress “Kabalak”, of crudely constructed beige heavy folded cloth with padded cloth lining to the interior. Some staining and wear to the interior of the headdress. Accompanying the item is a archive of original paperwork and personal items belonging to a Private Albert Knee who served with the Oxford & Buckinghamshire Light Infantry during WW1 and who took this item as a souvenir, possibly from a Turkish Prisoner of War. Private Albert Knee served with the 8th Service Battalion Ox & Bucks Light Infantry who were raised in Oxford in October 1914. Originally serving on the Western Front before being transferred to Salonika. The battalion served as a Pioneer battalion of the 26th Division. The unit was present at the Battle of Doiran. After the Armistice the battalion moved to Mustapha Pasha, on the borders of Turkey and later Constantinople where we would assume he acquired this item of headdress.
Lot 346
WW2 Long Range Desert Group (L.R.D.G) Stick Pin, fine quality Sterling Silver stick pin in the design of the regimental cap badge of the Long Range Desert Group. Stamped to the reverse “STG SIL” and “TM3”. Complete with pin fitting to the reverse. Quality item possibly made for a veterans sweetheart etc.
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Lot 50
[Blocquel (Simon)], "Frinellan". Le Triple Vocabulaire Infernal: Manuel du Démonomane, 4 parts in 1 vol., half-title, preliminaries and pp.15-16 misbound, woodcut or wood-engraved title-vignette, 3 part titles, 12 plates, and illustrations, staining to a few leaves, contemporary calf-backed boards, spine gilt, rubbed, Paris [Lille], [1840] § Olivier (Jacques) Alphabet de l'Imperfection et Malice des Femmes, one of 500 copies on écu vergé, title in red and black, etched illustrations, contemporary morocco-backed boards, original pictorial yellow wrappers bound in, uncut, Paris, 1876 § Grand-Cartaret (John) Mariage, Collage, Chiennerie: Les Trois Formes de l'Union Sexuelle, plates, contemporary half sheep, Paris, [c.1910], 8vo (3) ⁂ The final part of the first is a list of authors on the occult.Please note: The first mentioned item, Le Triple Vocabulaire Infernal…, is lacking 2 folding plates.
Lot 319
Austen (Jane).- Charades.- New Collection of Enigmas, Charades, Transpositions, &c., A New Edition, 6pp. publishers' catalogue at end, contemporary pencil inscription at head of title, foxing, contemporary mottled calf, gilt, rubbed, rebacked with gilt spine, Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, 1806 § Charades &c. written a hundred years ago by Jane Austen and Her Family, plates, original cream wrappers with title in red and black on upper cover, uncut, book-label of Pamela Lister inside front wrapper, a little browned and soiled, [Gilson F2], privately printed, [1895], 12mo & 8vo (2) ⁂ Charades were a popular amusement in Jane Austen's time and examples appear in both Emma and Mansfield Park. Evidently she and her family also entertained themselves with such riddles and the second work contains three by Austen herself. This item was printed to be sold for 3/- at a bazaar in aid of St. Mary's Hospital, Paddington in 1895. It was also issued in blue wrappers priced 18d, presumably a cheaper issue for general circulation. COPAC records only 2 copies of the title (BL and Oxford). The first item was originally published in 3 volumes (including Solutions...) in 1791 by T.Hookham and J.Carpenter. COPAC lists 3 copies of this edition (BL, National Trust and Bristol).
Lot 444
Morris (William) Letters on Socialism, one of 30 copies on paper, 4pp. facsimile letter, Ashley Library device at end, original cream boards, uncut, a little soiled, rubbed and soiled, [Todd 185d], privately printed [for T.J.Wise], 1894; Democratic Federation. Chants for Socialists: No.I. The Day is Coming, 8pp., first edition, original cream printed wrappers, with manuscript sheet of notes loosely inserted, all in card folder and annotated envelope with signature of J.F.Horrabin, [Forman 71], The Modern Press for Reeves, [1883]; Monopoly: or, How Labour is Robbed, "The Socialist Platform" No.7, 16pp, illustration by Walter Crane, stapled, unopened, spotted, 1891 § Morris (W.) and E.Belfort Bax. Socialism: Its Growth & Outcome, number 278 of 278 copies (limitation corrected by from "275 copies printed" to "278"), original buckram, uncut, rubbed, spine faded, 1893; and 4 other pamphlets by or relating to William Morris, 8vo (8) ⁂ The second item Chants for Socialists is, according to the sheet of inserted notes, "the first poetic contribution to the modern Socialist Movement". Buxton Forman describes it as "one of the rarest Socialist items". James Francis "Frank" Horrabin (1884-1962) was a socialist radical writer and cartoonist.
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