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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.
Lot 182
NO RESERVE - Landrover 2,250cc Petrol “Barn Find” for restoration or parts. NO RESERVE 1967 - Having come from a “deceased estate” that we were asked to help by removing and offering for sale by the executors of the will. We do not know a lot more about this Land Drover apart from the carb and inlet manifold is off the engine and in the cab. The rest of the car seems to be there but is obviously in a poor state from standing for so long.There is no paper work or keys at the moment, efforts are being made to locate them but take it as not, if found then that should be looked on as a bonus not a given it will be. DVLA record the car as a 1967 first registered in the UK November 1975 and the last time it was taxed was November 2002. Engine is the “Two and a quarter” petrol unit and its registration is correct to the car.Interior wise things are a bit better and with a good clean, would be useable. The inside of the rear hard top is actually in surprisingly good condition and hints at how the car would of looked when in use. All the doors are un-locked and open easily. Dash is complete. All seats are there.Having looked briefly underneath while on the recovery truck, there are areas of the chassis looking crusty so take it as read there will be chassis work required. Offered here as a NO RESERVE item that needs major restoration or as a large amount of spare parts all still bolted together.
Lot 58
FOUR BLADED MAHOGANY PROPELLOR FROM A DARRACQ BUILT F.E.8. CIRCA 1915, EACH BLADE WITH BRASS TIP, ONE BLADE APPLIED WITH DARRACQ LONDON TRANSFER, THE HUB STAMPED 'DARRACQ MOTOR ENG CO LONDON 100 HP MONOSOUPAPE GNOME T7928 2642' WITH WAR DEPARTMENT BROAD ARROW (DIA: 244 cm). NB THIS ITEM WILL NOT BE ON VIEW IN THE ROOM ON THE DAY OF THE AUCTION.MORE IMAGES AVAILABLE INCLUDING BOSS WITH DETAIL, PLEASE EMAIL!
Lot 914
An 18ct yellow gold stamped and tested Victorian graduated carved hoop ring size S set with 5 diamonds with the centre diamond approx 0.17ct flanked either side with a diamond of approx 0.12ct each then to outer edge two diamonds of approx 0.07ct each, total diamond weight approx 0.55ct - total item weight 2.4 grams
Lot 327
A scale model of the ship "TST Sir David Hunter", built by Fergus & Brothers Port Glasgow for South African Harbours and Railways 1906 bearing plaque inscribed as such, under a five sided glazed display case on a plinth base, 148 cm wide x 72 cm high over all CONDITION REPORTS Condition is generally good. Some light scratches throughout, general small signs of wear and tear throughout. Unable to comment on whether this is a ship builder's model or one done by a hobbyist. Unable to comment on age although it would appear the decoration on the hatches on the top of the ship are printed so this may give some idea. This item has come from a bankcruptcy job so we know no further details.
Lot 78
Impressive Hand Painted Large Wooden Elephant in Ebony complete with wheel base, colourfully decorated in traditional dress, vendor originally purchased the item from India many years previous, an impressive beast, some cracks apparent, recommend inspecting, measures 140L x 98H x 50W (55" x 38.5" x 19.75") approx. Please note: There are no postage options on this item unfortunately due to its size, collection only. Apologies for any inconvenience caused.
Lot 348
Maritime - 1938 Launch Of R.M.S Queen Elizabeth in the presence of their majesties the King & Queen at the yard of John Brown & Co. Ltd. Clydebank September 27th. Naming Ceremony performed by Her Majesty The Queen. Very extravagant 24 page book telling the story of this ship, with all its details & features. Full page tipped in portraits of King George VI, Queen Elizabeth & Sir Percy E. Bates Bart, Chairman of Cunard White Star Ltd, plus 2 other people. Also 11 full page photographic illustrations & 2 fold out illustrations of the building of this ship. Plus double page multi-coloured illustration of this ship as it will look at sea. Ornate card covers printed red & gold on cream background bound with red cord. (This book was presented at the launch, to only those present at that event.) This is a quality item on which no expense has been spared in its production. Size 10" × 13"
Lot 438
Sir Winston Churchill (1874-1965) Original Telegram issued on Western Union and dated April 1945 to the Editor of the New Republic Magazine, 40 East 49th Street, New York, relaying his personal message on the death of President Franklin Delano Roosevelt for the magazine's Roosevelt memorial number. The message on a 4to Western Union sheet reads like a typical Churchillian speech; '…during the years of close contact and cooperation between the English speaking world, the late President Roosevelt became to me not only a dear and valued friend but also the personification of the firm and brave spirit which characterizes the American peoples…we do well to honour his name and be proud that we have lived in his time…', an interesting item in A/G condition overall
Lot 439
Sir Winston Churchill (1874-1965) remarkable 'The Channel Tunnel' document dated June 12th 1914 being the original printed note by Churchill as First Lord of the Admiralty, discussing the feasibility of building a Channel Tunnel and considering the risks posed if France were to become England's enemy. Signed by Churchill to the base with full version of his signature. The document also bears the initials of various members of the Committee of Imperial Defence who sponsored the document. As far as we are aware no other version of this document signed by Churchill is in existence. The Churchill Archives in Cambridge have a copy of this document but is unsigned. In the present document, Churchill expresses his opinion as to how the nation could be defended in the event of an attack: '…the tunnel should be brought to the surface of the sea not less than a quarter of a mile from the shore and the railway should run from the tunnel mouth to the shore on a bridge…', an interesting item in A/G condition overall
Lot 405
Royal Entertainment Programme at Windsor Castle 1853 'King Henry The Fifth' by William Shakespeare directed by CHARLES KEAN a favourite director and actor of Queen Victoria and Prince Albert. Large embossed Royal Coat of Arms at top centre. Beautiful embossed border done to look like lace. A very attractive item. Size 19 x 22cm approx. In as new condition
Lot 527
WWII - Diary of Eva Braun Signed - a pocket size diary for the year 1940 with a yellow metal clover leaf emblem to front cover, inscribed in ink, 'Eva Braun Munchen/Wasserburger Str.12/ 480073' to inside page, together with interlinked clover leaves with two lady birds surmounting the written signature and address. The original pencil is still present. Presented in good, clean condition. The diary is otherwise blank. It was issued, clearly as a promotional item by Marie Braun, 'Feine Damen moden/Munchen/Residenzstr. 6/11.' The item comes with a photocopy of a letter of provenance (in German) by IlseFucke-Michaels, and a colour page from a previous German auction catalogue showing this, and a few other items associated with Eva Braun
Lot 440
Sir Winston Churchill (1874-1965) Historic Letter to Prime Minister Herbet Asquith accepting the post as President of the Board of Trade '…I shall exert myself to the utmost behalf of your Administration. It gives me great pleasure to serve you. I am very sensible of the kindness of your letter. When can I see you for a few minutes. There are two or three matters of urgency connected with the Manchester election on which I need your advice. I could come round at 7.45 if that were convenient, Yours always most sincerely Winston Churchill.' Together with a copy of Asquith's original letter to Churchill offering him the post and a copy of the Daily Graphic dated April 15, 1908 issued by the Churchill Archives in Cambridge. A unique item, unlikely that others of such importance are available on the open market. With fold present
Lot 383
Early 20th Century Bamboo Étagère with Carved Wood Lily Pad Shelves with Traces of Lacquer. Unsigned. Wood Losses, Lacquer Losses, Rubbing, Used Condition. Please Examine this Lot Carefully Before Bidding. Measures 35 Inches Tall and 21 Inches Wide. We will not ship this item due to its size. We will happily recommend a list of outside vendors upon request. (estimate $75-$100)
Lot 48
Thomas Richard Colman Dibdin, British (1810-1893) London. Oil on Canvas Landscape "The Head of Loch Eyre". Signed Lower Right T. C. Dibdin 1862. This Loch is in Scotland. Very Good Condition, Some Craquelure. Has an Old Relining. Two Small Losses lower Left. Old Gallery Label. Painting Measures 28 Inches Tall 42-1/2 Inches Wide. Overall 36-1/2 Inches Tall, 50-1/2 Inches Wide. We will not ship this item due to its size. We will happily recommend a list of outside vendors upon request. (estimate $600-$900)
Lot 52
Three Piece Lot Including Carved and Black Onyx Bead Necklace, Carved Bone Necklace and Bangle Bracelet. Unsigned. Good vintage condition. Carved bone necklace measures 34-1/2" L. We Will Not Ship This Item Outside of the State of Florida. Anyone Having This Item Shipped Must Have a Florida Address or the Item will not be Shipped. We will Not Knowingly Sell Endangered Species outside of Legal Channels. (estimate $75-$100)
Lot 5472
A 19th century sailor's woolwork picture, worked in coloured threads with a ship of the fleet, 44.5cm x 60cm, c.1850, gilt frame Condition Report: We would not be able to send this item but can suggest Mailboxes for carriage requirements, they can be contacted for quotes on info@mbenottingham.co.uk - condition - two or three holes, some fading, loose but present thread rigging, frame fair
Lot 373
9th Queen's Lancers Victorian Officer's Shabracque / Horse Saddle Cloth Blue cloth with rounded corners, edged with a double row of gold "Bias and stand" lace, the forecorners bearing the VR cypher in gold embroidery. In the hindcorners a crown above VR within a strap embroidered NINTH LANCERS in gold on blue velvet, superimposed on crossed lances. The item has been re-cut, removing the central element, and the lace edging re-applied with machine-stitching. The lining now of buff cotton, inscribed WC Clayton 9th Lancers in manuscript on a moleskin patch evidently cut from the original lining. The embroidered ornaments somewhat frayed William Clayton Clayton was a Captain in the 9th Lancers in 1867
Lot 400
Boer War Kimberley Star (Mayor's Siege Medal) Attributed Medal. A fine silver example Birmingham hallmarks for 1900 (a). The reverse privately engraved "PVT C.J. ANDREWS M. COY. T.G." Retaining original ribbon and pin bar. Ribbon Fragile The medal roll does confirm a Private C. Andrews serving with the Kimberley Town Guard and was awarded the QSA and Clasp for the defence. See "Boer War Tribute Medals" by M.G.Hibbard (Item E2)
Lot 505
1st Bn. Royal Welch Fusiliers side drum. A fine decorative refurbished rope tension example. Brass body now emblazoned with title scroll, Victorian Royal Arms flanked with battle honours, Prince of Wales's plumes, rising sun and red Welsh Dragon. The wooden rims with red, white and blue painted decoration. Retaining both ‘skins'. VGC Approx. 38 cm diameter, 36 cm high. Offered as an historical item only; the instrument's accuracy is neither warranted or implied.
Lot 507
Scottish Royal Arms rope tension base drum. A good clean refurbished example, the wooden painted body emblazoned with Scottish Royal Arms. White rope tension secures the wooden rims with red, white and blue decoration. VGC Approx. 83 cm diameter, 38 cm high. Offered as an historical item only; the instrument's accuracy is neither warranted or implied.
Lot 508
2nd Bn. 3rd Queen Alexandra's Own Gurkha Rifles side drum. A good clean decorative refurbished example. The dark green painted brass body emblazoned with title scroll, crowned cypher and crossed kukris with ‘3' crossed kukris flanked by battle honours. Black rope tension secures the wooden rims with green and black decoration. Retaining both ‘skins'. VGC Approx. 48 cm diameter, 37 cm high. Offered as an historical item only; the instrument's accuracy is neither warranted or implied.
Lot 612
Levee Court Dress Coatee Uniform of Sir Henry Badeley KCB CBE. Comprising: Coatee of dark blue melton cloth emblazoned with gold bullion oak leaf embroidery to the collar, cuffs and false pocket flaps. Complete with gilt buttons. ... Matching overall trousers with gold bullion lace line. ... Breeches of dark blue cloth. ... Black Stockings. ... Dark blue gown (Some age wear to this item). Overall GC bullion remains bright and fresh. Attributed to Sir Henry John Fanshawe Lord Badeley KCB CBE. Clerk of Parliaments 1934-1949. See his full dress Court Dress lot for biographical details.
Lot 272
A silver table lamp baseThe circular beaded drip pan to a panelled tapered stem, raised on a beaded square base, with electrical fittings, loaded, by Walter Latham & Son, Sheffield, date letter worn, height 31cm (sold electrically untested) CONDITION REPORT: Item has been converted to a lamp drilled to base and plastic base been added, usual wear
Lot 320
SUMPTER LEONARD: (1911-1993) British Royal Air Force Flight Sergeant, a member of 617 Squadron who participated in Operation Chastise (The Dambusters Raid) as Bomb aimer of Lancaster ED929/G AJ-L, 16th-17th May 1943. Book signed, being a hardback edition of The Air Combat Paintings of Robert Taylor, by Robert Weston and Robert Taylor, published by David & Charles plc, London, 1989 (Fourth Impression). Signed by Sumpter in bold pencil to the half title page adding DFC DFM 617 Squadron alongside his signature and further signed in bold pencil by the artist Robert Taylor, adding the date, December 1989, his hand, and by Bill Reid VC. Accompanied by the dust jacket and contained in the original cardboard presentation box marked with Sumpter's name ('LEN') in pencil. VG Provenance: Accompanied by a statement of provenance signed by Leonard Sumpter's daughter attesting to the fact that the item included in the present lot was the personal property of her father.
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Lot 311
[SUMPTER LEONARD]: (1911-1993) British Royal Air Force Flight Sergeant, a member of 617 Squadron who participated in Operation Chastise (The Dambusters Raid) as Bomb aimer of Lancaster ED929/G AJ-L, 16th-17th May 1943. An original embroidered Royal Air Force Bomb Aimers brevet issued to Sumpter, his 'wings' featuring the off-white thread embroidered letter B at the centre of a brown thread wreath and with an off-white thread wing to the right, all embroidered to a plain black cloth. Some light age wear, VG Provenance: Accompanied by a statement of provenance signed by Leonard Sumpter's daughter attesting to the fact that the item included in the present lot was the personal property of her father.
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