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Lot 330
[Naylor]- The Observer`s Book of Airplanes original cloth dust-jacket slightly rubbed Warne 1942; and c.110 others Warne publications including a long run (c.70) of the Observer`s Book of Aircraft ?lacking only 1949 some with variant dust-jackets 12mo & 8vo(c.110) ***The mentioned item is “one of the great rarities of the series” Marren & Carter p.28..
Lot 331
O`Mara-Deutsche Forschungsanstalt... illustrations duplicated from typescript Combined Intelligence... Sub-Committee [London] [1946] § Air Ministry Aircraft Specification Designations 1953 § Air Navigation stages one & two (restricted) Air Ministry 1944 § Notes for the Guidance of R.A.F. Education Officers 1944 original wrappers; and c.15 others similar v.s.(c.20) ***We can trace only the Smithsonian copy of the first mentioned item but other copies may exist under serial headings..
Lot 108
A Hornby No.3 Lattice Girder Bridge the model in white with hand lined edges with tin printed walls and printed trade mark, (this item restored by Jim Kent) nut and bolt construction, a group of eight Buffer Stops to include three post War versions, three unboxed pre-War versions in blue, a boxed example, a No.1E Electric Buffer Stop and a boxed Platelayer`s Hut
Lot 73
Gorton (John). A Topographical Dictionary of Great Britain and Ireland, 3 vols., 1833, half title, folding engraved map of England and Wales, title page and fifty-four engraved county maps with sparse original outline colouring, some off setting and occ. spotting throughout, modern cloth gilt, 8vo, together with, Paterson (Daniel), Paterson’s Roads; Being an entirely Original and Accurate Description of all the Direct and Principal Cross Roads in England and Wales, with part of the Roads of Scotland, 18th ed., [1829], folding map frontis. of England and Wales, with nine engraved regional maps, occ. spotting throughout, contemp. half calf gilt with contrasting label to spine, bumped and rubbed at extrems. 8vo. The first item described, Chubb 446. (4)
Lot 284
* Cairo. Bouillard (Jacques), Le Kaire, Vue Exterieure de la Mosquee de Toulon, pub. Paris, 1809-28, uncoloured engraving, slight spotting, largely confined to margins, 635 x 440mm, framed and glazed, together with, Murray (John, pub.), Cliffs at Attah & Mountains & Market Canoes near Bokweh, 1840, two hand coloured lithographs on one sheet by T.Picken, 220 x 280mm, mounted, framed and glazed, with one 19th century lithograph of Egyptian hieroglyphics and a print of Venice, both framed and glazed. The first described item was published in “Description de L”Egypte ou Recueil des Observation faites en Egypte” by Vivant-Denon. A monumental work of thirteen volumes with 892 plates. (4)
Lot 380
Epictetus. Epicteti Stoici Philosophi Enchiridion, una cum Cebetis Thebani Tabula..., Omnia Hieron. Wolfio Interprete, cum ejusdem annotationibus item Porphyrii Philosophi Pythagorici..., 2 vols. in one, Cambridge, 1655, general title printed in red & black and with ownership signature of H.D. Forbes, contemp. vellum with yapp fore-edges, gilt armorial to centre of each board, 8vo, together with Lactantius (Lucius Coecilius Firmianus), Lucii Coelii sive Caecilii Lactantii Firmiani Opera Omnia quae Exstant cum notis integris Chr. Cellarii et Selectis aut Excerptis Erasmi..., 2 vols. in one, Leipzig, 1739, eng. frontis., title printed in red & black with ownership signature of H.D. Forbes, continuous pagination throughout, manuscript notes to front free endpaper, contemp. vellum, thick 8vo (2)
Lot 723
* Korda (Alberto, 1928-2001). Guerrillero Heroico, 5th March 1960, gelatin silver print, later printing, small black Korda stamp to verso lower right, signed pencil inscription by Korda dated 1986, “El pudiera haber dicho: ÒSolo se ve con el corazon. Lo esencial es invisible para los ojos.Ó Tu lo sabes.”, 25 x 20cm. The inscription translates as: “It could be said: ÒOnly the heart can see essential things which are invisible to the eyes.Ó You know it is so.” Famously, Korda made no money from this photograph, the most iconic portrait photograph of the 20th century. A special association item. (1)
Lot 916
Harris (J., pub.). The Rose’s Breakfast. Illustrated with Elegant and Appropriate Engravings, 1808, 32pp., eight eng. plts. (two trimmed to border and mounted), one plt. with small nick in blank fore-margin, lightly toned, recent marbled wrappers, title-page reproduced in facsimile and mounted on upper cover, 16mo, together with Darton (William, pub.), The Adventures of My Grandmother’s Cat; or, Puss in Boots, 1818, fifteen (of 16) copper eng. plts., lacking frontis., pub. ads. on verso of title and final leaf, lightly toned, early ms. ownership name at head of title, a few short edge-tears, recent marbled wrappers, with title-page reproduced in facsimile and mounted on upper cover, sm. 8vo. Two rare items. The first is listed in Osborne pp.928/9, but not in Moon, and COPAC gives only three locations. The second item is held by the Pierpont Morgan Library (lacking wrappers), and COPAC lists two locations (Bodleian and Leeds); it is not listed in Osborne or Gumuchian. (2)
Lot 167
A RUSSIAN SILVER-GILT ICON LAMP OF SCONCE FORM MARK OF I Ju (CYRILLIC), MOSCOW, 1908/17 Pierced decoration and applied cloisonné quatrefoils, with long arm to slot into oklad; also a parcel-gilt electroplated icon lamp of censer form, the chain attached to three fruiting vines, Cyrillic mark struck inside lamp First item 4¼ in. high (11 cm.) (2) View on Christie's.com
Lot 409
Pierre Bazzanti et Fils, Florence: A late 19th Century pietra dura plaque depicting a Musketeer in a cellar, in contemporary costume, standing by a barrel and two flasks, with arms raised and drinking from a third flask, in ebonised frame, with label `Pierre Bazzanti et Fils` to reverse, 10 1/4 x 13 1/4in. (26 x 34cms). NB: For similar item see an example in the National Museum of Scotland A.1878.47.2. See Illustration
Lot 197
DEVONSHIRE, Georgiana, Duchess of (1757-1806). A collection of 7 autograph letters signed ('Georgiana Devonshire', 'G. Devonshire') to the poet and biographer William Hayley (one), her banker [Jean-Frédéric] Perregaux (2) and others unidentified (probably also to Perregaux), Aix[-en-Provence], Pont Ste Maxence and n.p., [November 1792] and n.d., in English (one) and French, 13½ pages, 8vo and 4to; with a transcript of a poem, 'Fragment of an Heroic poem' annotated 'On Lady Eliz[abeth] F[oster] by the D[uche]ss of D[evonshire], Chatsworth 1789', and one other item. DEBTS AND COMPLICATIONS. The letters in French all in some way touch on Georgiana's famously involved financial affairs, worrying about payments gone astray, and trying to arrange settlements of debts to members of her circle -- in one letter, apparently written shortly after childbirth, she admits 'je crains que je serai beaucoup en votre dette ... je suis bien faible ayant ete un peu incommodée -- mais j'espere vous voir bientot et vous montrer mon fils', another begs Perregaux to be discreet about her financial affairs ('Je vous prie Monsieur de ne pas faire mention de nos arrangemens dargents &cc'), and especially not to talk about them in front of others; other topics include the organisation of a journey to Lyon for her servants and those of Lady Elizabeth Foster, and in November 1792 arrangements for returning to England 'notre malheureux necessaire'. The letter to the poet and friend of Blake, William Hayley, regrets that 'my troublesome head ach prevented my visiting [Hayley's estate at] Eartham', asking him to excuse on the same grounds her handwriting, 'my misfortune renders my eyes so very weak that I write with pain & difficulty'. (8) View on Christie's.com
Lot 106
4 sets of Hornby ‘O’ gauge accessories. Half-Dozen Station Hoardings. Set No. 5 Gradient posts and mile posts. Set No. 7 Watchman’s hut, brazier, shovel & poker. Set No. 8 Lineside notice boards. All boxed, minor wear, (some wear to one). Contents VGC, moisture damage to one item in set No. 5. Plate. 6
Lot 127
A Hornby ‘O’ gauge Metropolitan Railway locomotive. An electric example of the MR 0-4-0 electric locomotive. ‘Metropolitan’ & ‘2’ plus 2 MR crests to one side and ‘Metropolitan’ & ‘Hornby’ plus 2 MR crests to the opposite side. Punched out windows to cabs and sides. In lined MR brown livery, with grey roof. Boxed, significant wear. (Box shows ‘HV’). Sold As A Collectors Item Only. VGC for age, minor chipping. Plate. 3
Lot 132
A Hornby ‘O’ gauge No. 2 4-4-0 tender locomotive. An elegant Edwardian style locomotive, with brass dome, lamps to buffer beam and finished in LNER lined Apple green livery, with red below the running plate. ‘L&NER’ to splashers and the LNER crest to cab side sheets. The tender is a later Hornby associated item with LNER to sides and also finished in Apple green livery. GC-VGC for age. Plate. 3
Lot 233
A scarce Britains 155mm Gun A sound example of this working model, which featured an opening breech, shell-case, spring-powered firing mechanism, loader and 6 shells (5 present). The barrel is raised and powered by using a knurled wheel, which functions but is rather stiff. Boxed, minor wear, item VGC, minor chipping.
Lot 281
15 Dinky including 20-Ton Lorry-Mounted Crane, Elevator Loader, Heavy Tractor, Field Marshall Tractor, Dodge tipper truck, 2 x mechanical horse and dropside trailer, BEV Truck, a few towed farm implements. FC to VGC, minor to significant chipping, one item re-painted Heavy Tractor tracks perished/missing.
Lot 291
An unusual selection of 7 Dinky items including accessories Bedford side-loader Refuse Wagon, AA m/c combination black wheels, Austin Mini Moke in metallic green with canopy, 2 x Road Repair Warning Boards - 6 item sets, 2 sets of 6 OO scale figures - Station Staff (1 added) and Passengers (some possibly re-touched). Accessories boxed or bubble wrapped, items mostly VGC.
Lot 643
2 WWII A1 poster “Coughs and Sneezes Spread Diseases - Trap the Germs in your handkerchief”, one showing girl in munitions factory sneezing over colleagues on the production line, by H M Bateman, the other with poster on wall of sneezing man “Wanted for sneezing to the public danger”, by Keith Monk; in a sleeve. First item Plate 8
Lot 645
2 WWII A1 posters: “Every Rivet a Bullet - Speed the Ships”, large hull of ship being launched; “Women of Britain - arm him” an appeal for women to work in factories, showing an unarmed Tommy desperately anxious to tackle an ugley Hun armed with a massive machine gun; in a sleeve. VGC First item Plate 8
Lot 652
2 WWII A1 fuel ecomony posters: “Draughts eat Coal - Stop all Draughts” draught from factory windows eating a bag of coal; “Order your fuel now - and take part of it in Coke or Anthracite” a line of squirrels holding lumps of coal, by Clive Upton; in a sleeve. GC (minor folding creases) First item Plate 9
Lot 654
2 WWII A1 posters “Lubricating Oil is imported in Tankers - no economy is too small to count”, featuring tanker and tank with connecting fuel line; “Don’t waste oil - The Man who wasted Precious Oil!” standing disconsolate in a pool of oil between lines of glaring fellow workers, by H M Bateman; in a sleeve. Near VGC (minor folding creases). First item Plate 9
Lot 655
2 WWII A1 posters “Coughs and Sneezes Spread Diseases - Trap the Germs in Your Handkerchief” one showing woman sneezing over horrified customers in a department store, by H M Bateman, the other with poster on wall of sneezing man “Wanted for sneezing to the public danger”; by Keith Monk; in a sleeve. Near VGC. First item Plate 9
Lot 357
TABLE FOOTBALL A patented Table Football Game ( Roberts), for 2, 4 or 6 players in original wooden box with pictorial lid ( rules on underside). Largely complete but two of the six players are missing ( game is still playable as two-a -side rather than three-a-side) and one player damaged (repairable). Balls and other accessories are included. Almost certainly pre-Second World War and a similar item sold recently at auction for circa ú250. As described
Lot 418
1938 WORLD CUP Scare programme, extensive illustrated coverage, published by the French Football Federation, 48-pages. Details of all the teams, fixtures, grounds, match officials, organising committee, FIFA officials etc are provided. Colour covers, numerous photographs of teams, venues etc. Very slight wear but this item is realistically described as "Good" and is very
Lot 462
TOTTENHAM Programme for 1938 Football League Jubilee, centre pages are relevant to Tottenham, unusual item, no teams listed as Spurs played their 1938 Jubilee match at Highbury against Arsenal. 32 page standard Football League Jubilee issue with exception of the centre nos. Scarce issue. Good
Lot 775
CRYSTAL PALACE Scarce home Crystal Palace single sheet programme v QPR, 21/4/1917. The programme is for a London Combination game which was a League set up for London clubs during the First World War. This programme has extensive clear tape around the edges and across folds which suggest that it has previously been in four separate parts which have since been taped together. There are 3 small holes and the teams are slightly affected as Palace seem to have mislaid two full backs. The programme has to be truthfully described as poor but it is a rare item and may well be of interest to Palace and QPR collectors. As described
Lot 81
A rare Charles II English provincial silver trefid spoon by Arthur Haselwood II, Norwich, circa 1670, the bowl with ribbed rat-tail, the top of the front of the stem pricked ‘IW’ over ‘FM’ over ‘1670’, 20.5cm (8in) long, 76g (2.45 oz). Literature: Hartop, Christopher (editor) ‘East Anglian Silver 1550-1750’ Cambridge 2004, p. 52, item 18 and Jackson, 3rd edition, p. 338 Condition report** In very good condtion overall with a nice solid bowl. Slightly brushed overall and the marks a little rubbed.
Lot 247
Ephemera – Airship Mail – The last flight of the Hindenburg scarce envelope postmarked May 1st 1937 bearing the stamp of the Hindenburg with the typed instruction that the envelope was to be flown on the Hindenburg and with further rubber stamp cancellation explaining that the letter was to be sent via the Hindenburg because of bad weather. A scarce postal history item. This is only the second such envelope we have seen in seven years. How this envelope came to be carried on the last flight of the Hindenburg is a story of fate. The envelope was addressed to a recipient in Stuttgart and at that time the German postal service was using airships extensively for domestic mail. It therefore should have been delivered via one of the domestic airships but bad weather prevented the flight. As a result a sack of mail was loaded onto the Transatlantic bound Hindenburg and then dropped by rope when the airship reached the German coast. The mail in that sack including the present lot was then distributed internally while the Hindenburg continued its flight to America. A few days later it spectacularly crashed on arrival in New York – one of the world’s most famous transport disasters.
Lot 352
Ephemera – Shropshire the programme for the charity premier of the film ‘Gone to Earth’ at the Granada Shrewsbury on October 15th 1950 featuring scenes from the film and also scenes showing the preparation for the film in Much Wenlock together with a map of the part of Shropshire made famous by Mary Webb together with a promotional item advertising ‘Stretton’ ginger ale manufactured by Jewsbury & Brown of Manchester
Lot 9
Blunt (Wilfred) and W.T. Stearn. Captain Cook`s Fl original subscriber`s copy number 93 for Mike Walpole (subscribers` list loosely inserted) 30 plates printed from the original copper-plates original half black morocco by Zaehnsdorf cloth case folio Royal College of Art Lion and Unicorn Press 1973. ***Banks directed the preparation of the plates and had 3 sets of proofs pulled. These were used to make lithographic copies for Sir William Hooker`s Flora antarctica 1844-47. and James Britten`s IIlustrations of Australian plants collected in 1770 1900-05. Apart from the proofs the present publication is the only authentic printing of these magnificent copper plates. The full set (apart from 5 lost by the Royal College) were subsequently printed by Editions Alecto as Banks` Florilegium 35 vol. 1980-90; but the nature of the plates makes it clear that the colour printing used in this edition is historically implausible; see Bridson Printmaking 19. The only occurrence of Banks` proofs for sale seems to be William Pamplin`s closing catalogue part III Feb.1863 item 405 a volume of 28 plates lettered “Botany Bay plants by Sir Joseph Banks” pencil notes by Brown. It did not sell at a guinea and was lot 562 in J.C. Stevens` sale of the remaining stock on 13/14 Oct. 1863.
![[Henderson (Claude W.)] [Some butterflies of New G manuscript title 8 leaves of thin card (265 x 420mm. ) with 23 watercolour](http://lot-images.atgmedia.com/SR/1574/2793382/61-201057135613_468x382.jpg)
Lot 61
[Henderson (Claude W.)] [Some butterflies of New G manuscript title 8 leaves of thin card (265 x 420mm. ) with 23 watercolour figures unbound [Loughborough] c.1963. ***Exhibited: Natural history illustration 1485-1968...from the collection of Michael Walpole Loughborough School of Librarianship 1969 item 51 part of one sheet illustrated. This exhibition with a 16pp catalogue was the only public showing of MW`s remarkable collection (and he told me he regretted even that).
Lot 117
Pass (Crispin van de) Hortus floridus 5 parts in 1 vol. Latin text issue engraved title 2 other printed titles (summer & autumn) 5 frontispieces and 220 plates of flowers on 161 leaves texts on facing versos exceptions are all accounted for except for last plate of summer: cariophylus a few figures lightly coloured a nice if probably made up copy title mounted and a couple of tiny marginal defects some other margins renewed early 20th century dark green morocco gilt g.e. by Riviere bought from W&W cat.110 item 2266 for £180 in 1967 the original invoice (which lists much else) inserted oblong 8vo Arnheim Jansson 1614. ***Comprises; [spring] plate of garden with points of compass plates 1-41; Aestas printed title with Utrecht & Arnheim imprint garden plate plates 1-20; Autumnus printed title with Utrecht & Arnehim imprint engraved leaf Epigramma. Flora naturae. signed A.B. garden plate plates 1-25 + 25bis (the narcissus bulb) + Radix utriusque cyclamini (unumbered); [winter] garden plate plates 1-12 [altera pars] title “Cognoscite lilia agri” plates 1-120 all but 53 & 120 two to a leaf. Spencer Savage`s paper in The Library 1923 starts to attack the issue points of this complex work; however it can only really be applied to undisturbed copies in contemporary bindings otherwise brain fever ensues. “The most striking feature of the figures is the degree of atmosphere that has been achieved with so difficult and mechanical an instrument as the burin...In many of de Passe`s plates the plants are shown growing in the soil the artist`s eye-level being chosen so low that the flat Dutch landscape gives place to a plain sky against which the flower and leaves are firmly patterened. The book like Camerarius...thus anticipates Thornton`s Temple of Flora. Delightful touches of humour enliven de Passe`s work: bees and butterflies hover about the flowers; insects crawl among the leaves; a little mouse gnaws contentedly at an uprooted corn...” Blunt p. 109.
Lot 120
Redoute (Pierre Joseph) Les Liliacees 8 vol. first edition engraved portrait plain plate of Amaryllis bulb 486 plates printed in colours and finished by hand with the half-titles (except vol.2) and the rare dedication to Chaptal first state of plate 95 and both states of plate 428 (see Plesch sale lot 626) some minor offset or foxing but a very nice large copy uncut and the plate marks visible (they are usually trimmed away as in Hunt copy) half orange morocco gilt by Sangorski & Sutcliffe a printed livraison wrapper (mounted with slight loss) bound at the end of each vol. the Major Albert Pam copy (OBE 1875-1955 banker and collector) with his bookplate featuring the orchid Pamianthe sold Sotheby`s May 7th 1956 lot 83 to Sawyer for £900 (lot 84 was a Les Roses with plates in 2 states bought by Traylen for £1400) then item 394 in their catalogue (? 183) (cutting inserted; £5000) bought by MW from Traylen in 1972 for £9 500 with the original invoice inserted [Stafleu 8747 “280 copies”] folio (c.545 by 355mm.) Paris chez l`auteur 1802-16. ***When Major Pam`s books were sold the catalogue justly stated that his books were all selected copies in fine condition. He published an autobiography Adventures and Recollections in 1945 but it has only a disappointing half paragraph on his book collecting; it was perhaps one of those things that a gentleman did not discuss. The Jardin de la Malmaison and the Liliacees “constitute the highest peak of Redouté`s artistic and botanical achievment; both books are among the most important monuments of botanical illustration ever to be published...This magnificent publication brings Redouté to the top of his artistic career and amply justifys his fame as one of the most eminent botanical illustrators of all time.” - A catalogue of Redouteana exhibited at the Hunt Botanical Library 1963 p. 21.
Lot 161
Wheldon (John) A collection of natural history cat 30 catalogues in 2 vol. running between No.110 & New Series 1-58 (at this stage Wheldon issued less than 50% natural history catalogues) slightly dusty but in good state several with notes of items ordered binder`s cloth bit worn bound as part of a run of “Trade Catalogues; Science” perhaps for Quaritch London Great Queen St. 1895-1912; Catalogue of astronomical & geological works original wrappers ib. 1881 § Botanical catalogue later wrappers ib. 1886 § Wheldon & Wesley New Series. Catalogues 84-159 76 catalogues in 10 vol. binder`s cloth 1956-82; and others including earlier and later catalogues 2 box files of correspondence of the firm (mostly HK Swann) with MW etc. 8vo; sold not subject to return 8vo(qty) ***Apart from the file set (Maggs Cat. 1364 item 505; now in a private collection) there are slim pickings elsewhere. Copac has 1857-8 1860 at Cambridge & a run from 1912 at NLW; the Dutch Catalogus has 1856 & 4 catalogues 1908-19.
Lot 83
Ctesias, Memnon & Appian Ex Ctesia, Agatharchide, Memnone excerptae historiae. Appiani Iberica. Item, de gestis Annibalis. Omnia nunc primum edita. Cum Henrici Stephani castigationibus. Paris: Henri Estienne, 1557. 8vo, [xvi], 248, woodcut device on title, nineteenth century calf, spine gilt, g.e.,Note: Adams C3020
Lot 153
A mahogany eight-day quarter chiming longcase clock, bearing signature for Francis Bennett, Shipston-on-Stour, early 19th century and later, now with triple-train key wound weight-driven movement with anchor escapement and a choice of Whittington, St. Michael and Westminster chimes on eight gongs and striking the hour on a cluster of four further gongs, the 13.25 inch white painted Roman numeral break-arch dial with subsidiary seconds dial and bearing signature FRANCIS BENNETT, SHIPSTON-ON-STOUR to centre, the chapter ring with Arabic five-minute outer track within floral painted spandrels, the arch decorated with a Ho-Ho bird within delicate floral sprays, in a case with blind fret infill to the swan neck pediment and fluted columns to hood above shallow-arch door flanked by fluted quarter columns to trunk, on conforming crossbanded plinth base with moulded skirt incorporating bracket feet, 206cm (7ft 1in) high. condition report:** This clock has 20th century weight driven quarter chiming movement attached to a period dial plate which has been re-finished and signed by the clockmaker who undertook the conversion. Both movement and dial are in fine condition and clock should run and chime once set up correctly. Case is an early 19th century Scottish case and is in sound cosmetically restored condition with the only significant noticeable faults being vertical shrinkage cracks to the plinth base. The clock comes with weights, pendulum, case key and winder IMPORTANT NOTES REGARDING THE CATALOGUING OF CLOCKS Movements, dials and cases Movements and dials are described as relating to the cases in which they are housed in one of the following three ways: the case... we are of the opinion that the movement and dial started life in the current case. in a case... we are of the opinion that the movement and dial are in a case of correct period and type (and may well be original to the movement and dial), however there is evidence to suggest that they may not have started out life together. now in a case... we are of the opinion that the movement and dial are no longer in the original case or one of correct period and/or type. Pendulums, weights, winding and case keys Unless specifically indicated otherwise in the catalogue description it can be assumed that all clocks are sold with the requisite pendulum and correct number of weights (where appropriate), however we cannot guarantee that they are original to the clock. We do not indicate in the catalogue description whether winding or case keys are present with any specific clock. As many are consigned without keys please check with the department to establish whether they are present or not prior to bidding. Condition Due to the mechanical nature of clocks and the fact that most are of great age we cannot offer any guarantee as to whether they are in working order or free from major faults or restoration. Although we endeavour to catalogue items in a fair and informed manner, omission of any comments or observations regarding the condition or originality of a clock in the description does not necessarily indicate that it is free from significant faults, restoration or is in working condition. We would strongly advise any prospective purchaser to view the item in person or request a condition report and/or further images prior to bidding. Measurements Dial measurements are given in inches, other dimensions such as height are given in centimeters (and inches for English clocks). The measurement given for the height of a longcase clock excludes any removable finials in order to provide an approximate minimum ceiling height in which the clock can be accommodated.
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