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Lot 2344
A 9ct gold mounted oval shell cameo pendant, carved as the portrait of a lady, within a cast and pierced surround with a gold neckchain, on a boltring clasp, detailed 9 K, a gold and shell cameo ring, carved as the portrait of a lady, detailed 9 C, a gold and platinum, diamond set three stone ring and a pair of 9ct gold hoop shaped pendant earrings, combined gross weight 8.8 gms, (5).
Lot 2363
A J.W Benson, London 9ct gold, cushion shape cased gentleman's wristwatch, the signed enamelled dial with Arabic numerals, subsidiary seconds and with a leather strap and a Juvenia 18ct gold circular cased lady's wristwatch, with a signed jewelled movement, the signed dial with gilt dot and arrow shaped numerals, detailed within the caseback Juvenia 18 K 0,750, import mark Glasgow probably 1952, (2).
Lot 2370
A pair of white gold, sapphire and diamond rectangular cufflinks, each collet set with an oval cut sapphire to the centre, between diamond set sides, mounted with two rows of circular cut diamonds, the backs with folding sprung bar fittings, detailed 750 18 K, gross combined weight 14.8 gms.
Lot 13
Set of 3 Soviet propaganda posters. 1. Original vintage Soviet propaganda poster issued to commemorate the beginning of the Great Patriotic War - 1941. Part of tree part poster. The Great Patriotic War is a term used in Russia and other former republics of the Soviet Union (except for the Baltic states and Ukraine) to describe the conflict fought during the period from 22 June 1941 to 9 May 1945 along the many fronts of the Eastern Front of World War II between the Soviet Union and Nazi Germany and its allies. For some legal purposes its period might be extended to 11 May 1945 to also include the end of the Prague Offensive. The Great Patriotic War is commemorated on 9 May. Excellent condition, fold on left corner. County: Russia, year of printing:1969, designer: O. Savostyuk, size (cm): 68x43.; 2. Official Soviet 1969 vintage re-issue of the posters from an official government series of best poster designs re-issues. Propaganda poster designed in Uzbekistan and originally printed in 1966 featuring a portrait of Lenin wearing a cap set against a red background made of orange flags with Lenin's name on them. Good condition, creases and small tears in margins. County: Russia, year of printing:1969, designer: M. Kalinin, size (cm): 86x58; 3. Official Soviet 1968 vintage re-issue of the posters from an official government series of best poster designs re-issues. 1 Soviet Propaganda poster featuring a striking portrait of Lenin set against a red background with the quote from Lenin positioned at the bottom reading: Be on the Alert! Protect the combat readiness of our country and Red Army like an apple of your eye. Fair condition, cracks, creases, stains and tears. County: Russia, year of printing:1968, designer: K. Ivanov, size (cm): 86x58
Lot 16
Set of 2 official Soviet 1968 and 1969 vintage re-issues of the posters from an official government series of best poster designs re-issues. 1. Original vintage Soviet Propaganda poster featuring a striking portrait of Lenin set against a red background with the quote from Lenin positioned at the bottom reading: Be on the Alert! Protect the combat readiness of our country and Red Army like an apple of your eye. Fair condition, creases, tears in left margin. County: Russia, year of printing:1968, designer: K. Ivanov, size (cm): 86x58; 2. Original vintage Soviet Propaganda poster featuring a photographic portrait of Lenin published in 1962 to celebrate the 40th Anniversary of the Children's Communist League. Fair condition, cracks, staining, tears and creases in margins County: Russia, year of printing:1969, designer: Savostyuk and Uspensky, size (cm): 86.5x58
Lot 2513
Original vintage travel poster for Japan featuring a black and white photo of a tree next to lake Motosu , with Mt Fuji looming over in the background. Issued by the Japanese Government Railways and printed by Nisshin printing co, Tokyo, Japan. Fair condition, large tears, several creases, paper losses, staining. The Japanese Government Railways (JGR) was the national railway system directly operated by the central government of Japan until 1949. It is a predecessor of Japanese National Railways and the Japan Railways Group. County: Japan, year of printing:1930s, designer: K. Okada, size (cm): 77x53
Lot 41
Set of 3 official Soviet 1968 and 1969 vintage re-issues of the posters from an official government series of best poster designs re-issues. 1. Soviet Propaganda poster featuring a portrait of Lenin overlooking electrical installation. This poster is a re-issue of a poster originally published in 1925. Fair condition, creases and cracks, tears in right margin. County: Russia, year of printing:1969, designer: Chass-Kobelev, size (cm): 86x58; 2. Soviet Propaganda poster featuring a striking portrait of Lenin set against a red background with the text positioned at the bottom reading: Be on the Alert!. Good condition, minor tears and creases in margins. County: Russia, year of printing:1968, designer: K. Ivanov, size (cm): 86x58; 3. Soviet Propaganda poster featuring a striking portrait of Lenin by artist Ivanov set against a white background with the text printed at the bottom in red letters. Fair condition, tears and creases in bottom left margin. County: Russia, year of printing:1969, designer: Ivanov, size (cm): 86x58
Lot 4623
Original vintage Soviet propaganda poster K Socialismu - To socialism without tanks and violent occupation. The Prague Spring was a period of political liberalization and mass protest in Czechoslovakia as a Communist state after World War II. It began on 5 January 1968, when reformist Alexander Dub?ek was elected First Secretary of the Communist Party of Czechoslovakia (KS?), and continued until 21 August 1968, when the Soviet Union and other members of the Warsaw Pact invaded the country to suppress the reforms. The Prague Spring reforms were a strong attempt by Dub?ek to grant additional rights to the citizens of Czechoslovakia in an act of partial decentralization of the economy and democratization. The freedoms granted included a loosening of restrictions on the media, speech and travel. After national discussion of dividing the country into a federation of three republics, Bohemia, Moravia-Silesia and Slovakia, Dub?ek oversaw the decision to split into two, the Czech Socialist Republic and Slovak Socialist Republic. This dual federation was the only formal change that survived the invasion. The reforms, especially the decentralization of administrative authority, were not received well by the Soviets, who, after failed negotiations, sent half a million Warsaw Pact troops and tanks to occupy the country. The New York Times cited reports of 650,000 men equipped with the most modern and sophisticated weapons in the Soviet military catalogue.[2] A large wave of emigration swept the nation. Resistance was mounted throughout the country, involving attempted fraternization, sabotage of street signs, defiance of curfews, etc. While the Soviet military had predicted that it would take four days to subdue the country, the resistance held out for eight months until it was finally circumvented by diplomatic maneuvers (see below). It became a high-profile example of civilian-based defense; there were sporadic acts of violence and several protest suicides by self-immolation (the most famous being that of Jan Palach), but no military resistance. Czechoslovakia remained controlled by the Soviet Union until 1989, when the Velvet Revolution peacefully ended the communist regime; the last Soviet troops left the country in 1991. After the invasion, Czechoslovakia entered a period known as "normalization": subsequent leaders attempted to restore the political and economic values that had prevailed before Dub?ek gained control of the KS?. Gustáv Husák, who replaced Dub?ek as First Secretary and also became President, reversed almost all of the reforms. The Prague Spring inspired music and literature including the work of Václav Havel, Karel Husa, Karel Kryl and Milan Kundera's novel The Unbearable Lightness of Being. Very good condition, faint creases. County: Czechoslovakia, year of printing:1968, designer: Unknown, size (cm): 21x30 (Horizontal)
Lot 101
A 9ct yellow gold sapphire and diamond five stone ring, set with three round cut sapphires, measuring approx. 3mm each, separated by two round cut diamonds accents, hallmarked Birmingham 1985, ring size N, together with a 9ct yellow gold pearl ring, set with single pearl measuring approx. 6mm, hallmarked London 1965, ring size L, and a 9ct yellow gold ruby and cubic zirconia flower set ring, centrally set with round cut ruby measuring approx. 4mm, surrounded by colourless cubic zirconia, hallmarked London 1974, ring size K½, (3).
Lot 316
A collection of 19th century and later shooting and military items, to include a brass and treen cartridge mould, a World War II lacquered brass gun sight, 'No 220 MK II A. K. & S 1942', a machine gun bullet belt, three shot flasks, a Jambiya knife, various shooting stick, a French St Etiene 1880 bayonet, etc (Qty)
Lot 311
A 9ct cultured pearl ring, the large button pearl, approx. 12mm diameter, in a four claw setting, with textured band stamped 375 with Birmingham assay mark, size K, together with a ruby and diamond ring, the oval ruby set to either side with two small round diamonds, with plain band indistinctly stamped '9ct', size E, (6.3g), (2)
Lot 381
Nyerere, Julius Kambarage. Freedom and Development - Uhuru na Maendeleo, printed and made in Tanzania, Oxford University Press, 1973. Presentation copy, signed by the author in blue ink to front free endpaper, 'To Harold Wilson from Julius K. Nyerere.' The binding constructed from coarse dyed fibres with embossed black title to spine and upper board. Nyerere was first prime minister of independent Tanganyika and later became the first president of the new state of Tanzania
Lot 429
Collection of poetry books, mostly signed presentation copies or bearing gift inscriptions to Harold and Mary Wilson, to include Gerard Irvine, Matthias Johannessen, Janette R. Gordon, Peter Hardiman Scott, Michael K. Twum, and others. Together with a first edition of Saville, by David Storey, signed and inscribed to Mary Wilson, and a first edition of Funeral Games, by Mary Renault, bearing gift inscription from John Guest to Mary Wilson
Lot 225
§ Amy Katherine Browning (British, 1881-1978) Landscape with a church in the distance; sketch of a beach to the reverse signed 'A. K. BROWNING' (lower right) oil on board 35 x 44.50cm (14 x 17in) Literature: Joanna Dunham, 'Amy K Browning (1881-1978): An Impressionist in the Women's Movement', Boudicca Books, pub. 1995. Other Notes: Amy K Browning studied at the Royal College of Art under Gerald Moira, being awarded a scholarship to continue without paying fees. After studying in Paris, she exhibited at the Salon where she won both Gold and Silver medals. The French Government subsequently bought two of her works for their Luxembourg Collection. She was married to the artist, Thomas Cantrell Dugdale, RA, RP, ROI (1880-1952). Her work is included in many British museum collections, including Manchester, Southampton and Glasgow. A retrospective exhibition of her work was held at Christchurch Mansions, Ipswich, Suffolk in 1995.
Lot 241
Hornby Dublo Class A4 Three Rail 4-6-2 Steam Locomotive and Six Wheel Tender, B.R green, renamed "Andrew K McCosh with R/No. 60003, late crest, condition fair to good, signs of over painting to chassis, contained in very good custom box. Plus four B.R red and cream eight wheel Stanier coaches, restaurant car, two M4183 composite and M26133 brake 2nd/3rd, unboxed, condition fair to good.
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